feat: ibc testing framework #73
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WalkthroughThis update introduces significant enhancements to the IBC (Inter-Blockchain Communication) framework within the application, primarily focusing on a modular approach to middleware handling, improved testing utilities, and clearer semantic definitions. Key changes include the integration of a new token module, refactoring of middleware setup, and the addition of mock components for testing various scenarios, ultimately promoting code clarity, extensibility, and maintainability. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant App as Application
participant Token as Token Module
participant Middleware as IBC Middleware
participant TestUtil as Testing Utilities
App->>Middleware: Initialize with Token Module
Middleware->>Token: Setup Token Transfer Logic
Token->>Middleware: Confirm Token Setup
Middleware->>App: Middleware Ready
App->>TestUtil: Configure Testing Utilities
TestUtil->>App: Testing Environment Set Up
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Actionable comments posted: 15
Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (30)
testutil/ibc/types/expected_keepers.go (2)
1-2: Add file-level documentation.Consider adding a file-level comment to describe the purpose of this file.
// Package types defines interfaces and types used in the IBC testing package. package types
8-9: Fix the comment formatting.The comment should be on a single line to follow Go documentation conventions.
// StakingKeeper defines the expected staking keeper interface used in the IBC testing package.testutil/ibc/mock/privval.go (1)
16-18: Clarify the purpose of thePVstruct.The comment should emphasize that this struct is for testing purposes only.
- // MockPV implements PrivValidator without any safety or persistence. + // PV implements PrivValidator without any safety or persistence. + // This is a mock implementation for testing purposes only.testutil/ibc/config.go (3)
17-22: Ensure default values are defined and documented.The struct is well-defined, but the default values for the fields should be documented.
// TendermintConfig provides configuration for Tendermint clients. type TendermintConfig struct { TrustLevel ibctm.Fraction // Default: DefaultTrustLevel TrustingPeriod time.Duration // Default: TrustingPeriod UnbondingPeriod time.Duration // Default: UnbondingPeriod MaxClockDrift time.Duration // Default: MaxClockDrift }
37-40: Ensure default values are defined and documented.The struct is well-defined, but the default values for the fields should be documented.
// ConnectionConfig provides configuration for IBC connections. type ConnectionConfig struct { DelayPeriod uint64 // Default: DefaultDelayPeriod Version *connectiontypes.Version // Default: ConnectionVersion }
49-53: Ensure default values are defined and documented.The struct is well-defined, but the default values for the fields should be documented.
// ChannelConfig provides configuration for IBC channels. type ChannelConfig struct { PortID string // Default: mock.PortID Version string // Default: DefaultChannelVersion Order channeltypes.Order // Default: channeltypes.UNORDERED }x/token/setup_test.go (1)
32-47: Remove nolint directive and handle type assertion error.The
nolint:errcheckdirective suppresses the error check for the type assertion ofAppto*app.LorenzoApp. Given thatAppis an interface, the type assertion could fail ifAppholds a different implementation. It is important to handle this potential error properly instead of suppressing it.
- Remove the
nolint:errcheckdirective.- Implement error handling for the type assertion of
Appto*app.LorenzoApp.Analysis chain
Setup logic looks good. Verify nolint directive.
The setup logic is comprehensive and ensures that the test environment is correctly initialized.
However, verify if the nolint directive for errcheck is necessary.
Verify the necessity of nolint directive for errcheck.
The
nolint:errcheckdirective is used in multiple places in the codebase, suggesting a pattern of intentionally ignoring error checks for specific cases. To determine if this is necessary forsuite.chainAandsuite.chainBassignments, we need to investigate theAppfield ofLorenzoChainAandLorenzoChainBand theLorenzoApptype to understand if the type assertion can fail or produce an error.
Verify the necessity of nolint directive for errcheck.
The
nolint:errcheckdirective is used to suppress error checking for the type assertion ofAppto*app.LorenzoApp. To determine if this suppression is justified, we need to verify if theAppfield inibctesting.TestChainis always of type*app.LorenzoAppor if there are scenarios where it could be of a different type.Scripts executed
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x/plan/keeper/keeper_test.go (1)
Potential Issue with Setup Function
The TODO comment in
x/token/keeper/setup_test.gosuggests that the setup with the genesis merge function might require re-evaluation. This is relevant to the setup logic inx/plan/keeper/keeper_test.goas it uses a similar setup function. Please review theapp.SetupWithGenesisMergeFnfunction to ensure it is error-free and reliable.
x/token/keeper/setup_test.go: "TODO: setup with genesis merge fn need recheck, it's probably not errorless."Analysis chain
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Setup logic looks good. Verify TODO comment.The setup logic is comprehensive and ensures that the test environment is correctly initialized.
However, verify the TODO comment about the setup function.
Verify the TODO comment in
x/token/keeper/setup_test.go.The TODO comment in
x/token/keeper/setup_test.gosuggests that the setup with the genesis merge function might require re-evaluation. This is relevant to the setup logic inx/plan/keeper/keeper_test.goas it uses a similar setup function.Scripts executed
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testutil/ibc/events.go (6)
19-30: Ensure comprehensive error handling forParseClientIDFromEvents.The function correctly parses the client ID from events but does not provide specific error messages for different failure scenarios. Consider enhancing error messages for better debugging.
- return "", fmt.Errorf("client identifier event attribute not found") + return "", fmt.Errorf("client identifier event attribute not found in events: %v", events)
34-46: Ensure comprehensive error handling forParseConnectionIDFromEvents.The function correctly parses the connection ID from events but does not provide specific error messages for different failure scenarios. Consider enhancing error messages for better debugging.
