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  • New Features

    • Introduced UserSpec concept with specific limitations on boosts, rewards, conflicts, and contributions.
    • Added new CLI command handler for creating spec add transactions.
    • Implemented a new migration function to handle updates from version 4 to 5.
  • Enhancements

    • Updated various functions to include a userSpec parameter for better spec management.
    • Enhanced the Spec struct with new fields: identity and user_spec.
    • Improved test functions to handle and validate new UserSpec scenarios.
  • Documentation

    • Updated x/spec/README.md to introduce the new UserSpec concept and detail additional fields.

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Recent updates encompass the introduction of the MsgAddSpecs message, enhancements in Spec and SubscriptionKeeper interfaces, and validation checks for spec retrieval. Notable changes consist of integrating permission-based rules in specs handling and adjustments to testing functions to incorporate new parameters and validations. The UserSpec concept introduces specific limitations on boosts, rewards, and user contributions.

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File Summary
proto/lavanet/lava/spec/tx.proto Added MsgAddSpecs message and AddSpecs RPC method to the Msg service.
x/conflict/types/expected_keepers.go Added GetSpec method to the SpecKeeper interface for retrieving specs by index.
x/pairing/keeper/msg_server_relay_payment.go Updated chargeCuToSubscriptionAndCreditProvider method in Keeper to accept a userSpec parameter.
x/pairing/types/expected_keepers.go Modified AddTrackedCu function signature in SubscriptionKeeper to include userSpec parameter.
x/spec/client/cli/tx.go Introduced CmdTxAddSpecs for adding specs via CLI, with adjustments in imports and command handling.
x/spec/keeper/migrations.go Added Migrate4to5 function to Migrator for appending a specific message name to AllowlistedExpeditedMsgs.
x/spec/keeper/spec.go Enhanced HandleSpecs function in Keeper with spec validation and logging mechanisms.
x/subscription/keeper/cu_tracker.go Added userSpec parameter to AddTrackedCu function in Keeper for conditional processing.
testutil/common/mock.go Updated ApiCollections field and added new fields to spec struct (BlocksInFinalizationProof, AverageBlockTime, AllowedBlockLagForQosSync).
x/pairing/keeper/msg_server_stake_provider_test.go Adjusted test assignments in TestCmdStakeProviderGeoConfigAndEnum to use spectypes.APIInterfaceJsonRPC.
x/spec/keeper/msg_server_add_specs_test.go Added TestSpecAddPermissions to validate adding specs with different user permissions.
x/conflict/keeper/msg_server_detection_test.go Modified TestDetection function, introducing userSpec variable and updating test struct fields.
x/rewards/keeper/iprpc_test.go Replaced spec addition method in TestMultipleIprpcSpec with MsgAddSpecs.
x/rewards/keeper/providers_test.go Added TestZeroBonusRewardsForUserSpec to ensure no rewards for providers serving user specs.
x/spec/README.md Introduced UserSpec concept with limitations and added identity and user_spec fields to Spec struct.

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UserSpec's tale, a structured song, 🎵
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  • app/app.go (2 hunks)
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  • proto/lavanet/lava/spec/spec.proto (1 hunks)
  • proto/lavanet/lava/spec/tx.proto (1 hunks)
  • testutil/keeper/dualstaking.go (1 hunks)
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  • x/spec/client/cli/tx.go (6 hunks)
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  • x/spec/keeper/spec.go (1 hunks)
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  • x/spec/types/codec.go (1 hunks)
  • x/spec/types/message_add_specs.go (1 hunks)
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x/spec/keeper/msg_server_add_specs.go (1)

10-14: This implementation of AddSpecs is clear and concise.

Verification successful

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+ ast-grep --lang go --pattern 'func (k msgServer) HandleSpecs($_, $_, $_) error {
  $$$
}'

The previous script did not return any results for the HandleSpecs function. This could mean that the function is either not defined in the expected format or located in a different part of the codebase. To ensure a thorough verification, we should search for all function definitions named HandleSpecs across the entire repository.


