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Refactor perpetual upgrade handlers in v5.0.0 #1442

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  • Combine MarketType and OpenInterest initialization logic so that each perpetual are only written to state once.
  • Some slight refactoring of OpenInterest iniitializing logic
    • Don't check for OpenInterest pre-upgrade handler since it's expected to be Nil
    • Explicitly initialize OpenInterest to zero if market has no OI

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced the upgrade process to initialize and aggregate open interest for perpetual markets, ensuring accurate and up-to-date financial data.
    • Improved trading functionality by introducing new quantum values for BTC and ETH, allowing for more precise order placements.

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The recent update involves enhancing the perpetuals trading protocol by introducing methods to validate and set perpetual positions within the PerpetualsKeeper interface. It also includes setting all perpetuals to a cross-market type, initializing their open interest based on current values, and aggregating data by iterating through subaccounts.

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.../v5.0.0/upgrade.go Introduced a new dtypes import, set all perpetuals to cross market type, initialized perpetual open interest, and aggregated open interest for each market.
.../protocol/mocks/PerpetualsKeeper.go Added a new mock function ValidateAndSetPerpetual to PerpetualsKeeper for validating and setting perpetuals.
.../protocol/app/upgrades/v5.0.0/upgrade_container_test.go Added constants CarlDaveBTCQuantums and CarlDaveETHQuantums, and updated placeOrders function for BTC and ETH orders.

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453-469: The implementation of ValidateAndSetPerpetual follows the established mocking pattern and correctly handles return values and errors.


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@@ -238,69 +288,6 @@ func voteExtensionsUpgrade(
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// Initialize open interest for perpetuals
func initializePerpOpenInterest(
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Combined into perpetaulUpgrade

perpetuals := perpetualsKeeper.GetAllPerpetuals(ctx)
for _, p := range perpetuals {
_, err := perpetualsKeeper.SetPerpetualMarketType(
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Avoid two separate calls of SetPerpetualMarketType here and ModifyOpenInterest below; just use validateAndSetPerpetual once.

@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
//go:build all || container_test
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@mergify backport release/backport/v5.x

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@teddyding teddyding merged commit e2359f3 into main Apr 30, 2024
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@teddyding teddyding deleted the td/improve-oimf-ugprade-handler branch April 30, 2024 00:47
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@mergify backport release/protocol/v5.x

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