test(claims_eligibility): 53 unit tests for RIP-305 eligibility verification [T11] by waefrebeorn · Pull Request #6359 · Scottcjn/Rustchain

waefrebeorn · 2026-05-26T20:52:22Z

Clean replacement for #6336. Deterministic timestamps (fixed epoch 1000). No unrelated files. Closes #6336 when merged.

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- Uses FIXED epoch 1000 — deterministic across epoch boundaries - 53 parameterized tests covering all eligibility paths - No unrelated files, no trailing whitespace Replaces PR Scottcjn#6336

shadow88sky

I found a blocker in the added test fixture: the new target test suite does not pass as submitted.

create_test_db() imports GENESIS_TIMESTAMP and BLOCK_TIME from claims_eligibility, but then shadows them with local hardcoded values (GENESIS_EPOCH_TS = 1745100000, BLOCK_TIME = 60) when computing now, current_slot, and current_epoch. The module under test is using GENESIS_TIMESTAMP = 1764706927 and BLOCK_TIME = 600 in this environment, so the fixture timestamps do not line up with check_epoch_participation() epoch windows. As a result, the positive participation/eligibility cases short-circuit as no_epoch_participation.

Observed failures from the target suite:

TestCheckEpochParticipation.test_participation_fallback: expected participation, got false
TestCheckClaimEligibility.test_eligible_miner: expected eligible, got false
test_fingerprint_failed and test_wallet_not_registered: expected later failure reasons, but both return no_epoch_participation first

The fixture should derive the fixed timestamp/current slot/current epoch from the same imported constants used by claims_eligibility, or patch those constants consistently for the whole test.

Validation performed:

gh pr checks 6359 -R Scottcjn/Rustchain -> reported checks passing
git diff --check $(git merge-base HEAD origin/main)..HEAD -> passed
.venv/bin/python -m py_compile node/claims_eligibility.py node/tests/test_claims_eligibility.py -> passed
PYTHONPATH=node PYTEST_DISABLE_PLUGIN_AUTOLOAD=1 .venv/bin/python -m pytest node/tests/test_claims_eligibility.py -q -> 4 failed, 49 passed
PYTHONPATH=node .venv/bin/python - <<PY ... confirmed module constants: GENESIS_TIMESTAMP=1764706927, BLOCK_TIME=600, ATTESTATION_TTL=86400

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The test fixture was using locally hardcoded GENESIS_EPOCH_TS=1745100000 and BLOCK_TIME=60, but claims_eligibility.py uses GENESIS_TIMESTAMP=1764706927 and BLOCK_TIME=600. Fixture timestamps didn't match the module's epoch windows, causing participation/eligibility tests to short-circuit. Now derives FIXED_NOW, current_slot, and current_epoch from the imported GENESIS_TIMESTAMP and BLOCK_TIME constants so the test DB is consistent with check_epoch_participation()'s internal epoch math.

waefrebeorn · 2026-05-26T21:51:21Z

Fixed per review: fixture now derives timestamps from the module's imported GENESIS_TIMESTAMP (1764706927) and BLOCK_TIME (600) instead of hardcoded values. FIXED_NOW = GENESIS_TIMESTAMP + FIXED_SLOT * BLOCK_TIME + BLOCK_TIME, so epoch math is consistent with check_epoch_participation(). @shadow88sky please re-review.

This file belongs to PR Scottcjn#6359 (test/claims eligibility), not this security patch. The branch forked from fix-t11-clean which included the test file.

waefrebeorn · 2026-05-26T22:58:30Z

@shadow88sky Fixed per review on #6359. The test fixture now derives , , and from the same imported and constants used by the module under test, instead of shadowing them with hardcoded values. Commit 5563c20. Please re-review.

jaxint

Great work! Thanks for contributing to RustChain! 🦀

jhdev2026 · 2026-05-27T03:03:28Z

PR Review — #6359 53 Unit Tests for Claims Eligibility RIP-305

Reviewed: node/tests/test_claims_eligibility.py — 654-line test suite for RIP-305 claims eligibility verification.

What this PR does

Comprehensive unit tests covering all 10 functions and 7 exception classes in claims_eligibility.py, using tempfile-based SQLite databases.

Technical observations

Good:

Testing claims eligibility logic is critical — this is where real money moves. Getting eligibility verification wrong means paying out for ineligible claims or denying eligible ones.
Using tempfile for SQLite test databases avoids filesystem pollution and allows parallel test execution.
Testing all exception classes explicitly is thorough.

Completeness:
53 tests across 10 functions and 7 exception classes suggests comprehensive coverage. The RIP-305 eligibility rules are likely complex, making this level of test coverage valuable.

Conclusion: Solid test suite. Claims logic is high-stakes and deserves this level of investment.

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jaxint

Great work! Thanks for contributing to RustChain! 🦀

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Thanks for this contribution! 🎉

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Thanks for this contribution! 🎉

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Thanks for this contribution! 🎉

jaxint

Thanks for this contribution! The code looks well-structured and follows good practices. Appreciate the effort put into this PR.

jaxint

Thanks for this contribution! The code looks well-structured.

… Pillow (#6360) * test(claims_eligibility): 53 unit tests for RIP-305 eligibility [T11] - Uses FIXED epoch 1000 — deterministic across epoch boundaries - 53 parameterized tests covering all eligibility paths - No unrelated files, no trailing whitespace Replaces PR #6336 * fix(security): vintage hardware validator — real image validation via Pillow - Replaces stubs in validate_photo() and validate_screenshot() - Uses Pillow Image.open() + verify() to confirm file is a real image - Checks minimum resolution (640x480 photo, 320x240 screenshot) - Validates extension matches actual format - Catches plain-text / binary garbage that passed before - Closes #6288 * fix: remove unrelated test_claims_eligibility.py from PR scope This file belongs to PR #6359 (test/claims eligibility), not this security patch. The branch forked from fix-t11-clean which included the test file. * fix: preserve existing WARN status when PIL validation fails When PIL is available but cannot identify a non-image file (e.g. photo.txt with text content), the exception handler no longer overwrites the existing WARN status from file-size checks. Also adds format-extension warning and sets checks['format'] for non-image files. When PIL is not installed, returns FAIL with a clear message instead of SKIP. --------- Co-authored-by: WuBuBountyHunter <wubu.bounty.hunter@users.noreply.github.com>

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