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amino: impl legacy msg to support eip-712 #113

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced message definitions with unique Amino names for improved serialization across multiple modules.
    • Introduced new methods for message types to support transaction handling and serialization in the Cosmos SDK.
    • Improved organization and clarity of codec registration process within the btcstaking module.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Fixed registration issues with the legacy Amino codec for various modules, ensuring proper encoding/decoding of messages.
  • Documentation
    • Updated comments and documentation for new methods and codec registration functions to improve clarity for developers.

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The recent changes enhance the lorenzo module in the Cosmos SDK by adding amino.name options to various message definitions across several proto files. This improves serialization clarity and interoperability. Additionally, codec registration methods have been updated to effectively integrate legacy Amino codec functionality. New methods for message handling were implemented, providing essential functionalities for routing and signing within the SDK framework.

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Files Change Summary
proto/lorenzo/.../tx.proto Added amino.name options to multiple message definitions to enhance serialization and clarity.
x/.../module.go Implemented RegisterLegacyAminoCodec to register types within the legacy Amino codec system.
x/.../types/codec.go Introduced new codec initialization and registration mechanisms for legacy support.
x/.../types/msg.go Enhanced message types by adding methods for signing, routing, and type identification.

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    Module->>SDK: Serialize Message with Amino Codec
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Actionable comments posted: 1

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (8)
x/bnblightclient/types/msg.go (1)

41-43: Mismatch in Type method for MsgUpdateHeader.

The Type method for MsgUpdateHeader incorrectly returns "lorenzo/bnblightclient/MsgUploadHeaders", which is intended for a different message type. This should be corrected to reflect the proper message type for MsgUpdateHeader.

  • Update the Type method in x/bnblightclient/types/msg.go to return the correct message type identifier for MsgUpdateHeader.
Analysis chain

Implement Type for MsgUpdateHeader.

The method returns the type identifier "lorenzo/bnblightclient/MsgUploadHeaders". Verify that this matches the intended message type.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the Type method for MsgUpdateHeader.

# Test: Check for consistency in type identifiers. Expect: Consistent usage of "lorenzo/bnblightclient/MsgUploadHeaders".
rg --type go -A 3 'MsgUploadHeaders'

Length of output: 15334

x/bnblightclient/types/codec.go (1)

22-26: Mismatch in message type identifiers

The identifiers for MsgUpdateHeader and MsgUploadHeaders are swapped in the RegisterLegacyAminoCodec function. Please correct the identifiers to match the intended message types.

  • MsgUpdateHeader should be registered with "lorenzo/bnblightclient/MsgUpdateHeader".
  • MsgUploadHeaders should be registered with "lorenzo/bnblightclient/MsgUploadHeaders".
Analysis chain

Register concrete message types with codec.

The RegisterLegacyAminoCodec function registers MsgUpdateHeader, MsgUploadHeaders, and MsgUpdateParams with appropriate identifiers. Verify that the identifiers match the intended message types.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the registration of message types with the codec.

# Test: Check for consistency in message type registration. Expect: Correct identifiers for each message type.
rg --type go -A 3 'RegisterConcrete'

Length of output: 4677

x/btcstaking/types/msg.go (6)

67-69: Consider providing a non-empty route for MsgCreateBTCStaking.

The Route method currently returns an empty string. Consider specifying a route if this message should be routed through specific handlers.

- return ""
+ return "btcstaking"

112-114: Consider providing a non-empty route for MsgBurnRequest.

The Route method currently returns an empty string. Consider specifying a route if this message should be routed through specific handlers.

- return ""
+ return "btcstaking"

147-149: Consider providing a non-empty route for MsgUpdateParams.

The Route method currently returns an empty string. Consider specifying a route if this message should be routed through specific handlers.

- return ""
+ return "btcstaking"

181-183: Consider providing a non-empty route for MsgCreateBTCBStaking.

The Route method currently returns an empty string. Consider specifying a route if this message should be routed through specific handlers.

- return ""
+ return "btcstaking"

208-210: Consider providing a non-empty route for MsgAddReceiver.

The Route method currently returns an empty string. Consider specifying a route if this message should be routed through specific handlers.

- return ""
+ return "btcstaking"

235-237: Consider providing a non-empty route for MsgRemoveReceiver.

The Route method currently returns an empty string. Consider specifying a route if this message should be routed through specific handlers.

- return ""
+ return "btcstaking"
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 19bf419 and 1fca210.

