feat(rpc): Custom RPC types #1893
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Important Review skippedDraft detected. Please check the settings in the CodeRabbit UI or the You can disable this status message by setting the WalkthroughRecent updates enhance the Ethereum client and deposit management systems, focusing on clarity and efficiency. Key changes include the inclusion of generated code in coverage reports, improvements to the Changes
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participant User
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participant Log
User->>DepositService: Create new deposit
DepositService->>Log: Log deposit event
Log-->>DepositService: Store log data
DepositService-->>User: Return deposit confirmation
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- mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/types/logs.go (1 hunks)
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mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/types/logs.go (4)
12-20: LGTM:Newfunction implementation.The
Newfunction correctly initializes aFilterArgsmap with addresses and topics.
22-33: LGTM:SetFromBlockfunction implementation.The
SetFromBlockfunction correctly sets the "fromBlock" field and ensures no conflict with "blockHash".
35-46: LGTM:SetToBlockfunction implementation.The
SetToBlockfunction correctly sets the "toBlock" field and ensures no conflict with "blockHash".
48-56: LGTM:SetBlockHashfunction implementation.The
SetBlockHashfunction correctly sets the "blockHash" field and ensures no conflicts with "fromBlock" and "toBlock".mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/types/number.go (3)
30-69: LGTM:UnmarshalJSONmethod implementation.The
UnmarshalJSONmethod correctly handles string and numeric block representations, including error handling for invalid inputs.
71-76: LGTM:MarshalTextmethod implementation.The
MarshalTextmethod correctly converts aBlockNumberto its string representation.
78-95: LGTM:Stringmethod implementation.The
Stringmethod correctly handles known block numbers and defaults to hexadecimal representation for others.
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mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/types/number.go (5)
13-19: LGTM! Block state string constants are well-defined.The constants for block state strings are correctly defined and improve code readability.
21-27: LGTM! Block state number constants are well-defined.The constants for block state numbers are correctly defined and improve code readability.
37-71: LGTM! TheUnmarshalJSONmethod is well-implemented.The method correctly handles both string and numeric inputs, with appropriate error handling for invalid inputs.
76-78: LGTM! TheMarshalTextmethod is correctly implemented.The method correctly converts a
BlockNumberto its string representation as a byte slice.
80-97: LGTM! TheStringmethod is well-implemented.The method correctly handles predefined constants and numeric values, with appropriate handling for invalid negative values.
mod/primitives/pkg/math/u64.go (1)
90-95: LGTM! TheHexmethod is well-implemented.The method correctly provides a hexadecimal representation of the
U64value, complementing the existingBase10method. The security linter warning is appropriately acknowledged.
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- mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/types/logs.go (1 hunks)
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mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/types/logs.go (4)
32-40: LGTM: Initialization of FilterArgs.The
Newmethod correctly initializes theFilterArgswith provided addresses and topics.
42-53: LGTM: Setting FromBlock with validation.The
SetFromBlockmethod appropriately sets the "fromBlock" field and ensures that "blockHash" is not set, maintaining the integrity of the filter configuration.
55-66: LGTM: Setting ToBlock with validation.The
SetToBlockmethod correctly sets the "toBlock" field and ensures that "blockHash" is not set, maintaining consistency withSetFromBlock.
68-76: LGTM: Setting BlockHash with validation.The
SetBlockHashmethod correctly sets the "blockHash" field and ensures that neither "fromBlock" nor "toBlock" are set, maintaining the exclusivity of these fields.mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/types/number.go (3)
50-89: LGTM: JSON unmarshalling for BlockNumber.The
UnmarshalJSONmethod effectively handles both string and numeric inputs, with robust error checking for invalid and out-of-range values.
91-96: LGTM: Text marshalling for BlockNumber.The
MarshalTextmethod efficiently converts aBlockNumberto its string representation using theStringmethod.
98-116: LGTM: String conversion for BlockNumber.The
Stringmethod correctly returns a string representation of aBlockNumber, handling special cases and providing a default hexadecimal representation.
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1-30: License and imports are appropriate.The license block is standard and the imports are necessary for the functionality provided in the file.
32-46: Constants for block states are well-defined.The string and integer constants provide a clear mapping for different block states.
50-92:UnmarshalJSONmethod is well-implemented.The method correctly handles both string and numeric inputs for
BlockNumber, with appropriate error handling for invalid and out-of-range values.
94-99:MarshalTextmethod is straightforward and efficient.The method leverages the
Stringmethod for conversion, ensuring consistency in representation.
101-119:Stringmethod provides clear representations.The method correctly maps
BlockNumbervalues to strings, handling both predefined states and numeric values, with appropriate handling for invalid cases.
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1-21: License and Package Declaration Approved.The license comments and package declaration are correctly formatted and appropriate for the file.
23-30: Import Statements Approved.The imports are appropriate and necessary for the operations performed in the file.
33-55: Constant Definitions Approved.The constants for block number representations and their string equivalents are well-defined and enhance code readability.
57-96: BlockNumber Type and UnmarshalJSON Method Approved.The
BlockNumbertype is appropriately defined asint64. TheUnmarshalJSONmethod is robust, handling both string and numeric inputs with proper error handling.
98-101: MarshalText Method Approved.The
MarshalTextmethod is correctly implemented, leveraging theStringmethod for conversion.
103-122: String Method Approved.The
Stringmethod is well-implemented, offering clear string representations for both special and regular block numbers.
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mod/geth-primitives/pkg/deposit/contract.abigen.go (1)
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Ensure sufficient event handling withBeaconDepositContractFilterer.The
BeaconDepositContractFiltererremains but with reduced functionality due to the removal of associated event iterator structs and methods. Verify that the necessary event handling is still adequately covered.Verification successful
Event handling in
BeaconDepositContractFiltereris adequately covered.The methods
FilterDeposit,WatchDeposit, andParseDepositare present, ensuring that the necessary event handling functionalities for theDepositevent are still available in theBeaconDepositContractFilterer. This indicates that the event handling capabilities remain intact despite the reduction in contract bindings.Scripts executed
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- mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/deposit.go (2 hunks)
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- mod/execution/go.mod (4 hunks)
- mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/eth.go (2 hunks)
- mod/execution/pkg/deposit/contract.go (3 hunks)
- mod/execution/pkg/deposit/types.go (2 hunks)
- mod/node-core/pkg/components/deposit_service.go (1 hunks)
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Clarify the intention behind including.abigen.gofiles in coverage.The removal of
.abigen.gofrom the ignore list means these files will now be included in coverage reports. Ensure that this change aligns with your project's testing strategy, as it may increase the perceived coverage requirements.mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/eth.go (1)
42-55: Verify the impact of renaming and redefiningFilterLogstoGetLogsAtBlockNumber.This change simplifies the method interface and focuses on specific use cases. Ensure that all usages of the old method are updated to prevent runtime errors.
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Occurrences of
FilterLogsare unrelated toGetLogsAtBlockNumber.The instances of
FilterLogsfound are in an auto-generated file (contract.abigen.go) and are not related to the method change ineth.go. Therefore, the renaming ofFilterLogstoGetLogsAtBlockNumberineth.godoes not impact these occurrences. Ensure that any direct usages of the method ineth.goare updated accordingly.
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63-63: Verify the integration ofWithdrawalCredentialsand update documentation.The addition of
WithdrawalCredentialsenhances the deposit service. Ensure that related documentation and tests are updated to reflect this change.mod/execution/pkg/deposit/contract.go (4)
31-38: Introduce an interface for flexibility and testability.The
Clientinterface abstracts the log retrieval functionality, enhancing flexibility and testability by allowing different implementations.