- return "", fmt.Errorf("connection identifier event attribute not found") + return "", fmt.Errorf("connection identifier event attribute not found in events: %v", events)
50-61: Ensure comprehensive error handling forParseChannelIDFromEvents.The function correctly parses the channel ID from events but does not provide specific error messages for different failure scenarios. Consider enhancing error messages for better debugging.
- return "", fmt.Errorf("channel identifier event attribute not found") + return "", fmt.Errorf("channel identifier event attribute not found in events: %v", events)
65-119: Ensure comprehensive error handling forParsePacketFromEvents.The function correctly parses the packet from events but does not provide specific error messages for different failure scenarios. Consider enhancing error messages for better debugging.
- return channeltypes.Packet{}, fmt.Errorf("acknowledgement event attribute not found") + return channeltypes.Packet{}, fmt.Errorf("acknowledgement event attribute not found in events: %v", events)
123-134: Ensure comprehensive error handling forParseAckFromEvents.The function correctly parses the acknowledgement from events but does not provide specific error messages for different failure scenarios. Consider enhancing error messages for better debugging.
- return nil, fmt.Errorf("acknowledgement event attribute not found") + return nil, fmt.Errorf("acknowledgement event attribute not found in events: %v", events)
136-164: EnsureAssertEventsfunction handles missing events gracefully.The function asserts that expected events are present in the actual events but does not provide specific error messages for different failure scenarios. Consider enhancing error messages for better debugging.
- suite.Require().True(hasEvent, "event: %s was not found in events", eventName) + suite.Require().True(hasEvent, "event: %s was not found in events: %v", eventName, actual)x/token/ibc_middleware_test.go (2)
15-16: Clarify the note.The note in the comment is unclear. Consider rephrasing for better clarity.
- // Note: mock packet received instead sending an actual packet. + // Note: a mock packet is used instead of sending an actual packet.
109-110: Clarify the note.The note in the comment is unclear. Consider rephrasing for better clarity.
- // Note: mock packet timeout instead sending an actual packet. + // Note: a mock packet timeout is used instead of sending an actual packet.testutil/ibc/mock/ibc_module.go (13)
46-46: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
OnChanOpenInitfunction.
69-69: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
OnChanOpenTryfunction.
88-88: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
OnChanOpenAckfunction.
97-97: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
OnChanOpenConfirmfunction.
106-106: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
OnChanCloseInitfunction.
115-115: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
OnChanCloseConfirmfunction.
124-124: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
OnRecvPacketfunction.
149-149: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
OnAcknowledgementPacketfunction.
167-167: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
OnTimeoutPacketfunction.
185-185: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
UnmarshalPacketDatafunction.
194-194: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
GetMockRecvCanaryCapabilityNamefunction.
199-199: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
GetMockAckCanaryCapabilityNamefunction.
204-204: Add function documentation.Consider adding a detailed comment to describe the purpose and functionality of the
GetMockTimeoutCanaryCapabilityNamefunction.testutil/ibc/solomachine.go (1)
36-47: Consider adding comments for each field in theSolomachinestruct.Adding comments will improve code readability and maintainability.
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- x/plan/keeper/keeper_test.go (3 hunks)
- x/token/client/cli/tx.go (2 hunks)
- x/token/ibc_middleware.go (3 hunks)
- x/token/ibc_middleware_test.go (1 hunks)
- x/token/keeper/convert.go (5 hunks)
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- x/token/keeper/evm_hooks_test.go (1 hunks)
- x/token/keeper/genesis_test.go (2 hunks)
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- x/token/keeper/ibc_callbacks.go (5 hunks)
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- x/token/keeper/token_pair_test.go (1 hunks)
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testutil/ibc/types/expected_keepers.go (1)
10-12: LGTM!The interface definition looks good.
x/token/types/events.go (1)
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LGTM!The remaining constants are correctly defined. Ensure that the removal of the event type constants does not affect other parts of the codebase.
Verification successful
Verification Successful: The removed event type constants are not used elsewhere in the codebase.
- The constants
EventTypeTokenLock,EventTypeTokenUnlock,EventTypeMint, andEventTypeBurnwere not found in the original file or anywhere else in the codebase.Scripts executed
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x/ibctransfer/ibc_module.go (1)
18-22: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.The change to return a pointer to
IBCModuleimproves memory efficiency.However, ensure that all function calls to
NewIBCModulehandle the pointer correctly.testutil/ibc/utils.go (1)
13-22: LGTM! Ensure comprehensive test coverage.The function
ApplyValSetChangesis implemented correctly and follows best practices for error handling and immutability.Ensure that comprehensive tests are written to cover various scenarios.
proto/lorenzo/token/v1/token.proto (2)
9-19: LGTM! Improved semantic clarity.The changes to the enum
Sourceimprove semantic clarity and align with the new context.
31-32: LGTM! Improved semantic clarity.The changes to the field
sourcein the messageTokenPairimprove semantic clarity and align with the new context.x/token/keeper/params.go (4)
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LGTM!The
SetParamsmethod correctly stores the parameters in the key-value store.
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LGTM!The
GetParamsmethod correctly retrieves the parameters from the key-value store.
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LGTM!The
IsEVMHookEnabledmethod correctly checks if the EVM hook is enabled.
30-30: Verify the parameter name change.The method now checks
EnableConversioninstead ofEnableConvert. Ensure that this change is consistent across the codebase.Verification successful
Verification successful: Parameter name change is consistent.