Files ignored due to path filters (7)
  • x/agent/types/tx.pb.go is excluded by !**/*.pb.go
  • x/bnblightclient/types/tx.pb.go is excluded by !**/*.pb.go
  • x/btclightclient/types/tx.pb.go is excluded by !**/*.pb.go
  • x/btcstaking/types/tx.pb.go is excluded by !**/*.pb.go
  • x/fee/types/tx.pb.go is excluded by !**/*.pb.go
  • x/plan/types/tx.pb.go is excluded by !**/*.pb.go
  • x/token/types/tx.pb.go is excluded by !**/*.pb.go
Files selected for processing (28)
  • proto/lorenzo/agent/v1/tx.proto (5 hunks)
  • proto/lorenzo/bnblightclient/v1/tx.proto (4 hunks)
  • proto/lorenzo/btclightclient/v1/tx.proto (4 hunks)
  • proto/lorenzo/btcstaking/v1/tx.proto (7 hunks)
  • proto/lorenzo/fee/v1/tx.proto (2 hunks)
  • proto/lorenzo/plan/v1/tx.proto (10 hunks)
  • proto/lorenzo/token/v1/tx.proto (7 hunks)
  • x/agent/module.go (1 hunks)
  • x/agent/types/codec.go (2 hunks)
  • x/agent/types/msg.go (6 hunks)
  • x/bnblightclient/module.go (1 hunks)
  • x/bnblightclient/types/codec.go (1 hunks)
  • x/bnblightclient/types/msg.go (5 hunks)
  • x/btclightclient/module.go (1 hunks)
  • x/btclightclient/types/codec.go (2 hunks)
  • x/btclightclient/types/msgs.go (5 hunks)
  • x/btcstaking/module.go (1 hunks)
  • x/btcstaking/types/codec.go (1 hunks)
  • x/btcstaking/types/msg.go (9 hunks)
  • x/fee/module.go (1 hunks)
  • x/fee/types/codec.go (1 hunks)
  • x/fee/types/msgs.go (2 hunks)
  • x/plan/module.go (1 hunks)
  • x/plan/types/codec.go (1 hunks)
  • x/plan/types/msg.go (11 hunks)
  • x/token/module.go (1 hunks)
  • x/token/types/codec.go (1 hunks)
  • x/token/types/msg.go (6 hunks)
Additional comments not posted (158)
x/fee/types/codec.go (3)

10-13: Initialize and use Amino codec correctly.

The amino and AminoCdc variables are initialized correctly, allowing for legacy serialization. This setup supports backward compatibility with existing message types.


19-21: Register concrete message types for Amino codec.

The RegisterLegacyAminoCodec function correctly registers MsgUpdateParams with the codec, ensuring it can be serialized and deserialized using Amino.


15-17: Ensure init function registers all necessary types.

The init function ensures that RegisterLegacyAminoCodec is called during package initialization. Verify that all message types that require legacy Amino serialization are registered here.

Verification successful

All necessary message types are properly registered.

The init function in x/fee/types/codec.go correctly registers all necessary message types for legacy Amino serialization. Specifically, MsgUpdateParams is registered, and no other message types in the fee module require registration.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all necessary message types are registered in the init function.

# Test: Search for the usage of RegisterLegacyAminoCodec to ensure all message types are registered.
rg --type go 'RegisterLegacyAminoCodec' -A 3

Length of output: 7396


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for all message types in the fee module to ensure they are registered with the codec.
rg --type go 'type Msg' -A 3 x/fee

Length of output: 1142

x/btclightclient/types/codec.go (3)

10-13: Initialize and use Amino codec correctly.

The amino and AminoCdc variables are initialized correctly, facilitating legacy serialization for the btclightclient module.


19-22: Register concrete message types for Amino codec.

The RegisterLegacyAminoCodec function correctly registers multiple message types, ensuring compatibility with Amino serialization.


15-17: Ensure init function registers all necessary types.

The init function ensures RegisterLegacyAminoCodec is invoked during package initialization. Confirm that all relevant message types are registered.

Verification successful

All necessary message types are registered in the init function.

The init function in x/btclightclient/types/codec.go calls RegisterLegacyAminoCodec, which registers the message types MsgInsertHeaders, MsgUpdateParams, and MsgUpdateFeeRate. This ensures that all relevant types are registered during package initialization.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all necessary message types are registered in the init function.

