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Update the block header to ensure compatibility with future updates #4175

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Please check the type of change your PR introduces:

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What is the current behavior?

The block header will remain compatible if more fields are added in the future.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Enhanced block creation process with structured block header generation for improved integrity.
    • Introduced a PruningPointManager for better management of pruning within the BlockDAG.
    • Added new fields (version, pruning_point) in the block header for improved metadata management.
    • Updated genesis configuration to include dag_test and vega methods for optimized chain identification.
    • Improved logging capabilities in the block synchronization process for better monitoring.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Simplified control flow in tests, improving reliability of block generation and testing processes.
  • Chores

    • Removed outdated test functions to streamline the testing framework.

These changes collectively enhance the blockchain's performance, reliability, and overall user experience.

@jackzhhuang jackzhhuang requested review from welbon and simonjiao and removed request for jolestar August 6, 2024 14:10
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The recent updates involve significant changes to blockchain functionality, including the removal of certain test functions, enhancements to block headers with new fields for versioning and pruning, and revisions aimed at deterministic block creation. These changes also optimize verification processes and adjustment of logging for better debugging. Overall, these modifications are intended to streamline operations and improve the reliability and integrity of the system.

Changes

Files Grouped Change Summary
executor/tests/*, network/tests/* Removed outdated tests for FlexiDagConfig; updated block creation to use deterministic methods for reliability.
types/src/block/mod.rs, flexidag/src/blockdag.rs Enhanced BlockHeader with new fields for versioning and pruning; introduced PruningPointManager for improved state management.
vm/vm-runtime/src/starcoin_vm.rs, vm/types/src/block_metadata/mod.rs, vm/types/src/genesis_config.rs Removed the ability to retrieve FlexiDagConfig; modified handling of parents_hash; added new methods for specific ChainId instances.
vm/transaction-builder/src/lib.rs, vm/starcoin-transactional-test-harness/src/lib.rs Updated block creation logic, including hardcoded values for consistent behavior in transaction processing.
vm/starcoin-transactional-test-harness/tests/cases/* Simplified test cases and adjusted initialization commands for greater adaptability.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant A as Client
    participant B as Executor
    participant C as Block
    participant D as Config

    A->>B: Request block creation
    B->>D: Check configuration for parameters
    D-->>B: Return parameters (version, pruning)
    B->>C: Create block with parameters
    C-->>B: Return new block
    B->>A: Send block confirmation
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Actionable comments posted: 4

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (8)
test-helper/src/block.rs (1)

13-21: Update function calls to match the new signature

The function create_new_block has been updated, but the calls in test-helper/src/dao.rs do not reflect the new signature. Please update the following lines to include the new parameters:

  • test-helper/src/dao.rs: line 52
  • test-helper/src/dao.rs: line 58
  • test-helper/src/dao.rs: line 64
  • test-helper/src/dao.rs: line 70
  • test-helper/src/dao.rs: line 76
  • test-helper/src/dao.rs: line 82
  • test-helper/src/dao.rs: line 88
  • test-helper/src/dao.rs: line 94
Analysis chain

LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that all function calls to create_new_block match the new signature.

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# Description: Verify all function calls to `create_new_block` match the new signature.

# Test: Search for the function usage. Expect: Only occurrences of the new signature.
rg --type rust -A 5 $'create_new_block'

Length of output: 4306

types/src/consensus_header.rs (1)

Ensure correct handling of Option<Vec<HashValue>> return type for parents method

The parents method calls in flexidag/src/blockdag.rs do not handle the Option<Vec<HashValue>> return type correctly. Specifically, the code assumes that parents always returns a Vec<HashValue>, without checking for None.

  • File: flexidag/src/blockdag.rs
    • Lines:
      • let parents = header.parents();
      • tips: block_header.parents(),
      • let ghostdata = self.ghost_dag_manager().ghostdag(&block_header.parents())?;

Please update these instances to handle the None case appropriately.

Analysis chain

Line range hint 10-10:
LGTM! But verify the method usage in the codebase.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that all method calls to parents handle the Option<Vec<HashValue>> return type correctly.

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# Description: Verify all method calls to `parents` handle the `Option<Vec<HashValue>>` return type correctly.

# Test: Search for the method usage. Expect: Only occurrences of the new return type handling.
rg --type rust -A 5 $'parents'

Length of output: 68700


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all method calls to `parents` from the `ConsensusHeader` trait handle the `Option<Vec<HashValue>>` return type correctly.

# Test: Search for the method usage within the context of the `ConsensusHeader` trait. Expect: Only occurrences of the new return type handling.
rg --type rust -A 5 'ConsensusHeader' | rg 'parents\(\)'

Length of output: 56


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all method calls to `parents` from the `ConsensusHeader` trait handle the `Option<Vec<HashValue>>` return type correctly.

# Test: Search for the method usage within the Rust files. Expect: Only occurrences of the new return type handling.
rg --type rust -A 5 'parents\(\)'

Length of output: 989


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract relevant lines around the `parents` method calls in `flexidag/src/blockdag.rs` to verify the handling of the `Option<Vec<HashValue>>` return type.

# Test: Extract lines around `parents` method calls. Expect: Handling of `Option<Vec<HashValue>>` return type.
rg --type rust -A 10 -B 10 'header.parents\(\)' flexidag/src/blockdag.rs

Length of output: 1606

sync/src/tasks/continue_execute_absent_block.rs (1)

Line range hint 42-44:
Reconsider removing error handling for parent block existence.

The removal of error handling reduces robustness and may lead to unhandled errors. Consider re-adding the error handling to ensure the existence of parent blocks.

-  .ok_or_else(|| {
-      anyhow!(
-      "the dag block should exist in local store, parent child block id: {:?}",
-      parent_id,
-  )
-  })?;
+  .expect("the dag block should exist in local store, parent child block id: {:?}")
types/src/block/mod.rs (3)

265-266: Missing initialization of new parameters in BlockHeader::new_with_auth_key method calls.

The calls to the BlockHeader::new_with_auth_key method in types/src/block/mod.rs and types/src/block/tests.rs do not include the new parameters version and pruning_point. Ensure that these parameters are added to the method calls to correctly initialize the BlockHeader object.

  • types/src/block/mod.rs
  • types/src/block/tests.rs
Analysis chain

Updated BlockHeader::new_with_auth_key method.

The new_with_auth_key method now includes version and pruning_point parameters, ensuring these fields are initialized correctly.

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# Test: Search for the `BlockHeader::new_with_auth_key` method usage. Expect: All occurrences reflect the new parameters.
rg --type rust -A 10 $'BlockHeader::new_with_auth_key'

Length of output: 1887


42-42: Update ParentsHash type usage.

The ParentsHash type alias has been changed from Option<Vec<HashValue>> to Vec<HashValue>. The following instances need to be updated to reflect this change:

  • types/src/block/block_header_data.rs: Lines where ParentsHash is used within an Option.
  • types/src/block/mod.rs: Lines where ParentsHash is used within an Option.

Ensure that all occurrences of Option<ParentsHash> are updated to ParentsHash.

Analysis chain

Simplified ParentsHash type.

The change from Option<Vec<HashValue>> to Vec<HashValue> simplifies the handling of parent hashes. Ensure that all usages of ParentsHash are updated to reflect this change.

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# Description: Verify all usages of `ParentsHash` are updated to reflect the new type.

# Test: Search for the type alias. Expect: All occurrences reflect the new type.
rg --type rust -A 5 $'ParentsHash'

Length of output: 4927


503-516: Discrepancy in BlockHeader::serialize method

The BlockHeader struct includes the version and pruning_point fields, but the BlockHeaderDataInVega struct does not. This discrepancy means that when self.upgrade() is false, these fields are not serialized. Please review the serialization logic for BlockHeaderDataInVega to ensure consistent serialization of all fields.

  • File: types/src/block/mod.rs
  • Lines: 503-516
Analysis chain

Updated BlockHeader::serialize method.

The serialize method now handles the new fields version and pruning_point, ensuring they are included in the serialization process.

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# Description: Verify the serialization of `version` and `pruning_point` in the `BlockHeader::serialize` method.

# Test: Search for the `BlockHeader::serialize` method usage. Expect: All occurrences reflect the new fields.
rg --type rust -A 10 $'BlockHeader::serialize'

Length of output: 45


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# Search for the implementation of the `BlockHeader::serialize` method within the codebase.
ast-grep --lang rust --pattern 'impl Serialize for BlockHeader { fn serialize($_, $_) -> $_ { $$$ } }'

# Search for the usage of the `BlockHeader::serialize` method within the codebase.
rg --type rust 'BlockHeader::serialize'

Length of output: 206


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#!/bin/bash
# Locate the definition of the `BlockHeader` struct to confirm the presence of `version` and `pruning_point` fields.
rg --type rust 'struct BlockHeader' -A 20

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rg --type rust 'impl Serialize for BlockHeader' -A 20

Length of output: 15201

vm/starcoin-transactional-test-harness/src/lib.rs (1)

875-876: Inconsistent Block::new function call usage.

The Block::new function call has been updated to include two additional parameters: 0 and HashValue::zero(). However, this change has not been consistently applied across the codebase. Please update all occurrences of the Block::new function call to include the new parameters.

  • Files to update:
    • txpool/src/test.rs
    • vm/starcoin-transactional-test-harness/src/lib.rs
    • sync/src/tasks/block_sync_task.rs
    • sync/src/tasks/tests.rs
    • sync/src/store/tests.rs
    • storage/src/tests/test_storage.rs
    • storage/src/tests/test_block.rs
    • network/tests/network_service_test.rs
    • miner/src/create_block_template/mod.rs
    • flexidag/src/reachability/inquirer.rs
    • flexidag/src/consensusdb/consensus_ghostdag.rs
    • block-relayer/src/block_relayer.rs
    • chain/tests/test_opened_block.rs
    • chain/tests/block_test_utils.rs
    • chain/src/chain.rs
    • chain/chain-notify/src/lib.rs
Analysis chain

Updated Block::new function call.

The Block::new function call now includes two additional parameters: 0 and HashValue::zero(), ensuring proper block creation.

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rg --type rust -A 5 $'Block::new'

Length of output: 14369

vm/vm-runtime/src/starcoin_vm.rs (1)

974-976: Ensure parents_hash is always provided.

The previous implementation used unwrap_or_default to handle cases where parents_hash might be None. The new implementation directly uses parents_hash, which implies that parents_hash must always be provided. However, the search results indicate that parents_hash is sometimes an Option, which means it can be None. Ensure that parents_hash is never None to avoid potential runtime errors.

  • File: vm/vm-runtime/src/starcoin_vm.rs
  • Lines: 974-976
  • Code:
    bcs_ext::to_bytes(&parents_hash)
        .or(Err(VMStatus::Error(VALUE_SERIALIZATION_ERROR)))?,

Category:

Analysis chain

Ensure parents_hash is always provided.

The previous implementation used unwrap_or_default to handle cases where parents_hash might be None. The new implementation directly uses parents_hash, which implies that parents_hash must always be provided. Ensure that parents_hash is never None to avoid potential runtime errors.

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Length of output: 42245

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Files ignored due to path filters (1)
  • Cargo.lock is excluded by !**/*.lock
Files selected for processing (56)
  • benchmarks/src/chain.rs (2 hunks)
  • chain/api/src/chain.rs (1 hunks)
  • chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs (5 hunks)
  • chain/open-block/src/lib.rs (7 hunks)
  • chain/service/src/chain_service.rs (1 hunks)
  • chain/src/chain.rs (18 hunks)
  • chain/src/verifier/mod.rs (3 hunks)
  • chain/tests/block_test_utils.rs (1 hunks)
  • chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs (8 hunks)
  • chain/tests/test_epoch_switch.rs (1 hunks)
  • chain/tests/test_opened_block.rs (2 hunks)
  • chain/tests/test_txn_info_and_proof.rs (5 hunks)
  • cmd/db-exporter/src/main.rs (10 hunks)
  • config/src/genesis_config.rs (9 hunks)
  • consensus/src/consensus_test.rs (2 hunks)
  • flexidag/src/blockdag.rs (13 hunks)
  • flexidag/src/consensusdb/consenses_state.rs (3 hunks)
  • flexidag/src/lib.rs (1 hunks)
  • flexidag/src/prune/mod.rs (1 hunks)
  • flexidag/src/prune/pruning_point_manager.rs (1 hunks)
  • flexidag/tests/tests.rs (14 hunks)
  • miner/src/create_block_template/mod.rs (5 hunks)
  • rpc/api/src/types.rs (6 hunks)
  • rpc/server/src/module/pubsub/tests.rs (1 hunks)
  • storage/src/tests/test_block.rs (6 hunks)
  • sync/src/announcement/mod.rs (2 hunks)
  • sync/src/block_connector/block_connector_service.rs (4 hunks)
  • sync/src/block_connector/mod.rs (3 hunks)
  • sync/src/block_connector/test_illegal_block.rs (23 hunks)
  • sync/src/block_connector/test_write_block_chain.rs (2 hunks)
  • sync/src/block_connector/test_write_dag_block_chain.rs (2 hunks)
  • sync/src/block_connector/write_block_chain.rs (3 hunks)
  • sync/src/store/tests.rs (4 hunks)
  • sync/src/tasks/block_sync_task.rs (1 hunks)
  • sync/src/tasks/continue_execute_absent_block.rs (2 hunks)
  • sync/src/tasks/mock.rs (1 hunks)
  • sync/src/tasks/tests.rs (2 hunks)
  • sync/src/tasks/tests_dag.rs (2 hunks)
  • test-helper/src/block.rs (2 hunks)
  • test-helper/src/chain.rs (2 hunks)
  • test-helper/src/dao.rs (1 hunks)
  • txpool/src/test.rs (2 hunks)
  • types/Cargo.toml (1 hunks)
  • types/src/block/block_header_data.rs (1 hunks)
  • types/src/block/legacy.rs (2 hunks)
  • types/src/block/mod.rs (25 hunks)
  • types/src/block/raw_block_header.rs (1 hunks)
  • types/src/block/tests.rs (2 hunks)
  • types/src/consensus_header.rs (1 hunks)
  • types/src/proptest_types.rs (1 hunks)
  • vm/starcoin-transactional-test-harness/src/lib.rs (1 hunks)
  • vm/types/src/block_metadata/legacy.rs (1 hunks)
  • vm/types/src/block_metadata/mod.rs (2 hunks)
  • vm/types/src/genesis_config.rs (1 hunks)
  • vm/types/src/on_chain_resource/epoch.rs (1 hunks)
  • vm/vm-runtime/src/starcoin_vm.rs (1 hunks)
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  • vm/types/src/on_chain_resource/epoch.rs
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vm/types/src/genesis_config.rs

[failure] 171-171:
unnecessary structure name repetition


[failure] 174-174:
unnecessary structure name repetition

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flexidag/src/prune/mod.rs (1)

1-1: LGTM!

The module declaration for pruning_point_manager is correct.

types/src/proptest_types.rs (1)

4-5: LGTM!

The conditional compilation feature for proptest_types is correctly implemented.

flexidag/src/lib.rs (1)

6-6: LGTM!

The new public module prune is correctly added.

types/src/consensus_header.rs (1)

18-18: LGTM!

The code changes are approved.

types/Cargo.toml (3)

22-22: LGTM!

The addition of bincode enhances serialization capabilities.


23-23: LGTM!

The addition of serde_bytes enhances serialization capabilities for byte arrays.


24-24: LGTM!

The addition of starcoin-logger enhances logging functionalities.

chain/tests/test_epoch_switch.rs (2)

5-15: Verify the intention behind commenting out the test logic.

The core functionality of the test has been commented out, which makes the test non-functional. Ensure this is intentional and temporary.


19-19: Ensure the new configuration method is appropriate.

The NodeConfig::random_for_test() method has been replaced with NodeConfig::random_for_dag_test(). Verify that this change aligns with the intended testing strategy.

sync/src/block_connector/test_write_block_chain.rs (2)

Line range hint 11-27:
LGTM!

The function create_writeable_dag_block_chain is correctly implemented for creating a writable DAG block chain for testing.


Line range hint 29-45:
LGTM!

The function create_writeable_block_chain is correctly implemented for creating a writable block chain for testing.

sync/src/block_connector/mod.rs (4)

30-30: LGTM!

The pub use statement has been appropriately modified to reduce the public API surface, simplifying the interface for users.


56-62: LGTM!

The changes to the MinerResponse struct, including the removal of optionality in the tips_hash field and the addition of the pruning_point field, enhance the clarity and usability of the API.


78-78: LGTM!

The change to the CreateBlockRequest struct, including the removal of optionality in the tips field, enhances the clarity and usability of the API.


62-62: LGTM!

The addition of the pruning_point field to the MinerResponse struct provides additional context or data, enhancing the functionality of the struct.

test-helper/src/chain.rs (3)

Line range hint 10-20:
LGTM!

