fix(mempool): Prevent runTx failures #1425
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WalkthroughThe recent changes in the Cosmos codebase focus on configuration and runtime enhancements. The introduction of the Changes
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- cosmos/api/polaris/evm/v1alpha1/tx.pulsar.go (17 hunks)
- cosmos/config/config.go (3 hunks)
- cosmos/config/default.go (1 hunks)
- cosmos/config/mocks/app_options.go (1 hunks)
- cosmos/runtime/txpool/ante.go (1 hunks)
- cosmos/runtime/txpool/handler.go (1 hunks)
- e2e/testapp/polard/cmd/commands.go (2 hunks)
- e2e/testapp/polard/cmd/root.go (3 hunks)
- proto/polaris/evm/v1alpha1/tx.proto (1 hunks)
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- cosmos/config/mocks/app_options.go
Additional comments: 10
proto/polaris/evm/v1alpha1/tx.proto (1)
- 55-55: The removal of the
statusfield fromWrappedEthereumTransactionResultmessage aligns with the PR's objective to simplify transaction result handling. Ensure that all services consuming this message are updated to handle its absence.cosmos/config/default.go (2)
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RecommendedCometBFTConfigfunction sets up a recommended configuration for CometBFT. Ensure that the new mempool and P2P settings are compatible with the existing network and node configurations.50-61: The
RecommendedServerConfigfunction provides a set of recommended server configurations. It's important to verify that the new default gas prices and telemetry settings are suitable for the network's operational requirements.cosmos/runtime/txpool/ante.go (1)
- 46-46: The change to include
ExecModeCheckin the condition for transaction ejection from the mempool is a significant logic change. Confirm that this new behavior is intended and that it does not introduce any regressions in transaction processing.e2e/testapp/polard/cmd/root.go (1)
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The update to use
polarconfig.DefaultPolarisConfig()andpolarconfig.RecommendedCometBFTConfig()in thePersistentPreRunEfunction should be verified to ensure that the new configurations are properly integrated and do not cause any issues with the application's startup process.e2e/testapp/polard/cmd/commands.go (1)
- 35-35: The changes in
commands.goreflect the renaming of theevmconfigpackage topolarconfigand the removal of theinitCometBFTConfigfunction. Ensure that all instances whereinitCometBFTConfigwas previously used are now using the correct replacement function.Verification successful
The search for potential replacement functions for
initCometBFTConfighas yielded two results:initAppConfigandinitRootCmd. TheinitAppConfigfunction is defined incommands.goand is also referenced inroot.go. There is no direct indication of a function that has replacedinitCometBFTConfig, butinitAppConfigseems to be a function related to initializing application configuration.Given this information, it appears that
initAppConfigmay be the function that has taken over the responsibilities of the removedinitCometBFTConfig, although this cannot be confirmed without further context or explicit mention of a replacement in the PR description or commit messages.Since the search for
initCometBFTConfigreturned no results, it can be concluded that there are no lingering references to the removed function, and the presence ofinitAppConfigsuggests that configuration initialization is still being handled in the codebase.Based on the information gathered, the review comment has been addressed correctly, as there are no remaining references to
initCometBFTConfig, and a potential replacement function is present in the code.Scripts Executed
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cosmos/runtime/txpool/handler.go (1)
- 226-228: The modification to the
broadcastTransactionfunction to handle a new case wherersp.Codeis checked for equality with 1 is a significant change. Confirm that this new case is handled correctly and that it aligns with the desired behavior for transactions already included in a block.Verification successful
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cosmos/config/config.go (2)
- 33-34: The addition of the
versionpackage import is likely related to the new logic for handlingPolar.Miner.ExtraData. Ensure that the version package is used appropriately and that the logic for defaultingExtraDatato a subset of the Git commit hash is correct.Verification successful
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versionpackage is indeed used incosmos/config/config.goto set the defaultExtraDataforPolar.Miner. IfExtraDatais not provided, the code defaults it to the last 8 characters of the Git commit hash obtained fromversion.NewInfo().GitCommit. This implementation appears to be correct and aligns with the reviewer's expectations.* 98-107: The logic to default `Polar.Miner.ExtraData` to the last 8 characters of the Git commit hash if it is not set is a new addition. Verify that this behavior is intended and that it does not conflict with any existing configurations.Scripts Executed
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cosmos/api/polaris/evm/v1alpha1/tx.pulsar.go (1)
- 1217-1217: The removal of the
statusfield fromWrappedEthereumTransactionResultsimplifies the transaction result handling. Ensure that this change is reflected in all parts of the codebase that interact with transaction results.