45-46: Enhance modularity with new struct fields.Adding
clientandaddressfields toWrappedBeaconDepositContractimproves modularity by encapsulating dependencies.
55-66: Refactor constructor for interface-based design.The constructor now accepts a
Clientinterface, promoting loose coupling and easier testing.
78-94: Optimize deposit retrieval logic.The
ReadDepositsmethod now usesdc.client.GetLogsAtBlockNumber, simplifying log retrieval and reducing complexity.mod/execution/pkg/deposit/types.go (4)
27-27: Update imports for modularity.The import of
engineprimitivessuggests a restructuring of dependencies, aligning with the new functionality.
85-88: IntroduceEmptymethod for default instances.The
Emptymethod provides a way to create default deposit instances, enhancing flexibility.
88-88: AddUnmarshalLogfor log processing.The
UnmarshalLogmethod enhances the interface by allowing log data deserialization, improving integration.
78-85: Remove unused method signature.The removal of the
Newmethod from theDepositinterface suggests a shift in deposit instantiation strategy.Ensure that the removal of the
Newmethod doesn't impact other parts of the codebase that might rely on it.Verification successful
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20-20: Markgeth-primitivesas indirect.The change indicates a shift to relying on this dependency indirectly, suggesting a refinement in dependency management.
37-37: Markgo-ethereumas indirect.This change suggests continued usage of Ethereum functionalities through indirect dependencies, optimizing the dependency tree.
mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/log.go (3)
1-21: License and Package Declaration: ApprovedThe license and package declaration are correctly specified.
23-61: Imports andLogStruct: ApprovedThe imports are relevant, and the
Logstruct is well-defined for Ethereum log events.
63-137: JSON Marshaling and Unmarshaling: ApprovedThe
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194-206:UnmarshalLogMethod: ApprovedThe
UnmarshalLogmethod correctly extracts and assigns data from Ethereum log entries to theDepositstruct.
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1-19: License header is correctly formatted.The license header is comprehensive and follows the standard format.
21-21: Package declaration is appropriate.The package name
engineprimitivesis suitable for the context.
23-30: Import statements are relevant and necessary.The imported packages are appropriate for the functionality in this file.
32-61:Logstruct is well-defined and documented.The struct fields are clearly documented, and JSON tags are used consistently.
63-87:MarshalJSONmethod is correctly implemented.The method correctly converts the
Logstruct to JSON, handling all fields appropriately.
89-137:UnmarshalJSONmethod is robust and well-implemented.The method effectively parses JSON and handles missing required fields with appropriate error messages.
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mod/da/pkg/da/types.go (1)
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Codebase VerificationUpdate references to
EventPublisherandPublishEventThe refactoring is incomplete. The following files still contain references to the old interface and method names:
mod/beacon/validator/service.go: Lines withEventPublisherneed to be updated.mod/beacon/validator/types.go: Lines with bothEventPublisherandPublishEventneed to be updated.Please ensure these references are updated to
EventPublisherSubscriberandPublishrespectively.Analysis chain
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LGTM! But verify the interface and method usage in the codebase.The renaming of
EventPublishertoEventPublisherSubscriberandPublishEventtoPublishis consistent with the intended functionality. The code changes are approved.However, ensure that all references to the old interface and method names are updated.
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LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.The renaming of the function
Sha256toHashis consistent with its purpose. The code changes are approved.However, ensure that all references to
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31-33: LGTM! But verify the new interface usage in the codebase.The introduction of the
Clientinterface and its integration intoWrappedBeaconDepositContractenhances modularity and testability. The code changes are approved.However, ensure that the new
Clientinterface is correctly implemented and integrated across the codebase.Verification successful
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ClientInterface Implementation and Integration ConfirmedThe
Clientinterface and its methodGetLogsAtBlockNumberare correctly defined and integrated across the codebase. The interface is defined inmod/execution/pkg/deposit/types.go, and its method is implemented inmod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/eth.go.
mod/execution/pkg/deposit/types.go: Definition ofClientinterface.mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/eth.go: Implementation ofGetLogsAtBlockNumber.Scripts executed
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mod/execution/go.mod (2)
21-21: Marking dependencies as indirect.The dependencies
github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/geth-primitivesandgithub.com/ethereum/go-ethereumare now marked as indirect. This change can improve modularity and reduce direct coupling with these libraries.
21-21: Verify UUID handling after removal.The removal of
github.com/google/uuidindicates a change in UUID handling. Verify that UUID functionality is not affected in the codebase.mod/primitives/pkg/common/execution.go (1)
132-152: Improved checksum calculation.The
checksumHexfunction now includes the entire byte slice in the checksum calculation, potentially improving accuracy. The "0x" prefix clarifies the output format as hexadecimal.Ensure that this change does not affect any dependent functionality or tests.
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35-61: Well-structuredLogstruct.The
Logstruct is well-structured, capturing essential data for contract log events. The separation of consensus and derived fields is clear and logical.
63-65: Efficient topic retrieval.The
GetTopicsmethod provides a straightforward way to retrieve log topics, enhancing usability.
67-91: JSON marshaling implementation.The
MarshalJSONmethod effectively customizes JSON output, ensuring data types are correctly represented.
93-141: Robust JSON unmarshaling.The
UnmarshalJSONmethod includes comprehensive error handling for missing fields, ensuring data integrity.
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31-33: Usage of a global variable is justified.The
DepositEventSignatureis a constant value representing an event signature. Thenolintdirective is noted as temporary, which is appropriate for this use case.
37-44: Struct changes enhance flexibility and testability.The addition of the
clientfield using theClient[LogT]interface allows for greater flexibility and testability by decoupling the struct from a specific implementation.
49-68: Function signature change promotes better design.The
NewWrappedBeaconDepositContractfunction now accepts aClient[LogT]interface, which improves separation of concerns and allows for more versatile client usage.
76-100: Method changes improve abstraction and simplicity.The
ReadDepositsmethod now usesdc.client.GetLogsAtBlockNumber, which simplifies log retrieval and leverages theClientinterface for better abstraction.
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mod/primitives/pkg/encoding/json/json.go (1)
30-38: LGTM! Verify feature parity withgojson.The transition from
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mod/node-core/pkg/components/deposit_service.go (1)
64-69: Verify the integration of new parameters.The addition of
*BeaconBlockBody,*Deposit,Log, andWithdrawalCredentialsto thedeposit.NewServicecall suggests enhanced functionality. Ensure that these parameters are correctly integrated and used within theNewServicefunction.mod/node-core/pkg/components/deposit_store.go (1)
97-97: Verify the use of theLogparameter.The addition of the
Logparameter to theProvideDepositPrunerfunction suggests improved logging capabilities. Ensure that this parameter is effectively utilized within theNewPrunerfunction.Verification successful
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Logparameter is effectively utilized withinProvideDepositPruner.The
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mod/node-core/go.mod (2)
53-53: Dependency management improvement:github.com/cometbft/cometbft/apimarked as indirect.The change to mark
github.com/cometbft/cometbft/apias an indirect dependency helps streamline direct dependencies, potentially reducing direct coupling.
116-116: Dependency management improvement:github.com/cosmos/gogoprotomarked as indirect.Marking
github.com/cosmos/gogoprotoas an indirect dependency clarifies its usage and helps maintain a cleaner dependency graph.beacond/go.mod (3)
65-65: Updated dependency:github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/consensus.The update to the
github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/consensusversion likely includes important enhancements or bug fixes for the consensus logic.
66-66: Updated dependency:github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/consensus-types.The update to
github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/consensus-typesindicates improvements or fixes that are crucial for maintaining compatibility and performance.