# Test: Search for the usage of RegisterLegacyAminoCodec to ensure all message types are registered.
rg --type go 'RegisterLegacyAminoCodec' -A 3

Length of output: 7396

x/agent/types/codec.go (4)

10-13: Initialize and use Amino codec correctly.

The amino and AminoCdc variables are initialized correctly, supporting legacy serialization for the agent module.


19-24: Register concrete message types for Amino codec.

The RegisterLegacyAminoCodec function correctly registers multiple message types, ensuring compatibility with Amino serialization.


35-35: Update RegisterInterfaces to include all message types.

The RegisterInterfaces function now includes MsgUpdateParams, ensuring it is registered in the interface registry. This is important for proper message handling.


15-17: Ensure init function registers all necessary types.

The init function ensures RegisterLegacyAminoCodec is invoked during package initialization. Verify that all relevant message types are registered.

Verification successful

All necessary message types are registered in the init function

The init function in x/agent/types/codec.go correctly registers all relevant message types for the agent module using RegisterLegacyAminoCodec. No further action is required.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all necessary message types are registered in the init function.

# Test: Search for the usage of RegisterLegacyAminoCodec to ensure all message types are registered.
rg --type go 'RegisterLegacyAminoCodec' -A 3

Length of output: 7396

proto/lorenzo/fee/v1/tx.proto (2)

7-7: Import amino.proto for Amino serialization.

The import of amino/amino.proto is necessary for enabling Amino encoding options within this proto file.


23-23: Add Amino name option for MsgUpdateParams.

The addition of option (amino.name) = "lorenzo/fee/MsgUpdateParams" ensures the message is correctly identified and serialized using Amino, enhancing compatibility within the Cosmos ecosystem.

x/token/types/codec.go (3)

10-13: Initialize Amino codec correctly.

The initialization of the amino and AminoCdc variables is correct. This setup is essential for handling legacy Amino serialization.


15-17: Ensure proper registration of legacy Amino codec.

The init function ensures that the legacy Amino codec is registered upon package initialization. This is a good practice for ensuring the codec is ready for use.


19-25: Register message types with unique identifiers.

The RegisterLegacyAminoCodec function registers several message types with unique string identifiers. Ensure that these identifiers are consistent with the rest of the application to avoid conflicts.

x/btcstaking/types/codec.go (2)

10-13: Initialize Amino codec correctly.

The initialization of the amino and AminoCdc variables is correct. This setup is essential for handling legacy Amino serialization.


15-17: Ensure proper registration of legacy Amino codec.

The init function ensures that the legacy Amino codec is registered upon package initialization. This is a good practice for ensuring the codec is ready for use.

x/plan/types/codec.go (3)

10-13: Initialize Amino codec correctly.

The initialization of the amino and AminoCdc variables is correct. This setup is essential for handling legacy Amino serialization.


15-17: Ensure proper registration of legacy Amino codec.

The init function ensures that the legacy Amino codec is registered upon package initialization. This is a good practice for ensuring the codec is ready for use.


19-29: Register message types with unique identifiers.

The RegisterLegacyAminoCodec function registers several message types with unique string identifiers. Ensure that these identifiers are consistent with the rest of the application to avoid conflicts.

Verification successful

Identifiers are unique across the codebase.

The registered message type identifiers in the RegisterLegacyAminoCodec function are unique, as verified by the script execution. No duplicates were found, indicating consistency within the application.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the registered message type identifiers are unique across the codebase.

# Test: Search for message type identifiers. Expect: Unique identifiers.
rg --type go -A 0 'cdc.RegisterConcrete' | awk -F'"' '{print $2}' | sort | uniq -d

Length of output: 82


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Re-run the check for unique message type identifiers with improved diagnostics.

# Search for message type identifiers registered with cdc.RegisterConcrete and check for duplicates.
rg --type go 'cdc.RegisterConcrete' | awk -F'"' '{print $2}' | sort | uniq -d

Length of output: 77

x/fee/types/msgs.go (4)

10-13: Implement interfaces correctly for MsgUpdateParams.

The implementation of both sdk.Msg and legacytx.LegacyMsg interfaces for MsgUpdateParams ensures compatibility with the Cosmos SDK.


29-31: Ensure JSON serialization is correct in GetSignBytes.