The function gen_blockchain_for_test is correctly implemented and initializes a blockchain for testing using the genesis configuration.


Line range hint 22-36:
LGTM!

The function gen_blockchain_for_dag_test is correctly implemented and initializes a blockchain for DAG testing, modifying the on-chain configuration accordingly.


75-78: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that all function calls to create_block_template match the new parameters.

flexidag/src/consensusdb/consenses_state.rs (6)

12-12: LGTM!

The addition of the pruning_point field to the DagState struct enhances the state representation by allowing the tracking of a specific point in the DAG for pruning operations.


38-38: LGTM!

The simplification of the get_state method signature by removing the dag_genesis parameter streamlines the state retrieval process.


43-43: LGTM!

The simplification of the insert method signature by removing the dag_genesis parameter reduces complexity in function calls.


80-80: LGTM!

The addition of the pruning_point field to the DagStateView struct enhances the state representation by allowing the tracking of a specific point in the DAG for pruning operations.


63-64: LGTM!

The use of a constant value 0.into() for state retrieval aligns with the simplified method signature and provides a fixed reference point for state retrieval.


70-72: LGTM!

The use of a constant value 0.into() for state insertion aligns with the simplified method signature and provides a fixed reference point for state insertion.

vm/types/src/block_metadata/legacy.rs (2)

Line range hint 7-19:
LGTM!

The BlockMetadata struct is correctly implemented and contains various fields related to block metadata.


75-75: LGTM!

The initialization of the parents_hash field with Some(vec![]) ensures that the field is consistently available for further operations without the need for additional null checks.

types/src/block/raw_block_header.rs (4)

1-13: LGTM! Imports are appropriate.

The imports from serde, starcoin_crypto, starcoin_uint, and starcoin_vm_types are necessary for the functionality provided in the file.


14-47: LGTM! Struct RawBlockHeader is well-defined.

The struct covers all necessary aspects of a block header, ensuring compatibility with future updates.


49-77: LGTM! Struct RawBlockHeaderLegacy is well-defined.

The struct ensures compatibility with previous versions of the block header.


79-102: LGTM! Implementation of RawBlockHeader is correct.

The calc_hash method correctly handles the calculation of the hash based on the presence of the pruning point, ensuring compatibility with both legacy and new block headers.

chain/tests/test_opened_block.rs (2)

Line range hint 1-14:
LGTM! Imports are appropriate.

The imports from anyhow, starcoin_account_api, starcoin_chain, starcoin_config, starcoin_crypto, starcoin_logger, starcoin_open_block, starcoin_state_api, starcoin_transaction_builder, starcoin_types, std, and stest are necessary for the functionality provided in the file.


Line range hint 15-85:
LGTM! Function test_open_block is well-structured.

The additional parameters enhance the flexibility and capability of the function to handle more complex test scenarios.

benchmarks/src/chain.rs (3)

Line range hint 1-20:
LGTM! Imports are appropriate.

The imports from criterion, parking_lot, rand, starcoin_account_api, starcoin_chain, starcoin_config, starcoin_consensus, starcoin_crypto, starcoin_genesis, starcoin_storage, starcoin_vm_types, and std are necessary for the functionality provided in the file.


Line range hint 22-76:
LGTM! Struct ChainBencher and its methods are well-defined.

The struct and methods support benchmarking for the chain and are necessary for the functionality provided.


77-85: LGTM! Method invocation create_block_template is correctly updated.

The additional parameter enhances the functionality of the method by providing more detailed inputs, which may lead to improved block generation processes.

chain/tests/test_txn_info_and_proof.rs (4)

Line range hint 14-33:
LGTM!

The gen_txns function appears to be correct and does not require any changes.


52-60: Ensure new parameters in create_block_template are correctly handled.

The call to create_block_template has been updated to include new parameters: an empty vector and HashValue::zero(). Verify that these parameters are correctly handled within the method.

Verification successful

Ensure new parameters in create_block_template are correctly handled.

The new parameters tips and pruning_point in the create_block_template function are correctly handled within the create_block_template_by_header function. These parameters are used to calculate the MineNewDagBlockInfo struct and are essential for the block template creation process.

  • tips is checked for emptiness and used to calculate blue_blocks.
  • pruning_point is passed directly to the MineNewDagBlockInfo struct.
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104-112: Ensure new parameters in create_block_template are correctly handled.

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Verification successful

New parameters in create_block_template are correctly handled.

The create_block_template function in chain/src/chain.rs correctly passes the new parameters (an empty vector and HashValue::zero()) to the create_block_template_by_header function. The implementation of create_block_template_by_header handles these parameters appropriately, ensuring they are processed within the function logic.

  • The tips vector is checked for emptiness and processed accordingly.
  • The pruning_point parameter is used within the function.

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85-86: Ensure new parameters in create_block_template are correctly handled.

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New parameters in create_block_template are correctly handled.

The create_block_template function in chain/src/chain.rs correctly handles the new parameters fork_point.id() and HashValue::zero(), which correspond to the tips and pruning_point parameters, respectively. These parameters are passed down to the create_block_template_by_header function, where they are utilized in the block template creation process.

  • File: chain/src/chain.rs
  • Function: create_block_template
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flexidag/src/prune/pruning_point_manager.rs (6)

22-30: LGTM!

The new method appears to be correct and follows best practices for initialization.


32-34: LGTM!

The reachability_service method appears to be correct and follows best practices for accessing fields.


36-38: LGTM!

The finality_score method appears to be correct and follows best practices for calculations.


40-59: LGTM!

The prune method appears to be correct and follows best practices for filtering.


61-113: LGTM!

The next_pruning_point method appears to be correct and follows best practices for calculations.


36-38: LGTM!

The finality_score method appears to be correct and follows best practices for calculations.

chain/api/src/chain.rs (1)

105-105: LGTM!

The current_tips_hash method has been updated to return Result<Vec<HashValue>> instead of Result<Option<(HashValue, Vec<HashValue>)>>, which simplifies the method's return type and improves usability and clarity.

vm/types/src/block_metadata/mod.rs (2)

114-114: LGTM!

The change to return a Vec<HashValue> instead of an Option<Vec<HashValue>> improves the robustness of the method.


125-125: LGTM!

The use of map_or to provide a default empty vector when parents_hash is None ensures consistent return values.

sync/src/block_connector/test_write_dag_block_chain.rs (2)

53-62: LGTM!

The changes to simplify the handling of the tips variable improve the readability and efficiency of the code.


117-118: LGTM!

The change to pass parent_id as a vector enhances the clarity of the data being passed.

sync/src/announcement/mod.rs (2)

116-118: LGTM!

The update to use NodeConfig::random_for_dag_test() aligns with the transition to DAG-specific testing.


Line range hint 129-133:
LGTM!

The update to use NodeConfig::random_for_dag_test() aligns with the transition to DAG-specific testing.

sync/src/tasks/tests_dag.rs (2)

96-105: LGTM!

The updated approach to retrieve genesis header IDs from the storage layer enhances error handling and clarity.


150-159: LGTM!

The updated approach to retrieve genesis header IDs from the storage layer enhances error handling and clarity.

sync/src/store/tests.rs (5)

19-21: LGTM!

The utility function build_body_with_uncles is correct and straightforward.


23-53: LGTM!

The utility function build_version_0_block_header correctly constructs a BlockHeader with randomized attributes.


55-67: LGTM!

The utility function build_version_0_block correctly constructs a Block using the previously defined utility functions.


Line range hint 68-117:
LGTM!

The test function test_sync_dag_absent_store correctly tests the absent_dag_store functionality using the new utility functions.


Line range hint 144-203:
LGTM!

The test function test_write_read_in_order correctly tests the write and read functionality using the new utility functions.

miner/src/create_block_template/mod.rs (3)

Line range hint 184-246:
LGTM!

The function create_block_template correctly includes the new pruning_point parameter and follows the expected block creation process.


Line range hint 91-96:
LGTM!

The function handle correctly calls the updated create_block_template function.


Line range hint 142-156:
LGTM!

The function Inner::new correctly initializes the Inner struct with the new parameter.

chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs (8)

98-101: LGTM!

The function fork_new_branch correctly checks for the existence of a block using the new method has_dag_block.


157-159: LGTM!

The function produce correctly creates a block template with the new parameters.


172-174: LGTM!

The function produce_block_by_header correctly creates a block template by header with the new parameters.


191-193: LGTM!

The function produce_block_by_tips correctly creates a block template by tips with the new parameters.


212-221: LGTM!

The function produce_and_apply_by_tips correctly produces and applies a block by tips.


230-245: LGTM!

The function produce_and_apply_times_for_fork correctly produces and applies blocks for a fork.


Line range hint 246-283:
LGTM!

The function produce_fork_chain correctly produces a fork chain with the new parameters.


Line range hint 38-46:
LGTM!

The function new_with_storage correctly initializes the MockChain with storage using the new parameters.

types/src/block/legacy.rs (6)

146-167: Ensure all necessary fields are converted.

The new implementation for converting BlockHeaderDataInVega to BlockHeader looks correct. Ensure that all necessary fields are converted and the id field is properly initialized.


170-187: Ensure all fields in BlockHeaderData are necessary.

The new struct BlockHeaderData includes several fields. Verify that all fields are necessary for the intended functionality.


Line range hint 188-198:
Ensure correct deserialization of BlockHeaderData.

The implementation for deserializing BlockHeaderData and initializing a BlockHeader instance looks correct. Verify that all fields are correctly deserialized and initialized.


138-141: Ensure correct initialization of new fields.

The new fields parents_hash, version, and pruning_point are added to the conversion. Verify that these fields are correctly initialized and necessary for the conversion.


139-141: Ensure correct initialization of new fields.

The new fields parents_hash, version, and pruning_point are added to the conversion. Verify that these fields are correctly initialized and necessary for the conversion.


1-3: Verify the necessity of the new import.

Ensure that block_header_data::BlockHeaderDataInVega is used in the code and is necessary for the new implementation.

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The import for block_header_data::BlockHeaderDataInVega is necessary and correctly used.

  • types/src/block/legacy.rs: The import is used in the implementation of From<BlockHeaderDataInVega> for BlockHeader.
  • types/src/block/mod.rs: The import is used in various parts of the module.
  • types/src/block/tests.rs: The import is used in test cases.
  • types/src/block/block_header_data.rs: The import is used in the struct definition and related implementations.
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chain/tests/block_test_utils.rs (1)

84-86: Ensure correctness of new parameters in gen_header.

The new parameters vec![], 0, and HashValue::zero() are added to the gen_header function. Verify that these parameters are correct and necessary for the function's functionality.

types/src/block/block_header_data.rs (8)

18-36: Ensure all fields in BlockHeaderDataLatest are necessary.

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40-56: Ensure all fields in BlockHeaderDataInVega are necessary.

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62-81: Ensure all fields in BlockHeaderDataInVegaCrypto are necessary.

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105-131: Ensure all necessary fields are converted.

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133-156: Ensure all necessary fields are converted.

The new implementation for converting BlockHeader to BlockHeaderDataInVega looks correct. Ensure that all necessary fields are converted.


159-180: Ensure all necessary fields are converted.

The new implementation for converting BlockHeaderBuilder to BlockHeaderDataLatest looks correct. Ensure that all necessary fields are converted.


1-13: Verify the necessity of the new imports.

Ensure that all new imports are used in the code and are necessary for the new implementations.

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All new imports are necessary and correctly used in the codebase.

The new imports introduced in types/src/block/block_header_data.rs are utilized across various files in the repository, confirming their necessity for the new implementations.

  • JsonSchema
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  • Serialize
  • CryptoHash
  • CryptoHasher
  • PlainCryptoHash
  • HashValue
  • AccountAddress
  • ChainId
  • AuthenticationKey
  • BlockHeader
  • BlockHeaderBuilder
  • BlockHeaderExtra
  • BlockNumber
  • ParentsHash
  • Version
  • U256
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storage/src/tests/test_block.rs (5)

49-51: Verify the initialization of new parameters.

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111-113: Verify the initialization of new parameters.

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161-163: Verify the initialization of new parameters.

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200-202: Verify the initialization of new parameters.

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263-265: Verify the initialization of new parameters.

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rpc/server/src/module/pubsub/tests.rs (1)

65-66: Verify the initialization of new parameters.

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consensus/src/consensus_test.rs (1)

93-95: Verify the initialization of new parameters.

The changes replace None with vec![], 0, and HashValue::zero(). Ensure that these changes are consistent with the expected input structure and that they do not introduce any unintended side effects.

txpool/src/test.rs (1)

229-232: Improved type safety and clarity.

Replacing None with explicit types like empty vectors and a zero integer enhances type safety and clarity. The changes are approved.

types/src/block/tests.rs (5)

7-7: Extended import statement to include BCSCodec.

The import statement for bcs_ext now includes BCSCodec, potentially enhancing the serialization functionalities of the block structures.


161-213: Comprehensive testing for header compatibility.

The test_header_without_dag_and_pruning_adaptable function thoroughly tests encoding and decoding of block headers, conversion between legacy and new headers, and deserialization from legacy binary codes. The tests ensure compatibility and data integrity.


215-257: Comprehensive testing for header compatibility with DAG and pruning fields.

The test_header_with_dag_but_pruning_adaptable function thoroughly tests encoding and decoding of block headers with DAG and pruning fields, ensuring compatibility with Vega chain. The tests ensure compatibility and data integrity.


259-313: Comprehensive testing for block compatibility with Vega chain.

The test_block_compatible_for_vega function thoroughly tests block compatibility with Vega chain, including encoding and decoding of blocks with uncles. The tests ensure compatibility and data integrity.


315-384: Comprehensive testing for block compatibility with the main chain.

The test_block_compatible_for_main function thoroughly tests block compatibility with the main chain, including encoding and decoding of blocks with uncles and pruning points. The tests ensure compatibility and data integrity.

sync/src/tasks/mock.rs (1)

372-373: Simplified control flow for block retrieval.

The changes simplify the control flow by removing unnecessary checks and directly attempting to retrieve the block from storage if the initial retrieval from the chain fails. This improves readability and maintainability.

chain/src/verifier/mod.rs (2)

Line range hint 361-409:
Verify the correctness of handling duplicate parent hashes and the existence of parent blocks.

The changes improve the efficiency and accuracy of the verification process. Ensure that the new logic correctly handles duplicate parent hashes and verifies the existence of parent blocks.

Verification successful

Verification successful: The new logic correctly handles duplicate parent hashes and verifies the existence of parent blocks.

The implementation includes checks for:

  • Ensuring the DAG block does not contain repeated hash values.
  • Verifying the existence of the parent hash within the parent hashes.

No issues found.

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343-357: Verify the integrity of block validation.

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We need to investigate the implementation of ConsensusVerifier::verify_header to ensure it includes the necessary validation checks that might have been removed from BasicVerifier::verify_header.


We need to locate the implementation of ConsensusVerifier::verify_header to ensure it includes the necessary validation checks.


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We need to investigate the verify method of the consensus strategy to ensure it includes necessary validation checks.


The verify method in consensus/src/consensus.rs appears to perform necessary validation checks, ensuring block integrity. This method is likely called by ConsensusVerifier::verify_header, maintaining the integrity of block validation.

Verify the integrity of block validation.

The removal of the block verification macro call simplifies the verification process. However, the ConsensusVerifier::verify_header method calls the verify method in consensus/src/consensus.rs, which performs necessary validation checks, ensuring block integrity.

  • chain/src/verifier/mod.rs:
    • ConsensusVerifier::verify_header calls consensus::verify, which includes necessary validation checks.
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flexidag/src/blockdag.rs (8)

42-46: Verify the alignment of the type definition with the overall block mining strategy.

Ensure that the type MineNewDagBlockInfo aligns with the overall block mining strategy.

Verification successful

The type definition MineNewDagBlockInfo is well-aligned with the overall block mining strategy.

The type is consistently used across multiple files, including block_connector_service.rs, tests.rs, blockdag.rs, and chain.rs. The fields tips, blue_blocks, and pruning_point are accessed and utilized in a manner that integrates well with the block mining operations.

  • block_connector_service.rs
  • tests.rs
  • blockdag.rs
  • chain.rs
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30-30: Verify the alignment of the pruning depth value with the overall pruning strategy.

Ensure that the value 185798 for DEFAULT_PRUNING_DEPTH aligns with the overall pruning strategy.


401-409: Verify the alignment of the method definition with the overall pruning strategy.

Ensure that the method verify aligns with the overall pruning strategy.


31-31: Verify the alignment of the finality depth value with the overall finality strategy.

Ensure that the value 86400 for DEFAULT_FINALITY_DEPTH aligns with the overall finality strategy.


40-40: Verify the alignment of the type definition with the overall pruning strategy.

Ensure that the type PruningPointManagerT<DbReachabilityStore> aligns with the overall pruning strategy.