78-78: Updated dependency:github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/runtime.The update to
github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/runtimesuggests enhancements or optimizations that improve the reliability and efficiency of the runtime environment.
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mod/execution/pkg/deposit/service.go (1)
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1-153: Overall assessment: Changes enhance flexibility and type safety.The modifications introduced in this file align well with the PR objective of introducing custom RPC types. The addition of the
LogTtype parameter increases the flexibility of theServicestruct and its associated methods, allowing for custom logger types. The explicit typing of thefailedBlocksmap withmath.Slotimproves type safety.While the changes are generally positive, consider the following suggestions for further improvement:
- Use a more specific constraint for the
LogTtype parameter to ensure type safety while maintaining flexibility.- For consistency, consider using
math.Slotfor theeth1FollowDistancefield.These changes contribute to a more robust and flexible codebase, preparing it for future development and integration of custom RPC types.
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1-93: Review the removal of indirect dependencies.Several indirect dependencies have been removed from the
go.modfile:
github.com/cpuguy83/go-md2man/v2github.com/google/uuidgithub.com/fsnotify/fsnotifygithub.com/mitchellh/pointerstructureWhile this cleanup can improve module management, please ensure that removing these dependencies doesn't unintentionally break any functionality in the codebase.
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21-21: Verify the impact of markinggeth-primitivesas an indirect dependency.The
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mod/execution/pkg/deposit/sync.go (1)
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37-73: Summary: Consistent updates to Service struct, verify impact on codebaseThe changes in this file consistently update the
Servicestruct to include an additional type parameter. All three methods (depositFetcher,depositCatchupFetcher, andfetchAndStoreDeposits) have been correctly modified to reflect this change in their signatures.While the core functionality of these methods remains unchanged, which is good, it's crucial to ensure that these changes are reflected consistently throughout the entire codebase.
To maintain the integrity of the codebase:
- Verify that all other files using the
Servicestruct have been updated to use the new six-parameter version.- Check for any interfaces or other structs that might depend on
Serviceand ensure they are updated if necessary.- Update any tests that involve
Serviceto use the new type parameter.- Review the documentation to reflect these changes, especially if the new type parameter introduces new functionality or constraints.
Consider running a comprehensive suite of tests to catch any potential issues that might arise from this change.
mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/deposit_test.go (1)
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1-160: Summary: Consistent introduction of generic type parameter for Deposit structThe changes in this file consistently introduce a generic type parameter
engineprimitives.Logfor theDepositstruct. This modification appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to make theDepositstruct more flexible and type-safe.Key points:
- The
generateValidDepositfunction has been updated to return the new generic type.- Test cases have been modified to use the new generic type.
- The overall structure and logic of the tests remain unchanged, which is appropriate.
These changes should improve type safety and potentially allow for different types of logs to be used with the
Depositstruct in the future. However, it's important to ensure that these changes are consistent across the entire codebase and that any code depending on theDepositstruct is updated accordingly.To fully leverage this change:
- Ensure all other files using the
Depositstruct are updated to use the new generic type.- Consider adding documentation explaining the purpose and usage of the generic type parameter.
- If applicable, create test cases that use different log types to verify the flexibility of the new implementation.
mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/deposit.go (1)
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1-189: Summary: Introduction of generic typing for DepositThe changes in this file consistently introduce generic typing for
types.Deposit, usingengineprimitives.Logas the type parameter. This aligns with the PR objective of supporting custom RPC types. While the changes maintain internal consistency, it's important to verify that this modification doesn't introduce inconsistencies in other parts of the codebase that might be usingtypes.Deposit.Consider the following:
- Ensure that all other occurrences of
types.Depositin the codebase are updated if necessary.- Update any relevant documentation to reflect this change in the
Deposittype.- If this change is part of a larger refactoring, consider providing more context in the PR description to help reviewers understand the full scope of the changes.
mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/block_test.go (1)
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1-190: Consider documentation updates and broader impact.The introduction of generic types for
BeaconBlockBodyandDepositis a significant change that improves type safety and flexibility. However, consider the following points:
Update any relevant documentation to reflect these changes, especially if there are guides or examples that use these types.
Ensure that this change is part of a coordinated effort to introduce generic types across the codebase. If not, consider creating a plan to gradually update other related types for consistency.
If this change affects any public APIs, consider adding a note in the changelog or release notes to inform users of the modification.
These changes might have implications for the overall architecture of the system. Consider reviewing the design to ensure that the use of generic types is consistent across all relevant components and that it aligns with the project's long-term goals.
mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/engine.go (1)
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37-51: LGTM. Consider updating documentation.The change to the method signature is consistent with the new
Clientstruct definition. The logic remains correct and handles different versions appropriately.Consider updating the method's documentation to reflect the new
Clientstruct type parameters, explaining the purpose of the second type parameter if it's used elsewhere in the codebase.mod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go (2)
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348-379: LGTM. Consider adding documentation for the new method.The addition of the
UnmarshalLogmethod to theDepositinterface is a good improvement. It allows for creating deposits from log data, which is useful for processing blockchain events.Consider adding a comment to explain the purpose and expected behavior of the
UnmarshalLogmethod. For example:// UnmarshalLog creates a deposit from log data. // It returns an error if the log data is invalid or cannot be unmarshaled. UnmarshalLog(LogT) error
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382-391: LGTM. New methods enhance deposit management. Add documentation for clarity.The additions to the
DepositStoreinterface provide valuable functionality for managing deposits more efficiently. These new methods allow for better control over deposit retrieval, pruning, and batch enqueueing.Consider adding comments to explain the purpose and expected behavior of each new method. For example:
// GetDepositsByIndex retrieves a range of deposits starting from startIndex. // It returns up to numView deposits or an error if the operation fails. GetDepositsByIndex(startIndex uint64, numView uint64) ([]DepositT, error) // Prune removes deposits in the range [start, end) from the store. // It returns an error if the operation fails. Prune(start, end uint64) error // EnqueueDeposits adds multiple deposits to the store in a single operation. // It returns an error if any deposit fails to be enqueued. EnqueueDeposits(deposits []DepositT) errormod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/eth.go (1)
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Clientare still using a single type parameter. Please update them to include the additional type parameter to align with the latest method signature change.
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ChainIDmethod signature has been updated tofunc (ec *Client[ExecutionPayloadT, _]) ChainID(...), introducing an additional type parameter inClient. Please ensure that all instances whereClientis instantiated or used, and any method calls related to it, have been updated to include the additional type parameter to prevent potential type mismatches or compilation errors.Run the following script to find usages of
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mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/payload.go (2)
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128-135: Avoid Usingunsafe.Pointerfor Type ConversionUsing
unsafe.Pointerto convert between types can lead to undefined behavior and potential security risks. In the loop convertingdata.Withdrawalsto*engineprimitives.Withdrawal, consider using safe type assertions or dedicated conversion functions instead ofunsafe.Pointer.Apply this diff to use a safe conversion:
- withdrawals[i] = (*engineprimitives.Withdrawal)( - unsafe.Pointer(withdrawal), - ) + withdrawals[i] = &engineprimitives.Withdrawal{ + Index: withdrawal.Index, + ValidatorIndex: withdrawal.ValidatorIndex, + Address: withdrawal.Address, + Amount: withdrawal.Amount, + }This ensures that each field is explicitly copied, maintaining type safety.