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| evmv1alpha1 "github.com/berachain/polaris/cosmos/api/polaris/evm/v1alpha1" | |||
| evmconfig "github.com/berachain/polaris/cosmos/config" | |||
| polarconfig "github.com/berachain/polaris/cosmos/config" | |||
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The review comment has been partially addressed. While the evmconfig package has been renamed to polarconfig in the root.go file, there are still references to the old package name evmconfig in other parts of the codebase, specifically within the e2e/testapp directory. This indicates that the renaming has not been fully applied across the entire codebase as intended by the PR objectives.
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The renaming of the evmconfig package to polarconfig and the associated function calls update is consistent with the PR's objective to rename packages and functions related to configuration. Ensure that all references to the old package name are updated across the codebase.
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| Polaris polarconfig.Config `mapstructure:"polaris"` | ||
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| // Optionally allow the chain developer to overwrite the SDK's default | ||
| // server config. | ||
| srvCfg := serverconfig.DefaultConfig() | ||
| // The SDK's default minimum gas price is set to "" (empty value) inside | ||
| // app.toml. If left empty by validators, the node will halt on startup. | ||
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| // - if you leave srvCfg.MinGasPrices = "", all validators MUST tweak their | ||
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| // In simapp, we set the min gas prices to 0. | ||
| srvCfg.MinGasPrices = "0stake" | ||
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| Config: *polarconfig.RecommendedServerConfig(), | ||
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The review comment is partially correct. The initAppConfig function in commands.go has been updated to use polarconfig and seems to be correctly applied. However, there are still references to evmconfig in other parts of the codebase (helpers.go and app.go), which suggests that not all necessary updates have been made to fully transition to polarconfig. These inconsistencies need to be addressed to ensure the new configuration is applied consistently throughout the entire codebase.
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The modification of the initAppConfig function to use polarconfig instead of evmconfig is in line with the package renaming. Verify that the new configuration is correctly applied and does not introduce any issues.
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- cosmos/runtime/txpool/ante.go (4 hunks)
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- cosmos/runtime/txpool/mocks/geth_tx_pool.go
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- cosmos/runtime/txpool/ante.go
Additional comments: 9
eth/params/chain_config.go (3)
29-31: The constant
DefaultEIP155ChainIDhas been replaced withartioChainIDand its value set to 80085. Ensure that this new chain ID does not conflict with existing chain IDs and is appropriately chosen for the intended network.34-35: The declaration of the
zerovariable has been changed to use a block. This change is purely stylistic and has no impact on functionality.38-38: The
ChainIDfield inDefaultChainConfignow uses the newartioChainIDconstant. Confirm that all references and usages of the oldDefaultEIP155ChainIDhave been updated to the newartioChainIDacross the codebase.Verification successful
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DefaultEIP155ChainIDin the codebase, and the new chain IDartioChainIDis present ineth/params/chain_config.go. Since no other instances of either chain ID were found, it suggests that the old chain ID has been successfully replaced by the new one where it was previously used.Based on the information provided, it appears that the review comment has been addressed correctly, and the
artioChainIDis now in use without any leftover references toDefaultEIP155ChainID.Scripts Executed
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cosmos/x/evm/genesis_test.go (1)
- 70-70: The assignment of the
cfgvariable has been changed fromconfig.DefaultConfig()toconfig.DefaultPolarisConfig(). Verify thatDefaultPolarisConfigprovides the necessary configuration for the test environment and that no required configuration is missing due to this change.Verification successful
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DefaultPolarisConfigfunction incosmos/config/default.goinitializes a newConfigstruct with default configurations for thePolarandNodefields. TheNodeconfiguration is obtained fromnode.DefaultConfig()and then modified to have emptyDataDirandKeyStoreDirfields.Given this information, it appears that
DefaultPolarisConfigis designed to provide a default configuration suitable for a test environment, where persistent data directories and keystore directories are not required. This suggests that the change fromconfig.DefaultConfig()toconfig.DefaultPolarisConfig()ingenesis_test.gois appropriate for the test setup and should not be missing any required configuration.Scripts Executed
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eth/core/state/mock/state.mock.go (1)
