Upgrade cosmos-sdk in irismod to v0.50.10 #468
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (16)
modules/random/abci.go (1)
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1-85: Consider documenting the rationale for AppHash-based randomnessThe transition from
LastBlockId.HashtoAppHashrepresents a significant architectural change in the random number generation strategy. While the implementation is technically sound, it would be valuable to:
- Document the reasoning behind this architectural change
- Specify the security properties and assumptions
- Add test cases that verify the randomness properties
Would you like assistance in creating comprehensive documentation for these changes?
modules/random/keeper/service.go (1)
42-42: Document architectural decision for entropy source changeWhile the implementation is sound, it would be valuable to document the rationale for switching from
LastBlockHashtoAppHashas the entropy source. Consider adding a comment explaining the architectural decision and its benefits.Consider adding a comment like:
+ // AppHash is used as an entropy source as it represents the deterministic state of the application, + // providing a reliable and consistent source of randomness when combined with other entropy sources.Also applies to: 156-156, 163-163
e2e/farm/tx.go (1)
83-83: Consider adding edge cases to the test suiteThe transition to
math.NewIntfor all farm operations (rewards, LP tokens, calculations) is correct. However, consider adding test cases for:
- Maximum integer values
- Zero values for rewards and tokens
- Boundary conditions for height differences
Also applies to: 92-92, 107-107, 120-120, 138-138, 157-157
e2e/nft/query.go (1)
113-113: Consider extracting fee calculation to a helper functionThe fee calculation pattern is duplicated. Consider extracting it to a helper function to improve maintainability and ensure consistency.
+ func getTestFee(bondDenom string) sdk.Coins { + return sdk.NewCoins(sdk.NewCoin(bondDenom, math.NewInt(10))) + } // Usage in test: - sdk.NewCoins(sdk.NewCoin(s.Network.BondDenom, math.NewInt(10))).String() + getTestFee(s.Network.BondDenom).String()simapp/state.go (1)
206-206: Consider making bond denom configurable via simulation parameters.Currently, the bond denom is hardcoded to
sdk.DefaultBondDenom. For better flexibility in simulation scenarios, consider making it configurable throughappParams.Here's a suggested implementation:
- BondDenom: sdk.DefaultBondDenom, + BondDenom: getBondDenom(appParams, r),Add this helper function:
const SimulateBondDenom = "bond_denom" func getBondDenom(appParams simtypes.AppParams, r *rand.Rand) string { var bondDenom string appParams.GetOrGenerate( SimulateBondDenom, &bondDenom, r, func(r *rand.Rand) { bondDenom = sdk.DefaultBondDenom }, ) return bondDenom }e2e/token/tx.go (2)
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237-271: Consider cleaning up commented codeThe ERC20 swap operations are commented out but still include the
sdktomathpackage migration changes. Consider either implementing the TODO assertions or removing the commented code to maintain codebase cleanliness.
Migration from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt is incomplete
The verification reveals inconsistent usage across e2e test files:
- Most test files have adopted
math.NewInt- However,
htlc/tx.goandcoinswap/query.gostill usesdk.NewInt64Coinwhich internally usessdk.NewInt🔗 Analysis chain
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54-271: Verify consistent package usage across test filesLet's verify that the migration from
sdk.NewInttomath.NewIntis consistently applied across other e2e test files.🏁 Scripts executed
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e2e/coinswap/query.go (1)
83-85: LGTM: Comprehensive test coverage with proper validationsThe test thoroughly validates both user balances and pool states after each operation. The use of string comparisons for large numbers prevents any potential precision issues.
Consider adding test cases for edge cases such as:
- Operations with minimum possible values
- Operations near maximum supply limits
Also applies to: 113-116, 142-145, 171-174, 197-200, 223-226
modules/service/client/utils/query.go (2)
70-70: Consider using a more descriptive loop label name.The label 'I:' is not descriptive of its purpose. Consider using a more meaningful name like 'EventLoop:' or 'SearchLoop:' to improve code readability.
-I: +EventLoop:Also applies to: 73-73
74-87: Fix typo and consider early return optimization.
- There's a typo in the variable name 'paresIndex' (should be 'parsedIndex').
- Consider adding an early return when both conditions are met to simplify the logic.
- paresIndex, err := strconv.ParseInt(attribute.Value, 10, 64) + parsedIndex, err := strconv.ParseInt(attribute.Value, 10, 64) if err != nil { return requestContext, err } - msgIndex = int(paresIndex) + msgIndex = int(parsedIndex)e2e/htlc/tx.go (2)
95-95: Consider extracting repeated fee specification into a constantThere are multiple identical fee specifications across test cases. Consider extracting this into a constant to improve maintainability and reduce duplication.