The parameter
EnableConversionis consistently used across the codebase, confirming the update fromEnableConverttoEnableConversion.
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testutil/ibc/mock/ibc_module_test.go (1)
13-32: LGTM!The
TestCreateCapabilityNamefunction correctly tests the creation of capability names for different packet scenarios using therequirepackage for assertions.testutil/ibc/mock/privval_test.go (3)
15-20: LGTM!The
TestGetPubKeyfunction correctly tests the retrieval of the public key from the private validator using therequirepackage for assertions.
22-33: LGTM!The
TestSignVotefunction correctly tests the signing of votes by the private validator using therequirepackage for assertions.
35-46: LGTM!The
TestSignProposalfunction correctly tests the signing of proposals by the private validator using therequirepackage for assertions.x/fee/keeper/keeper_test.go (2)
32-32: LGTM! But verify the setup process.The code changes are approved.
However, ensure that the
app.Setupfunction correctly initializes all required components for the test suite.Verification successful
The setup process in
app.Setupcorrectly initializes all required components for the test suite.
- The
Setupfunction inapp/test_helper.goinitializes validators, genesis accounts, and the chain state.- It ensures that the necessary components are in place for the tests to run correctly.
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6-6: Verify the new import statement.Ensure that the
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The
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x/token/types/errors.go (1)
17-20: Verify the consistency of renumbered error codes.Ensure that the renumbered error codes are consistently reflected throughout the codebase.
testutil/ibc/mock/events.go (4)
17-20: LGTM!The function correctly returns a mock receive packet event.
22-25: LGTM!The function correctly returns a mock acknowledgement packet event.
27-30: LGTM!The function correctly returns a mock timeout packet event.
32-39: LGTM!The function correctly returns a mock event with the given event type.
testutil/ibc/mock/privval.go (4)
20-22: LGTM!The constructor function correctly initializes a new
PVinstance with a generated private key.
24-27: LGTM!The function correctly converts the private key to a Tendermint public key interface.
29-37: LGTM!The function correctly signs the vote and assigns the signature to the vote.
40-48: LGTM!The function correctly signs the proposal and assigns the signature to the proposal.
testutil/ibc/config.go (4)
24-31: LGTM!The constructor function correctly initializes a new
TendermintConfiginstance with default values.
33-35: LGTM!The function correctly returns the Tendermint client type.
42-46: LGTM!The constructor function correctly initializes a new
ConnectionConfiginstance with default values.
55-60: LGTM!The constructor function correctly initializes a new
ChannelConfiginstance with default values.x/token/keeper/genesis_test.go (2)
20-23: Verify the change fromOwnershiptoSource.Ensure that the change from
OwnershiptoSourcein theTokenPairstruct aligns with the new semantics and does not affect the test logic.
66-69: Verify the change fromOwnershiptoSource.Ensure that the change from
OwnershiptoSourcein theTokenPairstruct aligns with the new semantics and does not affect the test logic.x/agent/keeper/keeper_test.go (3)
7-7: Import change approved.The import of the
apppackage is necessary for the updated test setup.
21-21: Centralized test address creation approved.Using
app.CreateTestAddrscentralizes the test address creation within the application context, improving consistency.
57-57: Application-level test setup approved.Using
app.SetupWithGenesisMergeFnpromotes consistency and maintainability in the test environment setup.x/token/keeper/grpc_query_test.go (1)
18-18: Parameter renaming approved.The assertion update to use
EnableConversioninstead ofEnableConvertreflects a renaming of the parameter for clarity or consistency.testutil/ibc/values.go (3)
5-18: Package declaration and imports approved.The package declaration as
ibcand the included imports are appropriate for the context of the file.
20-44: Constants approved.The constants are well-defined and appropriate for their intended use in the testing package.
46-66: Variables approved.The variables are well-defined and appropriate for their intended use in the testing package.
testutil/ibc/mock/ibc_app.go (2)
12-88: LGTM! Ensure correct usage of callbacks.The
IBCAppstruct definition looks good. Verify that all callback functions are correctly defined and used within the codebase.
90-95: LGTM!The
NewIBCAppfunction correctly initializes and returns a newIBCAppinstance.x/token/ibc_middleware.go (5)
26-29: LGTM! Ensure correct initialization and usage of pointers.The
IBCMiddlewarestruct definition looks good. Verify that the pointers toIBCModuleandkeeper.Keeperare correctly initialized and used within the codebase.
18-24: LGTM!The
NewIBCMiddlewarefunction correctly initializes and returns a newIBCMiddlewareinstance.
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LGTM! Ensure correct post-processing logic.The
OnRecvPacketfunction looks good. Verify that the post-processing logic using the keeper is correctly implemented.
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LGTM! Ensure correct post-processing logic.The
OnAcknowledgementPacketfunction looks good. Verify that the post-processing logic using the keeper is correctly implemented.
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LGTM! Ensure correct post-processing logic.The
OnTimeoutPacketfunction looks good. Verify that the post-processing logic using the keeper is correctly implemented.testutil/ibc/path.go (4)
10-14: LGTM! Ensure correct initialization and usage of endpoints.The
Pathstruct definition looks good. Verify that the endpoints are correctly initialized and used within the codebase.
16-30: LGTM!The
NewPathfunction correctly initializes and returns a newPathinstance with default endpoints.
32-36: LGTM!The
SetChannelOrderedfunction correctly sets the channel order for both endpoints to ORDERED.