- 65-70: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [1-1]
The
PrepareFuncand its associated methods and locks have been removed from thePluginMocktype. Ensure that this mock function and its related calls are no longer needed in the test suite and that their removal does not affect any tests negatively.Verification successful
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PrepareFuncin Go files has returned results from various mock files, such asstatedb.go,statedb.mock.go,block_plugin.mock.go, andhistorical_plugin.mock.go. However, there are no results fromstate.mock.go, which is the file in question according to the review comment.Given this information, it appears that the
PrepareFuncand its associated methods and locks have indeed been removed from thePluginMocktype instate.mock.go, and there are no lingering references to it in the test suite that would suggest the removal affects any tests negatively.Based on the output, it seems that the removal of
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eth/core/mock/state_plugin.mock.go (1)
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contracts/bindings/testing/governance/governance_wrapper.abigen.go (3)
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eth/polar/config.go (1)
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GasPricefield of theminerCfgvariable is set to a new static value of 1 wei. This is a very low gas price and could potentially cause transactions to be too cheap, which might not be ideal for a production environment. Please confirm if this is the intended behavior or if it should be configurable.
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cosmos/x/evm/keeper/abci.go (2)
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blocktonewHeadin theEndBlockmethod seems to be a renaming for clarity. Ensure that all references to the oldblockvariable have been updated tonewHeadto maintain consistency.36-42: The error messages have been updated to reference
newHeadinstead ofblock. This is consistent with the variable renaming and should not introduce any issues as long as thenewHeadvariable is correctly assigned and used throughout the method.cosmos/x/evm/keeper/keeper.go (3)
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txpoolpackage import is necessary for the newtxpoolfield in theKeeperstruct. This change is appropriate as long as thetxpoolpackage is used correctly in the rest of the file.42-43: The
Keeperstruct now includes atxpoolfield of type*txpool.Mempool. This addition is part of the enhancements to the mempool functionality. Ensure that thetxpoolfield is properly initialized and used wherever theKeeperstruct is instantiated.66-68: The
Setupfunction has been modified to accept atxPoolparameter and assign it to thetxpoolfield of theKeeperstruct. This change is consistent with the addition of thetxpoolfield and should be checked to ensure that all calls toSetuphave been updated accordingly.cosmos/runtime/txpool/mempool_test.go (1)
- 53-53: The assignment of the
TxPoolfield in theMempoolstruct has been updated to use the correct field name. This change is a simple refactor and should not affect the functionality as long as theTxPoolfield is used consistently in the rest of the test file.cosmos/runtime/txpool/mempool.go (3)
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fmtpackage import suggests that there will be new print statements in the file. This should be used judiciously to avoid cluttering the logs.65-65: The
Mempoolstruct now embedseth.TxPooldirectly. This change simplifies the struct and potentially the usage of theTxPoolmethods. Ensure that all references to thetxpoolfield are updated to use the embeddedTxPooldirectly.136-154: A new
Removemethod has been added to theMempoolstruct. This method includes logic to remove transactions and print statements. Ensure that the print statements are intentional and that the removal logic is correct and does not introduce any race conditions or inconsistencies.cosmos/runtime/abci/proposal.go (2)
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github.com/berachain/polaris/cosmos/runtime/txpoolhas been added, which is necessary for the newwrappedTxPoolfield in theProposalProviderstruct.46-46: The
ProposalProviderstruct now includes awrappedTxPoolfield of type*txpool.Mempool. This addition is part of the enhancements to the mempool functionality. Ensure that thewrappedTxPoolfield is properly initialized and used wherever theProposalProviderstruct is instantiated.eth/eth.go (1)
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Removemethod has been added to theTxPoolinterface. This change is consistent with the new functionality introduced in themempool.gofile. Ensure that all implementations of theTxPoolinterface have been updated to include this new method.cosmos/runtime/runtime.go (2)
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Setupmethod in theEVMKeeperinterface now includes an additional argument of type*txpool.Mempool. This change is consistent with the updates to theKeeperstruct and itsSetupmethod. Ensure that all implementations of theEVMKeeperinterface and calls to theSetupmethod have been updated accordingly.157-157: The
Setupmethod call in thePolarisfunction has been updated to pass thep.WrappedTxPoolas the second argument. This change is necessary to match the updatedSetupmethod signature in theEVMKeeperinterface.