The HandleSpecs function is defined in x/spec/keeper/spec.go. To ensure proper error handling within this function, we need to review its implementation.


The HandleSpecs function implementation has been successfully retrieved and reviewed. The function includes appropriate error handling for various scenarios, ensuring that any issues encountered during spec handling are properly managed and logged.

Here are some key points from the HandleSpecs implementation:

  • It checks if the creator is authorized to change the specs.
  • It validates each spec and handles errors using utils.LavaFormatWarning.
  • It re-validates all specs to ensure no conflicts arise from the modifications.
  • It logs relevant events after successful operations.

Given this thorough error handling within HandleSpecs, the AddSpecs function's error handling is verified to be robust.

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proto/lavanet/lava/spec/tx.proto (3)

12-12: The RPC method AddSpecs is correctly defined.


18-21: The MsgAddSpecs message is well-defined with appropriate field constraints.


23-24: Please confirm if the empty MsgAddSpecsResponse is intentional and aligns with design expectations.

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The empty MsgAddSpecsResponse appears to be intentional and aligns with the design expectations, as evidenced by its consistent treatment across the codebase.

  • proto/lavanet/lava/spec/tx.proto
  • x/spec/types/tx.pb.go
  • x/spec/keeper/msg_server_add_specs.go
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x/spec/types/codec.go (1)

Line range hint 16-22: The interface and service registrations are correctly set up in RegisterInterfaces.

app/upgrades/upgrade_0_35_0.go (1)

27-27: The update to AllowlistedExpeditedMsgs is correctly implemented in the upgrade handler.

Verification successful

The migration process in the v_35_0 upgrade handler is correctly implemented and there are no errors noted in the logs.

  • The update to AllowlistedExpeditedMsgs is correctly applied.
  • The migration registrations across various modules are handled properly.
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proto/lavanet/lava/spec/spec.proto (1)

41-41: Adding user_spec as a boolean field in Spec is consistent with the protobuf standards and is correctly indexed. Good job on maintaining the sequential order of field numbers.

x/spec/keeper/keeper.go (1)

24-24: The addition of the authority field in the Keeper struct and the corresponding updates in the NewKeeper function are correctly implemented. The GetAuthority method is a good encapsulation for accessing the authority field.

Also applies to: 34-34, 47-47, 57-57

x/spec/types/message_add_specs.go (1)

1-54: The new MsgAddSpecs type and its associated methods are correctly implemented. The methods cover essential functionalities like routing, signing, and basic validation, which are crucial for message handling in the SDK.

x/spec/types/proposal.go (1)

10-10: The refactoring of ValidateBasic into a method of Spec enhances encapsulation and makes the validation logic more cohesive with the data it operates on.

testutil/keeper/plan.go (1)

66-66: The addition of an empty string parameter to speckeeper.NewKeeper is consistent with similar changes in other parts of the codebase. Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this placeholder to maintain clarity for future maintainers.

testutil/keeper/dualstaking.go (1)

70-70: The addition of an empty string parameter here is consistent with updates in other keeper initializations. It would be beneficial to add a comment explaining this parameter's purpose or future use.

x/spec/client/utils/utils.go (3)

20-23: The updated fields in SpecAddProposalJSON align well with the new functionality for handling spec proposals. This change enhances the structure's ability to carry more descriptive data about proposals.


25-27: The addition of the Deposit field in SpecAddProposalWithDepositJSON is a necessary update to handle proposals that include a deposit requirement. This change is logical and supports the new features in the system.


32-34: The updates to ParseSpecAddProposalJSON function to handle SpecAddProposalWithDepositJSON are appropriate. The use of DisallowUnknownFields enhances data integrity during parsing. Consider adding specific error handling for scenarios where the Spec names are invalid or missing.

testutil/keeper/spec.go (2)

60-60: Similar to other files, the addition of an empty string parameter to keeper.NewKeeper here is consistent with the broader codebase changes. A comment explaining this parameter's purpose would be helpful for future reference.


