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WalkthroughThe recent updates focus on enhancing the predicates Changes
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- docs/predicate/block_height_1.md (2 hunks)
- docs/predicate/block_time_1.md (2 hunks)
- scripts/templates/func.go.txt (1 hunks)
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_height_1.feature (1 hunks)
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_time_1.feature (1 hunks)
- x/logic/keeper/features_test.go (6 hunks)
- x/logic/predicate/block.go (2 hunks)
Additional comments: 12
scripts/templates/func.go.txt (1)
- 36-43: The addition of the conditional block for rendering a data table if present is a good enhancement. It improves the documentation's expressiveness by allowing structured data to be included in test scenarios. This change aligns well with the adoption of the Gherkin methodology for more readable and behavior-driven tests.
x/logic/predicate/block.go (2)
- 13-15: The update to the
BlockHeightfunction signature, including the determinism annotationis det, is a positive change. It clarifies the expected behavior of the predicate and aligns with the documentation enhancements. Removing example comments also helps in cleaning up the code.- 33-35: The update to the
BlockTimefunction signature, including the determinism annotationis det, enhances clarity and aligns with the goal of making the predicates well-documented and deterministic. The removal of example comments contributes to a cleaner codebase.x/logic/keeper/features/block_height_1.feature (2)
- 4-24: The scenario "Retrieve the block height of the current block" is well-constructed, demonstrating the
block_height/1predicate's functionality in a clear and behavior-driven manner. The use of Gherkin syntax enhances the readability and expressiveness of the test.- 26-48: The scenario "Check that the block height is greater than a certain value" effectively demonstrates another use case of the
block_height/1predicate, specifically for governance-related checks. The scenario is clear, relevant, and well-structured, maintaining the Given-When-Then flow.x/logic/keeper/features/block_time_1.feature (2)
- 4-24: The scenario "Retrieve the block time of the current block" is well-constructed, demonstrating the
block_time/1predicate's functionality in a clear and behavior-driven manner. The use of Gherkin syntax enhances the readability and expressiveness of the test.- 26-49: The scenario "Check that the block time is greater than a certain time" effectively demonstrates another use case of the
block_time/1predicate, specifically for governance-related checks. The scenario is clear, relevant, and well-structured, maintaining the Given-When-Then flow.x/logic/keeper/features_test.go (5)
- 9-12: The addition of imports for
strconvandtimeis appropriate given the context of the changes in this file, particularly for handling time-related operations and string-to-integer conversions which are essential for the new test scenarios.- 56-59: Refactoring the
testCasestruct to include new fields is a good practice, as it seems to align with the additional requirements of the updated tests. However, ensure that all instances and usages oftestCasehave been updated accordingly to prevent any runtime errors.- 74-91: The function
givenABlockWithTheFollowingHeaderis a well-structured addition that leverages the Gherkin syntax for setting up test scenarios. It's clear and concise, making the tests more readable and maintainable. However, ensure that error messages are as informative as possible to aid in debugging when tests fail.- 105-115: Refactoring the
whenTheQueryIsRunfunction to use a new query client creation logic is a significant improvement. It abstracts the complexity of setting up the query client, making the test code cleaner and more maintainable. However, ensure that error handling is robust and provides clear context for failures.- 175-203: The
newQueryClientfunction is a crucial addition that encapsulates the creation of a new query client for testing. This function improves modularity and reusability of the test setup code. However, it's important to ensure that the mock controllers and keepers are properly managed to avoid any leaks or unintended side effects, especially in a test environment.
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- docs/predicate/block_height_1.md (2 hunks)
- docs/predicate/block_time_1.md (2 hunks)
- scripts/templates/func.go.txt (1 hunks)
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_height_1.feature (1 hunks)
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_time_1.feature (1 hunks)
- x/logic/keeper/features_test.go (6 hunks)
- x/logic/predicate/block.go (2 hunks)
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- x/logic/keeper/features/block_height_1.feature
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_time_1.feature
- x/logic/predicate/block.go
Additional comments: 13
scripts/templates/func.go.txt (1)
- 36-43: The addition of the conditional block for rendering data tables is a valuable enhancement for supporting Gherkin syntax in documentation. This change allows for the inclusion of structured, tabular data in examples, which can significantly improve the clarity and expressiveness of test scenarios. The implementation correctly checks for the presence of a
DataTableand iterates over its rows to render the table in markdown format. This approach is consistent with the goal of enhancing documentation readability and utility.However, it's important to ensure that the data table rendering aligns with the overall documentation style and that the table format is correctly supported in the target documentation environment. Additionally, consider adding a brief comment above the conditional block to explain its purpose for future maintainers.