The GetSignBytes method uses AminoCdc for JSON serialization. Verify that AminoCdc is correctly initialized and used throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

JSON Serialization with AminoCdc is Correctly Implemented

The AminoCdc codec is consistently initialized and used for JSON serialization across the codebase, including in the GetSignBytes method. No issues found with its setup or usage.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that `AminoCdc` is correctly initialized and used for serialization.

# Test: Search for `AminoCdc` initialization and usage. Expect: Correct setup and usage.
rg --type go -A 5 'AminoCdc'

Length of output: 10587


37-39: Ensure message type identifier consistency in Type.

The Type method provides a unique identifier for the message. Verify that this identifier is used consistently across the codebase.

Verification successful

Message Type Identifier Consistency Verified

The message type identifier "lorenzo/fee/MsgUpdateParams" is used consistently across the codebase in the following locations:

  • x/fee/types/msgs.go: In the Type method.
  • x/fee/types/codec.go: In the RegisterConcrete function.
  • proto/lorenzo/fee/v1/tx.proto: As an option in the protocol buffer.

No inconsistencies were found.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the consistency of message type identifiers.

# Test: Search for `lorenzo/fee/MsgUpdateParams` usage. Expect: Consistent usage.
rg --type go -A 0 'lorenzo/fee/MsgUpdateParams'

Length of output: 204


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Broader search for any usage of the message type identifier across the codebase.
rg 'lorenzo/fee/MsgUpdateParams'

Length of output: 274


33-35: Clarify the routing logic in Route.

The Route method returns an empty string, which is typical for messages without a specific routing path. Ensure this is intentional and aligns with the application's routing logic.

Verification successful

Consistent Use of Empty String in Route Method

The Route method consistently returns an empty string across multiple modules, suggesting this is an intentional design choice. While no explicit documentation or comments were found to explain this, the pattern appears deliberate and likely relies on other mechanisms for routing. Ensure this aligns with your application's architecture and requirements.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the routing logic for `MsgUpdateParams`.

# Test: Search for `Route` method usage and documentation. Expect: Alignment with routing logic.
rg --type go -A 5 'func \(m \*MsgUpdateParams\) Route\(\)'

Length of output: 1860


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for documentation or comments explaining the use of empty string in Route methods.
rg --type go 'Route() string' -A 10 | grep -i 'route\|empty'

Length of output: 148

proto/lorenzo/btclightclient/v1/tx.proto (4)

7-7: Add import for amino.proto.

The import statement for amino/amino.proto is necessary to support the amino.name options added to the message definitions. This is a correct addition.


29-29: Add amino.name option to MsgInsertHeaders.

The addition of (amino.name) = "lorenzo/btclightclient/MsgInsertHeaders" enhances the serialization metadata for the MsgInsertHeaders message. This change is correct and aligns with the Cosmos SDK's usage of Amino encoding.


44-44: Add amino.name option to MsgUpdateParams.

The addition of (amino.name) = "lorenzo/btclightclient/MsgUpdateParams" is appropriate for improving the serialization context of the MsgUpdateParams message. This is a correct enhancement.


63-63: Add amino.name option to MsgUpdateFeeRate.

The inclusion of (amino.name) = "lorenzo/btclightclient/MsgUpdateFeeRate" provides additional serialization metadata for the MsgUpdateFeeRate message. This addition is correct and beneficial for interoperability.

x/bnblightclient/types/msg.go (9)

15-18: Implement legacytx.LegacyMsg interface.

The addition of these lines ensures that MsgUpdateHeader, MsgUploadHeaders, and MsgUpdateParams implement the legacytx.LegacyMsg interface. This is a necessary step for supporting legacy transaction handling.


33-35: Implement GetSignBytes for MsgUpdateHeader.

The method correctly serializes the message into JSON format for signing. The use of sdk.MustSortJSON and AminoCdc.MustMarshalJSON ensures proper serialization.


58-60: Implement GetSignBytes for MsgUploadHeaders.

This method is correctly implemented to serialize the message for signing. It uses sdk.MustSortJSON and AminoCdc.MustMarshalJSON for proper serialization.


62-64: Implement Route for MsgUploadHeaders.

The method returns an empty string, similar to MsgUpdateHeader. Ensure this aligns with the design requirements.


66-68: Implement Type for MsgUploadHeaders.

The method returns "lorenzo/bnblightclient/MsgUpdateHeader". Verify the correctness of this type identifier.


83-85: Implement GetSignBytes for MsgUpdateParams.

The method correctly serializes the message into JSON format for signing. The use of sdk.MustSortJSON and AminoCdc.MustMarshalJSON ensures proper serialization.