38-91: LGTM! Ensure correct packet relay logic.The
RelayPacketfunction looks good. Verify that the packet relay logic is correctly implemented and tested.x/token/setup_test.go (5)
1-16: Imports and struct declaration look good.The imports and struct declaration are appropriate for the test suite.
49-51: Test suite runner function looks good.The function is standard for running testify suites.
53-64: Mock transfer packet function looks good.The function correctly initializes the packet with the necessary fields.
67-75: IBC denom creation function looks good.The function correctly formats the denom trace. The note about multiple hop denom is acknowledged.
77-83: Mock acknowledgement function looks good.The function correctly handles both success and error cases.
x/token/keeper/setup_test.go (5)
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Imports and struct declaration look good.The imports and struct declaration are appropriate for the test suite.
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Setup function looks good.The function correctly delegates the setup logic to
execSetupTest.
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Utility functions look good.The functions correctly handle block commits and context updates.
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Setup logic looks good. Verify TODO comment.The setup logic is comprehensive and ensures that the test environment is correctly initialized.
However, verify the TODO comment about the setup function.
x/plan/keeper/keeper_test.go (4)
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39-39: LGTM! The condition check update enhances clarity.The change from
params.EnableConverttoparams.EnableConversionis more descriptive and improves code readability.
109-112: LGTM! The switch-case update refines the logic.The change from
pair.Ownershiptopair.Sourceand the caseOWNER_EXTERNALtoOWNER_CONTRACTenhances the semantic clarity of the code.x/token/keeper/ibc_callbacks.go (2)
37-42: LGTM! The token pair validation enhances robustness.The new logic to check for the existence of a token pair before proceeding with further operations ensures that only valid token pairs are processed, preventing potential errors related to unregistered tokens.
98-104: LGTM! The token pair validation enhances robustness.The new logic to check for the existence of a token pair before proceeding with further operations ensures that only valid token pairs are processed, preventing potential errors related to unregistered tokens.
x/ibctransfer/keeper/setup_test.go (2)
70-70: LGTM! The consolidation of functionality enhances maintainability.The update from
helpers.SetupWithGenesisMergeFntoapp.SetupWithGenesisMergeFnreduces dependencies on thehelperspackage and potentially enhances maintainability.
72-72: LGTM! The reference update aligns with the consolidation of functionality.The update from
helpers.SimAppChainIDtoapp.SimAppChainIDaligns with the consolidation of functionality within theapppackage.x/token/keeper/register.go (1)
67-67: Verify the impact of changing ownership type toOWNER_CONTRACT.The change in ownership type from
OWNER_EXTERNALtoOWNER_CONTRACTaffects how token pairs are managed and interacted with. Ensure that this change aligns with the overall design and does not introduce any unintended side effects.x/token/keeper/evm_hooks_test.go (1)
177-177: Verify the impact of changing the assignment fromOwnershiptoSource.The change in assignment from
OwnershiptoSourcesuggests a potential redefinition of the role of theSourceattribute. Ensure that this change aligns with the overall design and does not introduce any unintended side effects.testutil/ibc/mock/mock.go (5)
1-21: LGTM!The package declaration and imports are appropriate for the functionality provided in the file.
23-44: LGTM!The constants and variables are well-defined and appropriate for the mock module.
48-90: LGTM!The
PortKeeperinterface andAppModuleBasicstruct definitions, along with their methods, are appropriate and correctly implemented.
92-143: LGTM!The
AppModulestruct and its methods are well-defined and correctly implemented, adhering to the expected interfaces.
145-158: LGTM!The
KeyPathstruct and its methods are correctly implemented, adhering to the expected interface.testutil/ibc/coordinator.go (6)
1-11: LGTM!The package declaration and imports are appropriate for the functionality provided in the file.
13-19: LGTM!The constants and variables are well-defined and appropriate for the
Coordinatorstruct.
21-45: LGTM!The
Coordinatorstruct and its constructor are well-defined and correctly implemented.
47-73: LGTM!The methods for time management are well-defined and correctly implemented.
75-166: LGTM!The setup methods are well-defined and correctly implemented.
168-198: LGTM!The helper methods are well-defined and correctly implemented.
testutil/ibc/app.go (4)
1-40: LGTM!The package declaration and imports are appropriate for the functionality provided in the file.
44-60: LGTM!The
TestingAppinterface is well-defined and correctly implemented.
62-85: LGTM!The
SetupTestingAppfunction is well-defined and correctly implemented.
87-195: LGTM!The
SetupWithGenesisValSetandSetupWithGenesisValSetAndConsensusParamsfunctions are well-defined and correctly implemented.x/token/types/msg_test.go (1)
389-389: LGTM!The changes to the field name enhance clarity and align with its intended functionality.
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x/token/keeper/convert.go (4)
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app/test_helper.go (6)
328-329: LGTM!The addition of the
SignAndDeliverfunction enhances testing capabilities by simulating transaction delivery. Ensure that the function works correctly and adheres to best practices.
244-245: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.The change in the function signature aligns with the new package structure. Ensure that all function calls to
genesisStateWithValSetmatch the new types.Verification successful
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SetupWithGenesisMergeFnmatch the new return type.x/token/keeper/msg_server_test.go (6)
591-592: LGTM! But verify the parameter usage in the codebase.The renaming of the parameter
EnableConverttoEnableConversionenhances clarity regarding its purpose. Ensure that the changes are consistent across the codebase.
