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refactor(precompile): crosschain return error #573

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  • New Features

    • Introduced IError and IFIP20CrossChain interfaces for improved cross-chain functionality.
    • Added fip20CrossChain method for interacting with precompiled contracts.
  • Deprecations

    • Deprecated transferCrossChain function in favor of new cross-chain methods.
  • Improvements

    • Consolidated cross-chain functions and updated error handling messages for clarity.
    • Enhanced error packing method with PackRetErrV2.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected error message handling in cross-chain test suites.
    • Adjusted expected gas usage for contract deployment tests.

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This update introduces a new Ethereum smart contract interface (IError) and integrates it into several existing contracts, emphasizing cross-chain functionality. Key changes include the addition of read-only and write-only bindings for IError, modifications for cross-chain methods in various contracts, and refined error handling mechanisms. Deprecation of certain functions and updates to the FIP20Upgradable contract enhance overall interoperability with the IFIP20CrossChain interface.

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File/Group Change Summary
contract/IError.go Introduced generated bindings for IError Ethereum contract, new instances, and handling transactions. Deprecated IErrorABI.
contract/compile.sh Added IError to contracts array.
solidity/contracts/bridge/ICrossChain.sol ICrossChain interface now extends IFIP20CrossChain, removed fip20CrossChain, updated crossChain to be payable.
solidity/contracts/bridge/IError.sol Introduced IError interface with an Error function.
solidity/contracts/bridge/IFIP20CrossChain.sol Added IFIP20CrossChain interface for cross-chain contract method fip20CrossChain.
solidity/contracts/fip20/FIP20Upgradable.sol Updated imports and usage, deprecated transferCrossChain, integrated IFIP20CrossChain.
solidity/contracts/fip20/IFIP20Upgradable.sol Added deprecation comment to transferCrossChain function.
solidity/contracts/fip20/WFXUpgradable.sol Replaced imports and updated transferCrossChain to directly use IFIP20CrossChain.
solidity/contracts/test/CrossChainTest.sol Replaced CrossChainCall.sol with ICrossChain.sol, introduced CROSS_CHAIN_ADDRESS constant.
tests/contract/CrossChainTest.go Updated CrossChainTestMetaData ABI, added CROSSCHAINADDRESS function.
x/crosschain/precompile/contract.go Updated error handling to use evmtypes.PackRetErrV2.
x/evm/keeper/keeper_test.go Adjusted expected value for rsp.GasUsed.
x/evm/precompiles/tests/crosschain_test.go Generalized error messages for cross-chain operations.
x/evm/precompiles/tests/fip20crosschain_test.go Simplified error messages for fip20crosschain operations.
x/evm/types/errors.go Added PackRetErrV2 function for error packing.

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    Contract-->>User: Response/Result
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Actionable comments posted: 7

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3f81e03 and aa80957.

Files selected for processing (18)
  • contract/FIP20Upgradable.go (1 hunks)
  • contract/IError.go (1 hunks)
  • contract/WFXUpgradable.go (1 hunks)
  • contract/compile.sh (1 hunks)
  • contract/contract.go (3 hunks)
  • solidity/contracts/bridge/ICrossChain.sol (2 hunks)
  • solidity/contracts/bridge/IError.sol (1 hunks)
  • solidity/contracts/bridge/IFIP20CrossChain.sol (1 hunks)
  • solidity/contracts/fip20/FIP20Upgradable.sol (4 hunks)
  • solidity/contracts/fip20/IFIP20Upgradable.sol (1 hunks)
  • solidity/contracts/fip20/WFXUpgradable.sol (4 hunks)
  • solidity/contracts/test/CrossChainTest.sol (6 hunks)
  • tests/contract/CrossChainTest.go (2 hunks)
  • x/crosschain/precompile/contract.go (2 hunks)
  • x/evm/keeper/keeper_test.go (1 hunks)
  • x/evm/precompiles/tests/crosschain_test.go (6 hunks)
  • x/evm/precompiles/tests/fip20crosschain_test.go (8 hunks)
  • x/evm/types/errors.go (1 hunks)
Files not summarized due to errors (3)
  • contract/FIP20Upgradable.go: Error: Message exceeds token limit
  • contract/WFXUpgradable.go: Error: Message exceeds token limit
  • contract/contract.go: Error: Message exceeds token limit
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
  • x/evm/precompiles/tests/crosschain_test.go
  • x/evm/precompiles/tests/fip20crosschain_test.go
Additional comments not posted (27)
solidity/contracts/bridge/IError.sol (1)

4-7: Solidity Interface Definition Approved

The IError interface is correctly defined with appropriate usage of Solidity syntax and conventions. The function Error is well-defined, adhering to the expected external visibility for interface methods.

solidity/contracts/bridge/ICrossChain.sol (1)

5-5: Interface Extension and Function Modifications Approved

The ICrossChain interface has been suitably extended to include IFIP20CrossChain and IBridgeCall. The modifications to the crossChain function to include the payable modifier are appropriate for its intended use in transactions involving Ether.