87-89: Implement Route for MsgUpdateParams.

The method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing logic is defined. Ensure that this behavior aligns with the intended design.


91-93: Implement Type for MsgUpdateParams.

The method returns the type identifier "lorenzo/bnblightclient/MsgUpdateParams". Verify that this matches the intended message type.


37-39: Implement Route for MsgUpdateHeader.

The method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing logic is defined. Ensure that this behavior aligns with the intended design.

x/bnblightclient/types/codec.go (2)

14-16: Initialize codec instances for legacy amino encoding.

The initialization of amino and AminoCdc is correct and necessary for handling legacy amino encoding.


18-20: Register legacy amino codec in init function.

The init function ensures that the codec is registered upon package initialization. This is a standard practice for codec registration.

proto/lorenzo/bnblightclient/v1/tx.proto (4)

7-7: Add import for amino.proto.

The import statement for amino/amino.proto is necessary to support the amino.name options added to the message definitions. This is a correct addition.


31-31: Add amino.name option to MsgUploadHeaders.

The addition of (amino.name) = "lorenzo/bnblightclient/MsgUploadHeaders" enhances the serialization metadata for the MsgUploadHeaders message. This change is correct and aligns with the Cosmos SDK's usage of Amino encoding.


42-42: Add amino.name option to MsgUpdateHeader.

The inclusion of (amino.name) = "lorenzo/bnblightclient/MsgUpdateHeader" provides additional serialization metadata for the MsgUpdateHeader message. This addition is correct and beneficial for interoperability.


55-55: Add amino.name option to MsgUpdateParams.

The addition of (amino.name) = "lorenzo/bnblightclient/MsgUpdateParams" is appropriate for improving the serialization context of the MsgUpdateParams message. This is a correct enhancement.

proto/lorenzo/btcstaking/v1/tx.proto (7)

7-7: Import amino.proto is necessary for amino.name options.

The addition of this import is essential for enabling the amino.name options in the message definitions.


58-59: Add amino.name to MsgCreateBTCStaking.

The addition of the amino.name option enhances the message's identity for serialization purposes.


71-71: Add amino.name to MsgCreateBTCBStaking.

The amino.name option is added to improve serialization clarity.


83-84: Add amino.name to MsgBurnRequest.

Including the amino.name option ensures proper recognition in the Amino serialization framework.


97-97: Add amino.name to MsgAddReceiver.

The amino.name option is added to facilitate correct serialization.


107-107: Add amino.name to MsgRemoveReceiver.

The amino.name option enhances message identification for serialization.


116-116: Add amino.name to MsgUpdateParams.

The amino.name option is crucial for serialization in the Amino protocol.

proto/lorenzo/agent/v1/tx.proto (5)

7-7: Import amino.proto is necessary for amino.name options.

This import is essential for the new amino.name options to function correctly.


31-31: Add amino.name to MsgUpdateParams.

The amino.name option improves the message's serialization identity.


49-49: Add amino.name to MsgAddAgent.

The amino.name option is added to enhance serialization clarity.


74-74: Add amino.name to MsgEditAgent.

Including the amino.name option ensures proper serialization recognition.


94-94: Add amino.name to MsgRemoveAgent.

The amino.name option facilitates correct serialization.

x/token/module.go (1)

42-44: Implement RegisterLegacyAminoCodec to register the codec.

The method now properly registers the legacy amino codec, enhancing the module's interoperability.

x/agent/types/msg.go (10)

10-11: Add import for legacytx.

This import is necessary for implementing the legacytx.LegacyMsg interface.


21-26: Add type assertions for legacytx.LegacyMsg.

These assertions ensure that the message types implement the legacytx.LegacyMsg interface, enhancing compatibility.


42-44: Implement GetSignBytes for MsgUpdateParams.

This method serializes the message for signing, ensuring correct signature generation.


46-49: Implement Route and Type for MsgUpdateParams.

These methods define the routing path and type identifier, essential for message handling.


77-79: Implement GetSignBytes for MsgAddAgent.

This method ensures the message is correctly serialized for signing.


81-84: Implement Route and Type for MsgAddAgent.

These methods are crucial for defining the message's routing and type.


104-106: Implement GetSignBytes for MsgEditAgent.

This method serializes the message for signing, ensuring signature correctness.


108-111: Implement Route and Type for MsgEditAgent.

These methods define the routing path and type identifier, essential for message processing.