docs/predicate/block_height_1.md (2)
- 15-15: The addition of the
is detannotation to theblock_height/1predicate's signature is a good practice. It clearly indicates that the predicate is deterministic, meaning it will always produce the same output given the same input. This is crucial information for users and developers, as it sets expectations about the predicate's behavior.- 24-52: The scenarios added to demonstrate retrieving the block height of the current block and checking if it is greater than a certain value are well-structured and provide clear, step-by-step examples of how to use the
block_height/1predicate. These examples enhance the documentation by offering practical use cases that help users understand the predicate's functionality in real-world contexts.One minor suggestion is to ensure consistency in the formatting of the code blocks and tables across the documentation. For example, ensuring that the indentation and spacing within code blocks and tables are uniform can improve readability.
docs/predicate/block_time_1.md (2)
- 15-15: The update to the
block_time/1predicate's signature to include theis detannotation is consistent with the changes made to theblock_height/1predicate. This annotation clarifies the deterministic nature of the predicate, which is beneficial for users and developers by setting clear expectations about its behavior.- 24-84: The scenarios added for the
block_time/1predicate, which demonstrate how to retrieve the block time of the current block and check if it is greater than a specific time, are well-structured and informative. These examples provide valuable insights into the predicate's practical applications, enhancing the documentation's utility.As with the previous file, ensuring consistency in the formatting of code blocks and tables can further improve the documentation's readability. Additionally, consider adding a brief explanation or comment about the significance of the specific time used in the examples (e.g., "1709550216 seconds (Monday 4 March 2024 11:03:36 GMT)") to provide context for users unfamiliar with Unix time representation.
x/logic/keeper/features_test.go (8)
- 9-9: The addition of the
strconvimport is necessary for converting strings to integers, likely used in the context of parsing block heights or times from strings. This is a standard library import and is correctly placed in the import block.- 12-12: The addition of the
timeimport is necessary for working with time-related operations, such as setting the block time in test scenarios. This is a standard library import and is correctly placed in the import block.- 36-36: The introduction of a global variable
keyto hold the store key is a significant change. It's important to ensure that this key is used consistently across the test suite and does not introduce any side effects or conflicts with other tests. Using a global variable for the store key can be justified in a test context, especially if it simplifies setup and teardown processes or if it's used across multiple test cases.- 54-57: Refactoring the
testCasestruct to include new fields (t,ctx,request,got) enhances the structure and clarity of test cases. This change allows for better encapsulation of test case data and context, making the tests more readable and maintainable. Ensure that all instances oftestCaseare updated to reflect these changes and that the new fields are utilized appropriately in test functions.- 72-96: The addition of the
givenABlockWithTheFollowingHeaderfunction is a positive enhancement to the test suite. It allows for setting up test scenarios with specific block headers, which is crucial for testing predicates likeblock_height/1andblock_time/1. The function correctly parses the table input and sets the block header accordingly. Ensure that error handling is robust and that invalid inputs are handled gracefully to prevent test flakiness.- 112-122: Refactoring the
whenTheQueryIsRunfunction to use a new query client creation logic is a significant improvement. This change likely makes the test suite more flexible and adaptable to different testing environments or configurations. Ensure that the new query client creation logic (newQueryClient) is correctly implemented and that it integrates seamlessly with the rest of the test suite.- 182-210: The introduction of the
newQueryClientfunction is a key enhancement to the test suite. It encapsulates the logic for creating a new query client, which is essential for executing queries in test scenarios. This function demonstrates good practice by isolating dependency setup and making the test suite more modular. Ensure that the function is used consistently across the test suite and that it correctly handles any potential errors during the query client creation process.- 212-218: The addition of the
atoi64helper function is a practical enhancement for converting string inputs toint64. This function is likely used in the context of parsing block heights or times from strings. Ensure that error handling is robust and that invalid inputs are handled gracefully to prevent test failures due to parsing errors.