+ const ( + defaultFeeAmount = 10 + ) + + func getDefaultFee(bondDenom string) sdk.Coins { + return sdk.NewCoins(sdk.NewCoin(bondDenom, math.NewInt(defaultFeeAmount))) + } // Then replace all instances with: - sdk.NewCoins(sdk.NewCoin(s.Network.BondDenom, math.NewInt(10))).String(), + getDefaultFee(s.Network.BondDenom).String(),Also applies to: 206-206, 254-254, 317-317, 365-365, 420-420, 469-469
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502-523: Consider using constants for magic numbers in genesis configurationThe genesis configuration contains several large numbers that could be made more readable and maintainable by using named constants.
+ const ( + MaxSupplyLimit = 350000000000000 + DefaultFixedFee = 1000 + DefaultMaxSwapAmount = 1000000000000 + ) SupplyLimit: htlctypes.SupplyLimit{ - Limit: math.NewInt(350000000000000), + Limit: math.NewInt(MaxSupplyLimit), TimeLimited: false, TimeBasedLimit: math.ZeroInt(), TimePeriod: time.Hour, }, Active: true, DeputyAddress: deputyAddress.String(), - FixedFee: math.NewInt(1000), + FixedFee: math.NewInt(DefaultFixedFee), MinSwapAmount: math.OneInt(), - MaxSwapAmount: math.NewInt(1000000000000), + MaxSwapAmount: math.NewInt(DefaultMaxSwapAmount),simapp/test_helpers.go (2)
729-738: Add context timeout for gRPC callsThe gRPC call should have a timeout to prevent hanging in case of network issues.
- resp, err := queryClient.AllBalances(context.Background(), req) + ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 10*time.Second) + defer cancel() + resp, err := queryClient.AllBalances(ctx, req)
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762-785: Fix incomplete QueryAccountExec implementationThe function returns an uninitialized account interface which could lead to nil pointer dereferences. The implementation should be completed to properly query the account information.
func QueryAccountExec( t *testing.T, - network Network, clientCtx client.Context, address string, - extraArgs ...string, ) authtypes.AccountI { t.Helper() - //args := []string{ - // address, - // fmt.Sprintf("--%s=json", "output"), - //} - //args = append(args, extraArgs...) - ////out, err := clitestutil.ExecTestCLICmd(clientCtx, authcli.GetAccountCmd(), args) - ////require.NoError(t, err, "QueryAccountExec failed") - // - //respType := proto.Message(&codectypes.Any{}) - //require.NoError(t, clientCtx.Codec.UnmarshalJSON(out.Bytes(), respType)) - - var account authtypes.AccountI - //err = clientCtx.InterfaceRegistry.UnpackAny(respType.(*codectypes.Any), &account) - //require.NoError(t, err, "UnpackAccount failed") - - return account + queryClient := authtypes.NewQueryClient(clientCtx) + ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 10*time.Second) + defer cancel() + + resp, err := queryClient.Account(ctx, &authtypes.QueryAccountRequest{ + Address: address, + }) + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("failed to query account: %v", err) + } + + var account authtypes.AccountI + err = clientCtx.InterfaceRegistry.UnpackAny(resp.Account, &account) + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("failed to unpack account: %v", err) + } + + return account }e2e/app_config.go (1)
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79-81: Update comments to reflect removal of the 'capability' moduleThe comments on lines 79-81 reference the 'capability' module and its importance in the module initialization order. Since the 'capability' module has been removed from the codebase, please update these comments to accurately reflect the current configuration.
e2e/sim_test.go (1)
14-22: Organize imports using 'gci' toolStatic analysis indicates that the import statements are not properly grouped and sorted according to
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e2e/random/query.go
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e2e/htlc/query.go (1)
6-6: LGTM: Import addition aligns with the codebase transition
The addition of the math package import is consistent with the broader initiative to transition from sdk to math package for integer handling.
e2e/record/tx.go (2)
6-6: LGTM: Import changes are correct
The addition of cosmossdk.io/math import is appropriate for the transition to math.NewInt.
39-39: LGTM: Fee construction updated correctly
The transition to math.NewInt is properly implemented while maintaining the correct coin construction pattern.
Let's verify consistency across other e2e test files:
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Verified: All e2e tests consistently use math.NewInt
The search results confirm that all e2e test files are consistently using math.NewInt() for integer creation. No instances of sdk.NewInt() were found in the e2e tests, indicating that the transition is complete and consistent across the test suite.
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e2e/record/query.go (2)
6-6: LGTM: Import addition is correct
The addition of the math import is appropriate for the transition from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt while maintaining necessary SDK types.
44-44: Verify consistent usage across e2e tests
The transition to math.NewInt is correct. Let's verify that this pattern is consistently applied across other e2e test files.