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testutil/ibc/chain.go (10)
101-165: LGTM!The function
NewTestChainWithValSetcorrectly initializes a newTestChaininstance with the given validator set and signer array.
168-192: LGTM!The function
NewTestChaincorrectly initializes a new test chain with a default of 4 validators.
194-197: LGTM!The function
GetContextcorrectly returns the current context for the application.
199-207: LGTM!The function
GetSimAppcorrectly returns theSimAppto allow usage of non-interface fields.
209-213: LGTM!The function
QueryProofcorrectly performs an ABCI query with the given key and returns the proto encoded merkle proof for the query.
215-220: LGTM!The function
QueryProofAtHeightcorrectly performs an ABCI query with the given key at a specific height and returns the proto encoded merkle proof for the query.
222-244: LGTM!The function
QueryProofForStorecorrectly performs an ABCI query with the given key for a specific store and returns the proto encoded merkle proof for the query.
246-268: LGTM!The function
QueryUpgradeProofcorrectly performs an ABCI query with the given key for an upgrade proof and returns the proto encoded merkle proof for the query.
270-280: LGTM!The function
QueryConsensusStateProofcorrectly performs an ABCI query for a consensus state stored on the given clientID and returns the proof and consensusHeight.
282-317: LGTM!The function
NextBlockcorrectly sets the last header to the current header and increments the current header to be at the next block height.testutil/ibc/endpoint.go (10)
36-48: LGTM!The function
NewEndpointcorrectly constructs a new endpoint without the counterparty.
50-59: LGTM!The function
NewDefaultEndpointcorrectly constructs a new endpoint using default values.
61-69: LGTM!The function
QueryProofcorrectly queries proof associated with the endpoint using the latest client state height on the counterparty chain.
71-76: LGTM!The function
QueryProofAtHeightcorrectly queries proof associated with the endpoint using the provided proof height.
78-128: LGTM!The function
CreateClientcorrectly creates an IBC client on the endpoint and updates the clientID if the message is successfully executed.
130-156: LGTM!The function
UpdateClientcorrectly updates the IBC client associated with the endpoint.
158-210: LGTM!The function
UpgradeChaincorrectly upgrades a chain's chainID to the next revision number and updates the counterparty client.
212-229: LGTM!The function
ConnOpenInitcorrectly constructs and executes aMsgConnectionOpenIniton the associated endpoint.
231-256: LGTM!The function
ConnOpenTrycorrectly constructs and executes aMsgConnectionOpenTryon the associated endpoint.
258-273: LGTM!The function
ConnOpenAckcorrectly constructs and executes aMsgConnectionOpenAckon the associated endpoint.testutil/ibc/solomachine.go (5)
97-100: LGTM!The function is straightforward and correctly returns a new solo machine
ClientStateinstance.
102-111: LGTM!The function is straightforward and correctly returns a new solo machine
ConsensusStateinstance.
114-117: LGTM!The function is straightforward and correctly returns an exported
HeightwithSequenceasRevisionHeight.
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68-95: Add error handling for key generation inGenerateKeys.The function does not handle potential errors from key generation. Consider adding error handling to improve robustness.
func GenerateKeys(t *testing.T, n uint64) ([]cryptotypes.PrivKey, []cryptotypes.PubKey, cryptotypes.PubKey, error) { require.NotEqual(t, uint64(0), n, "generation of zero keys is not allowed") privKeys := make([]cryptotypes.PrivKey, n) pubKeys := make([]cryptotypes.PubKey, n) for i := uint64(0); i < n; i++ { privKeys[i] = secp256k1.GenPrivKey() pubKeys[i] = privKeys[i].PubKey() } var pk cryptotypes.PubKey if len(privKeys) > 1 { // generate multi sig pk pk = kmultisig.NewLegacyAminoPubKey(int(n), pubKeys) } else { pk = privKeys[0].PubKey() } return privKeys, pubKeys, pk, nil }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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| func (solo *Solomachine) CreateHeader(newDiversifier string) *solomachine.Header { | ||
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func (solo *Solomachine) CreateHeader(newDiversifier string) *solomachine.Header {
// generate new private keys and signature for header
newPrivKeys, newPubKeys, newPubKey := GenerateKeys(solo.t, uint64(len(solo.PrivateKeys)))
publicKey, err := codectypes.NewAnyWithValue(newPubKey)
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
data := &solomachine.HeaderData{
NewPubKey: publicKey,
NewDiversifier: newDiversifier,
}
dataBz, err := solo.cdc.Marshal(data)
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
signBytes := &solomachine.SignBytes{
Sequence: solo.Sequence,
Timestamp: solo.Time,
Diversifier: solo.Diversifier,
Path: []byte(solomachine.SentinelHeaderPath),
Data: dataBz,
}
bz, err := solo.cdc.Marshal(signBytes)
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
sig := solo.GenerateSignature(bz)
header := &solomachine.Header{
Timestamp: solo.Time,
Signature: sig,
NewPublicKey: publicKey,
NewDiversifier: newDiversifier,
}
// assumes successful header update
solo.Sequence++
solo.Time++
solo.PrivateKeys = newPrivKeys
solo.PublicKeys = newPubKeys
solo.PublicKey = newPubKey
solo.Diversifier = newDiversifier