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158-158: Prefer Explicit Errors Over PanicsThe use of
panic("unsupported fork version")can abruptly terminate the program and may not provide graceful error handling. Instead, consider returning an error to the caller so that it can be handled appropriately.Apply this diff to return an error:
- default: - panic("unsupported fork version") + default: + return nil, fmt.Errorf("unsupported fork version: %d", forkVersion)Don't forget to update the function signature to return an error:
-func executableDataToExecutionPayloadHeader( +func executableDataToExecutionPayloadHeader( ) *types.ExecutionPayloadHeader { +) (*types.ExecutionPayloadHeader, error) {mod/execution/pkg/client/engine.go (2)
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104-104: Typographical error in log parameter nameIn the
ForkchoiceUpdatedmethod, there is a typo in the log parameter name:"fee-recipent", attrs.GetSuggestedFeeRecipient(),The correct spelling should be
"fee-recipient".Apply this diff to correct the typo:
-"fee-recipent", attrs.GetSuggestedFeeRecipient(), +"fee-recipient", attrs.GetSuggestedFeeRecipient(),
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163-164: Potential logical redundancy in version comparisonIn the
GetPayloadmethod, the condition:case result.GetBlobsBundle() == nil && ((forkVersion >= version.Deneb) || (forkVersion >= version.DenebPlus)): return result, engineerrors.ErrNilBlobsBundlecontains a logical redundancy. Since
version.DenebPlusis expected to be greater than or equal toversion.Deneb, the condition(forkVersion >= version.DenebPlus)will always imply(forkVersion >= version.Deneb). Therefore, the second part of the condition is redundant.Apply this diff to simplify the condition:
case result.GetBlobsBundle() == nil && - ((forkVersion >= version.Deneb) || (forkVersion >= version.DenebPlus)): + (forkVersion >= version.Deneb): return result, engineerrors.ErrNilBlobsBundleIf the intention is to check for versions greater than or equal to
version.DenebPlus, consider adjusting the condition accordingly.mod/execution/pkg/engine/engine.go (2)
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86-93: Avoid panicking; handle errors gracefully inStartmethodIn the
Startmethod, usingpanic(err)to handle errors fromee.ec.Start(ctx)can cause the entire application to crash. It's better to handle the error gracefully, such as returning the error to the caller or logging the error for debugging purposes.Consider modifying the error handling as follows:
func (ee *Engine[_, _, _, _, _]) Start( ctx context.Context, ) error { - go func() { - // TODO: handle better - if err := ee.ec.Start(ctx); err != nil { - panic(err) - } - }() + // Start the EngineClient and handle errors appropriately + if err := ee.ec.Start(ctx); err != nil { + ee.logger.Error("Failed to start EngineClient", "error", err) + return err + } return nil }
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// TODO: is this required? Or will the EL handle this for us during // new payload? if err := req.HasValidVersionedAndBlockHashes(); err != nil { return err }If clarification is needed on whether the EL handles these validations, I can help research this or suggest implementation strategies.
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146-152: Inconsistent use ofLogas a pointer inExecutionEngineIn the
ExecutionEnginetype alias,Logis used as*Log(a pointer), whereas in other type aliases likeDepositServiceandEngineClient,Logis used without a pointer. Unless there is a specific reason for this difference, consider usingLogconsistently across all type aliases to maintain consistency.If
execution.Enginerequires a pointer toLog, ensure that this is intentional and clearly documented. Otherwise, consider changing*LogtoLogfor consistency.
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mod/execution/pkg/client/helpers.go (1)
35-35: Approved change, but clarification needed on the additional type parameterThe addition of a third type parameter to the
EngineClientstruct is noted. This change aligns with the PR objective of introducing custom RPC types. However, for better understanding and maintainability:
- Could you please clarify the purpose of this additional type parameter?
- Consider updating related documentation to explain the use of these generic type parameters.
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mod/execution/pkg/deposit/sync.go (1)
46-46: LGTM! Method signature updated correctly.The
depositCatchupFetchermethod signature has been properly updated to include the additional type parameter. The change doesn't affect the method's functionality, and the implementation remains consistent.mod/node-core/pkg/components/payload_builder.go (4)
42-42: Approve the addition of theLogTtype parameterThe introduction of the
LogT anytype parameter enhances the flexibility of theLocalBuilderInputstructure. This change allows for more adaptable logging implementations, which is beneficial for customizing logging behavior across different parts of the system.
55-58: Approve the update to theExecutionEnginefieldThe modification of the
ExecutionEnginefield to include the newLogTtype is consistent with the earlier addition of theLogTtype parameter. This change ensures that the execution engine can utilize the flexible logging type, maintaining type consistency throughout the structure.
77-77: Approve the updates toProvideLocalBuilderfunctionThe changes to the
ProvideLocalBuilderfunction are consistent with the modifications made to theLocalBuilderInputstructure. The addition of theLogT anytype parameter (line 77) and the update to theLocalBuilderInputtype in the function parameters (lines 84-85) maintain type consistency and extend the flexible logging capabilities to the function level.These modifications ensure that the enhanced logging flexibility is propagated throughout the payload builder system, from the input structure to the provider function.
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42-42: Summary: Approve the introduction of flexible logging typesThe changes introduced in this file consistently implement a new generic type parameter
LogTfor flexible logging across theLocalBuilderInputstructure and theProvideLocalBuilderfunction. These modifications enhance the adaptability of the logging mechanism within the payload builder context without disrupting existing functionality.The changes are well-structured, maintain type consistency, and align with the stated objective of introducing custom RPC types. This implementation allows for more customizable logging solutions, which can be beneficial for debugging, monitoring, and maintaining the system across different environments or use cases.
Also applies to: 55-58, 77-77, 84-85
mod/node-core/pkg/components/state_processor.go (2)
84-84: LGTM! Consistent implementation ofLogT.The addition of
LogTto theStateProcessorInputin the function body is consistent with the earlier modifications in the function signature andStateProcessorInputstruct. This ensures proper type propagation throughout the function.
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1-116: Overall assessment: Changes are well-implemented and align with PR objectives.The introduction of the
LogTtype parameter enhances flexibility for custom RPC types while maintaining backward compatibility. The changes are consistently applied across theStateProcessorInputstruct andProvideStateProcessorfunction.To further improve the code:
- Consider adding brief documentation for the
LogTtype parameter.- Verify the impact of these changes on dependent code in the codebase.
Great job on implementing these enhancements!
mod/node-core/pkg/components/engine.go (1)
67-67: LGTM! Consistent implementation of the new logger type.The addition of
LogTto theNewfunction call is consistent with the updated function signature and ensures that the new logger type is properly utilized in the engine client creation.mod/execution/pkg/client/errors.go (1)
60-60: Approved, but additional information and verification needed.The change from
EngineClient[_, _]toEngineClient[_, _, _]has been noted. This modification adds an extra type parameter to theEngineClientstruct, potentially enhancing its type handling capabilities.
- Could you please provide more context on the purpose of this additional type parameter?
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20-20: LGTM: Explicit inclusion of geth-primitives as an indirect dependency.The addition of
github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/geth-primitivesas an indirect dependency addresses the concern raised in the previous review. This change ensures that the dependency is correctly tracked and managed within the module.
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go.modfile:
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28-28: LGTM: Import statement for engineprimitives added.The addition of the
engineprimitivesimport is consistent with the introduction of the generic type parameter for theDepositstruct. This change aligns well with the modifications made throughout the file.
44-44: LGTM: Return statement updated to use generic type.The update to
types.Deposit[engineprimitives.Log]in the return statement is consistent with the function signature change. The struct initialization remains correct, as the generic parameter doesn't affect the struct fields.mod/node-core/pkg/components/chain_service.go (3)
45-45: LGTM: Enhances flexibility with custom log types.The addition of
LogTas a type parameter toChainServiceInputis a positive change. It allows for more flexible logging capabilities, which aligns well with the PR's objective of introducing custom RPC types.