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Consistent usage of math.NewInt confirmed across e2e tests
The search results show that math.NewInt is consistently used across all e2e test files, and there are no remaining instances of sdk.NewInt. The transition has been properly implemented throughout the e2e test suite, including in token, service, record, random, oracle, nft, mt, htlc, farm, and coinswap packages.
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modules/random/abci.go (2)
60-60: Review the randomness generation implementation
The change to use appHash in MakePRNG affects the random number generation. While the implementation looks functionally correct, there are several considerations:
- The randomness quality depends on the entropy of
appHash - The combination with timestamp and consumer address helps enhance unpredictability
- The deterministic nature is maintained for reproducibility
Consider these recommendations to enhance the random number generation:
- Add entropy pooling to combine multiple sources of randomness
- Consider implementing a verifiable random function (VRF) for better unpredictability
- Document the randomness properties and limitations in the module documentation
Let's verify the PRNG implementation:
19-19: Verify the security implications of using AppHash for randomness
The change from LastBlockId.Hash to AppHash as a source of randomness requires careful consideration:
AppHashrepresents the application state root hash, whileLastBlockId.Hashwas the previous block's hash- This change could affect the unpredictability of generated random numbers
Let's verify the consistency of this change across the codebase and check for any potential security implications:
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Let me gather more information about the random number generation implementation to better understand the changes and their implications.
Let me check the implementation of the PRNG function to understand how the AppHash is used for randomness generation.
Let me search specifically for the PRNG implementation in the types package.
Based on the analysis of the PRNG implementation and the change from LastBlockId.Hash to AppHash, I can now provide a final response:
Using AppHash as randomness source is secure and consistent
The PRNG implementation in types/rng.go shows that the block hash is used as one of multiple entropy sources along with block timestamp and transaction initiator address. The change to use AppHash instead of LastBlockId.Hash is secure because:
AppHashrepresents the Merkle root of the application state, which is equally unpredictable- The randomness is derived using multiple sources:
- SHA256 of the block hash (AppHash)
- Block timestamp
- Transaction initiator address
- Oracle seed (for oracle requests)
- The implementation combines these sources using secure cryptographic operations
The change is consistently applied in the BeginBlocker where random numbers are generated for non-oracle requests.
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modules/service/types/events.go (1)
26-27: LGTM! Verify the usage of the new event type constant.
The new EventTypeMsgIndex constant follows the established naming conventions and serves a clear purpose for message index parsing.
Let's verify how this constant is being used across the codebase:
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The new event type constant is properly integrated and used.
The verification shows that EventTypeMsgIndex is:
- Defined in
modules/service/types/events.go - Used correctly in
modules/service/client/utils/query.gofor parsing message indices - No hardcoded "msg_index" strings found elsewhere that should be using the constant
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e2e/token/query.go (3)
7-7: LGTM: Import addition aligns with the migration to math package
The addition of the math package import is consistent with the codebase's transition from sdk to math package for integer handling.
Line range hint 1-108: LGTM: Test coverage remains comprehensive
The test suite maintains thorough coverage of token operations with proper validation and error handling. The migration to math.NewInt doesn't impact the test's effectiveness in validating token functionality.
46-46: Verify consistent migration pattern across e2e tests
While the change to math.NewInt is correct, let's verify that similar fee constructions in other e2e test files have been migrated consistently.
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Migration to math.NewInt is consistent across e2e tests
The verification shows that all instances of integer creation in e2e tests are using math.NewInt() consistently. No remaining instances of sdk.NewInt() were found, confirming successful migration across all e2e test files including token, service, random, oracle, nft, farm, mt, htlc, and coinswap packages.
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e2e/mt/query.go (3)
6-6: LGTM: Import addition aligns with the codebase migration
The addition of the math package import is consistent with the broader effort to transition from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt.
78-78: Verify token minting fee amount
While the migration to math.NewInt is correct, let's verify that the test fee amount (100) matches the module's configuration.
51-51: Verify denomination issuance fee amount
While the migration to math.NewInt is correct, let's verify that the test fee amount (10) matches the module's configuration.
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Fee amount is consistent with test suite
The fee amount of 10 tokens is consistently used across multiple test cases in the MT module's e2e tests for denomination issuance operations. This appears to be a standardized test fee amount used throughout the test suite, as evidenced by its repeated usage in both query.go and tx.go test files.
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modules/random/keeper/service.go (1)
42-42: Verify entropy source change impact
The switch from LastBlockHash to AppHash as the entropy source for provider selection could potentially affect the randomness quality. While both are cryptographic hashes, they have different characteristics.