return header
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| // by signing over two different data bytes at the same sequence. | ||
| func (solo *Solomachine) CreateMisbehaviour() *solomachine.Misbehaviour { | ||
| merklePath := solo.GetClientStatePath("counterparty") | ||
| path, err := solo.cdc.Marshal(&merklePath) | ||
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | ||
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| data, err := solo.cdc.Marshal(solo.ClientState()) | ||
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | ||
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| signBytes := &solomachine.SignBytes{ | ||
| Sequence: solo.Sequence, | ||
| Timestamp: solo.Time, | ||
| Diversifier: solo.Diversifier, | ||
| Path: path, | ||
| Data: data, | ||
| } | ||
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| bz, err := solo.cdc.Marshal(signBytes) | ||
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | ||
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| sig := solo.GenerateSignature(bz) | ||
| signatureOne := solomachine.SignatureAndData{ | ||
| Signature: sig, | ||
| Path: path, | ||
| Data: data, | ||
| Timestamp: solo.Time, | ||
| } | ||
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| // misbehaviour signaturess can have different timestamps | ||
| solo.Time++ | ||
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| merklePath = solo.GetConsensusStatePath("counterparty", clienttypes.NewHeight(0, 1)) | ||
| path, err = solo.cdc.Marshal(&merklePath) | ||
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | ||
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| data, err = solo.cdc.Marshal(solo.ConsensusState()) | ||
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | ||
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| signBytes = &solomachine.SignBytes{ | ||
| Sequence: solo.Sequence, | ||
| Timestamp: solo.Time, | ||
| Diversifier: solo.Diversifier, | ||
| Path: path, | ||
| Data: data, | ||
| } | ||
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| bz, err = solo.cdc.Marshal(signBytes) | ||
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | ||
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| sig = solo.GenerateSignature(bz) | ||
| signatureTwo := solomachine.SignatureAndData{ | ||
| Signature: sig, | ||
| Path: path, | ||
| Data: data, | ||
| Timestamp: solo.Time, | ||
| } | ||
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| return &solomachine.Misbehaviour{ | ||
| Sequence: solo.Sequence, | ||
| SignatureOne: &signatureOne, | ||
| SignatureTwo: &signatureTwo, | ||
| } |
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Handle potential errors more explicitly in CreateMisbehaviour.
The function should handle potential errors more explicitly to improve robustness.
func (solo *Solomachine) CreateMisbehaviour() *solomachine.Misbehaviour {
merklePath := solo.GetClientStatePath("counterparty")
path, err := solo.cdc.Marshal(&merklePath)
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
data, err := solo.cdc.Marshal(solo.ClientState())
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
signBytes := &solomachine.SignBytes{
Sequence: solo.Sequence,
Timestamp: solo.Time,
Diversifier: solo.Diversifier,
Path: path,
Data: data,
}
bz, err := solo.cdc.Marshal(signBytes)
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
sig := solo.GenerateSignature(bz)
signatureOne := solomachine.SignatureAndData{
Signature: sig,
Path: path,
Data: data,
Timestamp: solo.Time,
}
// misbehaviour signaturess can have different timestamps
solo.Time++
merklePath = solo.GetConsensusStatePath("counterparty", clienttypes.NewHeight(0, 1))
path, err = solo.cdc.Marshal(&merklePath)
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
data, err = solo.cdc.Marshal(solo.ConsensusState())
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
signBytes = &solomachine.SignBytes{
Sequence: solo.Sequence,
Timestamp: solo.Time,
Diversifier: solo.Diversifier,
Path: path,
Data: data,
}
bz, err = solo.cdc.Marshal(signBytes)
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
sig = solo.GenerateSignature(bz)
signatureTwo := solomachine.SignatureAndData{
Signature: sig,
Path: path,
Data: data,
Timestamp: solo.Time,
}
return &solomachine.Misbehaviour{
Sequence: solo.Sequence,
SignatureOne: &signatureOne,
SignatureTwo: &signatureTwo,
}
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| // CreateClient creates an on-chain client on the provided chain. | ||
| func (solo *Solomachine) CreateClient(chain *TestChain) string { | ||
| msgCreateClient, err := clienttypes.NewMsgCreateClient(solo.ClientState(), solo.ConsensusState(), chain.SenderAccount.GetAddress().String()) | ||
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | ||
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| res, err := chain.SendMsgs(msgCreateClient) | ||
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | ||
| require.NotNil(solo.t, res) | ||
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| clientID, err := ParseClientIDFromEvents(res.GetEvents()) | ||
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | ||
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| return clientID | ||
| } |
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The function should handle potential errors more explicitly to improve robustness.