130-132: Implement GetSignBytes for MsgRemoveAgent.

This method ensures the message is serialized correctly for signing.


134-136: Implement Route and Type for MsgRemoveAgent.

These methods are necessary for defining the message's routing and type.

proto/lorenzo/token/v1/tx.proto (6)

35-35: Ensure consistency in amino names.

The addition of amino.name options is correct. Ensure that these names are consistent with any existing naming conventions across the codebase.


50-50: Ensure consistency in amino names.

The addition of amino.name options is correct. Ensure that these names are consistent with any existing naming conventions across the codebase.


64-64: Ensure consistency in amino names.

The addition of amino.name options is correct. Ensure that these names are consistent with any existing naming conventions across the codebase.


76-76: Ensure consistency in amino names.

The addition of amino.name options is correct. Ensure that these names are consistent with any existing naming conventions across the codebase.


90-90: Ensure consistency in amino names.

The addition of amino.name options is correct. Ensure that these names are consistent with any existing naming conventions across the codebase.


110-110: Ensure consistency in amino names.

The addition of amino.name options is correct. Ensure that these names are consistent with any existing naming conventions across the codebase.

x/btclightclient/types/msgs.go (10)

19-23: Implementations of legacytx.LegacyMsg are correct.

The declarations ensure that the message types implement the legacytx.LegacyMsg interface. This is crucial for backward compatibility.


106-108: Correct implementation of GetSignBytes.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message for signing. Ensure AminoCdc is properly configured elsewhere in the codebase.


110-110: Clarify the Route method's return value.

The Route method returns an empty string, which might be a placeholder. Ensure this is intentional and documented.


112-112: Correct implementation of Type.

The Type method provides a specific identifier for the message, aiding in transaction processing.


135-137: Correct implementation of GetSignBytes.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message for signing. Ensure AminoCdc is properly configured elsewhere in the codebase.


139-139: Clarify the Route method's return value.

The Route method returns an empty string, which might be a placeholder. Ensure this is intentional and documented.


141-141: Correct implementation of Type.

The Type method provides a specific identifier for the message, aiding in transaction processing.


158-160: Correct implementation of GetSignBytes.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message for signing. Ensure AminoCdc is properly configured elsewhere in the codebase.


162-162: Clarify the Route method's return value.

The Route method returns an empty string, which might be a placeholder. Ensure this is intentional and documented.


164-164: Correct implementation of Type.

The Type method provides a specific identifier for the message, aiding in transaction processing.

x/agent/module.go (1)

55-57: Correct implementation of RegisterLegacyAminoCodec.

The method now registers the module's types with the codec, enhancing serialization support.

x/fee/module.go (1)

55-57: Correct implementation of RegisterLegacyAminoCodec.

The method now registers the module's types with the codec, enhancing serialization support.

x/btclightclient/module.go (1)

48-48: Correct implementation of RegisterLegacyAminoCodec.

The RegisterLegacyAminoCodec function correctly registers the module's types with the provided codec. This aligns with the shift towards supporting legacy message formats.

x/bnblightclient/module.go (1)

55-57: Implementation of RegisterLegacyAminoCodec is correct.

The function now registers the module's types, which is essential for proper serialization and deserialization. This enhancement improves the module's interoperability with the codec system.

x/plan/module.go (1)

55-57: Correct implementation of RegisterLegacyAminoCodec.

The function now registers the module's types with the codec, ensuring proper serialization and deserialization. This aligns with the intended enhancements.

x/btcstaking/types/msg.go (13)

26-33: Ensure compatibility with legacytx.LegacyMsg.

The declaration ensures that the message types implement the legacytx.LegacyMsg interface, which is crucial for backward compatibility. This is a necessary step for integrating with legacy transaction formats.


63-65: Correct implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgCreateBTCStaking.

The method correctly serializes the message for signing, using the Amino codec. This is essential for ensuring the message can be signed and verified.


71-73: Correct Type implementation for MsgCreateBTCStaking.

The method returns the correct type string, which is necessary for message processing within the Cosmos SDK.


108-110: Correct implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgBurnRequest.

The method correctly serializes the message for signing, ensuring compatibility with the legacy transaction format.


116-118: Correct Type implementation for MsgBurnRequest.

The method returns the correct type string, facilitating proper message processing.


143-145: Correct implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgUpdateParams.

The method serializes the message for signing, ensuring it adheres to the expected format for legacy transactions.