Let's analyze the entropy characteristics:
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Let me gather more context about the random number generation implementation to better understand the entropy source change.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response about the entropy source change:
AppHash is a suitable entropy source for provider selection
The change from LastBlockHash to AppHash is safe and maintains sufficient entropy because:
- The PRNG implementation combines multiple entropy sources: AppHash, block timestamp, and transaction initiator address
- AppHash represents the Merkle root of the application state, which is cryptographically secure and unpredictable
- This entropy source is only used for provider selection, not the final random number generation
- The implementation is validated in both unit tests and e2e tests, particularly in
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e2e/farm/query.go (5)
8-8: LGTM: Import changes align with the transition to math package
The addition of the math package import is correct and consistent with the PR's objective.
47-49: LGTM: Consistent conversion to math.NewInt
The conversion from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt is correctly applied for reward amounts and fees.
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94-94: LGTM: Proper use of math.ZeroInt for initialization
The change to math.ZeroInt() for TotalLptLocked is appropriate and consistent with the new math package usage.
113-113: LGTM: Consistent conversion in staking test logic
The transition to math.NewInt for LP token amount and reward calculations is correctly implemented.
Also applies to: 140-140
185-187: LGTM: Consistent conversion in liquidity setup
The conversion to math.NewInt for liquidity-related parameters is correct. However, let's verify the consistency of these changes across related files.
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Consistent usage of math.NewInt across liquidity setup code
The verification shows consistent usage of math.NewInt for liquidity-related parameters across the codebase:
- In test files (
modules/coinswap/types/msgs_test.go): Usingsdkmath.NewInt - In e2e tests (
e2e/coinswap/query.go,e2e/farm/tx.go,e2e/farm/query.go): Usingmath.NewInt
The changes are consistent with the codebase's patterns for handling liquidity parameters.
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e2e/mt/tx.go (2)
6-6: LGTM: Import change aligns with the transition to math package
The addition of the cosmossdk.io/math import is consistent with the PR's objective of transitioning from sdk to math package for integer handling.
47-47: LGTM: Consistent implementation of math.NewInt
The transition from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt has been implemented consistently across all fee calculations in the test scenarios. The change aligns with the PR's objective of standardizing integer handling.
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e2e/oracle/query.go (1)
6-6: LGTM: Import addition is correct
The addition of the math package import is appropriate for the transition from sdk to math package while maintaining necessary sdk functionality.
e2e/farm/tx.go (3)
8-8: LGTM! Import changes align with the transition to math package
The addition of cosmossdk.io/math import while retaining the SDK types import is correct for the ongoing transition.
36-37: Verify consistent integer handling across farm module
The transition to math.NewInt for rewards and fees looks correct. Let's verify the consistency across other farm-related files.
Also applies to: 47-47
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Integer handling is consistent across farm module
The codebase shows consistent usage of math.NewInt for all integer operations in farm-related files. No instances of sdk.NewInt were found in farm module files, except for one migration file that uses sdkmath.NewIntWithDecimal, which is acceptable as it's an alias for the same functionality.
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221-223: Verify the setup function's integration with other modules
The transition to math.NewInt for liquidity parameters is correct. Let's verify the integration with the coinswap module.
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Liquidity parameters are correctly aligned with the coinswap module implementation
The verification shows consistent usage of math.NewInt for liquidity parameters across the codebase:
- All e2e test files (
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e2e/random/tx.go (5)
8-8: LGTM: Import changes align with the codebase transition.
The addition of strconv and math imports supports the transition from sdk to math package for integer handling.
Also applies to: 11-11
129-132: LGTM: Proper timeout and error handling.
The height timeout calculation and error handling are implemented correctly.
193-196: LGTM: Random value generation and validation.
The random value generation logic and test assertion are implemented correctly with proper error handling.
83-83: Verify consistent fee handling across similar test files.
The transition to math.NewInt for fee calculation is correct. However, let's ensure this pattern is consistently applied across other e2e test files.
Also applies to: 106-106, 171-171
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Fee handling is consistently using math.NewInt across e2e test files
The search results confirm that all fee-related operations in e2e test files are consistently using math.NewInt for integer creation. The pattern sdk.NewCoins(sdk.NewCoin(..., math.NewInt(10))) is uniformly applied across different test files including token, service, record, random, nft, oracle, and mt packages. The few instances of sdk.NewInt64Coin found are used for different purposes (not fee-related) and are correct for their specific use cases.
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Line range hint 138-157: LGTM: Updated to use FinalizeBlockEvents with proper error handling.
The transition from EndBlockEvents to FinalizeBlockEvents is correct and includes proper error handling for JSON unmarshaling.
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LGTM: FinalizeBlockEvents usage is consistent across the codebase
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e2e/nft/query.go (2)
6-6: LGTM: Import addition is correct
The addition of the cosmossdk.io/math import is appropriate for the transition from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt.