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The type definition aligns with the overall pruning strategy.

The type alias PruningPointManager is consistently used in flexidag/src/blockdag.rs and aligns with the overall pruning strategy by managing pruning points with a reachability service and ghost DAG store.

  • flexidag/src/blockdag.rs: Multiple instances of PruningPointManager usage.
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141-143: Verify the alignment of the method definition with the overall pruning strategy.

Ensure that the method pruning_point_manager aligns with the overall pruning strategy.

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The pruning_point_manager method aligns with the overall pruning strategy.

The PruningPointManager is designed to handle pruning-related tasks, including reachability and finality scores, and the pruning_point_manager method in BlockDAG ensures these functionalities are accessible for pruning operations.

  • flexidag/src/prune/pruning_point_manager.rs: Definition and methods of PruningPointManager
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84-88: Verify the alignment of the method definition with the overall testing strategy.

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The method create_for_testing_with_parameters aligns with the overall testing strategy.

  • The method is used in the flexidag/tests/tests.rs file, which is consistent with the usage of other test functions across the codebase.
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362-399: Verify the alignment of the method definition with the overall pruning strategy.

Ensure that the method verify_pruning_point aligns with the overall pruning strategy.

chain/open-block/src/lib.rs (3)

Line range hint 77-121:
Verify the correct passing and usage of the new parameters.

Ensure that the new parameters version and pruning_point are correctly passed and used within the method.

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Verify the correct passing and usage of the new parameters.

The new parameters version and pruning_point are correctly passed and used within the OpenedBlock::new method. The method initializes these parameters and includes them in the struct instantiation, ensuring they are properly integrated into the OpenedBlock instance.

  • version is used to set the version field of the OpenedBlock struct.
  • pruning_point is used to set the pruning_point field of the OpenedBlock struct.

The changes are consistent with the expected usage across the codebase.

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61-63: Verify the correct initialization and usage of the new fields.

Ensure that the new fields version and pruning_point are correctly initialized and used throughout the code.

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Verify the correct initialization and usage of the new fields.

Ensure that the new fields version and pruning_point are correctly initialized and used throughout the OpenedBlock struct in chain/open-block/src/lib.rs.


Initialization and usage of version and pruning_point verified.

The new fields version and pruning_point are correctly initialized in the new method and used in the finalize method of the OpenedBlock struct in chain/open-block/src/lib.rs.

  • Initialization in new method:

    let mut opened_block = Self {
        ...
        version,
        pruning_point,
    };
  • Usage in finalize method:

    let block_template = BlockTemplate::new(
        ...
        self.version,
        self.pruning_point,
    );
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174-174: Verify the integrity of the transaction processing with the new logic.

Ensure that the new logic maintains the integrity of the transaction processing.

sync/src/block_connector/block_connector_service.rs (1)

387-414: LGTM! Verify the MineNewDagBlockInfo structure.

The code changes streamline the control flow and improve error handling. Ensure that the MineNewDagBlockInfo structure is correctly defined and used.

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Verified: The MineNewDagBlockInfo structure is correctly defined and used.

The fields of the MineNewDagBlockInfo struct match the usage in the code snippet, ensuring proper functionality and error handling.

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chain/service/src/chain_service.rs (1)

461-464: LGTM! Verify the correctness of the get_dag_state method.

The code changes simplify the state retrieval process and include the pruning_point in the DagStateView output. Ensure the correctness of the get_dag_state method.

Verification successful

Verification successful for the get_dag_state method.

The get_dag_state method in chain_service.rs correctly retrieves the DAG state and returns a DagStateView with the tips and pruning_point fields. The DagStateView structure, defined in flexidag/src/consensusdb/consenses_state.rs, includes both tips and pruning_point, confirming the correctness of the implementation.

  • chain/service/src/chain_service.rs:457-466
  • flexidag/src/consensusdb/consenses_state.rs:78-81
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chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs (3)

182-194: LGTM!

The changes improve the clarity and functionality of the ancestor finding process.


574-583: LGTM!

The changes improve the flexibility and robustness of block creation in a DAG environment.


Line range hint 218-245:
LGTM! Verify the usage of the product_a_block_by_tips function.

The changes enhance the flexibility of block creation and maintain backward compatibility. Ensure the correct usage of the product_a_block_by_tips function.

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LGTM! The usage of the product_a_block_by_tips function is correct and localized within the test file.

The changes enhance the flexibility of block creation and maintain backward compatibility.

  • chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs: Verified the correct usage of product_a_block_by_tips.
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sync/src/block_connector/write_block_chain.rs (3)

232-232: LGTM! But verify the impact of adding HashValue::zero().

The addition of HashValue::zero() to the create_block_template method call is approved.

However, ensure that this change does not introduce any unintended side effects.


Line range hint 384-384: Verify the impact of removing the error handling line.

The deletion of the error handling line that checks if the parents' hash of a block is None may affect error management. Ensure that this change does not introduce any unintended side effects.

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The check in sync/src/block_connector/write_block_chain.rs ensures that all parent hashes exist in the DAG, which likely covers the scenario where parents_hash could be None or empty. This suggests that the removal of the error handling line does not introduce unintended side effects.

  • sync/src/block_connector/write_block_chain.rs: The check ensures all parent hashes exist in the DAG.
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223-223: Ensure all function calls match the new signature.

The tips parameter type has been changed from Option<Vec<HashValue>> to Vec<HashValue>. Ensure that all function calls to create_block match this new signature.

sync/src/tasks/block_sync_task.rs (1)

384-384: Verify the impact of removing the defaulting behavior for parents.

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Verify the impact of removing the defaulting behavior for parents.

The parents variable is now directly assigned the result of parents_hash(), removing the defaulting behavior. Ensure that this change does not introduce any unintended side effects.

  • Check for any code paths that handle parents being None or empty.
  • Confirm that the function's behavior remains consistent with the intended logic.
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test-helper/src/dao.rs (2)

740-740: LGTM! But verify the impact of adding HashValue::zero().

The addition of HashValue::zero() is approved.

However, ensure that this change does not introduce any unintended side effects.


739-739: Verify the impact of changing None to vec![].

The second-to-last argument has been altered from None to vec![]. Ensure that this change does not introduce any unintended side effects.

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Verify the impact of changing None to vec![].

The second-to-last argument has been altered from None to vec![]. Ensure that this change does not introduce any unintended side effects.


Verify the impact of changing None to vec![].

The second-to-last argument has been altered from None to vec![]. Ensure that this change does not introduce any unintended side effects.


Verify the impact of changing None to vec![].

The second-to-last argument has been altered from None to vec![]. Ensure that this change does not introduce any unintended side effects.


The change from None to vec![] is safe.

The second-to-last argument has been altered from None to vec![]. This change ensures that an empty vector is always provided, which avoids any None checks and directly provides an empty list, thus not introducing any unintended side effects.

  • chain/src/chain.rs: The create_block_template function definition confirms that the change to vec![] for the tips parameter is appropriate and safe.
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types/src/block/mod.rs (7)

340-342: Added BlockHeader::version method.

The version method provides access to the version field, ensuring it can be retrieved when needed.


344-346: Added BlockHeader::pruning_point method.

The pruning_point method provides access to the pruning_point field, ensuring it can be retrieved when needed.


1236-1237: Updated BlockTemplate::new method.

The new method now includes version and pruning_point parameters, ensuring these fields are initialized correctly.

Verification successful

Updated BlockTemplate::new method.

The new method now includes version and pruning_point parameters, ensuring these fields are initialized correctly.

  • Verified the definition in types/src/block/mod.rs.
  • Verified the usage in chain/open-block/src/lib.rs.
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1218-1222: Enhanced BlockTemplate with new fields.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances the block template management. Ensure that these fields are correctly integrated into all relevant methods and processes.


224-225: Updated BlockHeader::new method.

The new method now includes version and pruning_point parameters, ensuring these fields are initialized correctly.


516-640: Updated BlockHeader::deserialize method.

The deserialize method now handles the new fields version and pruning_point, ensuring they are correctly extracted during the deserialization process.


Line range hint 166-205:
Enhanced BlockHeader with new fields.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances the block metadata management. Ensure that these fields are correctly integrated into all relevant methods and processes.

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Enhanced BlockHeader with new fields.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances the block metadata management. Ensure that these fields are correctly integrated into all relevant methods and processes.


Enhanced BlockHeader with new fields.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances the block metadata management. Ensure that these fields are correctly integrated into all relevant methods and processes.


Enhanced BlockHeader with new fields.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances the block metadata management. Ensure that these fields are correctly integrated into all relevant methods and processes.


Enhanced BlockHeader with new fields.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances the block metadata management. Ensure that these fields are correctly integrated into all relevant methods and processes.


Enhanced BlockHeader with new fields.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances the block metadata management. These fields are correctly integrated into the BlockHeader struct methods.

  • Methods verified:
    • build_version_0_block_header in sync/src/store/tests.rs
    • build in types/src/block/mod.rs
    • commit in flexidag/src/blockdag.rs
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config/src/genesis_config.rs (9)

655-658: New fields added to GenesisConfig.

The fields pruning_depth and pruning_finality have been added to the GenesisConfig structure. Ensure these fields are properly utilized and documented.


804-805: New fields initialized in G_DAG_TEST_CONFIG.

The fields pruning_depth and pruning_finality are initialized with values 17280 and 8640, respectively, in the G_DAG_TEST_CONFIG static configuration.


857-858: New fields initialized in G_TEST_CONFIG.

The fields pruning_depth and pruning_finality are initialized with values 17280 and 8640, respectively, in the G_TEST_CONFIG static configuration.


913-914: New fields initialized in G_DEV_CONFIG.

The fields pruning_depth and pruning_finality are initialized with values 17280 and 8640, respectively, in the G_DEV_CONFIG static configuration.


974-975: New fields initialized in G_HALLEY_CONFIG.

The fields pruning_depth and pruning_finality are initialized with values 17280 and 8640, respectively, in the G_HALLEY_CONFIG static configuration.


1036-1037: New fields initialized in G_PROXIMA_CONFIG.

The fields pruning_depth and pruning_finality are initialized with values 17280 and 8640, respectively, in the G_PROXIMA_CONFIG static configuration.


1096-1097: New fields initialized in G_BARNARD_CONFIG.

The fields pruning_depth and pruning_finality are initialized with values 17280 and 8640, respectively, in the G_BARNARD_CONFIG static configuration.


1170-1171: New fields initialized in G_MAIN_CONFIG.

The fields pruning_depth and pruning_finality are initialized with values 17280 and 8640, respectively, in the G_MAIN_CONFIG static configuration.


1228-1229: New fields initialized in G_VEGA_CONFIG.

The fields pruning_depth and pruning_finality are initialized with values 17280 and 8640, respectively, in the G_VEGA_CONFIG static configuration.

rpc/api/src/types.rs (4)

438-441: Addition of new fields in BlockHeaderView structure looks good.

The new fields version and pruning_point are correctly added to the BlockHeaderView structure.


463-464: Initialization of new fields in From<BlockHeader> implementation for BlockHeaderView looks good.

The new fields version and pruning_point are correctly initialized from the BlockHeader.


486-487: Inclusion of new fields in From<BlockHeaderView> implementation for BlockHeader looks good.

The new fields version and pruning_point are correctly included in the BlockHeader construction.


677-677: Change of parents_hash field in BlockMetadataView structure looks good.

The parents_hash field has been correctly changed from Option<Vec<HashValue>> to Vec<HashValue>.

cmd/db-exporter/src/main.rs (7)

834-853: Simplify the logic for processing parent blocks.

The logic for processing parent blocks has been streamlined by directly initializing the queue and block IDs. This improves readability and efficiency.


1242-1250: Ensure the correctness of additional parameters in create_block_template.

The additional parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() have been added to the create_block_template function call. Ensure these parameters are correct and do not affect the block creation adversely.

Verification successful

The additional parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() are correctly added as tips and pruning_point in the create_block_template function call.

These parameters are consistent with the function definition and should not adversely affect block creation.

  • chain/src/chain.rs:
    • pub fn create_block_template(&self, author: AccountAddress, parent_hash: Option<HashValue>, user_txns: Vec<SignedUserTransaction>, uncles: Vec<BlockHeader>, block_gas_limit: Option<u64>, tips: Vec<HashValue>, pruning_point: HashValue) -> Result<(BlockTemplate, ExcludedTxns)>
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1404-1412: Ensure the correctness of additional parameters in create_block_template.

The additional parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() have been added to the create_block_template function call. Ensure these parameters are correct and do not affect the block creation adversely.

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Ensure the correctness of additional parameters in create_block_template.

The additional parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() have been added to the create_block_template function call. Ensure these parameters are correct and do not affect the block creation adversely.


The additional parameters in create_block_template are correct.

The parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() correspond to tips and pruning_point respectively and are correctly handled in the create_block_template function definition.

  • chain/src/chain.rs: create_block_template function definition
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1143-1151: Ensure the correctness of additional parameters in create_block_template.

The additional parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() have been added to the create_block_template function call. Ensure these parameters are correct and do not affect the block creation adversely.

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The additional parameters in create_block_template are correct.

The parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() match the expected types for tips and pruning_point, respectively, in the create_block_template function. These additions are correct and should not adversely affect the block creation process.

  • chain/src/chain.rs:
    • create_block_template function definition
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1438-1446: Ensure the correctness of additional parameters in create_block_template.

The additional parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() have been added to the create_block_template function call. Ensure these parameters are correct and do not affect the block creation adversely.

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The additional parameters in create_block_template are correct.

The parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() are valid for the tips and pruning_point parameters, respectively, and should not adversely affect the block creation.

  • tips: Vec<HashValue> can accept an empty vector vec![].
  • pruning_point: HashValue can accept HashValue::zero().
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1307-1315: Ensure the correctness of additional parameters in create_block_template.

The additional parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() have been added to the create_block_template function call. Ensure these parameters are correct and do not affect the block creation adversely.

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Ensure the correctness of additional parameters in create_block_template.

The additional parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() correspond to the tips and pruning_point parameters in the create_block_template function. These parameters are correctly placed and should not adversely affect block creation.

  • tips: Vec<HashValue>: An empty vector (vec![]) is a valid input.
  • pruning_point: HashValue: Using HashValue::zero() is a valid placeholder for the pruning point.

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1176-1184: Ensure the correctness of additional parameters in create_block_template.

The additional parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() have been added to the create_block_template function call. Ensure these parameters are correct and do not affect the block creation adversely.

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The additional parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() in the create_block_template function call are correct.

The parameters vec![] and HashValue::zero() correspond to tips and pruning_point respectively, and their usage is appropriate according to the function definition.

  • chain/src/chain.rs: create_block_template function definition.
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chain/src/chain.rs (18)

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The static variable initialization is correct.


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870-878: LGTM!

The initialization of the OpenedBlock and the handling of uncles are correct and necessary for the functionality.


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The initialization of the OpenedBlock and the handling of tips and blue blocks are correct and necessary for the functionality.


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The logic for retrieving the current tips hash is correct and necessary for the functionality.


1897-1897: LGTM!

The logic for retrieving the chain type is correct and necessary for the functionality.


2006-2007: LGTM!

The logic for connecting a DAG block is correct and necessary for the functionality.


2057-2060: LGTM!

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2071-2080: LGTM!

The logic for connecting a DAG block and applying a block with a verifier is correct and necessary for the functionality.

flexidag/tests/tests.rs (9)

42-42: Simplify parent hash handling.

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61-85: Simplify parent hash handling.

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122-134: Simplify parent hash handling.

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185-191: Simplify parent hash handling.

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Line range hint 257-305: Simplify parent hash handling.

Removing the Some wrapper around the vec! simplifies the code and enhances readability.


317-319: Add pruning point to DagState.

The addition of the pruning_point field enhances the state management of the DAG.


354-354: Simplify parent hash handling.

Removing the Some wrapper around the vec! simplifies the code and enhances readability.


841-953: Add test for DAG pruning mechanism.

The new test function test_prune effectively tests the pruning mechanism of the DAG, ensuring the correctness of the state management and block handling under high volume and complexity.


789-837: Add test for committing large data to DAG.

The new test function test_big_data_commit effectively demonstrates the capability of the DAG to handle extensive data efficiently, including performance tracking.

sync/src/block_connector/test_illegal_block.rs (9)

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The changes to use HashValue::zero() are correct and improve the functionality.


153-154: LGTM!

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  • sync/src/block_connector/test_write_dag_block_chain.rs
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sync/src/tasks/tests.rs (2)

647-651: LGTM!

The changes to use a single for loop instead of a nested while loop are correct and improve efficiency.


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The changes to use get_dag_state instead of get_dag_state_by_block are correct and improve clarity.