Also applies to: 10-10

contract/compile.sh (1)

34-34: Approved addition of IError to contract compilation list.

This change ensures that the IError contract is included in the ABI and binary generation process, aligning with the refactoring goals related to error handling.

Verification successful

The integration of the IError contract in the Go bindings is confirmed, as evidenced by multiple references and definitions in the Go files.

  • contract/contract.go: Reference to IErrorMetaData.ABI
  • contract/IError.go: Multiple definitions and usages of IError and its components
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct integration of the `IError` contract in the Go bindings.

# Test: Search for the `IError` contract usage in Go files. Expect: References to the new bindings.
rg --type go $'IError'

Length of output: 6828

solidity/contracts/test/CrossChainTest.sol (1)

6-6: Comprehensive review of CrossChainTest contract updates.

The changes integrate the new ICrossChain interface and its methods into the test contract. The introduction of CROSS_CHAIN_ADDRESS as a constant and its usage across methods ensures consistency and reduces the likelihood of errors in address management. The modifications to the functions to utilize the updated interface methods are aligned with the overall architecture improvements.

However, ensure that the new ICrosschain methods are correctly implemented and that the contract addresses are correctly configured in the deployment scripts.

Also applies to: 13-14, 31-31, 39-39, 53-53, 67-71, 80-86, 93-94, 108-108

x/crosschain/precompile/contract.go (1)

75-75: Refactor of error handling in precompiled contract.

The update to use evmtypes.PackRetErrV2 for error handling is a significant improvement, ensuring that errors are consistently formatted and potentially easier to debug. This change is crucial for maintaining robustness in contract execution and error reporting.

Ensure that the PackRetErrV2 function is well-tested and handles all expected error formats correctly.

Also applies to: 103-103

contract/IError.go (1)

32-35: Ensure ABI string is correct for IError.

The ABI string for the IError contract is critical for the correct interaction with the Ethereum blockchain. Please verify that the ABI string provided matches the actual contract ABI on the blockchain.

solidity/contracts/fip20/FIP20Upgradable.sol (1)

14-14: Review import of IFIP20CrossChain.

Confirm that the imported IFIP20CrossChain interface is used appropriately in the contract and that there are no missing dependencies or incorrect paths in the import statement.

Verification successful

The IFIP20CrossChain interface is correctly imported and used in the FIP20Upgradable contract. The import path is valid, and there is a reference to the interface within the contract.

  • solidity/contracts/bridge/IFIP20CrossChain.sol is the correct file path for the interface.
  • The interface is utilized in the contract as shown by the usage: IFIP20CrossChain(0x0000000000000000000000000000000000001004).
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage and path of IFIP20CrossChain in FIP20Upgradable.

# Test: Search for the file and usage in the project.
echo "Verify the correct import and usage of IFIP20CrossChain in FIP20Upgradable."

Length of output: 160



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct import and usage of IFIP20CrossChain in FIP20Upgradable

# Test 1: Search for the definition of IFIP20CrossChain interface
echo "Searching for the definition of IFIP20CrossChain interface..."
fd IFIP20CrossChain.sol

# Test 2: Search for the usage of IFIP20CrossChain in the FIP20Upgradable contract
echo "Searching for the usage of IFIP20CrossChain in FIP20Upgradable contract..."
rg 'IFIP20CrossChain' solidity/contracts/fip20/FIP20Upgradable.sol

Length of output: 541

x/evm/keeper/keeper_test.go (1)

73-73: Updated gas usage value in test.

The GasUsed value in the DeployERC20Contract test has been updated. Verify that this new value is accurate based on recent changes to the contract's gas consumption, possibly due to optimizations or functionality changes.

solidity/contracts/fip20/WFXUpgradable.sol (1)

13-13: Review import of IFIP20CrossChain.

Ensure that the imported IFIP20CrossChain interface is correctly used in the contract and that the import path is correct. This is crucial for the contract's functionality related to cross-chain operations.

Verification successful

The import path for IFIP20CrossChain.sol is correct, and the interface is utilized within the WFXUpgradable.sol file.

  • The file IFIP20CrossChain.sol exists at solidity/contracts/bridge/IFIP20CrossChain.sol.
  • The IFIP20CrossChain interface is imported and referenced in solidity/contracts/fip20/WFXUpgradable.sol.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct import of IFIP20CrossChain in WFXUpgradable.

# Test: Search for the file and usage in the project.
echo "Verify the correct import and usage of IFIP20CrossChain in WFXUpgradable."

Length of output: 156



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Locate the IFIP20CrossChain.sol file
fd IFIP20CrossChain.sol

Length of output: 72


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for references to IFIP20CrossChain in WFXUpgradable.sol
rg IFIP20CrossChain solidity/contracts/fip20/WFXUpgradable.sol

Length of output: 174

tests/contract/CrossChainTest.go (6)

34-35: Metadata Update Approved

The updated ABI and binary data in CrossChainTestMetaData are aligned with the changes described in the PR summary. This ensures that the contract interactions are up-to-date with the latest contract definitions.