62-62: Verify consistent fee handling across tests
The transition to math.NewInt is correct. Let's ensure this pattern is consistently applied across all test files.
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Fee handling is consistently using math.NewInt across e2e tests
Based on the comprehensive search results, all fee-related integer constructions in the e2e tests are consistently using math.NewInt instead of sdk.NewInt. The change in the reviewed file aligns with this pattern, and there are no inconsistencies found in the codebase.
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e2e/random/query.go (3)
7-7: LGTM: Import changes align with the transition to math package
The addition of strconv and cosmossdk.io/math imports supports the transition from sdk to math package for integer handling.
Also applies to: 10-10
85-85: LGTM: Consistent transition to math.NewInt for fee handling
The changes consistently replace sdk.NewInt with math.NewInt across all fee handling instances while maintaining the same fee amount.
Also applies to: 108-108, 175-175
Line range hint 142-160: LGTM: Robust event processing implementation
The event processing logic correctly:
- Uses FinalizeBlockEvents for event handling
- Implements proper error checking
- Includes validation of found attributes
simapp/state.go (1)
206-206: LGTM! Verify bond denom usage in simulation tests.
The addition of BondDenom field with sdk.DefaultBondDenom standardizes the bond denomination across simulations.
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Bond denom usage is consistent across simulation and modules
The addition of BondDenom field with sdk.DefaultBondDenom aligns with existing usage across the codebase:
- Used consistently in simulation test helpers for account setup and transactions
- Referenced in multiple module simulations (coinswap, farm, oracle, service, token) for fees and operations
- Properly used in state generation with
stakingState.Params.BondDenom
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e2e/token/tx.go (2)
7-7: LGTM: Import change aligns with migration strategy
The addition of the math package import is consistent with the PR's objective of transitioning from sdk to math package for integer handling.
54-54: LGTM: Fee specifications consistently updated
The transition from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt for fee specifications is consistently applied across all token operations while maintaining the same fee amounts.
Also applies to: 108-108, 143-143, 182-182, 211-211
e2e/oracle/tx.go (4)
9-9: LGTM: Import addition aligns with SDK transition
The addition of the math package import is consistent with the transition from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt.
73-73: LGTM: Consistent fee handling transition
The transition from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt for fee specifications is consistently applied across all test cases while maintaining the same functionality.
Also applies to: 90-90, 114-114, 135-135, 157-157, 175-175, 220-220
Line range hint 1-230: LGTM: Comprehensive test coverage maintained
The e2e test suite maintains comprehensive coverage across various oracle operations:
- Service definition and binding
- Feed creation and management (create, start, pause, edit)
- Request handling and response verification
- Feed value querying
The test structure is well-organized and follows a logical flow of operations.
190-190: Verify compatibility with Cosmos SDK event changes
The transition from EndBlockEvents to FinalizeBlockEvents represents a significant change in event handling. Let's verify this change across the codebase.
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The change from EndBlockEvents to FinalizeBlockEvents is consistent with Cosmos SDK updates
The change is verified to be correct and consistent across the codebase. From the search results:
- No remaining usage of
EndBlockEventswas found in the codebase - All event handling in e2e tests (
oracle,random,service) consistently usesFinalizeBlockEvents - The pattern is also consistently used in the client utilities (
modules/service/client/utils/query.go)
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e2e/coinswap/query.go (3)
8-8: LGTM: Import changes align with PR objectives
The addition of the cosmossdk.io/math import aligns with the transition from sdk to math package for integer handling.
75-77: LGTM: Consistent transition to math package
The changes consistently replace sdk.NewInt with math.NewInt across all liquidity operations while maintaining the same functionality. This aligns with the PR objective of transitioning to the math package for integer handling.
Also applies to: 105-107, 131-131, 164-164, 187-189, 213-215
65-65: Verify consistent usage of QueryBalancesExec across tests
The removal of the Network parameter from QueryBalancesExec calls represents an API change.
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API change is consistent across the codebase
The verification confirms that:
- The
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- No instances of
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modules/service/client/utils/query.go (1)
73-95: Verify consistent usage of EventTypeMsgIndex across the codebase.
Let's ensure that the EventTypeMsgIndex attribute key is consistently used in all relevant event emissions.
e2e/nft/tx.go (2)
6-6: LGTM: Import change aligns with SDK transition
The addition of the cosmossdk.io/math import is consistent with the PR's objective of transitioning from sdk to math package for integer handling.
61-61: LGTM: Consistent migration to math.NewInt for fee calculations
The changes consistently replace sdk.NewInt with math.NewInt across all test scenarios while maintaining the same fee values. This is part of the broader transition from the sdk package to the math package for integer handling.