83-83: The use of SpecAddProposalWithDepositJSON in GetASpec function aligns with the updated proposal handling requirements. This change ensures that the function can process the new data structure effectively.

x/spec/module.go (1)

129-129: Register a new message server using the NewMsgServerImpl method.

This change aligns with the PR's goal to update the registration mechanism and ensure that the new specifications are correctly handled.

x/spec/client/cli/tx.go (4)

20-20: Import necessary libraries for transaction handling and flags.

The addition of these imports is crucial for the new transaction commands introduced later in this file, ensuring that the functionality is supported by the necessary Cosmos SDK modules.


46-46: Introduce a new command to handle the addition of specifications.

This is a direct implementation of the new feature as described in the PR. The command setup is standard and correctly integrates with the existing architecture.


114-114: Enhance the proposal submission command to include the new MsgAddSpecs message.

This change is essential to support the new specification addition functionality. It correctly constructs the message and handles the transaction.

Also applies to: 119-120


133-189: Create a new CLI command for adding specifications.

This command provides a direct interface for users to add or modify specifications, which is a key feature of this PR. The implementation is robust, handling potential errors and integrating with the transaction framework of the Cosmos SDK.

testutil/keeper/keepers_init.go (1)

256-256: The addition of a new parameter to speckeeper.NewKeeper function aligns with the changes in the keeper's constructor to handle new module authority requirements.

Ensure that the added module address is correctly used in the keeper's logic and verify its impact on the module's functionality.

x/spec/keeper/spec_test.go (1)

1084-1084: The unmarshalling of JSON into proposal is done correctly.

Ensure that the JSON structure matches the expected schema, especially since DisallowUnknownFields is set, which will cause an error if any unexpected fields are present.

app/app.go (1)

483-483: The change to include a new module address as a parameter in the ConsensusParamsKeeper initialization is consistent with the PR's objectives to support new specifications and transactions in the Lava network.

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x/pairing/keeper/msg_server_relay_payment.go (1)

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The userSpec parameter is not validated within the chargeCuToSubscriptionAndCreditProvider function before it influences the charging logic. Consider adding a check at the beginning of the function to ensure userSpec is in a valid state (either true or false).

  • x/pairing/keeper/msg_server_relay_payment.go:
    • Line 393: Add validation logic for userSpec before proceeding with the charging process.
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Line range hint 396-409: Validate the userSpec parameter before proceeding with charging logic.

The function chargeCuToSubscriptionAndCreditProvider now takes an additional userSpec parameter. It's crucial to validate this parameter before it influences the charging process. Consider adding a check at the beginning of the function to ensure userSpec is in a valid state (either true or false), and handle cases where it might be undefined or null.

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x/conflict/types/expected_keepers.go (1)

39-39: The addition of the GetSpec method in the SpecKeeper interface is appropriate for the new functionalities described in the PR. It follows typical getter patterns in Go, which is consistent with Cosmos SDK practices.

x/pairing/types/expected_keepers.go (1)

94-94: The modification to include the userSpec parameter in the AddTrackedCu method aligns with the functional requirements to handle user-defined specs differently. This is a sensible update given the context provided in the PR.

x/conflict/keeper/msg_server_detection.go (1)

30-36: The addition of spec validation logic in the Detection method is crucial for ensuring that only valid specs are used in conflict detection. This update enhances the robustness of the method by preventing erroneous or unauthorized specs from affecting the process.

x/subscription/keeper/cu_tracker.go (1)

33-38: The modification to include the userSpec boolean parameter in the AddTrackedCu method and the conditional return based on its value are well-implemented. This change allows for more flexible handling of compute unit tracking based on the type of spec, which is consistent with the changes described in the PR.

@@ -277,7 +277,7 @@ func (k msgServer) RelayPayment(goCtx context.Context, msg *types.MsgRelayPaymen
utils.LogLavaEvent(ctx, logger, types.RelayPaymentEventName, successDetails, "New Proof Of Work Was Accepted")

cuAfterQos := rewardedCUDec.TruncateInt().Uint64()
err = k.chargeCuToSubscriptionAndCreditProvider(ctx, project, relay, cuAfterQos)
err = k.chargeCuToSubscriptionAndCreditProvider(ctx, project, relay, cuAfterQos, spec.UserSpec)
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Consider adding more detailed error messages or handling for the chargeCuToSubscriptionAndCreditProvider function.