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cosmos/runtime/miner/interfaces.go (1)
- 21-26: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-43]
The removal of the "context" package import suggests that no methods in this file require it anymore. Ensure that this change does not affect other files that might be using the "EVMKeeper" interface, specifically any implementations or mocks that relied on the removed "SetLatestQueryContext" method.
cosmos/x/evm/module.go (1)
- 129-131: The function
PrepareCheckStatehas been renamed fromSetLatestQueryContext. This renaming should be reflected across all calls to this function. Verify that all references to the old function name have been updated accordingly.
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48-52: The logic for ejecting transactions from the mempool has been expanded to include both
ExecModeCheckandExecModeReCheck. This change broadens the conditions under which a transaction may be ejected. Ensure that this change aligns with the intended transaction flow and does not introduce any unintended side effects.80-90: The
txStatusfunction has been refactored to remove the direct call tom.txpool.Status(hash)and instead initializesstatustotxpool.TxStatus's zero value. The subsequent logic setsstatustoTxStatusIncludedif a transaction lookup is found. This change implies that the status of a transaction is either 'included' or the zero value ofTxStatus. Confirm that the zero value ofTxStatusis a valid and expected status for transactions not found in the lookup.
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cosmos/runtime/miner/abci.go (1)
- 25-32: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [14-35]
The
PrepareProposalmethod has been updated to includepayloadEnvelopeBzandethGasUsedparameters. The implementation correctly builds a block and processes validator messages using these new parameters.cosmos/x/evm/keeper/genesis.go (1)
- 46-49: The
InitGenesisfunction now correctly callsWriteGenesisBlockinstead of the removedWriteGenesisBlockWithContext, ensuring the genesis block is written with the appropriate context.cosmos/runtime/chain/abci.go (1)
- 77-80: The
ProcessProposalfunction has been updated to callPreparePluginsinstead ofSetInsertChainContext, aligning with the new plugin preparation logic.cosmos/runtime/miner/miner.go (5)
- 45-48: The
Minerstruct has been updated to replace thespffield with thebcfield, reflecting the new blockchain interaction design.- 57-62: The
Newfunction signature has been correctly modified to accept thebcparameter instead ofspf, aligning with the updatedMinerstruct.- 90-107: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [81-104]
The
buildBlockandsubmitPayloadForBuildingfunctions have been updated to include context submission and payload building logic, which is consistent with the PR objectives to improve transaction handling.
- 114-120: The
constructPayloadArgsfunction now acceptsblockTimeas a parameter and setsBeaconRoottonil, preparing for future implementation of Cancun.- 153-160: The
processValidatorMsgsfunction includes updated logic to handle Ethereum gas usage and block gas limits, which is crucial for the correct processing of transactions.eth/core/chain.go (2)
- 57-58: The
PreparePluginsmethod has been correctly exposed in theBlockchaininterface, allowing for plugin preparation to be called externally.- 141-144: The
PreparePluginsmethod implementation has been updated to include a conditional check, ensuring that plugins are prepared if they exist.eth/core/chain_writer.go (1)
- 37-39: The
ChainWriterinterface has been updated to reflect the new method signatures and removals, aligning with the changes in the implementation.e2e/testapp/app.go (1)
- 240-241: The comment added to
NewPolarisAppfunction is clear and indicates the need to verify the app CMS version against the last block height, which is a good practice for ensuring data integrity.