func (solo *Solomachine) CreateClient(chain *TestChain) string {
msgCreateClient, err := clienttypes.NewMsgCreateClient(solo.ClientState(), solo.ConsensusState(), chain.SenderAccount.GetAddress().String())
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
res, err := chain.SendMsgs(msgCreateClient)
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
require.NotNil(solo.t, res)
clientID, err := ParseClientIDFromEvents(res.GetEvents())
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
require.NotEmpty(solo.t, clientID, "clientID should not be empty")
return clientID
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| // CreateClient creates an on-chain client on the provided chain. | |
| func (solo *Solomachine) CreateClient(chain *TestChain) string { | |
| msgCreateClient, err := clienttypes.NewMsgCreateClient(solo.ClientState(), solo.ConsensusState(), chain.SenderAccount.GetAddress().String()) | |
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | |
| res, err := chain.SendMsgs(msgCreateClient) | |
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | |
| require.NotNil(solo.t, res) | |
| clientID, err := ParseClientIDFromEvents(res.GetEvents()) | |
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | |
| return clientID | |
| } | |
| // CreateClient creates an on-chain client on the provided chain. | |
| func (solo *Solomachine) CreateClient(chain *TestChain) string { | |
| msgCreateClient, err := clienttypes.NewMsgCreateClient(solo.ClientState(), solo.ConsensusState(), chain.SenderAccount.GetAddress().String()) | |
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | |
| res, err := chain.SendMsgs(msgCreateClient) | |
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | |
| require.NotNil(solo.t, res) | |
| clientID, err := ParseClientIDFromEvents(res.GetEvents()) | |
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | |
| require.NotEmpty(solo.t, clientID, "clientID should not be empty") | |
| return clientID | |
| } |
| // NewSolomachine returns a new solomachine instance with an `nKeys` amount of | ||
| // generated private/public key pairs and a sequence starting at 1. If nKeys | ||
| // is greater than 1 then a multisig public key is used. | ||
| func NewSolomachine(t *testing.T, cdc codec.BinaryCodec, clientID, diversifier string, nKeys uint64) *Solomachine { | ||
| privKeys, pubKeys, pk := GenerateKeys(t, nKeys) | ||
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| return &Solomachine{ | ||
| t: t, | ||
| cdc: cdc, | ||
| ClientID: clientID, | ||
| PrivateKeys: privKeys, | ||
| PublicKeys: pubKeys, | ||
| PublicKey: pk, | ||
| Sequence: 1, | ||
| Time: 10, | ||
| Diversifier: diversifier, | ||
| } |
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Ensure proper error handling in the constructor function NewSolomachine.
The function does not handle potential errors from GenerateKeys. Consider adding error handling to improve robustness.
func NewSolomachine(t *testing.T, cdc codec.BinaryCodec, clientID, diversifier string, nKeys uint64) *Solomachine {
- privKeys, pubKeys, pk := GenerateKeys(t, nKeys)
+ privKeys, pubKeys, pk, err := GenerateKeys(t, nKeys)
+ require.NoError(t, err)
return &Solomachine{
t: t,
cdc: cdc,
ClientID: clientID,
PrivateKeys: privKeys,
PublicKeys: pubKeys,
PublicKey: pk,
Sequence: 1,
Time: 10,
Diversifier: diversifier,
}
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| // NewSolomachine returns a new solomachine instance with an `nKeys` amount of | |
| // generated private/public key pairs and a sequence starting at 1. If nKeys | |
| // is greater than 1 then a multisig public key is used. | |
| func NewSolomachine(t *testing.T, cdc codec.BinaryCodec, clientID, diversifier string, nKeys uint64) *Solomachine { | |
| privKeys, pubKeys, pk := GenerateKeys(t, nKeys) | |
| return &Solomachine{ | |
| t: t, | |
| cdc: cdc, | |
| ClientID: clientID, | |
| PrivateKeys: privKeys, | |
| PublicKeys: pubKeys, | |
| PublicKey: pk, | |
| Sequence: 1, | |
| Time: 10, | |
| Diversifier: diversifier, | |
| } | |
| // NewSolomachine returns a new solomachine instance with an `nKeys` amount of | |
| // generated private/public key pairs and a sequence starting at 1. If nKeys | |
| // is greater than 1 then a multisig public key is used. | |
| func NewSolomachine(t *testing.T, cdc codec.BinaryCodec, clientID, diversifier string, nKeys uint64) *Solomachine { | |
| privKeys, pubKeys, pk, err := GenerateKeys(t, nKeys) | |
| require.NoError(t, err) | |
| return &Solomachine{ | |
| t: t, | |
| cdc: cdc, | |
| ClientID: clientID, | |
| PrivateKeys: privKeys, | |
| PublicKeys: pubKeys, | |
| PublicKey: pk, | |
| Sequence: 1, | |
| Time: 10, | |
| Diversifier: diversifier, | |
| } | |
| } |
| // ConnOpenAck performs the connection open ack handshake step on the tendermint chain for the associated | ||
| // solo machine client. | ||
| func (solo *Solomachine) ConnOpenAck(chain *TestChain, clientID, connectionID string) { | ||
| proofTry := solo.GenerateConnOpenTryProof(clientID, connectionID) | ||
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| clientState := ibctm.NewClientState(chain.ChainID, DefaultTrustLevel, TrustingPeriod, UnbondingPeriod, MaxClockDrift, chain.LastHeader.GetHeight().(clienttypes.Height), commitmenttypes.GetSDKSpecs(), UpgradePath) | ||
| proofClient := solo.GenerateClientStateProof(clientState) | ||
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| consensusState := chain.LastHeader.ConsensusState() | ||
| consensusHeight := chain.LastHeader.GetHeight() | ||
| proofConsensus := solo.GenerateConsensusStateProof(consensusState, consensusHeight) | ||
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| msgConnOpenAck := connectiontypes.NewMsgConnectionOpenAck( | ||
| connectionID, connectionIDSolomachine, clientState, | ||
| proofTry, proofClient, proofConsensus, | ||
| clienttypes.ZeroHeight(), clientState.GetLatestHeight().(clienttypes.Height), | ||
| ConnectionVersion, | ||
| chain.SenderAccount.GetAddress().String(), | ||
| ) | ||
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| res, err := chain.SendMsgs(msgConnOpenAck) | ||
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | ||
| require.NotNil(solo.t, res) | ||
| } |
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Handle potential errors more explicitly in ConnOpenAck.