This function now includes a userSpec boolean which affects the charging logic. However, the error messages could be more descriptive to help in debugging, especially since userSpec influences the flow. Consider enhancing the error handling to provide more context about the failure, particularly how userSpec impacts the outcome.

@@ -406,7 +406,7 @@
return fmt.Errorf("failed to add CU to the subscription")
}

err = k.subscriptionKeeper.AddTrackedCu(ctx, sub.Consumer, relay.Provider, relay.SpecId, cuAfterQos, sub.Block)
err = k.subscriptionKeeper.AddTrackedCu(ctx, sub.Consumer, relay.Provider, relay.SpecId, cuAfterQos, sub.Block, userSpec)
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Ensure the new parameter userSpec is correctly documented and tested.

The addition of the userSpec parameter to the AddTrackedCu method modifies how CU tracking is handled. It would be beneficial to update the method's documentation to reflect this change and to ensure that unit tests cover scenarios where userSpec is both true and false. Would you like assistance in updating the documentation or creating the necessary tests?

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x/spec/keeper/msg_server_add_specs_test.go (1)

12-46: Comprehensive testing of user permissions for spec additions

The TestSpecAddPermissions function effectively tests various scenarios involving different users trying to add specifications, ensuring robust permission checks. This is crucial for maintaining the integrity and security of the system when handling specifications.

  • The test covers scenarios for different users and authority levels, which is excellent for verifying the enforcement of permissions.
  • Using require.NoError and require.Error appropriately asserts the expected outcomes, enhancing the reliability of the test.
testutil/common/mock.go (1)

20-24: Enhanced mock spec creation with new fields

The additions to the CreateMockSpec function, including BlocksInFinalizationProof, AverageBlockTime, and AllowedBlockLagForQosSync, are well-integrated and crucial for testing the new functionalities related to specs. These fields seem to be designed to test the system's performance and reliability under different conditions.

  • The use of spectypes.APIInterfaceJsonRPC indicates an update to more accurately simulate the API interface in tests.
  • The inclusion of new fields like BlocksInFinalizationProof and AverageBlockTime could be instrumental in testing the system's behavior under various block conditions and timings, which is vital for performance testing.

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x/pairing/keeper/msg_server_stake_provider_test.go (1)

207-207: Standardize API Interface in Test Configuration

Adjusting the ApiInterfaces to a specific type (spectypes.APIInterfaceJsonRPC) standardizes the test setup. This ensures consistency in the test environment, which is crucial for reliable test results. However, ensure that this hardcoded value reflects actual usage scenarios or consider parameterizing it to increase test flexibility.

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18-18: Consider renaming USER_SPEC_CONTRIBUTION for clarity.

The variable name USER_SPEC_CONTRIBUTION could be more descriptive to indicate its purpose, such as DEFAULT_USER_SPEC_CONTRIBUTION.


365-365: Add documentation for HandleSpecs function.

Consider adding a docstring to explain the purpose and functionality of the HandleSpecs function.


379-379: Ensure authority is correctly referenced.

Make sure k.authority is correctly initialized and referenced. If k.authority is not set properly, it could lead to unintended behavior.

// re-validate all the specs, in case the modified spec is imported by
// other specs and the new version creates a conflict; also update the
// BlockLastUpdated of all specs that inherit from the modified spec.
for _, spec := range k.GetAllSpec(ctx) {
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Optimize re-validation logic.

Re-validating all specs could be optimized by only re-validating those that are directly affected by the changes.

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event: "Gov Proposal Refreshsed Spec",
details: details,
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Fix typo in event string.

The event string "Gov Proposal Refreshsed Spec" contains a typo. It should be "Gov Proposal Refreshed Spec".

