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test: bridge call integration test #583

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced bridge call handling and testing in the integration tests.
  • Refactor

    • Enhanced balance calculation logic for cross-chain operations.
    • Improved efficiency for obtaining checkpoints and signatures in bridge transactions.
  • Tests

    • Added comprehensive test scenarios for bridge calls, including pending calls, rewards, and confirmations.

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The changes enhance cross-chain operations within the CrosschainTestSuite. They introduce advanced bridge call functionalities including creation, cancellation, and querying of bridge calls. Variadic parameters for balance calculations, additional utility functions, and new integration tests augment the robustness of the test suite. The IntegrationTest now includes a BridgeCallTest for evaluating cross-chain token transactions, ensuring comprehensive testing of inter-chain interaction and bridge functionalities.

Changes

File Change Summary
tests/crosschain_suite.go Refactored balance calculations, added utility functions for bridge calls and querying capabilities.
tests/crosschain_test.go Introduced BridgeCallTest function for testing bridge token claims and cross-chain operations.
tests/integration_test.go Included BridgeCallTest in the TestRun method to ensure comprehensive integration testing.
tests/suite.go Added utility methods for querying module accounts by name.

Sequence Diagrams

Bridge Call Flow

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CrosschainTestSuite
    participant BridgeModule
    participant AuthQuery

    User ->> CrosschainTestSuite: Start BridgeCallTest()
    CrosschainTestSuite ->> BridgeModule: Perform Bridge Call with Multiple Tokens
    BridgeModule -->> CrosschainTestSuite: Return Nonce
    CrosschainTestSuite ->> BridgeModule: Query Pending Bridge Call by Nonce
    BridgeModule -->> CrosschainTestSuite: Return Pending Bridge Call Information
    CrosschainTestSuite ->> BridgeModule: Confirm Bridge Call
    BridgeModule -->> CrosschainTestSuite: Return Confirmation Status
    CrosschainTestSuite ->> AuthQuery: Query Module Account By Name
    AuthQuery -->> CrosschainTestSuite: Return Module Account Info
    CrosschainTestSuite -->> User: BridgeCallTest() Completed
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🍀 The bunny leaps with code so bright,
Cross-chain tokens take their flight.
New bridges built from node to node,
In tests, their worth and strength are showed.
Balances check, rewards are pooled,
The blockchain dream is thus ensured. 🐰


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Actionable comments posted: 6

Review details

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Review profile: CHILL

Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 52866ba and bb2e844.

Files selected for processing (4)
  • tests/crosschain_suite.go (3 hunks)
  • tests/crosschain_test.go (2 hunks)
  • tests/integration_test.go (1 hunks)
  • tests/suite.go (2 hunks)
Additional comments not posted (5)
tests/integration_test.go (1)

68-68: Addition of BridgeCallTest() to TestRun() is appropriate.

The placement of BridgeCallTest() within TestRun() seems well-integrated with the sequence of other tests, ensuring comprehensive coverage of bridge functionalities.

tests/crosschain_test.go (1)

20-20: Review of new import statement.

The import of erc20types is appropriate if it's used within the file for ERC20 token operations. Ensure that this import is utilized effectively in the code to avoid unnecessary dependencies.

Verification successful

Import statement verified.

The erc20types import is utilized within tests/crosschain_test.go to query the ERC20 module account, confirming its necessity and relevance.

  • Usage found in: erc20ModuleAddr := suite.QueryModuleAccountByName(erc20types.ModuleName)
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Length of output: 184

tests/suite.go (1)

560-569: Review of QueryModuleAccountByName method.

The QueryModuleAccountByName method is a valuable addition for querying module accounts by name. It appears to be implemented correctly, handling errors and unpacking results properly. However, ensure that:

  • Error Handling: All potential errors are considered, especially around GRPC calls and data unpacking.
  • Performance: This method should be optimized to avoid unnecessary GRPC calls if the module name is not expected to change frequently.

Overall, the method is well-implemented but could benefit from caching mechanisms if performance becomes a concern.

tests/crosschain_suite.go (2)

551-553: Approved new method BridgeCall with suggestions for improvements.

The method is implemented correctly. Consider adding more detailed logging to trace the values of nonce and the response for easier debugging and verification.


610-641: Approved new method BridgeCallConfirm with suggestions for improvements.

The method correctly implements the bridge call confirmation logic. Consider adding detailed error messages and logging to provide more context in case of failures during the confirmation process.

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@fx0x55 fx0x55 merged commit ce62e91 into main Jun 26, 2024
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@fx0x55 fx0x55 deleted the fx0x55/pending-test branch June 26, 2024 07:01
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