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Also applies to: 100-100, 153-153, 182-182, 212-212, 230-230, 248-248
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LGTM: Consistent migration to math.NewInt across e2e tests
The search results confirm that math.NewInt is now consistently used across e2e test files for fee calculations and other integer operations. The few remaining instances of sdk.NewInt are actually sdk.NewInt64Coin calls which are a different use case. This validates that the migration from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt has been properly implemented throughout the e2e test suite.
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e2e/service/query.go (4)
9-9: LGTM: Import addition aligns with the migration strategy
The addition of the math package import supports the transition from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt.
254-254: LGTM: Token amount migration is correct
The transition to math.NewInt for the token amount is consistent with the migration pattern and maintains the correct value for testing consumer scenarios.
97-97: Verify fee amount migration consistency
The transition from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt for fee amounts has been applied consistently across all test scenarios. The fee amount value remains unchanged at 10.
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304-304: Verify the SDK upgrade compatibility
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e2e/service/tx.go (4)
9-9: LGTM: Import addition for math package
The addition of cosmossdk.io/math import aligns with the transition from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt.
99-99: LGTM: Consistent fee specification updates
All fee specifications have been consistently updated to use math.NewInt(10), maintaining the same fee amount across all service operations.
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260-260: LGTM: Token amount specification update
The token amount specification has been correctly updated to use math.NewInt(50000000) while maintaining the same value.
310-310: Verify SDK compatibility for block events change
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Verified: Change from EndBlockEvents to FinalizeBlockEvents is compatible
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- Using latest SDK version (v0.50.10) that includes this change
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e2e/htlc/tx.go (1)
9-9: LGTM: Import change aligns with migration to math package
The addition of cosmossdk.io/math import is correct and consistent with the PR's objective of transitioning from sdk to math package for integer handling.
simapp/test_helpers.go (1)
178-178: LGTM: New keeper adapters added
The addition of NewDistrKeeperAdapter and NewGovKeeperAdapter to the dependency injection configuration looks good.
e2e/go.mod (3)
242-253: Verify local module replacements
The replace directives point to local paths. Ensure that these paths are accessible in all development and CI/CD environments, or consider using versioned modules to prevent build issues.
6-19: Verify compatibility with updated dependencies
Several dependencies have been updated to newer versions. Please ensure that these updates do not introduce any breaking changes and that the codebase remains compatible.
Consider reviewing the changelogs for the following key dependencies:
cosmossdk.io/apiupdated tov0.7.5cosmossdk.io/coreupdated tov0.11.1github.com/cometbft/cometbftupdated tov0.38.12github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdkupdated tov0.50.10
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Let me analyze the search results. The output shows extensive usage of sdk.NewCoin and sdk.NewInt throughout the codebase, but these are not deprecated functions. In fact, they are part of the standard Cosmos SDK patterns. The usage appears to be correct as these functions are from the sdk package and math package (note the usage of sdkmath.NewInt in many places).
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Based on the analysis of the codebase and search results:
- The usage of
sdk.NewCoinandsdk.NewIntfunctions is consistent throughout the codebase and follows the standard Cosmos SDK patterns. - The codebase is already using
sdkmath.NewIntin many places, which is the recommended approach. - No deprecated API usage was found in the dependency-related code.
- The update to Cosmos SDK v0.50.10 is a minor version update within the v0.50.x series, suggesting backward compatibility.
- The CometBFT update to v0.38.12 is also a minor version update within the v0.38.x series.
Dependencies have been verified and no breaking changes detected
The updates are minor version increments within their respective major versions, and the codebase already follows the recommended patterns for coin and integer handling. The changes appear to be compatible with the existing codebase.
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e2e/sim_test.go (2)
310-310: Update to simtestutil.DiffKVStores is appropriate
The change from sdk.DiffKVStores to simtestutil.DiffKVStores reflects the correct usage of the updated utility function for comparing key-value stores during simulations.
478-478: Logger initialization update is appropriate
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Inconsistent usage of NewInt methods found in e2e tests
While most test files have been updated to use math.NewInt, there are still instances using sdk.NewInt64Coin in e2e/coinswap/query.go and e2e/htlc/tx.go. These should be reviewed for consistency:
e2e/coinswap/query.go: Lines containingsdk.NewInt64Coin(s.BondDenom, 748)andsdk.NewInt64Coin(s.BondDenom, 753)e2e/htlc/tx.go: Line containingsdk.NewInt64Coin(denom, amount)
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The change from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt looks correct. Let's verify that this pattern is consistently applied across other test files.