57-57: LGTM: Consistent propagation of custom log type.The addition of
LogTto bothEngineClientandExecutionEnginefields is consistent with the earlier change. This ensures that the custom log type is properly propagated throughout the related components, maintaining type consistency.Also applies to: 62-62
102-102: LGTM: Completes integration of custom log type.The addition of
LogTto theProvideChainServicefunction signature and itsinparameter completes the integration of the custom log type. This change ensures that the custom logging capabilities are consistently available throughout the chain service provision process.These modifications, along with the previous changes, create a cohesive implementation of custom log types, enhancing the flexibility and extensibility of the logging system in the chain service components.
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mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/genesis.go (2)
111-111: Improved type specificity inDefaultGenesisDenebfunction signatureThe update to the function signature enhances type safety by explicitly specifying
*Deposit[engineprimitives.Log]instead of a generic*Deposit. This change provides better clarity about the exact type of deposits being used in the genesis configuration.
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Genesisstruct andDefaultGenesisDenebfunction enhances type safety. However, it's crucial to ensure that these changes are consistently applied throughout the project.Please run the following script to check for any inconsistencies or areas that might need updating:
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The updates to the
GenesisandDeposittypes have been consistently applied across the codebase. No discrepancies or areas requiring further changes were identified.🏁 Scripts executed
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mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/deposit.go (3)
31-31: LGTM: Import addition for engineprimitives packageThe addition of the
engineprimitivesimport is necessary and correct for the subsequent use ofengineprimitives.Logas a type parameter.
169-169: LGTM: Updated writeDepositToFile parameter typeThe change in the
depositMessageparameter type from*types.Depositto*types.Deposit[engineprimitives.Log]is consistent with the earlier modification and maintains type consistency throughout the file.
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120-125: LGTM: Updated deposit type with generic parameterThe change from
types.Deposittotypes.Deposit[engineprimitives.Log]is consistent with the PR objective to introduce custom RPC types. This modification enhances type safety and specificity.To ensure this change doesn't introduce inconsistencies, please run the following script to check for other occurrences of
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for other occurrences of types.Deposit without generic parameters # Search for types.Deposit and exclude those followed by [ rg --type go 'types\.Deposit' --glob '!mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/deposit.go' | grep -v 'types\.Deposit\['Length of output: 851
mod/execution/pkg/client/client.go (6)
41-41: LGTM: Improved flexibility with custom log types.The addition of
LogT anyas a type parameter enhances theEngineClientstruct's flexibility. This change allows for custom log types to be used, which can be beneficial for different logging implementations or requirements.
44-44: LGTM: Consistent update to Client field.The
Clientfield has been correctly updated to include the newLogTtype parameter, maintaining consistency with the changes made to theEngineClientstruct definition. This ensures that theethclient.Clientuses the same custom log type as theEngineClient.
62-62: LGTM: Consistent updates to New function.The
Newfunction has been correctly updated to include the newLogTtype parameter in both its signature and return statement. These changes are consistent with the modifications made to theEngineClientstruct definition. Theethclient.Newcall has also been properly updated to include theLogTtype parameter, ensuring type consistency throughout the initialization process.Also applies to: 71-76
92-92: LGTM: Consistent update to Name method receiver.The
Namemethod receiver has been correctly updated to include three underscores, reflecting the addition of the newLogTtype parameter. This change maintains consistency with the modifications made to theEngineClientstruct definition while not affecting the method's functionality.
99-99: LGTM: Consistent updates to method receivers.The method receivers for both
StartandverifyChainIDAndConnectionhave been correctly updated to include three underscores, reflecting the addition of the newLogTtype parameter. These changes maintain consistency with the modifications made to theEngineClientstruct definition while not affecting the methods' functionality.Also applies to: 147-147
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41-147: Overall: Well-implemented addition of custom log type support.The changes in this file consistently implement the addition of a new
LogTtype parameter to theEngineClientand its associated methods. This enhancement improves the flexibility of theEngineClientby allowing custom log types to be used. The modifications are thorough and consistent, touching all necessary parts of the code without introducing any apparent issues.Key points:
- The
EngineClientstruct now supports a custom log type.- The
Newfunction has been updated to handle the new type parameter.- All method receivers have been consistently updated.
- The changes align with the PR objective of introducing custom RPC types.
These changes provide a solid foundation for implementing custom logging solutions in the engine client, which can be beneficial for different logging requirements or implementations.
mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/block_test.go (1)
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1-190: Ensure all tests pass with the new changes.The modifications to the
generateValidBeaconBlockfunction affect the test data used across various test cases in this file. While the test functions themselves haven't been altered, it's crucial to verify that all tests still pass with the new generic type implementations.Please run the following command to ensure all tests in this package pass:
If any tests fail, please review and update them accordingly to accommodate the new generic type implementations.
mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/engine.go (8)
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54-67: LGTM. Signature update is consistent.The change to the method signature is consistent with the new
Clientstruct definition and theNewPayloadmethod. The logic remains correct and performs the JSON-RPC call as expected.
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75-87: LGTM. Consistent signature update and correct version handling.The change to the method signature is consistent with the new
Clientstruct definition. The logic remains correct and handles different fork versions appropriately.
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90-96: LGTM. Signature update is consistent.The change to the method signature is consistent with the new
Clientstruct definition. The logic remains correct and calls the appropriate helper function.
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100-121: LGTM. Consistent signature update with proper error handling.The change to the method signature is consistent with the new
Clientstruct definition. The logic remains correct, performs the JSON-RPC call as expected, and maintains proper error handling and nil response checks.
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127-139: LGTM. Consistent signature update with correct version handling.The change to the method signature is consistent with the new
Clientstruct definition. The logic remains correct and handles different fork versions appropriately.
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141-164: LGTM. Consistent signature update with proper generic type usage.The change to the method signature is consistent with the new
Clientstruct definition. The logic remains correct, performs the JSON-RPC call as expected, and maintains the use of generic types in the result structure.
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168-192: LGTM. Consistent signature updates for both methods.The changes to the method signatures for
ExchangeCapabilitiesandGetClientVersionV1are consistent with the newClientstruct definition. The logic for both methods remains correct and performs the JSON-RPC calls as expected.
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37-192: Overall LGTM. Consider adding documentation for the new type parameter.The changes in this file are consistent and well-executed. All method signatures have been updated to use
Client[ExecutionPayloadT, _], while preserving the internal logic of each method. This suggests a larger refactoring of theClientstruct.To improve code clarity:
- Consider adding a comment at the top of the file explaining the purpose of the new second type parameter
_in theClientstruct.- Update the package documentation to reflect these changes and their implications for users of this package.
To ensure consistency across the codebase, run the following script:
mod/node-core/pkg/components/service_registry.go (5)
59-59: Approve: Enhanced Deposit type with logging capabilityThe addition of the
LogTtype parameter to theDeposittype is a well-structured enhancement. This change allows for more flexible logging within the deposit service, which aligns with the PR's objective of introducing custom RPC types. It maintains type safety while extending functionality, potentially improving debugging and monitoring capabilities.
89-91: Approve: Consistent update to DepositService fieldThe modification of the
DepositServicefield to include theLogTtype parameter is consistent with the earlier change to theDeposittype. This update ensures that theDepositServicecan properly handle the new logging-enabledDeposittype, maintaining consistency across the service registry's dependencies.