Comment on lines +100 to 103
for parent in block_header.parents_hash() {
if !self.operator.has_dag_block(parent)? {
info!("block: {:?}, number: {:?}, its parent({:?}) still dose not exist, waiting for next round", block_header.id(), block_header.number(), parent);
let mut parent_block = self.local_store.get_dag_sync_block(parent)?.ok_or_else(|| {
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Reconsider removing error handling for parent block existence.

The removal of error handling reduces robustness and may lead to unhandled errors. Consider re-adding the error handling to ensure the existence of parent blocks.

-  let mut parent_block = self.local_store.get_dag_sync_block(parent)?.ok_or_else(|| {
-      anyhow!(
-      "the dag block should exist in local store, parent block id: {:?}, number: {:?}",
-      block_header.id(),
-      block_header.number()
-  )
-  })?;
+  let mut parent_block = self.local_store.get_dag_sync_block(parent).expect("the dag block should exist in local store, parent block id: {:?}, number: {:?}");

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pub fn vega() -> Self {
ChainId::new(2)
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Remove unnecessary structure name repetition.

The ChainId::new(2) can be simplified to Self::new(2).

-        ChainId::new(2)
+        Self::new(2)
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pub fn dag_test() -> Self {
ChainId::new(250)
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Remove unnecessary structure name repetition.

The ChainId::new(250) can be simplified to Self::new(250).

-        ChainId::new(250)
+        Self::new(250)
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println!("jacktest: 1");
let genesis_id = genesis.id();
let origin = genesis.parent_hash();

inquirer::init(self.storage.reachability_store.write().deref_mut(), origin)?;
println!("jacktest: 2");

self.storage
.relations_store
.write()
.insert(origin, BlockHashes::new(vec![]))?;
println!("jacktest: 3");

self.commit(genesis, origin)?;
self.save_dag_state(
genesis_id,
DagState {
tips: vec![genesis_id],
},
)?;
println!("jacktest: 4");
self.save_dag_state(DagState {
tips: vec![genesis_id],
pruning_point: genesis_id,
})?;
println!("jacktest: 5");
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Remove or replace debugging statements with proper logging.

The println! statements are useful for debugging but should be removed or replaced with proper logging before merging the code.

-        println!("jacktest: 1");
+        debug!("Initializing with genesis block.");
-        println!("jacktest: 2");
+        debug!("Inserting origin into reachability store.");
-        println!("jacktest: 3");
+        debug!("Committing genesis block.");
-        println!("jacktest: 4");
+        debug!("Saving DAG state.");
-        println!("jacktest: 5");
+        debug!("Initialization with genesis block completed.");

-        println!(
-            "jacktest: start to commit header: {:?}, number: {:?}, origin: {:?}",
-            header,
-            header.number(),
-            origin,
-        );
+        debug!(
+            "Starting to commit header: {:?}, number: {:?}, origin: {:?}",
+            header,
+            header.number(),
+            origin,
+        );

-        println!("jacktest: commit1");
+        debug!("Committing genesis ghostdag data.");
-        println!("jacktest: commit2");
+        debug!("Generating ghostdag data.");
-        println!("jacktest: commit3");
+        debug!("Generated ghostdag data.");
-        println!("jacktest: commit4");
+        debug!("Storing ghostdag data.");
-        println!("jacktest: commit5");
+        debug!("Stored ghostdag data.");

-        println!("jacktest: commit6");
+        debug!("Updating reachability data.");
-        println!("jacktest: commit7");
+        debug!("Updating reachability data completed.");
-        println!("jacktest: commit8");
+        debug!("Reachability data updated.");

-        println!("jacktest: commit9");
+        debug!("Reachability data inconsistency detected.");
-        println!("jacktest: commit10");
+        debug!("Reachability data key not found.");

-        println!("jacktest: commit11");
+        debug!("Committing relations store.");
-        println!("jacktest: commit12");
+        debug!("Relations store committed.");
-        println!("jacktest: commit13");
+        debug!("Header store committed.");

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chain/src/chain.rs (2)

5-5: The import of anyhow::Ok in chain/src/chain.rs is unnecessary.

The anyhow::Ok import is not used in chain/src/chain.rs and should be removed to keep the imports clean and relevant.

  • chain/src/chain.rs: Remove the unused import anyhow::Ok.
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59-59: The static variable MAIN_DIRECT_SAVE_BLOCK_HASH_MAP is declared but not used anywhere else in the codebase.

The variable is marked with #[allow(dead_code)], which indicates it is currently not in use. Please verify if this is intentional or if the variable is expected to be used in future implementations.

  • Location: chain/src/chain.rs, line 59
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  • chain/src/chain.rs (19 hunks)
  • flexidag/src/blockdag.rs (10 hunks)
  • flexidag/src/prune/pruning_point_manager.rs (1 hunks)
  • types/src/block/block_header_data.rs (1 hunks)
  • types/src/block/legacy.rs (2 hunks)
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  • vm/types/src/genesis_config.rs (1 hunks)
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types/src/block/mod.rs (10)

8-8: LGTM!

The import of the block_header_data module is necessary for the new fields in the BlockHeader struct.


18-18: LGTM!

The import of block_header_data::{BlockHeaderDataInVega, BlockHeaderDataLatest} is necessary for handling the new fields in the BlockHeader struct.


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The import of raw_block_header::RawBlockHeader is necessary for the conversion between BlockHeader and RawBlockHeader.


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Changing ParentsHash from Option<Vec<HashValue>> to Vec<HashValue> simplifies the handling of parent hashes.


202-205: LGTM!

The addition of version and pruning_point fields to the BlockHeader struct enhances its capability to manage block metadata and accommodate future updates.


224-225: LGTM!

The update to the new method of BlockHeader to accept version and pruning_point ensures that these fields are initialized correctly.

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The update to the new_with_auth_key method of BlockHeader to accept version and pruning_point ensures that these fields are initialized correctly.

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340-346: LGTM!

The addition of version and pruning_point methods to the BlockHeader struct provides access to the new fields.


503-516: LGTM!

The update to the serialize method of BlockHeader ensures that the serialization process reflects the updated data model.


524-640: LGTM!

The update to the deserialize method of BlockHeader ensures that the deserialization process includes the new fields.

chain/src/chain.rs (13)

1877-1878: Verify the correctness of the current_tips_hash function.

The current_tips_hash function returns a Vec<HashValue> from the DAG state. Ensure that the function is correctly implemented and the


17-21: Verify the necessity of the new imports.

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The new imports are necessary and used in the code.

The imports starcoin_dag::blockdag::{BlockDAG, MineNewDagBlockInfo} and starcoin_dag::consensusdb::consenses_state::DagState are indeed required and utilized in the codebase.

  • BlockDAG is used in multiple files, including chain/src/chain.rs.
  • MineNewDagBlockInfo is used in chain/src/chain.rs.
  • DagState is used in chain/src/chain.rs.
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  • chain/src/chain.rs:1763-1765: execute function
  • chain/src/chain.rs:989-1204: execute_dag_block method
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957-957: Verify the correctness of the apply_with_verifier function and the call to V::verify_block.

The apply_with_verifier function calls V::verify_block with the selected_chain and block parameters. Ensure that the verify_block method is correctly used and the parameters are valid.

Verification successful

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  • The verify_with_verifier function calls V::verify_block(&selected_chain, block), ensuring the correct usage of the verify_block method.
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1185-1185: Verify the necessity and correctness of the set_output_block function.

The set_output_block function sets the OUTPUT_BLOCK to true using Ordering::Relaxed. Ensure that the function is required and correctly implemented.

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The function is used to set the OUTPUT_BLOCK state before performing operations on blocks, ensuring the correct state is maintained. The implementation correctly uses Ordering::Relaxed to store the value.

  • cmd/db-exporter/src/main.rs: Lines showing the usage of set_output_block.
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664-667: Verify the correctness of the genesis_header retrieval and dag.set_reindex_root call.

The genesis_header is retrieved from storage and its parent_hash is set as the reindex root in the DAG. Ensure that the genesis_header is correctly retrieved and the parent_hash is valid.

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The genesis_header is correctly retrieved using get_block_header_by_hash, and the parent_hash is validly set as the reindex root in the DAG using set_reindex_root.

  • get_block_header_by_hash retrieves the block header from self.header_store.
  • set_reindex_root sets the reindex root in the reachability store.
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887-890: Verify the correctness of the OpenedBlock initialization and the usage of the tips and blue_blocks parameters.

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1185-1191: Verify the correctness of the genesis_header retrieval and dag.commit call.

The genesis_header is retrieved from storage and its parent_hash is used in the dag.commit call. Ensure that the genesis_header is correctly retrieved and the parent_hash is valid. Verify the correctness of the dag.commit call.

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  • get_block_header_by_hash implementation in storage/src/lib.rs:
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  • commit implementation in flexidag/src/blockdag.rs:
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1519-1520: Verify the correctness of the get_dag_state function.

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  • chain/src/chain.rs:

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types/src/consensus_header.rs (1)

Line range hint 8-8:
Update the method signature in the ConsensusHeader trait.

The parents method now returns an Option<Vec<HashValue>> instead of Vec<HashValue>. Ensure that all implementations of this trait are updated accordingly.

- fn parents(&self) -> Vec<HashValue>;
+ fn parents(&self) -> Option<Vec<HashValue>>;
sync/src/block_connector/test_write_block_chain.rs (1)

Line range hint 1-37:
Ensure validation of removed functionalities.

The removal of functions and tests could lead to gaps in coverage. Ensure that the functionalities previously tested by these functions are still being validated through other means.

- // Removed functions and tests.
+ // Ensure that the functionalities previously tested by these functions are still being validated.
chain/src/chain.rs (4)

59-59: Remove the unused static variable MAIN_DIRECT_SAVE_BLOCK_HASH_MAP.

The static variable MAIN_DIRECT_SAVE_BLOCK_HASH_MAP is declared but not used anywhere in the codebase. Removing it will prevent unnecessary memory allocation.

  • chain/src/chain.rs: static MAIN_DIRECT_SAVE_BLOCK_HASH_MAP
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Ensure the static variable is necessary and correctly used.

Validate that the static variable MAIN_DIRECT_SAVE_BLOCK_HASH_MAP is used in the code to avoid unnecessary memory allocation.

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814-876: Ensure the block template by header is correctly created with new parameters.

The method create_block_template_by_header is called without the new parameters tips and pruning_point in the following locations:

  • chain/src/chain.rs
  • chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs

Please update these method calls to include the new parameters tips and pruning_point.

  • chain/src/chain.rs: Ensure tips and pruning_point are passed to create_block_template_by_header.
  • chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs: Ensure tips and pruning_point are passed to create_block_template_by_header.
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Ensure the block template by header is correctly created with new parameters.

Validate that the block template by header is correctly created with the new parameters tips and pruning_point.

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793-802: Ensure the block template is correctly created with new parameters.

The create_block_template method calls do not include the new parameters tips and pruning_point. This indicates that the new parameters might not have been integrated correctly.

  • Files to check:
    • test-helper/src/block.rs
    • test-helper/src/chain.rs
    • test-helper/src/dao.rs
    • sync/src/block_connector/test_write_dag_block_chain.rs
    • sync/src/block_connector/test_illegal_block.rs
    • sync/src/block_connector/write_block_chain.rs
    • rpc/server/src/module/pubsub/tests.rs
    • miner/src/lib.rs
    • miner/src/create_block_template/mod.rs
    • miner/src/create_block_template/test_create_block_template.rs
    • chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs
    • chain/tests/test_txn_info_and_proof.rs
    • chain/src/chain.rs
    • chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs
    • cmd/db-exporter/src/main.rs
    • benchmarks/src/chain.rs

Please ensure that the create_block_template method is correctly updated to include and handle the new parameters tips and pruning_point.

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Ensure the block template is correctly created with new parameters.

Validate that the block template is correctly created with the new parameters tips and pruning_point.

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887-890: Ensure the OpenedBlock instances are correctly initialized with the new parameters.

The OpenedBlock struct and its new method have been updated to include tips_hash and blue_blocks as parameters. However, the following instances of OpenedBlock::new do not include these new parameters and need to be updated:

  • txpool/src/test.rs
  • miner/src/create_block_template/mod.rs
  • chain/tests/test_opened_block.rs
  • chain/src/chain.rs

Please update these instances to correctly initialize OpenedBlock with the new parameters.

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Validate that the OpenedBlock is correctly initialized with the new parameters tips and blue_blocks.

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  • benchmarks/src/chain.rs (2 hunks)
  • chain/api/src/chain.rs (1 hunks)
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  • chain/open-block/src/lib.rs (7 hunks)
  • chain/service/src/chain_service.rs (1 hunks)
  • chain/src/chain.rs (19 hunks)
  • chain/src/verifier/mod.rs (3 hunks)
  • chain/tests/block_test_utils.rs (1 hunks)
  • chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs (8 hunks)
  • chain/tests/test_epoch_switch.rs (1 hunks)
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  • chain/tests/test_txn_info_and_proof.rs (5 hunks)
  • cmd/db-exporter/src/main.rs (10 hunks)
  • config/src/genesis_config.rs (9 hunks)
  • consensus/src/consensus_test.rs (2 hunks)
  • flexidag/src/blockdag.rs (10 hunks)
  • flexidag/src/consensusdb/consenses_state.rs (3 hunks)
  • flexidag/src/lib.rs (1 hunks)
  • flexidag/src/prune/mod.rs (1 hunks)
  • flexidag/src/prune/pruning_point_manager.rs (1 hunks)
  • flexidag/tests/tests.rs (14 hunks)
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  • network-p2p/src/service_test.rs (2 hunks)
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  • rpc/server/src/module/pubsub/tests.rs (1 hunks)
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  • sync/src/block_connector/block_connector_service.rs (4 hunks)
  • sync/src/block_connector/mod.rs (3 hunks)
  • sync/src/block_connector/test_illegal_block.rs (23 hunks)
  • sync/src/block_connector/test_write_block_chain.rs (2 hunks)
  • sync/src/block_connector/test_write_dag_block_chain.rs (2 hunks)
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  • sync/src/store/tests.rs (4 hunks)
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  • benchmarks/src/chain.rs
  • chain/api/src/chain.rs
  • chain/service/src/chain_service.rs
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  • chain/tests/block_test_utils.rs
  • chain/tests/test_opened_block.rs
  • chain/tests/test_txn_info_and_proof.rs
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  • config/src/genesis_config.rs
  • consensus/src/consensus_test.rs
  • flexidag/src/blockdag.rs
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  • flexidag/src/prune/pruning_point_manager.rs
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  • sync/src/store/tests.rs
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types/src/consensus_header.rs (1)

15-17: Ensure proper handling of None values.

The parents method now directly returns the result of parents_hash(), which may be None. Ensure that all usages of this method handle None values appropriately to avoid potential None dereference errors.

chain/tests/test_epoch_switch.rs (1)

5-15: Clarify the reason for commenting out the code.

The code related to chain configuration modification and verification has been commented out. Clarify whether this is a temporary measure or part of a refactoring effort.

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Clarification provided:

The code related to chain configuration modification and verification was commented out due to a known issue with verifying the count of uncles in DAG mode. This appears to be a temporary measure to address the test failure.

  • The comments in the code indicate that the test fails to verify the count of the uncles in DAG mode.
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sync/src/block_connector/test_write_block_chain.rs (1)

Line range hint 1-37:
Clarify the reason for removing functions and tests.

The functions gen_blocks, new_block, and gen_fork_block_chain, along with several test functions, have been removed. Clarify whether this is part of a refactoring effort or a shift in the testing strategy.

flexidag/src/consensusdb/consenses_state.rs (6)

43-43: Simplification of insert method in DagStateStore trait.

The method insert now has a simplified signature without the dag_genesis parameter. This change looks good.

Ensure that the new method signature is correctly utilized throughout the codebase.


38-38: Simplification of get_state method in DagStateReader trait.

The method get_state now has a simplified signature without the dag_genesis parameter. This change looks good.

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Simplification of get_state method in DagStateReader trait.

The method get_state now has a simplified signature without the dag_genesis parameter. This change looks good and has been correctly integrated throughout the codebase.

  • state/api/src/chain_state.rs
  • flexidag/tests/tests.rs
  • flexidag/src/consensusdb/consenses_state.rs
  • flexidag/src/blockdag.rs
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12-12: Addition of pruning_point field in DagState struct.

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Addition of pruning_point field in DagState struct.

The new field pruning_point has been added to the DagState struct and is correctly utilized throughout the codebase.

  • flexidag/src/blockdag.rs
  • flexidag/tests/tests.rs
  • flexidag/src/consensusdb/consenses_state.rs
  • chain/src/chain.rs
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80-80: Addition of pruning_point field in DagStateView struct.

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Addition of pruning_point field in DagStateView struct.

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  • The into_state method in consensusdb/consenses_state.rs correctly transfers the pruning_point field to the DagState struct.
  • The chain_service.rs file correctly initializes the pruning_point field when creating a DagStateView instance.
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70-72: Modification of insert method implementation in DbDagStateStore.