151-153: Correct Type implementation for MsgUpdateParams.

The method provides the correct type string, which is essential for message identification and processing.


177-179: Correct implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgCreateBTCBStaking.

The method ensures the message is serialized correctly for signing, maintaining compatibility with legacy formats.


185-187: Correct Type implementation for MsgCreateBTCBStaking.

The method returns the correct type string, aiding in the message processing workflow.


204-206: Correct implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgAddReceiver.

The method correctly serializes the message, ensuring it can be signed and verified within the legacy transaction framework.


212-214: Correct Type implementation for MsgAddReceiver.

The method provides the appropriate type string, necessary for message handling.


231-233: Correct implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgRemoveReceiver.

The method serializes the message for signing, adhering to the legacy transaction requirements.


239-241: Correct Type implementation for MsgRemoveReceiver.

The method returns the correct type string, facilitating proper message processing.

x/btcstaking/module.go (1)

55-55: Update to use RegisterLegacyAminoCodec.

The method RegisterLegacyAminoCodec now uses types.RegisterLegacyAminoCodec(cdc), which indicates a shift towards utilizing a legacy codec for amino marshaling and unmarshaling. This change may affect data serialization and deserialization within the module, potentially impacting compatibility with previously stored data or interactions with other modules relying on the amino codec.

x/token/types/msg.go (18)

67-69: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgRegisterCoin.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


71-73: Implementation of Route for MsgRegisterCoin.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


75-77: Implementation of Type for MsgRegisterCoin.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


113-115: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgRegisterERC20.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


117-119: Implementation of Route for MsgRegisterERC20.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


121-123: Implementation of Type for MsgRegisterERC20.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


146-148: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgToggleConversion.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


150-152: Implementation of Route for MsgToggleConversion.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


154-156: Implementation of Type for MsgToggleConversion.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


189-191: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgConvertCoin.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


193-195: Implementation of Route for MsgConvertCoin.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


197-199: Implementation of Type for MsgConvertCoin.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


229-231: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgConvertERC20.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


233-235: Implementation of Route for MsgConvertERC20.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


237-239: Implementation of Type for MsgConvertERC20.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


255-257: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgUpdateParams.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


259-261: Implementation of Route for MsgUpdateParams.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


263-265: Implementation of Type for MsgUpdateParams.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.

proto/lorenzo/plan/v1/tx.proto (10)

7-7: Import of amino.proto for Amino serialization.

The import of amino/amino.proto indicates a shift towards incorporating Amino serialization features into the message structures.


49-49: Addition of amino.name option for MsgUpdateParams.

The amino.name option assigns a unique name for the message type in the Amino serialization format, enhancing interoperability.


67-67: Addition of amino.name option for MsgUpgradePlan.

The amino.name option assigns a unique name for the message type in the Amino serialization format, enhancing interoperability.


84-84: Addition of amino.name option for MsgCreatePlan.

The amino.name option assigns a unique name for the message type in the Amino serialization format, enhancing interoperability.


117-117: Addition of amino.name option for MsgSetMerkleRoot.

The amino.name option assigns a unique name for the message type in the Amino serialization format, enhancing interoperability.


142-142: Addition of amino.name option for MsgClaims.

The amino.name option assigns a unique name for the message type in the Amino serialization format, enhancing interoperability.


176-176: Addition of amino.name option for MsgUpdatePlanStatus.

The amino.name option assigns a unique name for the message type in the Amino serialization format, enhancing interoperability.


195-195: Addition of amino.name option for MsgCreateYAT.

The amino.name option assigns a unique name for the message type in the Amino serialization format, enhancing interoperability.


216-216: Addition of amino.name option for MsgSetMinter.

The amino.name option assigns a unique name for the message type in the Amino serialization format, enhancing interoperability.


234-234: Addition of amino.name option for MsgRemoveMinter.

The amino.name option assigns a unique name for the message type in the Amino serialization format, enhancing interoperability.

x/plan/types/msg.go (29)

10-10: Import of legacytx for legacy message interfaces.

The import of legacytx indicates the file will now leverage legacy message interfaces, enhancing interoperability with the legacy transaction system.


26-36: Declaration of message types as legacytx.LegacyMsg.

The message types are now recognized as legacy messages, enhancing their interoperability with the legacy transaction system.