94-97: Approve: Extended logging capability to EngineClientThe inclusion of the
LogTtype parameter in theEngineClientfield is a valuable extension of the logging enhancement. This change consistently applies the new logging functionality across the system, including the critical engine client component. It maintains type safety while contributing to a more comprehensive and uniform logging capability throughout the service registry.
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130-149: Approve: Consistent updates to ProvideServiceRegistry functionThe modifications to the
ProvideServiceRegistryfunction signature, including the addition ofLogTto the generic type parameters, are consistent with the earlier changes to theServiceRegistryInputstructure. These updates ensure that the function can properly handle the new logging-enabled types, maintaining the integrity and functionality of the service registry while incorporating the enhanced logging capabilities.
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1-168: Summary: Successful integration of custom RPC types with logging capabilitiesThe changes made to this file successfully introduce custom RPC types with enhanced logging capabilities. The modifications are consistent throughout the
ServiceRegistryInputstructure and theProvideServiceRegistryfunction, ensuring type safety and extending functionality across the service registry. These updates align well with the PR objectives and contribute to a more robust and flexible logging system within the Ethereum client and deposit management components.To ensure the changes are properly integrated:
- Verify that all components using the updated types (
Deposit,DepositService, andEngineClient) are compatible with the newLogTparameter.- Update any relevant documentation to reflect the new logging capabilities.
- Consider adding or updating unit tests to cover the new logging functionality.
To verify the integration of these changes, please run the following script:
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mod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go (1)
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348-391: Changes improve deposit management. Consider updating related components.The modifications to the
DepositandDepositStoreinterfaces enhance the system's ability to manage deposits more efficiently. These changes suggest an effort to improve scalability and performance in deposit handling.As these interfaces have been expanded, consider the following:
- Update all implementations of these interfaces to support the new methods.
- Review and possibly update any components that interact with deposits or the deposit store to take advantage of the new functionality.
- If there are any performance-critical sections dealing with deposits, consider leveraging the new batch operations (
GetDepositsByIndexandEnqueueDeposits) to optimize those areas.- Update any relevant documentation or API references to reflect these new capabilities.
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mod/execution/pkg/client/ethclient/ethclient.go (2)
47-49:⚠️ Potential issueEnsure the necessity of
LogTin theNewfunctionThe type parameter
LogTis added to theNewfunction but is not used within the function body. IfLogTis not required for the function's operation, consider removing it to keep the function signature clean.
29-36:⚠️ Potential issueConsider removing the unused type parameter
LogTThe type parameter
LogTis declared in theClientstruct but is not used within the struct definition. Unless it is intended for future use or utilized elsewhere, consider removing it to simplify the code and avoid potential confusion.Run the following script to verify if
LogTis used elsewhere in the codebase:mod/execution/pkg/deposit/pruner.go (1)
34-35:⚠️ Potential issuePotential infinite recursion in
DepositTtype definitionThe type parameter
DepositTis defined asDeposit[DepositT, LogT, WithdrawalCredentialsT], which references itself. This self-referential type definition could lead to infinite recursion or compilation errors.Please verify if this is intended. If
DepositTis meant to represent a specific type, consider adjusting the definition to avoid self-referencing.To check for potential issues caused by self-referential type definitions, you can run the following script:
This script searches for patterns where a type parameter references itself within its own definition, which can highlight potential infinite recursion issues.
mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/deposits.go (4)
30-32: Modification ofDepositstype to use generics looks goodThe introduction of the generic type parameter
LogTforDepositsenhances flexibility and allows for custom deposit types that implementGetData().
39-40:SizeSSZmethod correctly updated for genericDepositsThe
SizeSSZmethod now appropriately operates onDeposits[LogT], ensuring compatibility with the new generic type.
44-55:DefineSSZmethod updated to handle genericDepositsThe method
DefineSSZhas been updated to work withDeposits[LogT], correctly adjusting the SSZ encoding definitions to accommodate the generic type.
60-61: Use of blank identifier inHashTreeRootmethod is appropriateThe
HashTreeRootmethod uses[_]as the type parameter, indicating that the specific type is not used within the method. This is acceptable and keeps the method generalized.mod/node-core/pkg/components/deposit_contract.go (2)
67-68: IncludingLogTinBeaconDepositContractInputinstantiationAdding
LogTto the type parameters when instantiatingBeaconDepositContractInputensures that the correct log type is utilized throughout the deposit contract logic.
76-77: PassingLogTandWithdrawalCredentialsTtoNewWrappedBeaconDepositContractIncluding
LogTandWithdrawalCredentialsTin the type parameters when callingdeposit.NewWrappedBeaconDepositContractensures that the wrapped deposit contract is properly parameterized with the correct types.mod/execution/pkg/deposit/types.go (2)
27-27: Import statement is appropriate.The addition of the
commonpackage import is necessary for usingcommon.ExecutionHashin theLoginterface.
87-93: Unused type parameterWithdrawalCredentialsTremains.The previous comment regarding the unused type parameter
WithdrawalCredentialsTstill applies. It is not utilized in any of the interface methods. Consider removing it to simplify the interface declaration.mod/node-core/pkg/components/deposit_service.go (5)
90-91: UpdateDepositServiceIninstantiation to reflect type parameter changesThe instantiation of
DepositServiceInincludes the newLogTandLoggerTparameters:in DepositServiceIn[ BeaconBlockT, DepositContractT, DepositStoreT, ExecutionPayloadT, ExecutionPayloadHeaderT, LogT, LoggerT, WithdrawalT, WithdrawalsT, ],Ensure that when
DepositServiceInis instantiated elsewhere in the codebase, all necessary type parameters are provided, and they match the updated definition.
94-97: Confirmdeposit.Serviceaccommodates new type parametersThe return type of
ProvideDepositServiceincludesLogTandWithdrawalCredentialsT:) (*deposit.Service[ BeaconBlockT, BeaconBlockBodyT, DepositT, ExecutionPayloadT, LogT, WithdrawalCredentialsT, ], error) {Ensure that the
deposit.Servicetype is defined to accept these additional type parameters and that any instantiations ofdeposit.Serviceare updated accordingly.
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102-107: Verify parameters passed todeposit.NewServiceWhen creating a new instance of the deposit service, the code now passes
LogTand potentiallyWithdrawalCredentialsT:return deposit.NewService[ BeaconBlockT, BeaconBlockBodyT, DepositT, ExecutionPayloadT, LogT, WithdrawalCredentialsT, ]( in.Logger.With("service", "deposit"), // ... ), nilConfirm that the
deposit.NewServicefunction is updated to accept these type parameters and that all arguments passed align with the expected types.
74-76: Confirm proper integration ofLogTinDepositTThe
DepositTtype now includesLogTas a type parameter:DepositT, *ForkData, LogT, WithdrawalCredentials,Verify that all implementations of
Depositare updated to handle the newLogTparameter, and that this change does not introduce any conflicts or issues in the deposit-related functionality.Run the following script to identify
Depositimplementations:#!/bin/bash # Description: Ensure all 'Deposit' implementations include 'LogT' # Test: Search for 'Deposit' interface implementations. Expect: All include 'LogT' as a type parameter. ast-grep --lang go --pattern 'type $_ Deposit[\$_, \$_, \$_, \$_]'
55-58: Verify the updatedEngineClienttype parametersThe
EngineClientnow includesLogTas a type parameter:EngineClient *client.EngineClient[ ExecutionPayloadT, LogT, *engineprimitives.PayloadAttributes[WithdrawalT], ]Ensure that the
EngineClientdefinition accommodates the newLogTparameter and that all instances whereEngineClientis instantiated or used are updated accordingly.Run the following script to check for instances of
EngineClientusage:mod/node-core/pkg/components/deposit_store.go (3)
49-51: Addition ofLogTenhances logging capabilities—ApprovedThe inclusion of the
LogTtype parameter inProvideDepositStoreimproves the flexibility of logging within deposit operations. This allows for custom logging implementations tailored to specific needs.