206-234: Correct Implementation of CROSSCHAINADDRESS Method

The CROSSCHAINADDRESS method is correctly implemented across different session types (CrossChainTestCaller, CrossChainTestSession, and CrossChainTestCallerSession). The method bindings correctly reflect the Solidity view function, ensuring that no state modification occurs and it only reads data.


Line range hint 235-259: Correct Implementation of BridgeCoinAmount Method

The BridgeCoinAmount method is correctly implemented for retrieving the amount of coins on the bridge for a specific token and target. This implementation ensures accurate data retrieval with proper error handling.


Line range hint 260-284: Correct Implementation of CancelSendToExternal Method

The CancelSendToExternal method is correctly implemented as a transactional binding, reflecting its state-changing nature. This is consistent with the Solidity implementation which marks this as a non-view function.


Line range hint 285-309: Correct Implementation of CrossChain Method

The CrossChain method is crucial for executing cross-chain operations, and its implementation as a transactional binding in Go correctly reflects the state-changing nature of the operation. This is consistent with its Solidity counterpart.


Line range hint 310-334: Correct Implementation of IncreaseBridgeFee Method

The IncreaseBridgeFee method allows for the adjustment of bridge fees for specific transactions. Its implementation as a transactional binding in Go is correct and consistent with the Solidity definition, ensuring that the state change is handled properly.

contract/contract.go (3)

21-22: Updated contract initialization code for clarity and maintainability.

The initialization codes for initFIP20Code and initWFXCode have been updated. This should improve readability and maintainability by using the MustDecodeHex function to ensure the hex strings are correctly decoded or cause a panic if not. This is a robust way to handle potential errors during the decoding process.


48-48: Refactored to use newly added IErrorMetaData ABI.

The errorABI variable is correctly initialized using the MustABIJson function with IErrorMetaData.ABI. This follows the changes noted in the PR summary where IErrorABI is deprecated in favor of IErrorMetaData.ABI, aligning with the new standards and simplifying contract interactions.


82-84: Function to access the ABI for error handling is properly implemented.

The function GetErrorABI provides a clean and straightforward way to access the errorABI which is crucial for error handling in contract interactions. This encapsulation ensures that the ABI can be modified or updated in one place without affecting the components that use this function.

contract/FIP20Upgradable.go (8)

34-34: Update the contract metadata to reflect the latest ABI and Bin data.

This change is in line with the PR's objective to use FIP20UpgradableMetaData.ABI instead of the deprecated FIP20UpgradableABI. It ensures that the contract metadata remains accurate and up-to-date with the latest contract definition.


36-36: Deprecation of individual ABI and Bin variables.

Marking FIP20UpgradableABI and FIP20UpgradableBin as deprecated is consistent with the PR's goal to centralize contract metadata. This change helps avoid redundancy and potential inconsistencies in ABI data management.


Line range hint 38-46: Ensure proper error handling in the deployment function.

The deployment function correctly checks for errors, which is crucial for preventing deployment with invalid ABI data. This robust error handling ensures that any issues with ABI parsing or contract deployment are caught early.


Line range hint 48-57: Check the implementation of contract binding functions.

The struct definitions for different aspects of the contract (caller, transactor, filterer) are correctly set up. Each type is associated with a specific part of the contract functionality, which enhances modularity and clarity in contract interactions.


Line range hint 59-65: Ensure constructors handle errors appropriately.

The constructor functions for creating various contract interfaces handle errors properly. This is crucial for ensuring that the contract is correctly linked and operational before any interactions occur.


Line range hint 67-73: Validate the contract binding function.

The bindFIP20Upgradable function correctly binds the contract address with its ABI for different functionalities (calling, transacting, filtering). It ensures that the contract interactions are correctly set up based on the provided contract address and ABI.


Line range hint 75-83: Check method implementations for standard contract functions.

The implementation of standard contract methods such as Call, Transfer, and Transact is crucial. These methods are the primary way users interact with the contract, and their correct implementation is essential for the contract's functionality.


Line range hint 85-93: Review event filtering and parsing functionalities.

The event-related functionalities, such as filtering and parsing, are crucial for dApps that need to respond to contract events. These functions are implemented correctly and allow for robust interaction with contract events.

contract/WFXUpgradable.go (1)

35-35: Deprecation of old variable names in favor of new metadata structure.

The use of WFXUpgradableABI and WFXUpgradableBin is deprecated in favor of using WFXUpgradableMetaData.ABI and WFXUpgradableMetaData.Bin. This change is positive as it centralizes the metadata information, making the code cleaner and easier to maintain.

@zakir-code zakir-code merged commit a55b709 into main Jun 21, 2024
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@zakir-code zakir-code deleted the nulnut/precompile-return-error branch June 21, 2024 09:53
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