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cosmos/runtime/txpool/mempool.go (3)
- 65-71: The
Mempoolstruct has been updated with new fields:eth.TxPool,crc,blockBuilderMu, andpriceLimit. Ensure that these fields are properly documented and used consistently throughout the codebase.Verification successful
The search results indicate that the new fields
crc,blockBuilderMu, andpriceLimitin theMempoolstruct are indeed being used throughout the codebase. Thecrcfield is used in various methods within thecomet.gofile, which suggests that it is part of the logic for handling remote transaction caching. TheblockBuilderMufield is referenced in theruntime.go,mempool.go, andminer.gofiles, indicating its role in synchronizing block building. ThepriceLimitfield is used in theruntime.goandante.gofiles, which implies that it is involved in transaction pricing logic.Based on the provided script output, the new fields are properly integrated and used in the codebase, which aligns with the changes described in the PR objectives and the AI-generated summary.
* 108-140: The `Insert` method has been modified to include additional logic for inserting transactions. Ensure that the error handling is consistent and that the new logic does not introduce any regressions.Scripts Executed
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Insertmethod inmempool.gohas been successfully located, and the output provides the full method implementation. The method includes checks for the number of messages in a transaction, type assertion for Ethereum transactions, and error handling for transaction insertion into the Geth txpool. It also includes logic for adding transactions to a remote cache.The error handling seems to be consistent, with a specific check for
ethtxpool.ErrAlreadyKnownto handle the case where a node broadcasts to itself, ensuring it does not failCheckTx. If any errors are returned from theTxPool.Addmethod, the first error is returned unless it's the known error duringCheckTxorReCheckTx, in which casenilis returned to avoid failing the check.The method concludes by marking the transaction as seen in the remote cache and returning
nilif no errors occurred, which is standard for indicating success in Go.Based on the provided output, the
Insertmethod's new logic appears to be consistent and does not indicate any regressions. The changes seem to align with the objectives of improving transaction handling within the mempool.* 156-176: The `Remove` method has been added to handle transaction removals. Verify that the logic for removing transactions from the `crc` cache is correct and does not lead to any unintended side effects.Scripts Executed
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ast-grepcommand confirms the presence of theRemovemethod within themempool.gofile. The method's logic involves extracting Ethereum transactions from a Cosmos transaction and removing them from thecrccache using theDropRemoteTxmethod.To verify the correctness of this logic, we need to understand the following:
- The relationship between Cosmos transactions and Ethereum transactions within this system.
- The expected behavior of the
DropRemoteTxmethod when called with a transaction hash.Given the output, we can see that the method checks if there is exactly one message in the transaction, attempts to cast it to a
WrappedPayloadEnvelope, and then iterates over the Ethereum transactions contained within, removing each from thecrccache.However, the output does not provide information about the
DropRemoteTxmethod itself or the broader context of how transactions are managed within the cache. To verify the correctness of the removal logic, we would need to examine the implementation ofDropRemoteTxand understand the intended behavior of the cache when transactions are removed.To proceed, we should look into the
DropRemoteTxmethod implementation and any documentation or comments that explain its intended use.
The absence of output from the
ast-grepcommand suggests that theDropRemoteTxmethod could not be found using the provided pattern, or it may not exist within the scope of the files thatast-grepsearched. This could mean that the method is either not implemented in Go, not present in the codebase, or the pattern used did not match the method's signature.To further investigate the
DropRemoteTxmethod and verify the removal logic, we should attempt to locate the method with a broader search pattern or look for any interfaces or types that might contain this method. We should also consider thatDropRemoteTxmight be a method of theCometRemoteCachetype, as indicated by them.crcreceiver in theRemovemethod.Let's try a broader search pattern to locate the
DropRemoteTxmethod or any relevant interfaces or types that might define this method.