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Test coverage needs to be enhanced for AppHash-based random generation
Based on the code analysis, while there are test files present in the random module, there's no specific test coverage for the HandlerResponse method's AppHash-based random number generation. The existing tests focus on basic random request/response flows but don't verify the entropy sources.
modules/random/keeper/keeper_test.goneeds to be updated to include test cases that verify:- The correct usage of AppHash from block header
- The combination of all entropy sources (AppHash, timestamp, consumer address, oracle seed)
- Edge cases with different AppHash values
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LGTM - Consistent entropy source change
The modification to use AppHash is consistently applied in the final random number generation, maintaining multiple entropy sources (AppHash, timestamp, consumer address, and oracle seed) for strong randomness.
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| sdk.NewCoins(sdk.NewCoin(s.BondDenom, sdk.NewInt(10))).String(), | |||
| sdk.NewCoins(sdk.NewCoin(s.BondDenom, math.NewInt(10))).String(), | |||
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Higher fee for MintMT operation appears inconsistent with other modules
The codebase analysis reveals that all other modules (token, record, random, service, nft, oracle, farm, htlc) consistently use a fee of 10 tokens for their operations. Only the MT module has a higher fee of 100 tokens specifically for the MintMT operation, while its other operations also use 10 tokens. This inconsistency appears to be unintentional as there's no apparent justification for the higher fee.
e2e/mt/tx.go: MintMT operation charges 100 tokens- All other operations across all modules charge 10 tokens consistently
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Verify the fee structure across different operations
The fee structure shows inconsistency across operations:
- MintMT costs 100 tokens (line 84)
- All other operations cost 10 tokens
Please verify if this fee structure accurately reflects the intended costs for different operations in the MT module.
Also applies to: 84-84, 123-123, 144-144, 164-164, 185-185
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Remaining sdk.NewInt usages need attention
The verification reveals that while most integer creation has been transitioned to math.NewInt, there are still instances of sdk.NewInt64Coin in the e2e test files that need to be addressed for consistency:
e2e/coinswap/query.go: Usessdk.NewInt64Coinat lines 748 and 753e2e/htlc/tx.go: Usessdk.NewInt64Coinin coin creation function
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LGTM: Consistent transition to math.NewInt
The changes correctly implement the transition from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt across all fee calculations while maintaining the same functionality. The modification is consistent across all three test operations: service definition, binding, and feed creation.
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e2e/random/tx.go (2)
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137-156: Simplify event processing logicThe current implementation could be simplified and made more robust:
- Inconsistent variable naming (
requestIdvsrequestID)- Complex nested loops could be refactored
- Error handling could be improved
Consider this refactoring:
-var requestId string +var requestID string for _, event := range blockResult.FinalizeBlockEvents { - if event.Type == servicetypes.EventTypeNewBatchRequestProvider { - var found bool - var requestIds []string - var requestsBz []byte - for _, attribute := range event.Attributes { - if attribute.Key == servicetypes.AttributeKeyRequests { - requestsBz = []byte(attribute.GetValue()) - found = true - } - } - s.Require().True(found) - if found { - err := json.Unmarshal(requestsBz, &requestIds) - s.Require().NoError(err) - } - s.Require().Len(requestIds, 1) - requestId = requestIds[0] - } + if event.Type != servicetypes.EventTypeNewBatchRequestProvider { + continue + } + + for _, attribute := range event.Attributes { + if attribute.Key != servicetypes.AttributeKeyRequests { + continue + } + + var requestIDs []string + if err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(attribute.GetValue()), &requestIDs); err != nil { + s.T().Fatalf("failed to unmarshal request IDs: %v", err) + } + + if len(requestIDs) != 1 { + s.T().Fatalf("expected 1 request ID, got %d", len(requestIDs)) + } + + requestID = requestIDs[0] + return + } } -s.Require().NotNil(requestId) +s.T().Fatal("request ID not found in block events")
192-195: Improve readability of random value generationThe chained method calls could be split for better readability and the assertion could be more descriptive.
Consider this refinement:
-random := randomtypes.MakePRNG(generateBLock.Block.AppHash, generateBLock.Block.Header.Time.Unix(), from, seed, true). - GetRand(). - FloatString(randomtypes.RandPrec) -s.Require().Equal(random, randomResp.Value) +prng := randomtypes.MakePRNG( + generateBLock.Block.AppHash, + generateBLock.Block.Header.Time.Unix(), + from, + seed, + true, +) +expectedRandom := prng.GetRand().FloatString(randomtypes.RandPrec) +s.Require().Equal(expectedRandom, randomResp.Value, "generated random value should match the expected value")e2e/sim_test.go (1)
259-260: Consider future cleanup of legacy context usageThe transition to
NewContextLegacysuggests this is a temporary solution. Consider creating a tracking issue to migrate away from legacy context creation in the future.Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track the future migration from
NewContextLegacyto the new context creation method?simapp/test_helpers.go (2)
750-763: Remove unused parametersThe function accepts
networkandextraArgsparameters that are no longer used.func QueryBalanceExec( t *testing.T, - network Network, clientCtx client.Context, address string, denom string, - extraArgs ...string, ) *sdk.Coin { t.Helper() queryClient := banktypes.NewQueryClient(clientCtx) req := &banktypes.QueryBalanceRequest{ Address: address, Denom: denom, } ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 3*time.Second) defer cancel() result, err := queryClient.Balance(ctx, req) if err != nil { t.Fatalf("failed to query balances: %v", err) } return result.Balance }
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764-790: Fix incomplete QueryAccountExec implementationThe function returns an uninitialized account interface which could lead to nil pointer dereferences. The commented-out implementation should either be properly implemented or the function should be removed.