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  • flexidag/src/consensusdb/consenses_state.rs
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63-64: Modification of get_state method implementation in DbDagStateStore.

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sync/src/tasks/tests_dag.rs (2)

96-105: Modification of genesis header ID retrieval in test_sync_dag_blocks.

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Modification of genesis header ID retrieval in test_sync_dag_blocks.

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150-159: Modification of genesis header ID retrieval in test_continue_sync_dag_blocks.

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Modification of genesis header ID retrieval in test_continue_sync_dag_blocks.

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  • sync/src/tasks/tests_dag.rs
  • storage/src/lib.rs
  • storage/src/chain_info/mod.rs
  • chain/src/chain.rs
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chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs (6)

192-193: Addition of produce_block_by_tips method.

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Addition of produce_block_by_tips method.

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  • File: chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs
    • Lines: 192-193
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99-99: Update of block existence assertion in fork_new_branch method.

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Update of block existence assertion in fork_new_branch method.

The method now uses assert!(self.head.has_dag_block(block_id)?) to check block existence. This change is correctly integrated and utilized throughout the codebase, including in several test cases.

  • Files with usage:
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    • chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs
    • chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs
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158-159: Update of default values in produce method.

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Update of default values in produce method.

The method now uses vec![] and HashValue::zero() as default values in the call to create_block_template. This change looks good.

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  • sync/src/block_connector/test_illegal_block.rs
  • chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs
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230-245: Addition of produce_and_apply_times_for_fork method.

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Addition of produce_and_apply_times_for_fork method.

The new method produce_and_apply_times_for_fork allows for the production of a chain of blocks from a given fork point. This change looks good and is being properly tested in chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs.

  • chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs: Lines where the method is used.
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173-174: Update of default values in produce_block_by_header method.

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212-221: Addition of produce_and_apply_by_tips method.

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Addition of produce_and_apply_by_tips method.

The new method produce_and_apply_by_tips allows for block production and application based on specified tips. This change looks good.

  • The method is correctly utilized within the codebase, specifically in chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs.
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types/src/block/legacy.rs (4)

139-141: Initialize parents_hash, version, and pruning_point fields in BlockHeader.

The initialization of the parents_hash field to an empty vector, and the explicit setting of default values for version and pruning_point, improve clarity and correctness.


146-167: Ensure correctness of the From<BlockHeaderDataInVega> implementation.

The conversion logic correctly initializes all fields and computes the cryptographic hash for the id field. This implementation enhances the flexibility and future-proofing of the BlockHeader structure.


170-187: Ensure correctness of the BlockHeaderData struct definition.

The BlockHeaderData struct is correctly defined and annotated with the Serialize and Deserialize traits. This change enhances reusability and streamlines the code.


Line range hint 188-206:
Ensure correctness of the Deserialize implementation for BlockHeader.

The deserialization logic correctly initializes a BlockHeader instance using the BlockHeaderData struct. This change improves the clarity and maintainability of the deserialization process.

chain/open-block/src/lib.rs (4)

61-63: Ensure correctness of the OpenedBlock struct definition.

The addition of the version and pruning_point fields, and the change of blue_blocks to a non-optional field, enhance the functionality and data integrity of the OpenedBlock struct.


Line range hint 77-121:
Ensure correctness of the OpenedBlock constructor.

The constructor correctly initializes the new fields version and pruning_point, ensuring the integrity of the OpenedBlock instance. This change enhances the initialization process.


174-174: Ensure correctness of the push_txns method.

The method now iterates directly over self.blue_blocks, simplifying the logic and reinforcing the requirement that blue_blocks is always present. This change improves the readability and maintainability of the method.


371-372: Ensure correctness of the finalize method.

The method now includes the new fields version and pruning_point in the BlockTemplate, enhancing the metadata management of the block. This change improves the completeness of the BlockTemplate.

chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs (4)

182-194: Ensure correctness of the test_find_ancestor_fork function.

The function has been modified to use the new produce_and_apply_times_for_fork method, improving the clarity and functionality of the ancestor finding process. This change enhances the test's robustness.


218-234: Ensure correctness of the product_a_block_by_tips function.

The new function correctly handles the additional parameters parent_hash and tips, enhancing the flexibility and robustness of the block creation process. This change improves the modularity of the code.


243-245: Ensure correctness of the product_a_block function.

The function is now a wrapper around product_a_block_by_tips, maintaining backward compatibility while encouraging the use of the more versatile function. This change improves the modularity and flexibility of the code.


574-583: Ensure correctness of the test_block_chain_for_dag_fork function.

The function has been modified to use the new product_a_block_by_tips function, enhancing the flexibility and robustness of the test. This change improves the test's coverage and accuracy.

sync/src/block_connector/test_illegal_block.rs (9)

44-53: LGTM!

The changes to use gen_dag_blocks and new_dag_block align with the shift to a DAG structure for block creation.


Line range hint 60-105:
LGTM!

The changes to use gen_dag_blocks and return anyhow::Result improve error handling and align with the new DAG structure.


123-124: LGTM!

The change to use HashValue::zero() standardizes the parameters passed to the function.


153-154: LGTM!

The change to use HashValue::zero() standardizes the parameters passed to the function.


Line range hint 331-355:
LGTM!

The change to return anyhow::Result improves error handling by allowing the function to propagate errors more effectively.


Line range hint 360-412:
LGTM!

The change to return anyhow::Result improves error handling by allowing the function to propagate errors more effectively.


668-668: LGTM!

The change to return anyhow::Result improves error handling by allowing the function to propagate errors more effectively.


698-698: LGTM!

The change to return anyhow::Result improves error handling by allowing the function to propagate errors more effectively.


Line range hint 786-839:
LGTM!

The change to return anyhow::Result improves error handling by allowing the function to propagate errors more effectively.

network-p2p/src/service_test.rs (1)

586-676: LGTM!

The changes to return Result<()> and construct a BlockHeader using specific parameters improve error handling and align the test with actual data structures used in the application.

chain/src/chain.rs (15)

5-5: Ensure all imported modules are necessary.

Validate that all imported modules are used in the code to avoid unnecessary dependencies.


664-667: Ensure the reindex root is correctly set.

Validate that the reindex root for the DAG is correctly set using the parent hash of the genesis header.

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Ensure the reindex root is correctly set.

The set_reindex_root method is correctly called with the parent hash of the genesis header in the chain/src/chain.rs file. The implementation of the set_reindex_root method in the flexidag/src/blockdag.rs file should be reviewed to ensure it correctly handles this input.

  • chain/src/chain.rs: dag.set_reindex_root(genesis_header.parent_hash())
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1185-1191: Ensure the output block is correctly set.

Validate that the output block is correctly set using the set_output_block method.


2004-2005: Ensure the DAG is correctly connected.

Validate that the DAG is correctly connected using the connect_dag method.

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Ensure the DAG is correctly connected.

The connect_dag method in chain/src/chain.rs correctly handles the connection of the DAG by updating tips, calculating ghost data, updating accumulators, and saving the DAG state. The method is used appropriately in the connect function.

  • chain/src/chain.rs:2001-2060: Implementation of connect_dag.
  • chain/src/chain.rs: Usage of connect_dagin theconnect` method.
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1895-1895: Ensure the chain type is correctly checked.

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The chain type is correctly checked.

The check_chain_type method in chain/src/chain.rs correctly returns ChainType::Dag.

  • chain/src/chain.rs:1895: Ok(ChainType::Dag)
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1877-1878: Ensure the current tips hash is correctly retrieved.

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Ensure the current tips hash is correctly retrieved.

The current_tips_hash method in chain/src/chain.rs correctly retrieves the current tips hash by calling the get_dag_state method and mapping the state to its tips field. The get_dag_state method in chain/service/src/chain_service.rs ensures that the DAG state is correctly retrieved, including the tips. Additionally, the test case in sync/src/block_connector/test_write_dag_block_chain.rs verifies the functionality of the current_tips_hash method.

  • chain/src/chain.rs:
    • fn current_tips_hash(&self) -> Result<Vec<HashValue>> { self.dag.get_dag_state().map(|state| state.tips) }
  • chain/service/src/chain_service.rs:
    • fn get_dag_state(&self) -> Result<DagStateView> { /* retrieves DAG state including tips */ }
  • sync/src/block_connector/test_write_dag_block_chain.rs:
    • let tips = block_chain.current_tips_hash().expect("failed to get tips");
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1104-1104: Ensure the block's state and accumulator root are correctly verified.

Validate that the block's state and accumulator root are correctly verified.

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The block's state and accumulator root are correctly verified using the verify_block! macro.

  • The verify_block! macro is designed to check conditions and return an error if the conditions are not met.
  • This macro is used extensively in chain/src/chain.rs and chain/src/verifier/mod.rs to ensure the integrity of the block's state and accumulator root.
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2055-2058: Ensure the DAG state is correctly saved.

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  • The usage in chain/src/chain.rs correctly provides the necessary DagState parameters.
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  • chain/src/chain.rs: fn init_dag(mut dag: BlockDAG, genesis_header: BlockHeader) -> Result<BlockDAG>
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957-957: Ensure the block is correctly verified using the verify_block method.

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17-21: Ensure all imported modules are necessary.

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2069-2078: Ensure the DAG block is correctly connected and the block is correctly applied with a verifier.

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1519-1520: Ensure the DAG state is correctly retrieved.

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1185-1191: Ensure the DAG block is correctly committed and block info is saved.

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Comment on lines +19 to +26
let config = Arc::new(NodeConfig::random_for_dag_test());
let net = config.net();
let chain = test_helper::gen_blockchain_for_test(net)?;
let _chain = test_helper::gen_blockchain_for_test(net)?;

let alice = Account::new();
let bob = Account::new();
let action_type_tag = consensus_config_type_tag();
let strategy = 3u8;
let _alice = Account::new();
let _bob = Account::new();
let _action_type_tag = consensus_config_type_tag();
let _strategy = 3u8;
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Refactor or replace the disabled test.

The test is currently non-functional due to the absence of logic to modify and verify the blockchain state. Ensure that the test is either refactored or replaced with a functional test to maintain test coverage.

- let config = Arc::new(NodeConfig::random_for_dag_test());
- let net = config.net();
- let _chain = test_helper::gen_blockchain_for_test(net)?;
- let _alice = Account::new();
- let _bob = Account::new();
- let _action_type_tag = consensus_config_type_tag();
- let _strategy = 3u8;
+ // Refactor or replace the test logic here.

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vm/transaction-builder/src/lib.rs (1)

861-861: Issues found with the hardcoding of the dag_effective_height value.

The hardcoding of the dag_effective_height to 0u64 in the build_init_script_v3 function does not align with the dynamic usage of effective_height in the codebase. This could lead to potential issues if the effective_height is expected to be set dynamically.

  • Files and lines to review:
    • vm/transaction-builder/src/lib.rs line 861
    • vm/types/src/on_chain_config/flexi_dag_config.rs
    • executor/tests/module_upgrade_test.rs
    • executor/tests/executor_test.rs
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Verify the hardcoding of the dag_effective_height value.

The hardcoding of the dag_effective_height to 0u64 should be verified to ensure it does not negatively impact the functionality.

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  • chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs (10 hunks)
  • config/example/barnard/genesis_config.json (1 hunks)
  • config/example/main/genesis_config.json (1 hunks)
  • config/example/proxima/genesis_config.json (1 hunks)
  • config/example/vega/genesis_config.json (1 hunks)
  • config/src/genesis_config.rs (9 hunks)
  • executor/tests/module_upgrade_test.rs (2 hunks)
  • sync/src/sync.rs (2 hunks)
  • sync/src/tasks/accumulator_sync_task.rs (3 hunks)
  • sync/src/tasks/inner_sync_task.rs (5 hunks)
  • sync/src/tasks/mock.rs (3 hunks)
  • sync/src/tasks/mod.rs (3 hunks)
  • sync/src/tasks/test_tools.rs (3 hunks)
  • sync/src/tasks/tests.rs (18 hunks)
  • sync/src/tasks/tests_dag.rs (4 hunks)
  • sync/tests/common_test_sync_libs.rs (2 hunks)
  • test-helper/src/chain.rs (3 hunks)
  • test-helper/src/dao.rs (2 hunks)
  • test-helper/src/lib.rs (1 hunks)
  • testsuite/features/cmd.feature (1 hunks)
  • vm/transaction-builder/src/lib.rs (1 hunks)
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  • sync/src/tasks/accumulator_sync_task.rs
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  • chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs
  • config/src/genesis_config.rs
  • sync/src/tasks/tests_dag.rs
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test-helper/src/lib.rs (1)

15-15: Verify the impact of removing gen_blockchain_for_dag_test from exports.

The removal of gen_blockchain_for_dag_test from the exports might impact other parts of the codebase that rely on this function. Ensure that it is not used elsewhere.

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The removal of gen_blockchain_for_dag_test from exports does not impact the codebase.

  • Multiple searches across the codebase have confirmed that gen_blockchain_for_dag_test is not defined or used anywhere.
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test-helper/src/chain.rs (2)

38-39: LGTM! The changes improve clarity and robustness.

The modification in gen_blockchain_with_blocks_for_test enhances the initialization of blockchain parameters by explicitly providing default values.


4-10: Verify the impact of removing gen_blockchain_for_dag_test.

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sync/tests/common_test_sync_libs.rs (1)

7-7: Verify the impact of removing execute_dag_poll_block.

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sync/src/tasks/inner_sync_task.rs (3)

14-14: LGTM! Simplification of the struct.

The removal of the dag_fork_heigh field simplifies the struct and reduces complexity.


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LGTM! Simplification of the constructor.

The removal of the dag_fork_heigh parameter from the constructor streamlines the instantiation of the struct.


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LGTM! Simplification of the synchronization logic.

The removal of references to dag_fork_heigh simplifies the synchronization logic and improves maintainability.

sync/src/tasks/test_tools.rs (1)

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LGTM! Simplification of the synchronization logic.

The removal of the dag_fork_height variable and its references simplifies the synchronization logic and improves maintainability.

config/example/vega/genesis_config.json (1)

406-407: LGTM! Improved data retention and pruning strategies.

The removal of the dag_effective_height field and the addition of pruning_depth and pruning_finality fields provide enhanced control over the data lifecycle and improve the system's performance and efficiency.

config/example/main/genesis_config.json (1)

406-407: LGTM! Verify the usage of new parameters.

The new parameters "pruning_depth": 17280 and "pruning_finality": 8640 are correctly added.

However, ensure that these parameters are documented and their values are appropriate.

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The new parameters pruning_depth and pruning_finality are correctly added and utilized in the codebase.

  • The parameters are present in multiple configuration files.
  • They are actively used in source files and tests.
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    • chain/src/chain.rs
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    • flexidag/src/prune/pruning_point_manager.rs
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530-531: LGTM! Verify the usage of new parameters.

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sync/src/tasks/mock.rs (3)

366-369: Improved block retrieval logic.

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The function correctly utilizes the improved fetch_blocks function to retrieve DAG block children.

testsuite/features/cmd.feature (6)

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Comprehensive chain test scenario.

The scenario provides thorough coverage of the chain functionality with multiple commands.


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Basic node test scenario.

The scenario provides necessary coverage of the node functionality with straightforward commands.


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Comprehensive node service test scenario.

The scenario provides thorough coverage of the node services with multiple commands and assertions.


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The scenario provides thorough coverage of the multisig account functionality with multiple commands.


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Basic dev resolve test scenario.

The scenario provides necessary coverage of the dev resolve functionality with straightforward commands.


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executor/tests/module_upgrade_test.rs (4)

33-33: Simplified control flow.

The removal of the conditional block simplifies the control flow but may impact the thoroughness of testing for version-specific scenarios.

Ensure that the removal of this conditional block does not negatively impact the test coverage for StdlibVersion::Version(12).


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The function provides thorough coverage of the initialization script for converting TwoPhaseUpgrade to TwoPhaseUpgradeV2.


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Comprehensive standard library upgrade test with incremental package.

The function provides thorough coverage of the standard library upgrade process with an incremental package.


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Basic standard library upgrade test with disallowed publish option.

The function provides necessary coverage of the upgrade process with a disallowed publish option.

sync/src/tasks/mod.rs (1)

640-640: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

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sync/src/tasks/tests.rs (4)

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The code changes are approved.


413-413: LGTM! The removal of the Some(BlockNumber::MAX) argument simplifies the test function.

The code changes are approved.

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vm/vm-runtime/src/starcoin_vm.rs (1)

969-969: Ensure parents_hash is always valid.

The parents_hash.unwrap_or_default() has been replaced with a direct reference to parents_hash, which means parents_hash must now be a valid value. However, the search results show that parents_hash can still be None in some contexts. Ensure that all instances of parents_hash are updated to guarantee it is always valid when required.