The output from the
ast-grepcommand has located theDropRemoteTxmethod within thecomet.gofile. The method is a member of thecometRemoteCachetype and its logic involves locking a mutex, deleting an entry from a map calledtimeInsertedusing the provided transaction hash, and then unlocking the mutex.This method's implementation is straightforward and thread-safe due to the use of the mutex to prevent concurrent map access issues. The
deletefunction is used to remove the key-value pair from the map, which in this context is the transaction hash and its associated data.Given this information, we can infer that the
Removemethod inmempool.gocorrectly uses theDropRemoteTxmethod to remove transactions from thecrccache. TheRemovemethod extracts Ethereum transaction hashes from a Cosmos transaction and passes them toDropRemoteTx, which then safely removes the transactions from the cache.Based on the provided context and the implementation details of
DropRemoteTx, the logic for removing transactions from thecrccache in theRemovemethod appears to be correct and should not lead to any unintended side effects, assuming that thetimeInsertedmap is the correct data structure for tracking these transactions in the cache.Scripts Executed
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- 17-17: The addition of the
pebbledbbuild tag to thebuild_tagsvariable is noted. Ensure that the inclusion of PebbleDB is intentional and that all necessary dependencies and configurations are in place for this database backend.
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e2e/precompile/contracts/staking/staking_test.go (1)
- 117-117: Adding
tf.WaitForBlock(1)introduces a delay to wait for a block after a transaction. This change could affect the timing and reliability of subsequent assertions in tests. Ensure that this delay is necessary and that it does not introduce flakiness into the test suite.build/scripts/main.mk (1)
- 373-382: The conditional installation of the
buftool based on the operating system is a good practice to ensure compatibility. However, ensure that the hardcoded version1.28.1ofbufis the intended one and that the installation paths are appropriate for all Unix-like systems, not just those that conform to the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS).
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cosmos/config/flags.go (2)
- 23-28: The import statements have been updated to include new packages. Ensure that these packages are used within the file and that their inclusion aligns with the project's dependency management and coding standards.
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github.com/berachain/polaris/cosmos/config/flagsandgithub.com/berachain/polaris/eth/polarare indeed used within the codebase. Theflagspackage is referenced incosmos/config/config.goand theflags.gofile itself, while thepolarpackage is referenced in multiple files, includingeth/eth.go,cosmos/runtime/comet/sync.go,cosmos/config/default.go, and within theeth/polardirectory.This verifies that the import statements in
cosmos/config/flags.goare justified as the packages are utilized in the codebase, aligning with the project's dependency management and coding standards as per the review comment.* 30-34: A new flag `OptimisticExecution` has been added to the `AddPolarisFlags` function. Verify that this flag is documented, and its usage is consistent with the application's flag handling conventions. Additionally, ensure that the default value `false` is the intended behavior and that it is handled correctly in all relevant parts of the application.Scripts Executed
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The search results provide several insights into the usage and documentation of the
OptimisticExecutionflag:
The flag is defined as a boolean field within the
Configstruct ineth/eth.go, which holds the configuration for Polaris and Node. This suggests that the flag is a configurable option for the system.In
e2e/testapp/app.go, the flag's value is checked, and if it is set totrue, a base app option is appended, which likely enables optimistic execution in the application's test environment.The flag is included in the configuration template in
cosmos/config/template.go, indicating that it can be set via configuration files.It is declared as a constant in
cosmos/config/flags/flags.go, ensuring that the flag's string literal is not used directly, which is a good practice for maintainability.The flag is added to a Cobra command in
cosmos/config/flags.gowith a default value offalseand a description, which serves as its documentation for command-line usage.The flag's value is read from a configuration parser in
cosmos/config/config.go, which would be part of the application's startup or configuration loading process.The context provided does not show extensive documentation beyond the description in the Cobra command definition. However, the flag's usage appears consistent across the application, with the default value of
falsebeing respected in the configuration template, command-line interface, and runtime checks.Based on the information provided, it seems that the
OptimisticExecutionflag is documented minimally through the command-line interface, and its usage is consistent with the application's flag handling conventions. The default value offalseis also handled correctly in all parts of the application where the flag is used.Scripts Executed
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New Features
ExtraDataandGasFloor.Enhancements
Bug Fixes
Build System
pebbledbsupport in build tags for enhanced database functionality.Refactor
TxPooland new fields for better management.