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- docs/predicate/block_height_1.md (2 hunks)
- docs/predicate/block_time_1.md (2 hunks)
- scripts/templates/func.go.txt (1 hunks)
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_height_1.feature (1 hunks)
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_time_1.feature (1 hunks)
- x/logic/keeper/features_test.go (6 hunks)
- x/logic/predicate/block.go (2 hunks)
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (3)
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_height_1.feature
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_time_1.feature
- x/logic/predicate/block.go
Additional comments: 11
scripts/templates/func.go.txt (1)
- 36-43: The addition of a conditional block to render a data table is a good enhancement for documentation clarity and expressiveness. However, ensure that the data table format aligns with the expected documentation standards and that the conditional logic correctly checks for the presence of a
DataTableobject.docs/predicate/block_height_1.md (2)
- 15-15: The update to the predicate's signature to include
is detis a valuable addition for clarifying the determinism of theblock_height/1function. This aligns well with the documentation's goal of providing clear and precise information.- 24-52: The added scenarios for retrieving the block height and checking if it's greater than a certain value are well-documented and provide clear, practical examples of using the
block_height/1predicate. These additions enhance the documentation's usefulness and readability.docs/predicate/block_time_1.md (2)
- 15-15: The update to the predicate's signature to include
is detis a valuable addition for clarifying the determinism of theblock_time/1function. This aligns well with the documentation's goal of providing clear and precise information.- 24-84: The added scenarios for retrieving the block time and checking if it's greater than a certain time are well-documented and provide clear, practical examples of using the
block_time/1predicate. These additions enhance the documentation's usefulness and readability.x/logic/keeper/features_test.go (6)
- 9-12: The addition of
strconvandtimeimports is appropriate for the functionality being tested, particularly with the introduction of scenarios involving block height and time.- 58-61: Refactoring the
testCasestruct fields to include the test context and request/response objects is a good practice for organizing test data and making the tests more readable and maintainable.- 76-100: The addition of
givenABlockWithTheFollowingHeaderfunction is a significant improvement for setting up test scenarios. It allows for dynamic configuration of block headers based on the given table, enhancing the flexibility and expressiveness of the tests.- 116-126: Refactoring
whenTheQueryIsRunto use a new query client creation logic is a positive change, ensuring that each test scenario uses a fresh client. This enhances test isolation and reliability.- 186-214: The
newQueryClientfunction is well-implemented, providing a clean and isolated way to create a query client for test scenarios. This function contributes to the overall modularity and maintainability of the test suite.- 216-222: The
atoi64helper function is a useful addition for converting strings toint64, simplifying the process of handling numeric values in test scenarios. This utility function enhances code readability and reduces redundancy.
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- docs/predicate/block_height_1.md (2 hunks)
- docs/predicate/block_time_1.md (2 hunks)
- scripts/templates/func.go.txt (1 hunks)
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_height_1.feature (1 hunks)
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_time_1.feature (1 hunks)
- x/logic/keeper/features_test.go (6 hunks)
- x/logic/predicate/block.go (2 hunks)
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (3)
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_height_1.feature
- x/logic/keeper/features/block_time_1.feature
- x/logic/predicate/block.go
Additional comments: 8
scripts/templates/func.go.txt (1)
- 36-43: The addition of the conditional block for rendering data tables in the documentation is a valuable enhancement. It improves the expressiveness of the examples by allowing the inclusion of structured data. This change aligns well with the goal of making documentation more informative and easier to understand.
docs/predicate/block_height_1.md (2)
- 12-15: The update to the
block_height/1predicate's signature, including theis detannotation, clearly communicates its deterministic behavior. This is a valuable addition for users, enhancing their understanding of the predicate's behavior.- 24-52: The addition of scenarios for retrieving the block height and checking if it is greater than a certain value are excellent examples of the
block_height/1predicate's practical applications. These scenarios are clear, well-documented, and provide valuable insights into how the predicate can be used effectively.docs/predicate/block_time_1.md (2)
- 12-15: The update to the
block_time/1predicate's signature, including theis detannotation, effectively communicates its deterministic behavior. This clarification is crucial for users and enhances their understanding of how the predicate operates.- 24-84: The scenarios added for retrieving the block time and checking if it is greater than a certain time are clear and informative, effectively demonstrating the
block_time/1predicate's practical applications. These examples are well-documented and provide valuable insights for users.x/logic/keeper/features_test.go (3)
- 9-12: The addition of
strconvandtimeimports, along with the global variablekey, are appropriate for the enhancements made to the test suite. These changes support the new functionality introduced in the tests and follow best practices for Cosmos SDK testing.- 54-57: The refactoring of the
testCasestruct fields improves the structure and clarity of the test cases, making them more aligned with the specific requirements of the test scenarios.- 72-97: The addition of the
givenABlockWithTheFollowingHeaderfunction enhances the test suite by providing a clear and reusable way to set up test scenarios involving block headers. This function, along with others likenewQueryClient, contributes significantly to making the tests more robust and maintainable.
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Following up on issue #579, update the unit tests for the block predicates (
block_height/1andblock_time/1) to employ Gherkin testing methodoly.Summary by CodeRabbit
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