- event:   "Gov Proposal Refreshsed Spec",
+ event:   "Gov Proposal Refreshed Spec",
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x/conflict/keeper/msg_server_detection_test.go (2)

72-75: Add assertions to validate userSpec.

While userSpec is being added to the specs, it would be beneficial to add assertions to ensure that the userSpec is correctly set up and added.

require.Equal(t, "USERSPEC", userSpec.Index)
require.True(t, userSpec.UserSpec)

96-97: Enhance test case descriptions.

The test case descriptions should be more descriptive to clearly indicate what each test case is validating.

- {"HappyFlow", ts.spec, ts.consumer, ts.providers[0], ts.providers[1], "", "", 0, "", []byte{}, 0, 100, 0, 0, &types.QualityOfServiceReport{Latency: sdk.OneDec(), Availability: sdk.OneDec(), Sync: sdk.OneDec()}, []byte("DIFF"), true},
- {"UserSpec", userSpec, ts.consumer, ts.providers[0], ts.providers[1], "", "", 0, "", []byte{}, 0, 100, 0, 0, &types.QualityOfServiceReport{Latency: sdk.OneDec(), Availability: sdk.OneDec(), Sync: sdk.OneDec()}, []byte("DIFF"), false},
+ {"Valid Spec - Happy Flow", ts.spec, ts.consumer, ts.providers[0], ts.providers[1], "", "", 0, "", []byte{}, 0, 100, 0, 0, &types.QualityOfServiceReport{Latency: sdk.OneDec(), Availability: sdk.OneDec(), Sync: sdk.OneDec()}, []byte("DIFF"), true},
+ {"Invalid Spec - User Spec", userSpec, ts.consumer, ts.providers[0], ts.providers[1], "", "", 0, "", []byte{}, 0, 100, 0, 0, &types.QualityOfServiceReport{Latency: sdk.OneDec(), Availability: sdk.OneDec(), Sync: sdk.OneDec()}, []byte("DIFF"), false},
x/rewards/keeper/providers_test.go (2)

12-12: LGTM!

The import statement for spectypes is necessary for the new test function.


747-794: LGTM!

The new test function TestZeroBonusRewardsForUserSpec is well-structured and effectively tests that rewards are not given to providers who serve user specs.

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12-12: Expected: 1; Actual: 0; Below
Headings should be surrounded by blank lines

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13-13: null
Lists should be surrounded by blank lines

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56-56: Column: 1
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57-57: Column: 1
Hard tabs

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58-58: Column: 1
Hard tabs

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[grammar] ~76-~76: This phrase is duplicated. You should probably use “user specs” only once.
Context: ...ewards * conflicts cannot be opened for user specs * user specs contribuitions for contributors are fix...

(PHRASE_REPETITION)

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15-15: Ensure Consistency in Documentation

The new UserSpec concept is correctly added to the contents section. Ensure that the documentation for this concept is detailed and consistent with the rest of the document.


58-60: Ensure Proper Documentation for New Fields

The new fields identity and user_spec are correctly added to the Spec struct. Ensure that these fields are properly documented and their usage is clear.

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68-78: Fix Grammatical Errors and Improve Clarity

There are a few grammatical errors and areas where clarity can be improved in the new UserSpec section:

  1. Line 76: The phrase "user specs" is duplicated. Use it only once.
  2. Line 77: Typographical error in "contribuitions". It should be "contributions".
- * user specs cannot get boost and subscription rewards
- * conflicts cannot be opened for user specs
- * user specs contribuitions for contributors are fixed and cannot be changed
+ * user specs cannot get boost and subscription rewards
+ * conflicts cannot be opened for user specs
+ * user specs contributions for contributors are fixed and cannot be changed

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[grammar] ~76-~76: This phrase is duplicated. You should probably use “user specs” only once.
Context: ...ewards * conflicts cannot be opened for user specs * user specs contribuitions for contributors are fix...

(PHRASE_REPETITION)

@shleikes shleikes assigned shleikes and Yaroms and unassigned shleikes Jul 21, 2024
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