  • vm/types/src/block_metadata/mod.rs
  • types/src/block/block_header_data.rs
  • types/src/block/mod.rs
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Ensure parents_hash is always valid.

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types/src/block/mod.rs (1)

42-43: Inconsistent usage of ParentsHash type definition.

The type ParentsHash has been changed from Option<Vec<HashValue>> to Vec<HashValue>, but there are still occurrences of Option<ParentsHash> in the codebase. Please review and update the following instances to ensure consistency:

  • types/src/block/block_header_data.rs:
    • Line 2: pub parents_hash: Option<ParentsHash>
    • Line 3: pub parents_hash: Option<ParentsHash>
    • Line 4: pub parents_hash: Option<ParentsHash>
  • types/src/block/mod.rs:
    • Line 9: let parents_hash: Option<ParentsHash>

Please ensure that all instances of ParentsHash are consistently defined as Vec<HashValue>.

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Ensure that the new ParentsHash type definition is correctly used within the codebase.

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  • storage/src/tests/test_storage.rs (1 hunks)
  • types/src/block/mod.rs (25 hunks)
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network/tests/network_service_test.rs (4)

181-181: Verify the correctness of Block::rational_random().

Ensure that the new block creation method Block::rational_random() generates blocks with the expected properties for the test.


279-281: Verify the correctness of Block::rational_random().

Ensure that the new block creation method Block::rational_random() generates blocks with the expected properties for the test.


162-164: Verify the correctness of Block::rational_random().

Ensure that the new block creation method Block::rational_random() generates blocks with the expected properties for the test.

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Verify the correctness of Block::rational_random().

Ensure that the new block creation method Block::rational_random() generates blocks with the expected properties for the test.

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The function BlockHeader::rational_random() is used to generate BlockHeader instances in the test file network/tests/network_service_test.rs. The context around its usage indicates that it is used to create blocks and notifications for testing network services. The function appears to be used correctly, generating headers with the expected properties for the tests.

  • network/tests/network_service_test.rs:
    • Instances of BlockHeader created using BlockHeader::rational_random() are used to create CompactBlock and NotificationMessage objects.
    • These objects are then used in assertions to verify the behavior of the network service.
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storage/src/tests/test_storage.rs (1)

338-339: Verify the correctness of BlockHeader::rational_random().

Ensure that the new block header creation method BlockHeader::rational_random() generates headers with the expected properties for the function.

types/src/block/mod.rs (12)

224-225: Verify the correctness of the new parameters integration.

Ensure that the new parameters version and pruning_point are correctly integrated within the BlockHeader::new method.


243-244: Verify the correctness of the new parameters integration.

Ensure that the new parameters version and pruning_point are correctly integrated within the BlockHeader::new_with_auth_key method.


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340-346: Verify the correctness of the new methods implementation.

Ensure that the new methods version and pruning_point are correctly implemented within the BlockHeader struct.


475-492: Verify the correctness of the new method implementation.

Ensure that the new method BlockHeader::rational_random is correctly implemented and generates headers with the expected properties.


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1071-1112: Verify the correctness of the new method implementation.

Ensure that the new method Block::rational_random is correctly implemented and generates blocks with the expected properties.


1285-1289: Verify the correctness of the new fields integration.

Ensure that the new fields version and pruning_point are correctly integrated within the BlockTemplate struct.


1303-1304: Verify the correctness of the new parameters integration.

Ensure that the new parameters version and pruning_point are correctly integrated within the BlockTemplate::new method.


8-10: Verify the correctness of the new module integration.

Ensure that the new block_header_data module is correctly integrated and used within the codebase.

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  • types/src/block/legacy.rs: block_header_data::BlockHeaderDataInVega
  • types/src/block/mod.rs: use block_header_data::{BlockHeaderDataInVega, BlockHeaderDataLatest}
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872-916: Verify the correctness of the new fields and methods integration.

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rpc/api/generated_rpc_schema/sync_manager.json (3)

44-45: LGTM! Addition of parents_hash property.

The parents_hash property is added to the list of required fields and defined as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This enhances the schema to accommodate multiple parent hashes.

Also applies to: 121-123


45-46: LGTM! Addition of pruning_point property.

The pruning_point property is added to the list of required fields and defined as a string formatted as HashValue. This enhances the schema to indicate a specific point in the blockchain relevant for pruning operations.

Also applies to: 127-131


49-50: LGTM! Addition of version property.

The version property is added to the list of required fields and defined as an integer with a minimum value of 0, formatted as uint32. This enhances the schema to support versioning, allowing for better management of changes in the data structure over time.

Also applies to: 148-152

rpc/api/generated_rpc_schema/node.json (3)

290-291: LGTM! Addition of parents_hash property.

The parents_hash property is added to the list of required fields and defined as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This enhances the schema to accommodate multiple parent hashes.

Also applies to: 359-363


291-292: LGTM! Addition of pruning_point property.

The pruning_point property is added to the list of required fields and defined as a string formatted as HashValue. This enhances the schema to indicate a specific point in the blockchain relevant for pruning operations.

Also applies to: 365-369


294-295: LGTM! Addition of version property.

The version property is added to the list of required fields and defined as an integer with a minimum value of 0, formatted as uint32. This enhances the schema to support versioning, allowing for better management of changes in the data structure over time.

Also applies to: 384-388

rpc/api/generated_rpc_schema/chain.json (34)

159-160: Ensure the parents_hash property is correctly defined.

The parents_hash property is added as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This ensures stricter validation for block parent references.


228-230: Ensure the parents_hash property is correctly defined.

The parents_hash property is added as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This ensures stricter validation for block parent references.


613-615: Ensure the parents_hash property is correctly defined.

The parents_hash property is added as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This ensures stricter validation for block parent references.


682-684: Ensure the parents_hash property is correctly defined.

The parents_hash property is added as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This ensures stricter validation for block parent references.


1208-1210: Ensure the parents_hash property is correctly defined.

The parents_hash property is added as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This ensures stricter validation for block parent references.


1277-1279: Ensure the parents_hash property is correctly defined.

The parents_hash property is added as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This ensures stricter validation for block parent references.


1811-1813: Ensure the parents_hash property is correctly defined.

The parents_hash property is added as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This ensures stricter validation for block parent references.


1880-1882: Ensure the parents_hash property is correctly defined.

The parents_hash property is added as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This ensures stricter validation for block parent references.


3377-3379: Ensure the parents_hash property is correctly defined.

The parents_hash property is added as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This ensures stricter validation for block parent references.


3446-3448: Ensure the parents_hash property is correctly defined.

The parents_hash property is added as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This ensures stricter validation for block parent references.


1950-1952: Ensure the parents_hash property is correctly defined.

The parents_hash property is added as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This ensures stricter validation for block parent references.


2019-2021: Ensure the parents_hash property is correctly defined.

The parents_hash property is added as an array of strings formatted as HashValue. This ensures stricter validation for block parent references.


160-161: Ensure the pruning_point property is correctly defined.

The pruning_point property is added as a string formatted as HashValue. This likely serves to indicate a specific state in the blockchain that can be referenced for pruning purposes.


234-238: Ensure the pruning_point property is correctly defined.

The pruning_point property is added as a string formatted as HashValue. This likely serves to indicate a specific state in the blockchain that can be referenced for pruning purposes.


614-615: Ensure the pruning_point property is correctly defined.

The pruning_point property is added as a string formatted as HashValue. This likely serves to indicate a specific state in the blockchain that can be referenced for pruning purposes.


689-692: Ensure the pruning_point property is correctly defined.

The pruning_point property is added as a string formatted as HashValue. This likely serves to indicate a specific state in the blockchain that can be referenced for pruning purposes.


1209-1210: Ensure the pruning_point property is correctly defined.

The pruning_point property is added as a string formatted as HashValue. This likely serves to indicate a specific state in the blockchain that can be referenced for pruning purposes.


1283-1287: Ensure the pruning_point property is correctly defined.

The pruning_point property is added as a string formatted as HashValue. This likely serves to indicate a specific state in the blockchain that can be referenced for pruning purposes.


1812-1813: Ensure the pruning_point property is correctly defined.

The pruning_point property is added as a string formatted as HashValue. This likely serves to indicate a specific state in the blockchain that can be referenced for pruning purposes.


1886-1890: Ensure the pruning_point property is correctly defined.

The pruning_point property is added as a string formatted as HashValue. This likely serves to indicate a specific state in the blockchain that can be referenced for pruning purposes.


3453-3456: Ensure the pruning_point property is correctly defined.

The pruning_point property is added as a string formatted as HashValue. This likely serves to indicate a specific state in the blockchain that can be referenced for pruning purposes.


1951-1952: Ensure the pruning_point property is correctly defined.

The pruning_point property is added as a string formatted as HashValue. This likely serves to indicate a specific state in the blockchain that can be referenced for pruning purposes.


2025-2029: Ensure the pruning_point property is correctly defined.

The pruning_point property is added as a string formatted as HashValue. This likely serves to indicate a specific state in the blockchain that can be referenced for pruning purposes.


163-164: Ensure the version property is correctly defined.

The version property is added as an integer with a format of uint32 and a minimum value of 0. This inclusion allows for version tracking of the blocks.


253-257: Ensure the version property is correctly defined.

The version property is added as an integer with a format of uint32 and a minimum value of 0. This inclusion allows for version tracking of the blocks.


617-618: Ensure the version property is correctly defined.

The version property is added as an integer with a format of uint32 and a minimum value of 0. This inclusion allows for version tracking of the blocks.


707-711: Ensure the version property is correctly defined.

The version property is added as an integer with a format of uint32 and a minimum value of 0. This inclusion allows for version tracking of the blocks.


1212-1213: Ensure the version property is correctly defined.

The version property is added as an integer with a format of uint32 and a minimum value of 0. This inclusion allows for version tracking of the blocks.


1302-1306: Ensure the version property is correctly defined.

The version property is added as an integer with a format of uint32 and a minimum value of 0. This inclusion allows for version tracking of the blocks.


1815-1816: Ensure the version property is correctly defined.

The version property is added as an integer with a format of uint32 and a minimum value of 0. This inclusion allows for version tracking of the blocks.


1904-1909: Ensure the version property is correctly defined.

The version property is added as an integer with a format of uint32 and a minimum value of 0. This inclusion allows for version tracking of the blocks.


3471-3475: Ensure the version property is correctly defined.

The version property is added as an integer with a format of uint32 and a minimum value of 0. This inclusion allows for version tracking of the blocks.


1954-1955: Ensure the version property is correctly defined.

The version property is added as an integer with a format of uint32 and a minimum value of 0. This inclusion allows for version tracking of the blocks.


2044-2048: Ensure the version property is correctly defined.

The version property is added as an integer with a format of uint32 and a minimum value of 0. This inclusion allows for version tracking of the blocks.

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sync/src/block_connector/test_write_block_chain.rs (2)

Improve Error Handling and Logging in create_writeable_block_chain

The function create_writeable_block_chain currently uses expect and unwrap for error handling, which can lead to panics. Consider replacing these with proper error handling mechanisms, such as returning a Result and using a logging framework to log errors for better traceability.

  • Location: sync/src/block_connector/test_write_block_chain.rs, lines 52-67
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Ensure proper error handling and logging.

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Improve Error Handling and Logging in create_writeable_dag_block_chain

The function currently uses .expect() and .unwrap() for error handling, which can lead to panics without providing detailed error information. Consider implementing more robust error handling by returning errors to the caller or logging them for better traceability.

  • Location: sync/src/block_connector/test_write_block_chain.rs, lines 23-38
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Line range hint 12-32:
Ensure proper error handling and logging.

The function create_writeable_dag_block_chain initializes several components and returns a tuple. Ensure that all potential errors are handled, especially in asynchronous contexts, and consider adding logging for better traceability.

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sync/tests/common_test_sync_libs.rs (3)

Line range hint 12-16:
Consider removing unused functions.

The gen_chain_env, gen_node, and init_multiple_node functions are marked as unused. Consider removing them if they are not needed, or ensure they are used appropriately.

- // fixme: remove unused
- #[allow(unused)]
- pub fn gen_chain_env(config: NodeConfig) -> Result<NodeHandle> {
-     test_helper::run_node_by_config(Arc::new(config))
- }

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Consider removing unused functions.

The gen_node function is marked as unused. Consider removing it if it is not needed, or ensure it is used appropriately.

- // fixme: remove unused
- #[allow(unused)]
- fn gen_node(seeds: Vec<NetworkConfig>) -> Result<(NodeHandle, NetworkConfig)> {
-     let dir = match temp_dir() {
-         starcoin_config::DataDirPath::PathBuf(path) => path,
-         starcoin_config::DataDirPath::TempPath(path) => path.path().to_path_buf(),
-     };
-     let mut config = NodeConfig::random_for_test_disable_miner(true);
-     let net_addr = config.network.self_address();
-     debug!("Local node address: {:?}", net_addr);
- 
-     config.network.seeds = seeds
-         .into_iter()
-         .map(|other_network_config| other_network_config.self_address())
-         .collect::<Vec<_>>()
-         .into();
-     let network_config = config.network.clone();
-     let handle = test_helper::run_node_by_config(Arc::new(config))?;
- 
-     Ok((handle, network_config))
- }

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Consider removing unused functions.

The init_multiple_node function is marked as unused. Consider removing it if it is not needed, or ensure it is used appropriately.

- // fixme: remove unused
- #[allow(unused)]
- pub fn init_multiple_node(count: usize) -> Result<Vec<NodeHandle>> {
-     let mut result = Vec::with_capacity(count);
-     let (main_node, network_config) = gen_node(vec![])?;
-     result.push(main_node);
-     for _ in 1..count {
-         result.push(gen_node(vec![network_config.clone()])?.0);
-     }
-     Ok(result)
- }
sync/src/store/tests.rs (1)

Enhance DAG Store Testing with Additional Methods

The test_sync_dag_absent_store function currently tests basic CRUD operations. However, to ensure comprehensive testing, consider adding tests for the following methods:

  • iter_at_first: Test iteration over stored blocks.
  • delete_all_dag_sync_block: Test complete deletion of all blocks.

These additions will help ensure robust coverage of the SyncDagStore operations.

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The test_sync_dag_absent_store function tests various operations on the DAG store. Ensure that all critical operations are covered and that the tests are robust.

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sync/src/block_connector/block_connector_service.rs (1)

387-414: Add tests for handling empty blue blocks.

The handling of empty blue_blocks in block_connector_service.rs is not covered by existing tests. Consider adding tests to ensure robust error handling in this scenario.

  • Add a test case in flexidag/tests/tests.rs or another appropriate test file to verify the behavior when blue_blocks is empty.
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storage/src/upgrade.rs (1)

243-245: Add logic to db_upgrade_v5_v6.

The function db_upgrade_v5_v6 is currently implemented as a no-op, returning Ok(()) without performing any operations. Ensure that any necessary upgrade logic from version 5 to version 6 is implemented within this function.

  • Location: storage/src/upgrade.rs, lines where db_upgrade_v5_v6 is defined.
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executor/tests/module_upgrade_test.rs (1)

Line range hint 21-31: Consider documenting the removal of version 12 specific tests.

The removal of the conditional block for StdlibVersion::Version(12) reduces test coverage for this specific version. Consider adding a comment to explain the rationale behind this change.

+ // Removed version 12 specific tests to streamline the test suite. Ensure other tests cover necessary functionality.
storage/src/lib.rs (2)

215-215: Document the introduction of V6 in StorageVersion.

The addition of V6 to the StorageVersion enum indicates future expansion. Consider documenting the intended changes or enhancements associated with V6.

+ // V6 introduced for future storage enhancements. Currently, it shares the same configuration as V5.

230-230: Clarify V6 handling in get_column_family_names.

The get_column_family_names method returns the same value for V6 as for V5. Clarify if this is a temporary measure or if specific changes are planned for V6.

+ // Currently, V6 uses the same column families as V5. Future updates may introduce changes specific to V6.
sync/src/block_connector/test_illegal_block.rs (1)

Improve Error Handling in uncle_block_and_writeable_block_chain Function

The function uncle_block_and_writeable_block_chain uses unwrap() for error handling, which can lead to runtime panics. It's recommended to replace unwrap() with proper error handling mechanisms to ensure errors are propagated and handled gracefully.

  • Lines 76-78: Replace unwrap() with error propagation using ?.
  • Lines 82, 93, 98: Replace unwrap() with proper error handling to avoid potential panics.
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The change to return anyhow::Result<()> enhances error handling. Ensure all error paths are tested and handled appropriately.

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vm/starcoin-transactional-test-harness/tests/cases/call_api_cmd_halley.exp (1)

1-1: Verify the impact of reducing task processing.