The function should handle potential errors more explicitly to improve robustness.
func (solo *Solomachine) ConnOpenAck(chain *TestChain, clientID, connectionID string) {
proofTry := solo.GenerateConnOpenTryProof(clientID, connectionID)
clientState := ibctm.NewClientState(chain.ChainID, DefaultTrustLevel, TrustingPeriod, UnbondingPeriod, MaxClockDrift, chain.LastHeader.GetHeight().(clienttypes.Height), commitmenttypes.GetSDKSpecs(), UpgradePath)
proofClient := solo.GenerateClientStateProof(clientState)
consensusState := chain.LastHeader.ConsensusState()
consensusHeight := chain.LastHeader.GetHeight()
proofConsensus := solo.GenerateConsensusStateProof(consensusState, consensusHeight)
msgConnOpenAck := connectiontypes.NewMsgConnectionOpenAck(
connectionID, connectionIDSolomachine, clientState,
proofTry, proofClient, proofConsensus,
clienttypes.ZeroHeight(), clientState.GetLatestHeight().(clienttypes.Height),
ConnectionVersion,
chain.SenderAccount.GetAddress().String(),
)
res, err := chain.SendMsgs(msgConnOpenAck)
require.NoError(solo.t, err)
require.NotNil(solo.t, res)
require.NotEmpty(solo.t, res, "response should not be empty")
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| // ConnOpenAck performs the connection open ack handshake step on the tendermint chain for the associated | |
| // solo machine client. | |
| func (solo *Solomachine) ConnOpenAck(chain *TestChain, clientID, connectionID string) { | |
| proofTry := solo.GenerateConnOpenTryProof(clientID, connectionID) | |
| clientState := ibctm.NewClientState(chain.ChainID, DefaultTrustLevel, TrustingPeriod, UnbondingPeriod, MaxClockDrift, chain.LastHeader.GetHeight().(clienttypes.Height), commitmenttypes.GetSDKSpecs(), UpgradePath) | |
| proofClient := solo.GenerateClientStateProof(clientState) | |
| consensusState := chain.LastHeader.ConsensusState() | |
| consensusHeight := chain.LastHeader.GetHeight() | |
| proofConsensus := solo.GenerateConsensusStateProof(consensusState, consensusHeight) | |
| msgConnOpenAck := connectiontypes.NewMsgConnectionOpenAck( | |
| connectionID, connectionIDSolomachine, clientState, | |
| proofTry, proofClient, proofConsensus, | |
| clienttypes.ZeroHeight(), clientState.GetLatestHeight().(clienttypes.Height), | |
| ConnectionVersion, | |
| chain.SenderAccount.GetAddress().String(), | |
| ) | |
| res, err := chain.SendMsgs(msgConnOpenAck) | |
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | |
| require.NotNil(solo.t, res) | |
| } | |
| // ConnOpenAck performs the connection open ack handshake step on the tendermint chain for the associated | |
| // solo machine client. | |
| func (solo *Solomachine) ConnOpenAck(chain *TestChain, clientID, connectionID string) { | |
| proofTry := solo.GenerateConnOpenTryProof(clientID, connectionID) | |
| clientState := ibctm.NewClientState(chain.ChainID, DefaultTrustLevel, TrustingPeriod, UnbondingPeriod, MaxClockDrift, chain.LastHeader.GetHeight().(clienttypes.Height), commitmenttypes.GetSDKSpecs(), UpgradePath) | |
| proofClient := solo.GenerateClientStateProof(clientState) | |
| consensusState := chain.LastHeader.ConsensusState() | |
| consensusHeight := chain.LastHeader.GetHeight() | |
| proofConsensus := solo.GenerateConsensusStateProof(consensusState, consensusHeight) | |
| msgConnOpenAck := connectiontypes.NewMsgConnectionOpenAck( | |
| connectionID, connectionIDSolomachine, clientState, | |
| proofTry, proofClient, proofConsensus, | |
| clienttypes.ZeroHeight(), clientState.GetLatestHeight().(clienttypes.Height), | |
| ConnectionVersion, | |
| chain.SenderAccount.GetAddress().String(), | |
| ) | |
| res, err := chain.SendMsgs(msgConnOpenAck) | |
| require.NoError(solo.t, err) | |
| require.NotNil(solo.t, res) | |
| require.NotEmpty(solo.t, res, "response should not be empty") | |
| } |
| }, | ||
| } | ||
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| }, | ||
| } | ||
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| err = errorsmod.Wrapf(errortypes.ErrInvalidType, "cannot unmarshal ICS-20 transfer packet data") | ||
| return channeltypes.NewErrorAcknowledgement(err) | ||
| } | ||
| transfertypes.ModuleCdc.MustUnmarshalJSON(packet.GetData(), &data) |
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Consider handling errors explicitly instead of using MustUnmarshalJSON.
Using MustUnmarshalJSON simplifies the control flow but can cause the application to panic if invalid data is encountered. Consider handling errors explicitly to improve robustness.
- transfertypes.ModuleCdc.MustUnmarshalJSON(packet.GetData(), &data)
+ if err := transfertypes.ModuleCdc.UnmarshalJSON(packet.GetData(), &data); err != nil {
+ return channeltypes.NewErrorAcknowledgement(err)
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| transfertypes.ModuleCdc.MustUnmarshalJSON(packet.GetData(), &data) | |
| transfertypes.ModuleCdc.MustUnmarshalJSON(packet.GetData(), &data) | |
| if err := transfertypes.ModuleCdc.UnmarshalJSON(packet.GetData(), &data); err != nil { | |
| return channeltypes.NewErrorAcknowledgement(err) | |
| } |
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