88-91: Enhanced logging inProvideDepositPruner—ApprovedThe addition of the
LogTtype parameter toProvideDepositPruneraligns with the changes inProvideDepositStore, allowing for consistent and flexible logging in the deposit pruning process.
115-116: Verify the utilization ofLogTindeposit.BuildPruneRangeFnEnsure that the
LogTtype parameter is effectively used withindeposit.BuildPruneRangeFnto enhance logging during the pruning process.To confirm, review the implementation of
deposit.BuildPruneRangeFnand check howLogTis utilized to provide logging functionality.mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/collect.go (7)
30-30: Importingengineprimitivespackage is appropriateThe addition of the import statement for
engineprimitivesis necessary for the updated type usage and is correctly specified.
63-63: Updatingdepositsto use the generic type enhances type safetyThe variable
depositsis now declared with the generic type*types.Deposit[engineprimitives.Log], which improves type specificity and ensures that deposits are correctly associated with their corresponding log data.
75-78: Generic type parameters ingenesisInfoensure consistencyThe
genesisInfostruct now includes the type parameters*types.Deposit[engineprimitives.Log]and*types.ExecutionPayloadHeader. This change ensures that the genesis data correctly handles the deposits with their associated logs and maintains consistency throughout the application.
114-114: Function return type updated to reflect new deposit typeThe return type of
CollectValidatorJSONFileshas been updated to[]*types.Deposit[engineprimitives.Log], aligning it with the new deposit type that includesengineprimitives.Log. This change is appropriate and necessary for type correctness.
129-129: Initializingdepositsslice with the updated generic typeThe
depositsslice is initialized using the updated generic type*types.Deposit[engineprimitives.Log], which is consistent with the changes made to handle deposits with their associated logs.
147-147: Unmarshalling into the new deposit typeThe variable
valis correctly instantiated as&types.Deposit[engineprimitives.Log]{}before unmarshalling. This ensures that the JSON data is unmarshalled into the appropriate type with the associated log information.
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63-147: Verify all usages oftypes.Depositare updated in the codebaseTo prevent type inconsistencies, ensure that all instances of
types.Depositin the codebase have been updated to include the generic type parameter[engineprimitives.Log].Run the following script to identify any usages of
types.Depositwithout the type parameter:✅ Verification successful
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types.DepositWithout Type Parameters
All usages of
types.Deposithave been correctly updated with the type parameter[engineprimitives.Log]. No instances without type parameters were found.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all usages of types.Deposit without type parameters by excluding those followed by '['. # Search for 'types.Deposit' and exclude lines containing 'types.Deposit['. rg --type go 'types\.Deposit' --files-with-matches | xargs rg 'types\.Deposit' | grep -v 'types\.Deposit\['Length of output: 850
mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/body_test.go (10)
27-27: Addition ofengineprimitivesimport is appropriateThe import statement correctly adds the necessary package for the generic type parameter.
37-42: UpdategenerateBeaconBlockBodyto use generic typesThe function now returns
types.BeaconBlockBody[engineprimitives.Log]and initializes fields with the appropriate generic types. This enhances type safety and flexibility.
51-55: ModifyTestBeaconBlockBodyBaseto utilize genericBeaconBlockBodyThe test case correctly initializes
bodywith the generic typetypes.BeaconBlockBody[engineprimitives.Log]and updates theDepositsfield accordingly.
69-73: AdjustTestBeaconBlockBodyfor generic type usageThe test function is updated properly to use
types.BeaconBlockBody[engineprimitives.Log], ensuring consistency with the new generic structure.
92-94: UpdateTestBeaconBlockBody_SetBlobKzgCommitmentswith genericBeaconBlockBodyInitialization of
bodywith the generic type is accurate, and the test maintains its intended functionality.
100-102: RefactorTestBeaconBlockBody_SetRandaoRevealto use generic typeThe test correctly uses
types.BeaconBlockBody[engineprimitives.Log], aligning with the updated structure.
108-110: ModifyTestBeaconBlockBody_SetEth1Datafor generic type compatibilityThe initialization of
bodywith the generic type ensures consistency across test cases.
116-118: UpdateTestBeaconBlockBody_SetDepositsto include generic depositsThe test accurately initializes
bodyanddepositswith the generic type parameters, reflecting the changes in theBeaconBlockBodystructure.
124-128: AdjustTestBeaconBlockBody_MarshalSSZfor generic type integrationThe
bodyis correctly initialized with the generic type, and theDepositsfield is updated to match the new structure.
160-160: RefactorTestBeaconBlockBody_Emptyto use genericBeaconBlockBodyThe test case properly initializes
blockBodywith the generic type, ensuring compatibility with the updatedEmptymethod.mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/log.go (1)
99-148: Ensure all required fields are properly validated during unmarshallingIn the
UnmarshalJSONmethod, you're correctly checking for required fields likeAddress,Topics,Data, andTxHash. However, optional fields such asBlockNumber,BlockHash,TxIndex,Index, andRemovedmay have zero values if not present. Ensure that this behavior is intended and that the absence of these fields won't lead to unintended consequences downstream.Consider reviewing the handling of optional fields to confirm that default zero values are acceptable in your application's context.
mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/payload.go (5)
86-87: Ensure All Usages oftypes.Depositare Updated to Use Generic ParametersThe change to
*types.Deposit[engineprimitives.Log]introduces a generic type parameter. Please verify that all instances where*types.Depositis used throughout the codebase are updated accordingly to accommodate the new generic type. This ensures type compatibility and prevents potential runtime errors due to mismatches.Would you like assistance in checking for necessary updates across the codebase?
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118-121: Handle Possible Truncation ofExtraDataAppropriatelyThe code trims
data.ExtraDatatoconstants.ExtraDataLengthif it exceeds the maximum allowed length:if len(data.ExtraData) > constants.ExtraDataLength { data.ExtraData = data.ExtraData[:constants.ExtraDataLength] }Truncating
ExtraDatawithout notifying can lead to loss of important information. Consider adding a warning log or error handling to alert users about the truncation.
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97-105: Check for Errors When Marshaling App StateWhen marshaling
appGenesisState["beacon"], ensure that any errors are properly handled:appGenesisState["beacon"], err = json.Marshal(genesisInfo) if err != nil { return errors.Wrap(err, "failed to marshal beacon state") }Verify that the marshaling process correctly handles the new generic types introduced, and consider adding unit tests to cover serialization and deserialization with the updated structures.
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88-95: Update Function Calls to Match New SignatureWith the change in the type of
genesisInfo, ensure that all functions that usegenesisInfoare updated to accommodate the new type parameters. This includes any custom functions for processing deposits or interacting withgenesisInfo.Do you need help identifying and updating affected function calls?
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64-66: Validate theethGenesisUnmarshalling ProcessEnsure that the
ethGenesis.UnmarshalJSON(genesisBz)call correctly handles the Ethereum genesis JSON with respect to the fields required for the updated types. Any discrepancies could lead to runtime errors or incorrect genesis configurations.Consider adding validation checks after unmarshalling.
mod/execution/pkg/client/engine.go (4)
41-41: LGTM: Enhancement of generic type parameters inNewPayloadThe addition of the third type parameter in
EngineClient[ExecutionPayloadT, _, _]enhances the flexibility of theEngineClient. This change aligns with the introduction of custom RPC types, allowing for more generalized and adaptable type handling.