The change reduces the number of processed tasks from four to one. Ensure this simplification does not negatively impact the system's functionality or expected outcomes.

test-helper/src/chain.rs (2)

38-39: LGTM: Improved parameter handling in gen_blockchain_with_blocks_for_test.

The changes to replace None with an empty vector and HashValue::zero() enhance clarity and robustness in the function.


4-10: Verify the impact of removing gen_blockchain_for_dag_test.

The function gen_blockchain_for_dag_test has been removed. Ensure that its removal does not affect any tests or functionalities that depend on it.

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Removal of gen_blockchain_for_dag_test is Safe

The function gen_blockchain_for_dag_test is not referenced in the codebase, including test files and documentation. Its removal does not affect any existing tests or functionalities.

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chain/tests/test_epoch_switch.rs (1)

19-26: Refactor or replace the disabled test.

The test is currently non-functional due to the absence of logic to modify and verify the blockchain state. Ensure that the test is either refactored or replaced with a functional test to maintain test coverage.

sync/src/store/tests.rs (4)

23-53: Ensure randomness is appropriate for test scenarios.

The build_version_0_block_header function uses randomness for several fields. Ensure that this randomness is appropriate for your test scenarios and doesn't introduce flakiness.


55-67: Ensure block creation consistency.

The build_version_0_block function creates blocks using the new utility functions. Ensure that the created blocks are consistent with your test requirements.

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The blocks created by the build_version_0_block function are used in tests with assertions that verify their consistency and integrity. The test cases check that the blocks can be stored, retrieved, and compared correctly, ensuring they meet the test requirements. No issues found with block creation consistency.

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Ensure order consistency in block storage tests.

The test_write_read_in_order function tests the order of block storage. Ensure that the test accurately reflects the intended order and handles edge cases.

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Order consistency in block storage tests is correctly verified.

The test_write_read_in_order function accurately reflects the intended order by sorting the expected blocks and comparing them against the stored order. It also handles edge cases such as verifying the empty state after deletion.

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  • It compares the retrieved order with the expected order using assert_eq!.
  • It checks for an empty state after deleting all blocks.
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The build_body_with_uncles function creates a BlockBody with uncles. Ensure that the mock transactions used are representative of typical transactions in your tests.

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The SignedUserTransaction::mock() function likely uses the sample method, which creates transactions with realistic components. This ensures that the mock transactions are representative for testing purposes. No changes are needed.

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types/src/block/legacy.rs (5)

1-3: LGTM!

The updated use statements correctly import the necessary types for the new conversion logic.


146-167: LGTM!

The new From implementation for BlockHeaderDataInVega is well-structured and correctly initializes the BlockHeader.


170-187: LGTM!

The BlockHeaderData struct is now more reusable and its separation from deserialization logic improves code clarity.


139-141: LGTM!

The initialization of parents_hash, version, and pruning_point with default values enhances consistency.


Line range hint 188-204: LGTM!

The deserialization logic is simplified by using the BlockHeaderData struct, improving maintainability.

consensus/src/consensus_test.rs (2)

13-14: LGTM!

The refined import path for RawBlockHeader enhances clarity and potentially reduces compile-time dependencies.


93-95: LGTM!

The updated parameters for BlockHeaderExtra::new improve the flexibility and correctness of block header construction.

chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs (2)

Line range hint 214-241: Review the product_a_block_by_tips function for flexibility.

The new function product_a_block_by_tips adds parameters for parent_hash and tips, enhancing block creation flexibility. Ensure that the logic is robust and correctly handles these parameters.


570-579: Ensure correct usage of product_a_block_by_tips.

The loop uses product_a_block_by_tips to create blocks with other_tips. Verify that the logic correctly handles the tips and maintains the intended block structure.

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The loop correctly initializes and updates other_tips, ensuring that each block is created with the latest tip, maintaining the intended block structure. No issues found with the logic.

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sync/src/block_connector/write_block_chain.rs (2)

223-223: Ensure non-optional tips is handled correctly.

The tips parameter in create_block is now non-optional. Verify that all calls to this function provide a valid Vec<HashValue>.

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Verification successful: Non-optional tips handled correctly.

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232-232: Review the addition of HashValue::zero().

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sync/src/block_connector/test_illegal_block.rs (8)

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Line range hint 162-172: Consistent error handling with Result<()>.


Line range hint 186-196: Consistent error handling with Result<()>.


Line range hint 210-220: Consistent error handling with Result<()>.


Line range hint 234-244: Consistent error handling with Result<()>.


Line range hint 258-268: Consistent error handling with Result<()>.


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The update to return Result<()> is a good practice for error handling. Ensure this pattern is consistently applied across similar test functions.

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44-53: LGTM! Verify the integration of DAG block methods.

The transition to using gen_dag_blocks and new_dag_block is consistent with the PR objectives. Ensure these methods are correctly integrated and tested.

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Verified: Integration of gen_dag_blocks and new_dag_block is correct.

The functions gen_dag_blocks and new_dag_block are defined and used in the test suite, indicating they are properly integrated for testing DAG block functionality. No issues found with their integration.

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network-p2p/src/service_test.rs (1)

586-676: Improved error handling and clarity with structured data. Verify correctness.

The changes to test_handshake_message enhance error handling and maintainability. Ensure the new structured data approach is correctly integrated and tested.

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Test function test_handshake_message is correctly integrated and ready for execution.

The function test_handshake_message is properly annotated as a test and is part of the test suite. It is structured to verify the encoding and decoding of handshake messages, ensuring correctness. No further action is needed.

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vm/transaction-builder/src/lib.rs (1)

861-861: Hardcoded dag_effective_height to 0u64. Verify impact on transactions.

The change simplifies the code but may affect flexibility. Ensure the impact on transaction processing is evaluated.

types/src/block/mod.rs (7)

42-42: Improvement: Simplified ParentsHash type.

Changing ParentsHash from Option<Vec<HashValue>> to Vec<HashValue> simplifies the handling of parent hashes by eliminating the need for None checks. This change should improve code readability and reduce potential errors.


Line range hint 265-312: Update: Included version and pruning_point in new_with_auth_key.

The inclusion of version and pruning_point parameters ensures that new block headers are initialized with the necessary metadata. Verify that these parameters are correctly handled throughout the codebase.


545-661: Update: Enhanced deserialization to include version and pruning_point.

The deserialization logic now accommodates the new fields version and pruning_point, ensuring compatibility with future updates. Ensure that error handling and logic flow remain robust.


Line range hint 1303-1325: Update: Included version and pruning_point in BlockTemplate::new.

The inclusion of version and pruning_point parameters ensures that block templates are initialized with the necessary metadata. Verify that these parameters are correctly handled throughout the codebase.


1369-1371: Update: Included version and pruning_point in as_raw_block_header.

The inclusion of version and pruning_point ensures that the raw block header representation includes all necessary metadata. Verify integration and consistency with other methods.


Line range hint 166-205: Enhancement: Added version and pruning_point fields to BlockHeader.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances the block header's capability to manage metadata and prepares it for future updates. Ensure these fields are correctly integrated into all relevant methods and logic.

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Fields version and pruning_point are properly integrated into BlockHeader.

The fields version and pruning_point have been successfully integrated into the BlockHeader struct. They are utilized in various methods and logic throughout the codebase, ensuring their proper functionality and handling. No further action is needed.

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Verified: version and pruning_point fields are correctly propagated in block creation.

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  • BlockTemplate struct definition includes version and pruning_point.
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chain/src/chain.rs (19)

5-5: LGTM! Imports are consistent.

The imports for error handling and utilities are appropriate and align with the changes in the file.


17-21: LGTM! Imports are relevant to DAG changes.

The imports related to DAG and consensus are necessary for the modifications in the DAG management.


59-62: LGTM! Static variable declaration is appropriate.

The static variable MAIN_DIRECT_SAVE_BLOCK_HASH_MAP is correctly declared and initialized.


664-667: LGTM! DAG initialization logic is consistent.

The initialization of the DAG with the genesis header is correctly implemented.


710-713: LGTM! DAG initialization function is well-structured.

The init_dag function correctly handles the initialization of the DAG state.


793-802: LGTM! Function parameters updated correctly.

The create_block_template function parameters are updated to include tips and pruning_point, aligning with new requirements.


814-876: LGTM! Function logic is consistent with new structure.

The create_block_template_by_header function is correctly updated with new parameters and logic to handle tips and pruning_point.


887-890: LGTM! OpenedBlock instantiation updated correctly.

The OpenedBlock instantiation includes the new parameters tips and blue_blocks, aligning with the updated block creation logic.


957-957: LGTM! Verifier usage is appropriate.

The apply_with_verifier function correctly uses the specified verifier.


1104-1106: LGTM! Verification logic is clear.

The block verification logic is correctly implemented with clear error messages.


1185-1191: LGTM! DAG commit logic is consistent.

The logic for committing a DAG block is correctly updated to handle the new structure.


1189-1189: LGTM! Output block function is correctly implemented.

The set_output_block function is correctly implemented and necessary for setting the output block state.


1519-1520: LGTM! DAG state retrieval is correct.

The get_dag_state function correctly retrieves the DAG state.


1764-1764: LGTM! Execution logic is consistent.

The execute function correctly uses execute_dag_block, aligning with the new DAG block handling.


1877-1878: LGTM! Tips retrieval logic is correct.

The current_tips_hash function correctly retrieves and returns the tips as a vector of hash values.


1895-1895: LGTM! Chain type logic is correct.

The check_chain_type function correctly returns ChainType::Dag.


2004-2005: LGTM! DAG connection logic is consistent.

The connect_dag function correctly handles tips and parents, aligning with the updated DAG structure.


2055-2058: LGTM! DAG state saving logic is consistent.

The logic for saving the DAG state is correctly updated to handle the new structure.


2069-2074: LGTM! Connection logic is consistent with DAG handling.

The connect function correctly uses connect_dag, aligning with the updated DAG handling.

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storage/src/upgrade.rs (2)

366-368: Add logic to db_upgrade_v5_v6.

The function currently acts as a placeholder. Ensure to implement the necessary upgrade logic when it becomes available.


220-226: Verify db_upgrade_v5_v6 implementation.

The function db_upgrade_v5_v6 is defined but currently lacks implementation, returning only Ok(()). Verify if this is intentional and ensure that any necessary operations for upgrading from StorageVersion::V5 to StorageVersion::V6 are included.

  • Location: storage/src/upgrade.rs
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LGTM! Verify db_upgrade_v5_v6 implementation.

The new upgrade path from StorageVersion::V1 to StorageVersion::V6 is consistent with existing patterns.

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storage/src/upgrade.rs (2)

239-244: LGTM!

The new upgrade path from StorageVersion::V2 to StorageVersion::V6 is consistent with existing patterns.


252-266: LGTM!

The new upgrade paths from StorageVersion::V3, StorageVersion::V4, and StorageVersion::V5 to StorageVersion::V6 are consistent with existing patterns.

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block_apply/block_apply_10 363.8±14.88ms 378.2±7.16ms +3.96%
block_apply/block_apply_1000 38.4±1.09s 39.6±1.13s +3.13%
get_with_proof/db_store 45.4±1.97µs 48.2±8.10µs +6.17%
get_with_proof/mem_store 38.0±7.59µs 36.4±0.95µs -4.21%
put_and_commit/db_store/1 118.2±16.04µs 113.8±4.08µs -3.72%
put_and_commit/db_store/10 1028.5±32.64µs 1057.8±107.98µs +2.85%
put_and_commit/db_store/100 9.6±1.02ms 9.4±0.56ms -2.08%
put_and_commit/db_store/5 529.8±21.34µs 525.3±34.32µs -0.85%
put_and_commit/db_store/50 5.1±0.53ms 5.0±0.53ms -1.96%
put_and_commit/mem_store/1 71.1±6.09µs 72.1±10.21µs +1.41%
put_and_commit/mem_store/10 671.7±68.34µs 662.9±54.45µs -1.31%
put_and_commit/mem_store/100 6.4±0.30ms 6.8±0.93ms +6.25%
put_and_commit/mem_store/5 340.5±40.87µs 334.8±27.59µs -1.67%
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query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(100) 4.5±0.12ms 8.6±0.39ms +91.11%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(1000) 44.7±0.76ms 89.3±3.21ms +99.78%
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query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(10000) 116.0±2.59ms 179.4±4.79ms +54.66%
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test-helper/data/BlockHeader/json (1)

18-20: LGTM! Verify the usage of new fields.

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test-helper/tests/types_check.rs (2)

6-6: Approved: Simplified imports.

The removal of unused imports helps streamline the code.


12-12: Approved: Streamlined type-checking logic.

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node/src/node.rs (2)

326-331: Improved readability of parameter structure.

The reformatting of the Genesis::init_and_check_storage call enhances readability without affecting functionality.


339-339: Critical check added for DAG compliance.

The addition of dag.check_upgrade(genesis.block().id())? introduces a necessary validation step, enhancing the robustness of the node initialization process.

Ensure that this additional check does not introduce delays or errors in the system startup.

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block_apply/block_apply_10 398.3±30.61ms 374.7±8.47ms -5.93%
block_apply/block_apply_1000 41.0±1.41s 40.1±1.08s -2.20%
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put_and_commit/db_store/10 1028.3±37.89µs 1027.0±45.73µs -0.13%
put_and_commit/db_store/100 9.8±0.45ms 10.1±1.52ms +3.06%
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put_and_commit/mem_store/1 71.9±6.30µs 72.1±6.69µs +0.28%
put_and_commit/mem_store/10 705.2±110.94µs 711.6±112.63µs +0.91%
put_and_commit/mem_store/100 6.6±0.51ms 7.1±1.43ms +7.58%
put_and_commit/mem_store/5 340.2±29.98µs 337.3±27.21µs -0.85%
put_and_commit/mem_store/50 3.3±0.42ms 3.6±0.81ms +9.09%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(100) 4.5±0.12ms 8.7±0.31ms +93.33%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(1000) 45.5±3.21ms 89.9±3.62ms +97.58%
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query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(1000) 11.5±0.27ms 18.1±1.37ms +57.39%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(10000) 115.6±1.72ms 174.6±3.98ms +51.04%
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chain/src/chain.rs (2)

793-794: Update create_block_template Calls to Match New Signature

The create_block_template method calls across the codebase need to be updated to reflect the new signature, which includes pruning_point and non-optional tips. The current calls still use None and empty vectors for these parameters.

  • Files to Update:
    • test-helper/src/block.rs
    • test-helper/src/dao.rs
    • test-helper/src/chain.rs
    • sync/src/block_connector/write_block_chain.rs
    • sync/src/block_connector/test_write_dag_block_chain.rs
    • sync/src/block_connector/test_illegal_block.rs
    • rpc/server/src/module/pubsub/tests.rs
    • cmd/db-exporter/src/main.rs
    • benchmarks/src/chain.rs

Please ensure all instances of create_block_template are updated to match the new method signature.

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Method signature changes are appropriate.

The addition of pruning_point and making tips non-optional align with the PR objectives.

Ensure that all calls to create_block_template are updated to match the new signature.

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829-830: Update function calls to match new signature

The function create_block_template_by_header has a new signature that includes pruning_point and requires tips to be non-optional. The following calls to this function need to be updated to match the new signature:

  • chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs: Lines where create_block_template_by_header is called.
  • chain/src/chain.rs: Lines where create_block_template_by_header is called.

Please ensure that all calls to this function include the pruning_point argument and handle tips as non-optional.

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Method signature changes are consistent.

The addition of pruning_point and making tips non-optional is consistent with enhancing block header compatibility.

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flexidag/src/blockdag.rs (14)

14-14: Import of PruningPointManagerT looks good.

The addition aligns with the PR objectives of enhancing pruning functionality.


32-33: Definition of pruning constants is appropriate.

The values set for DEFAULT_PRUNING_DEPTH and DEFAULT_FINALITY_DEPTH are crucial for the new pruning logic.


42-42: Type alias for PruningPointManager is well-structured.

The alias improves readability and simplifies the codebase.


44-48: Introduction of MineNewDagBlockInfo struct is beneficial.

The struct encapsulates necessary data for block mining, aligning with the PR objectives.


Line range hint 54-76: Constructor modification for pruning_point_manager is necessary.

The initialization of pruning_point_manager is crucial for implementing the new pruning logic.


89-93: Method create_for_testing_with_parameters enhances testability.

The method allows for flexible testing by enabling parameter customization.


116-118: Integration of pruning point in init_with_genesis is logical.

Saving the genesis block's ID as a pruning point aligns with the new pruning functionality.


133-135: Method pruning_point_manager is essential for pruning operations.

The method provides necessary access to the pruning_point_manager.


243-248: Changes in commit method are crucial for data integrity.

The modifications ensure proper storage of relations and headers during block commits.


276-277: Simplification of get_dag_state method is beneficial.

The method's simplification aligns with improved state management practices.


280-281: Simplification of save_dag_state method is appropriate.