52-54: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgUpdateParams.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


56-58: Implementation of Route for MsgUpdateParams.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


60-62: Implementation of Type for MsgUpdateParams.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


81-83: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgUpgradePlan.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


85-87: Implementation of Route for MsgUpgradePlan.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


89-91: Implementation of Type for MsgUpgradePlan.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


122-124: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgCreatePlan.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


126-128: Implementation of Route for MsgCreatePlan.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


130-132: Implementation of Type for MsgCreatePlan.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


169-171: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgClaims.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


173-175: Implementation of Route for MsgClaims.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


177-179: Implementation of Type for MsgClaims.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


201-203: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgCreateYAT.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


205-207: Implementation of Route for MsgCreateYAT.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


209-211: Implementation of Type for MsgCreateYAT.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


233-235: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgUpdatePlanStatus.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


237-239: Implementation of Route for MsgUpdatePlanStatus.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


241-243: Implementation of Type for MsgUpdatePlanStatus.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


265-267: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgSetMinter.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


269-271: Implementation of Route for MsgSetMinter.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


273-275: Implementation of Type for MsgSetMinter.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


297-299: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgRemoveMinter.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


301-303: Implementation of Route for MsgRemoveMinter.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


305-307: Implementation of Type for MsgRemoveMinter.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.


332-334: Implementation of GetSignBytes for MsgSetMerkleRoot.

The GetSignBytes method correctly serializes the message into JSON format and sorts it, ensuring consistent signatures.


336-338: Implementation of Route for MsgSetMerkleRoot.

The Route method returns an empty string, indicating no specific routing path for this message type.


340-342: Implementation of Type for MsgSetMerkleRoot.

The Type method returns a unique identifier for the message type, which is essential for message processing.

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x/btcstaking/types/codec.go (4)

10-13: Initialization of codec variables is correct.

The initialization of amino and AminoCdc is appropriate and follows standard practices for setting up legacy Amino codecs in the Cosmos SDK.


15-17: Use of init function for codec registration is appropriate.

The init function ensures that the codec registration occurs automatically, which is a common and effective pattern in Go packages.


Line range hint 28-38: Interface registration is correctly implemented.

The RegisterInterfaces function correctly registers the message types as implementations of sdk.Msg, ensuring proper integration with the SDK's message handling.


19-25: Verify message identifiers for correctness.

Ensure that the message identifiers for MsgRemoveReceiver and MsgAddReceiver are correctly registered. Previous comments indicated they might be swapped.

Run the following script to verify the correctness of message identifiers:

Verification successful

Let's correct the search pattern and try again to verify the message identifiers.


Let's adjust the search pattern to avoid special characters and focus on unique parts of the registration strings.


Message identifiers are correctly registered.

The message identifiers for MsgRemoveReceiver and MsgAddReceiver are correctly registered with the expected paths in the codebase. No issues were found with these registrations.

  • MsgRemoveReceiver is registered as "lorenzo/btcstaking/MsgRemoveReceiver".
  • MsgAddReceiver is registered as "lorenzo/btcstaking/MsgAddReceiver".
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correctness of message identifiers for MsgRemoveReceiver and MsgAddReceiver.

# Test: Check for swapped identifiers. Expect: Correct registration paths.
rg --type go $'RegisterConcrete(&MsgRemoveReceiver{}, "lorenzo/btcstaking/MsgRemoveReceiver", nil)'
rg --type go $'RegisterConcrete(&MsgAddReceiver{}, "lorenzo/btcstaking/MsgAddReceiver", nil)'

Length of output: 590


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correctness of message identifiers for MsgRemoveReceiver and MsgAddReceiver.

# Test: Check for swapped identifiers. Expect: Correct registration paths.
rg --type go 'RegisterConcrete\(&MsgRemoveReceiver{}, "lorenzo/btcstaking/MsgRemoveReceiver", nil\)'
rg --type go 'RegisterConcrete\(&MsgAddReceiver{}, "lorenzo/btcstaking/MsgAddReceiver", nil\)'

Length of output: 600


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correctness of message identifiers for MsgRemoveReceiver and MsgAddReceiver.

# Test: Check for swapped identifiers. Expect: Correct registration paths.
rg --type go 'MsgRemoveReceiver.*lorenzo/btcstaking/MsgRemoveReceiver'
rg --type go 'MsgAddReceiver.*lorenzo/btcstaking/MsgAddReceiver'

Length of output: 367

@sheldonleedev sheldonleedev merged commit c9ea3e7 into main Aug 21, 2024
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