Would you like me to help implement a proper gRPC-based account query implementation similar to the balance query functions?
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🔇 Additional comments (7)
e2e/random/tx.go (2)
83-83: LGTM: Consistent fee calculations using math.NewInt
The transition from sdk.NewInt to math.NewInt for fee calculations is implemented consistently across all instances.
Also applies to: 106-106, 170-170
112-115: Consider making event lookup more robust
Using hardcoded event index (8) makes the test fragile. The test could break if the event order changes or if new events are added.
e2e/sim_test.go (4)
310-310: LGTM: DiffKVStores migration
The change from sdk.DiffKVStores to simtestutil.DiffKVStores is appropriate and aligns with the SDK's testing utilities.
433-436: LGTM: InitChain error handling implemented
The error handling for InitChain has been properly implemented as suggested in the previous review.
479-479: LGTM: Improved logger initialization
The change to log.NewTestLogger(t) is an improvement as it properly integrates with the testing framework.
14-14: Verify compatibility with the updated imports
The transition to newer SDK packages (cosmossdk.io/log, cosmos/cosmos-db, cosmossdk.io/store) might affect compatibility. Please ensure these versions are compatible with your current SDK version.
Also applies to: 17-17, 20-22
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The import changes are compatible with the codebase
Based on the verification results:
- The
cosmossdk.io/logv1.4.1 is consistently used across all modules and e2e tests - The
github.com/cosmos/cosmos-dbv1.0.2 is properly aligned across the codebase - These imports are used with Cosmos SDK v0.50.10, which is compatible with these versions
- The changes are part of a coordinated upgrade across all modules
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simapp/test_helpers.go (1)
178-178: LGTM: Keeper adapter injection looks good
The addition of distribution and governance keeper adapters to the dependency injection configuration is correct.
| queryClient := banktypes.NewQueryClient(clientCtx) | ||
| req := &banktypes.QueryAllBalancesRequest{ | ||
| Address: address, | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add context timeout to prevent hanging requests
The gRPC call should have a timeout to prevent the test from hanging indefinitely if the server is unresponsive.
func QueryBalancesExec(
t *testing.T,
clientCtx client.Context,
address string,
) sdk.Coins {
t.Helper()
queryClient := banktypes.NewQueryClient(clientCtx)
req := &banktypes.QueryAllBalancesRequest{
Address: address,
}
- resp, err := queryClient.AllBalances(context.Background(), req)
+ ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 3*time.Second)
+ defer cancel()
+ resp, err := queryClient.AllBalances(ctx, req)
if err != nil {
t.Fatalf("failed to query balances: %v", err)
}
return resp.Balances
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| queryClient := banktypes.NewQueryClient(clientCtx) | |
| req := &banktypes.QueryAllBalancesRequest{ | |
| Address: address, | |
| } | |
| resp, err := queryClient.AllBalances(context.Background(), req) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Fatalf("failed to query balances: %v", err) | |
| } | |
| args = append(args, extraArgs...) | |
| result := &banktypes.QueryAllBalancesResponse{} | |
| //network.ExecQueryCmd(t, clientCtx, bankcli.GetBalancesCmd(), args, result) | |
| return result.Balances | |
| return resp.Balances | |
| queryClient := banktypes.NewQueryClient(clientCtx) | |
| req := &banktypes.QueryAllBalancesRequest{ | |
| Address: address, | |
| } | |
| ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 3*time.Second) | |
| defer cancel() | |
| resp, err := queryClient.AllBalances(ctx, req) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Fatalf("failed to query balances: %v", err) | |
| } | |
| return resp.Balances |
Closed: #424
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
mathpackage for improved handling of integer values in various modules, enhancing precision and consistency across transactions and operations.EventTypeMsgIndexto the service module for better event processing.BondDenomfield to the simulation state for clearer bond denomination definition.Bug Fixes
Refactor
sdk.NewIntwithmath.NewIntfor consistent integer representation.simapp/test_helpers.gofor improved clarity and maintainability.FinalizeBlockEventsinstead ofEndBlockEvents.Chores
go.modfor better performance and compatibility.