87-87: LGTM: Enhancement of generic type parameters inForkchoiceUpdatedUpdating
EngineClienttoEngineClient[_, _, PayloadAttributesT]in theForkchoiceUpdatedmethod increases the method's generic capabilities. This change supports custom RPC types and improves the adaptability of the code.
137-137: LGTM: Enhancement of generic type parameters inGetPayloadThe
GetPayloadmethod now includes a third type parameter inEngineClient[ExecutionPayloadT, _, _]. This enhancement improves type handling flexibility and is consistent with the PR's objective of introducing custom RPC types.
171-171: LGTM: Enhancement of generic type parameters inExchangeCapabilitiesThe
ExchangeCapabilitiesmethod now includes an additional type parameter inEngineClient[_, _, _]. This change promotes future extensibility and aligns with the move towards custom RPC types.mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/block.go (3)
45-45: Update ofBodyfield to use generic type enhances type safetyThe
Bodyfield in theBeaconBlockstruct is now defined as*BeaconBlockBody[engineprimitives.Log], which introduces a generic type parameter. This change enhances type safety by explicitly specifying the type of logs used within the block body.
71-71: Consistent instantiation ofBodywith generic type parameterIn the
NewWithVersionmethod, theBodyis instantiated as&BeaconBlockBody[engineprimitives.Log]{}. This is consistent with the updated type definition and ensures that the block body is correctly initialized with the specified generic type.
223-223: Return type ofGetBody()updated to match genericBodytypeThe
GetBody()method now returns*BeaconBlockBody[engineprimitives.Log], aligning with the updatedBodyfield in theBeaconBlockstruct. This change maintains type consistency across the codebase and ensures that methods interacting with the block body are aware of the specific log type used.mod/execution/pkg/engine/engine.go (3)
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LogTtype parameter in theEnginestruct and updatingecto*client.EngineClient[ExecutionPayloadT, LogT, PayloadAttributesT]allows for customizable logging implementations, enhancing the flexibility and extensibility of the engine.
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100-106: Updated type parameters inGetPayloadmethod are consistentThe
GetPayloadmethod has been updated to include the additional type parameter. The method signature and implementation are consistent with the changes introduced in theEnginestruct.
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113-124: Updated type parameters inNotifyForkchoiceUpdatemethod are consistentThe
NotifyForkchoiceUpdatemethod has correctly updated its type parameters to match the changes in theEnginestruct. The integration appears correct.mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/body.go (1)
302-304:⚠️ Potential issueInvestigate potential issue in
GetTopLevelRootsmethodThere's a comment indicating a possible bug:
// I think this is a bug.In the
GetTopLevelRootsmethod, the line:Deposits[LogT](b.GetDeposits()).HashTreeRoot(),It appears there might be an issue with the type conversion or usage of
Deposits[LogT]. Ensure thatDeposits[LogT]is a defined type and that theHashTreeRoot()method is correctly implemented for this type.Run the following script to check the definition and implementation of
Deposits[LogT]:✅ Verification successful
Verified: The
Deposits[LogT]type and itsHashTreeRoot()method are correctly defined and implemented.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify if Deposits[LogT] type and its HashTreeRoot method are defined. # Search for the definition of Deposits[LogT] rg --type go -A 3 'type Deposits\[LogT\]' # Search for the HashTreeRoot method on Deposits[LogT] rg --type go -A 5 'func.*\(d \*Deposits\[LogT\]\) HashTreeRoot\('Length of output: 111
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Broadly search for any type definitions containing 'Deposits'. # Search for any type definitions with 'Deposits' in the name rg --type go 'type .*Deposits.*' # Description: Broadly search for any HashTreeRoot method implementations. # Search for any HashTreeRoot methods regardless of the receiver type rg --type go 'func .* HashTreeRoot\('Length of output: 4214
beacond/cmd/types.go (6)
328-329: Confirm the correct definition and usage of theLogtype aliasThe
Logtype alias is introduced asLog = engineprimitives.Log. Verify thatengineprimitives.Logis correctly imported and thatLogis defined before it's used as a type parameter in other aliases.The definition appears correct, and the placement before its usage ensures proper compilation.
252-252: Update all usages ofBeaconBlockBodywith the newLogtype parameter
BeaconBlockBodynow includesLogas a type parameter. Please verify that all instances whereBeaconBlockBodyis used have been updated to include theLogparameter. This will help prevent any type mismatches or compilation issues.You can find usages of
BeaconBlockBodywithout theLogparameter using:#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all usages of 'BeaconBlockBody' without the 'Log' type parameter. rg --type go 'BeaconBlockBody($|[^[]*\n)' -A 3 -B 3
296-296: Ensure allDepositusages include the newLogtype parameterWith
Logadded as a type parameter toDeposit, it's important to update all usages accordingly. This ensures type consistency and prevents potential runtime errors.Use the following script to identify any usages of
Depositthat lack theLogparameter:#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all usages of 'Deposit' without the 'Log' type parameter. rg --type go 'Deposit($|[^[]*\n)' -A 3 -B 3
301-304: Verify that all usages ofDepositContractare updated with the newLogtype parameterThe
DepositContracttype alias now includesLogas a type parameter. Ensure that all instances ofDepositContractin the codebase have been updated to includeLogto maintain consistency.You can search for outdated usages of
DepositContractusing:#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all usages of 'DepositContract' without the 'Log' type parameter. rg --type go 'DepositContract($|[^[]*\n)' -A 3 -B 3
132-134: Ensure all usages ofDepositServiceinclude the newLogtype parameterThe addition of
Logas a type parameter inDepositServicemay affect its usage across the codebase. Please verify that all instances ofDepositServicehave been updated to include theLogparameter to prevent type mismatches or compilation errors.You can use the following script to identify any usages of
DepositServicethat may need updating:✅ Verification successful
Verified: All usages of
DepositServiceinclude the newLogtype parameterNo instances of
DepositServicewithout theLogparameter were found, ensuring consistency across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all usages of 'DepositService' without the 'Log' type parameter. rg --type go 'DepositService($|[^[]*\n)' -A 3 -B 3Length of output: 162
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all usages of 'DepositService' without the 'Log' type parameter. rg --type go 'DepositService\((?!.*Log).*?\)' -A 3 -B 3Length of output: 307
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all usages of 'DepositService' without the 'Log' type parameter using PCRE2. rg --pcre2 --type go 'DepositService\((?!.*Log).*?\)' -A 3 -B 3Length of output: 65
139-142: Verify all usages ofEngineClientare updated with the newLogtype parameterWith
Logintroduced as a type parameter inEngineClient, ensure that all its usages are updated accordingly. Failing to do so may lead to type inconsistencies or runtime errors.Use the following script to check for any outdated usages of
EngineClient:mod/execution/pkg/deposit/contract.go (1)
72-72:⚠️ Potential issueAdjust type parameter order in
ReadDepositsmethodTo match the type parameter order in the
WrappedBeaconDepositContractstruct, adjust the type parameters in theReadDepositsmethod receiver. This change ensures consistency and reduces the risk of type-related errors.Apply this diff to correct the ordering:
func (dc *WrappedBeaconDepositContract[ DepositT, WithdrawalCredentialsT, + LogT, - LogT, - WithdrawalCredentialsT, ]) ReadDeposits(Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Clientinterface in the deposit contract, enhancing flexibility for log retrieval.Depositinterface now includes new methods for creating empty instances and unmarshalling log data.Bug Fixes
Chores
.abigen.gofiles for better test coverage visibility.