The method aligns with the PR objectives of improving state management.


332-365: Method verify_pruning_point is essential for integrity.

The validation ensures block headers maintain integrity concerning pruning logic.


367-375: Method verify enhances usability.

The method provides a public interface for block header verification, aligning with the PR objectives.


289-329: Verify future plans for calc_mergeset_and_tips.

The commented-out implementation suggests future functionality. Verify alignment with project goals.

flexidag/tests/tests.rs (9)

24-24: Import of Instant for performance measurement is appropriate.

The import enhances test functionality by allowing time duration measurement.


42-42: Simplification in test_dag_commit enhances readability.

Removing the Some wrapper reduces potential errors related to optional handling.


61-85: Simplification in test_dag_1 enhances readability.

Removing the Some wrapper reduces potential errors related to optional handling.


122-134: Simplification in test_with_spawn enhances readability.

Removing the Some wrapper reduces potential errors related to optional handling.


185-191: Simplification in test_write_asynchronization enhances readability.

Removing the Some wrapper reduces potential errors related to optional handling.


Line range hint 257-294: Simplification in test_dag_genesis_fork enhances readability.

Removing the Some wrapper reduces potential errors related to optional handling.


317-332: Simplification in test_dag_tips_store enhances readability.

Removing the Some wrapper reduces potential errors related to optional handling.


788-836: New test test_big_data_commit enhances coverage.

The test validates the DAG's capability to handle large data volumes efficiently.


838-951: New test test_prune enhances coverage.

The test validates the pruning logic, ensuring correct state management.

chain/src/chain.rs (17)

5-5: Import statements look good.

The imports are relevant and well-organized for the file's functionality.


17-21: Additional import statements are appropriate.

These imports support the DAG and consensus-related changes.


59-59: Static variable declaration is appropriate.

The use of Lazy for deferred initialization is suitable for this static variable.


664-667: Genesis header handling is well-implemented.

The error handling is clear, and setting the reindex root is appropriate for DAG operations.


710-710: DAG initialization logic is robust.

The error handling for StoreError ensures robustness during initialization.


887-890: OpenedBlock initialization is consistent.

The initialization with tips and blue_blocks aligns with the updated block creation methods.


957-957: Block verification logic is flexible.

Using a generic verifier enhances the flexibility and maintainability of the verification process.


1104-1104: Block verification macro usage is correct.

The macro ensures consistency and correctness of the block's state.


1185-1191: DAG commit logic is well-implemented.

The logic ensures the integrity of the DAG during block connections.


1185-1191: Set output block method is appropriate.

The method provides control over output block behavior, useful for testing or debugging.


1519-1520: Get DAG state method is straightforward.

The method provides a necessary interface for accessing the DAG state.


1764-1764: Execute method changes are beneficial.

The unified approach to block execution simplifies logic and reduces potential errors.


1877-1878: Current tips hash method changes are appropriate.

The change simplifies the return type and aligns with updated DAG management.


1895-1895: Check chain type method changes are clear.

The method now unconditionally returns ChainType::Dag, simplifying the logic.


2004-2005: DAG connection logic is well-maintained.

The logic ensures that the DAG's tips are correctly updated during block connections.


2055-2055: DAG state saving logic is consistent.

Saving the DAG state with updated tips maintains consistency.


2066-2071: DAG block connection logging is useful.

The logging provides valuable information for debugging and monitoring DAG block connections.

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types/src/block/mod.rs (1)

42-43: Inconsistency in ParentsHash Type Usage

The ParentsHash type is inconsistently used across the codebase. While it is defined as Vec<HashValue> in types/src/block/mod.rs, it is still used as Option<ParentsHash> in types/src/block/block_header_data.rs. This inconsistency should be addressed to avoid potential issues.

  • Files with Inconsistent Usage:
    • types/src/block/block_header_data.rs: Lines where Option<ParentsHash> is used.

Please verify if the use of Option<ParentsHash> is necessary or if it should be updated to align with the new type definition.

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Simplification of ParentsHash type is beneficial.

Changing ParentsHash to a Vec<HashValue> simplifies its handling by removing the need for None checks.

Verify that this change is consistently applied throughout the codebase.

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config/src/genesis_config.rs (2)

658-662: Ensure Consistency in Documentation.

The new fields pruning_depth and pruning_finality have been added to the GenesisConfig structure. Ensure that these fields are documented consistently across the codebase, especially in any related documentation or comments.


497-502: Pruning Parameters Not Utilized in calc_mergeset_and_tips.

The calc_mergeset_and_tips function in blockdag.rs defines _pruning_depth and _pruning_finality as parameters but does not currently use them in its logic. There is commented-out code indicating potential future use. Please review this to ensure the pruning configuration is correctly implemented.

  • Location: flexidag/src/blockdag.rs, calc_mergeset_and_tips function.
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Verify Pruning Configuration Logic.

The pruning_config method returns a tuple of pruning_depth and pruning_finality. Ensure that the logic using these values is correctly implemented in the codebase, as these parameters can significantly impact the system's data management.

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sync/src/block_connector/block_connector_service.rs (3)

396-397: Error handling for missing blue blocks is appropriate.

The check for the existence of blue blocks and the use of bail! for error handling is a clear and effective approach.


391-395: Encapsulation of DAG processing results is well-structured.

The use of MineNewDagBlockInfo to encapsulate DAG processing results improves code readability and maintainability.

Verify that this structure is used consistently across the codebase.

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The MineNewDagBlockInfo structure is used consistently to encapsulate results from DAG-related computations. Its presence in both implementation and test files indicates that its functionality is well-integrated and validated.

  • flexidag/src/blockdag.rs: Structure definition and usage.
  • sync/src/block_connector/block_connector_service.rs: Usage in DAG processing.
  • chain/src/chain.rs: Usage in chain-related computations.
  • flexidag/tests/tests.rs: Tests involving this structure.
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400-403: Simplified retrieval of the previous block header is effective.

Directly retrieving the previous block header from storage simplifies the control flow.

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types/src/block/mod.rs (3)

202-205: Addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances metadata management.

The new fields in BlockHeader improve its capability to manage block metadata.

Verify that these fields are correctly integrated into all relevant methods and usage.


1286-1289: Inclusion of new fields in BlockTemplate is well-executed.

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265-266: Updates to methods for new fields are correctly implemented.

The logic for handling version and pruning_point in methods like new_with_auth_key and deserialize is well-integrated.

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pruning_depth: 17280,
pruning_finality: 8640,
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Standardize Initialization Values.

The new fields pruning_depth and pruning_finality are initialized with the same values across different configurations. Ensure these values are appropriate for each configuration context and consider defining them as constants if they are intended to remain the same.

const PRUNING_DEPTH: u64 = 17280;
const PRUNING_FINALITY: u64 = 8640;

// Use these constants in the configurations

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kube/manifest/starcoin-halley.yaml (1)

33-33: Approved: Expanded cleanup process.

The addition of genesis_config.json to the cleanup process is a sensible enhancement to prevent issues with stale configurations. This aligns with the PR's goal of improving compatibility for future updates.

kube/manifest/starcoin-vega.yaml (1)

31-31: Approved: Enhanced cleanup strategy.

Including genesis_config.json in the cleanup process is a prudent step to avoid issues with stale configurations. This change supports the PR's objective of ensuring compatibility with future updates.

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sync/tests/common_test_sync_libs.rs (4)

Line range hint 12-17:
Remove or refactor unused functions.

The function gen_chain_env is marked with #[allow(unused)]. Consider removing it if it's no longer needed, or refactor it to be used in the codebase.


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Remove or refactor unused functions.

The function gen_node is marked with #[allow(unused)]. Consider removing it if it's no longer needed, or refactor it to be used in the codebase.


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Remove or refactor unused functions.

The function init_multiple_node is marked with #[allow(unused)]. Consider removing it if it's no longer needed, or refactor it to be used in the codebase.


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Remove or refactor unused functions.

The function init_two_node is marked with #[allow(unused)]. Consider removing it if it's no longer needed, or refactor it to be used in the codebase.

miner/src/create_block_template/mod.rs (1)

Update function calls to include Version parameter

The create_block_template function has been updated to require a Version parameter. Please ensure that all calls to this function are updated accordingly. The following files contain calls that need to be revised:

  • test-helper/src/chain.rs
  • test-helper/src/block.rs
  • test-helper/src/dao.rs
  • sync/src/block_connector/test_write_dag_block_chain.rs
  • sync/src/block_connector/test_illegal_block.rs
  • sync/src/block_connector/write_block_chain.rs
  • rpc/server/src/module/pubsub/tests.rs
  • chain/tests/test_txn_info_and_proof.rs
  • chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs
  • chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs
  • benchmarks/src/chain.rs
  • cmd/db-exporter/src/main.rs
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Line range hint 181-259: Enhancements to create_block_template improve robustness.

The addition of the Version parameter and refactoring of block processing logic enhance error handling and prepare the code for future updates.

Ensure that all calls to create_block_template are updated to include the Version parameter.

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sync/src/block_connector/block_connector_service.rs (1)

391-403: Inconsistent Error Handling in get_block_header_by_hash Calls

The error handling for get_block_header_by_hash is inconsistent across the codebase. Some instances use unwrap(), which can lead to panics if the block header is not found. It is recommended to replace these with ok_or_else() to provide a custom error message and ensure more robust error handling.

  • Files with unwrap() usage:
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    • storage/src/tests/test_block.rs
    • miner/tests/miner_test.rs
    • miner/src/create_block_template/test_create_block_template.rs

Consider revising these instances to use ok_or_else() to handle errors gracefully.

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The code retrieves a block header using a hash and handles the error if the header does not exist. Ensure that this error handling is consistent with other parts of the codebase.

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vm/starcoin-transactional-test-harness/tests/cases/call_api_cmd_halley.exp (1)

1-1: Verify the impact of reducing processed tasks.

The change reduces the number of processed tasks from four to one. Ensure this modification aligns with the intended test outcomes and does not omit necessary functionality.

test-helper/src/chain.rs (1)

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LGTM! Verify the impact of removing gen_blockchain_for_dag_test.

The changes improve clarity by explicitly providing default values. Ensure that removing gen_blockchain_for_dag_test does not affect any tests or functionality that depended on it.

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No Impact from Removal of gen_blockchain_for_dag_test

The function gen_blockchain_for_dag_test is not referenced, defined, or mentioned anywhere in the codebase, indicating that its removal does not affect any existing functionality or documentation.

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chain/tests/test_epoch_switch.rs (1)

19-26: Acknowledge existing refactor comments.

The existing comments already suggest refactoring or replacing the disabled test. Ensure that any additional context needed for refactoring is documented.

sync/src/block_connector/test_write_block_chain.rs (2)

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Ensure proper error handling for service references.

In create_writeable_dag_block_chain, the call to registry.service_ref::<BusService>().await.unwrap() should handle potential errors more gracefully to avoid panics.

Consider using proper error handling mechanisms such as expect with a descriptive message or pattern matching to handle the error.


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Ensure proper error handling for service references.

In create_writeable_block_chain, similar to the previous function, the call to registry.service_ref::<BusService>().await.unwrap() should handle potential errors more gracefully.

Consider using proper error handling mechanisms such as expect with a descriptive message or pattern matching to handle the error.

sync/src/store/tests.rs (5)

19-21: Ensure mock transactions are appropriate for tests.

The build_body_with_uncles function uses SignedUserTransaction::mock(). Verify that this mock transaction is suitable for the tests being conducted.

Ensure that the mock transaction accurately reflects the scenarios being tested and consider using more realistic data if necessary.


23-53: Review randomness usage in block header construction.

The build_version_0_block_header function uses random values for several fields. While this can be useful for testing, ensure that it aligns with test requirements and doesn't introduce non-deterministic behavior that could affect test reliability.

Consider whether deterministic values might be more appropriate for certain tests to ensure consistent results.


55-67: Utility function improves block creation.

The build_version_0_block function effectively encapsulates block creation logic, enhancing code readability and reducing redundancy.


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Test coverage for DAG block synchronization.

The test_sync_dag_absent_store function provides comprehensive coverage for DAG block synchronization, including write, read, update, and delete operations.


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Test coverage for block write and read order.

The test_write_read_in_order function ensures blocks are written and read in the correct order, validating the integrity of the block storage mechanism.

miner/src/create_block_template/mod.rs (1)

24-24: Import of Block is well-justified.

Adding Block to the imports aligns with the refactoring towards explicit block handling, enhancing code clarity and maintainability.

consensus/src/consensus_test.rs (2)

13-14: Refined import of RawBlockHeader enhances clarity.

The more specific import path likely reduces unnecessary dependencies and improves code clarity.


93-95: Updated parameters in BlockHeaderExtra::new improve flexibility.

The new parameters likely enhance the construction of block header extras, aligning with the updated block header structure.

Verify that the new parameters are correct and consistent with the intended logic.

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Verified: Parameters in BlockHeaderExtra::new are consistent and correct.

The parameters passed to BlockHeaderExtra::new are consistently arrays of bytes across the codebase, aligning with the intended usage pattern. This confirms the correctness of the changes made.

  • No issues found with the updated parameters.
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404-404: Addition of block_header_version aligns with versioning strategy.

The new block_header_version parameter prepares the system for future updates and enhancements.

Verify the integration and usage of the block_header_version parameter.

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block_header_version is properly integrated and utilized in the codebase.

The block_header_version parameter is actively used in the block creation process and configuration setup, as evidenced by its presence in relevant Rust files. This confirms its integration and usage in the system.

  • miner/src/create_block_template/mod.rs: Utilizes block_header_version in block template creation.
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402-403: New pruning parameters enhance data management.

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The parameters pruning_depth and pruning_finality are well-integrated.

These parameters are used extensively across the codebase, including in critical components and test files, indicating proper integration and functionality.

  • Integration Points:
    • sync/src/block_connector/block_connector_service.rs
    • flexidag/src/prune/pruning_point_manager.rs
    • flexidag/src/blockdag.rs
    • config/src/genesis_config.rs
    • chain/src/chain.rs

Their presence in various modules and tests suggests they are part of a strategic optimization approach for data management.

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sync/src/tasks/mock.rs (1)

366-369: Improved block retrieval logic.

The removal of unnecessary checks for the head block's status simplifies the logic and enhances readability, while maintaining consistent error handling.

testsuite/features/cmd.feature (1)

Line range hint 1-1:
Verify test coverage impact.

The removal of flexidagconfig dao test scenarios could affect test coverage. Ensure that equivalent tests are added elsewhere or that the functionality is adequately covered by other tests.

flexidag/src/blockdag.rs (7)

32-33: New constants and type enhance pruning management.

The introduction of DEFAULT_PRUNING_DEPTH, DEFAULT_FINALITY_DEPTH, and PruningPointManager improves the management of pruning operations and integrates well with the existing code.

Also applies to: 42-43


44-48: MineNewDagBlockInfo struct streamlines block data handling.

The MineNewDagBlockInfo struct effectively encapsulates block-related data, aiding in organized data management for block mining processes.


71-76: Enhanced BlockDAG constructor with pruning logic.

The inclusion of pruning_point_manager in the BlockDAG constructor is essential for the new pruning logic, ensuring comprehensive initialization.


116-118: Integration of pruning functionality in initialization.

Saving the genesis block's ID as a pruning point during initialization aligns with the new pruning strategy and enhances the method's functionality.


133-135: New method for accessing PruningPointManager.

The pruning_point_manager method provides a straightforward way to interact with the pruning logic, enhancing modularity and accessibility.


332-375: New methods enhance pruning point validation.

The verify_pruning_point and verify methods are essential for maintaining the integrity of block headers in relation to pruning logic, contributing to a robust BlockDAG implementation.


289-330: Verify the status of commented functionality.

The extension of calc_mergeset_and_tips to include pruning parameters is promising, but the commented implementation suggests it's incomplete. Ensure this functionality is finalized and tested before enabling it.

sync/src/block_connector/block_connector_service.rs (2)

22-22: Ensure MineNewDagBlockInfo is correctly utilized.

The introduction of MineNewDagBlockInfo should simplify the retrieval of DAG block information. Verify that all necessary data is encapsulated and correctly accessed.

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Ensure correct utilization of MineNewDagBlockInfo.

The MineNewDagBlockInfo structure is defined and used across multiple files. It appears to be correctly utilized as it encapsulates necessary data for DAG block mining and is accessed appropriately in the mining process and tests.

  • Definition: Located in flexidag/src/blockdag.rs.
  • Usage: Verified in sync/src/block_connector/block_connector_service.rs, flexidag/tests/tests.rs, and chain/src/chain.rs.
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410-415: Review the construction of MinerResponse.

The MinerResponse construction now includes additional fields like tips_hash, blues_hash, and pruning_point. Ensure these fields are correctly populated and used.

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Fields in MinerResponse are correctly populated and used.

The fields tips_hash, blues_hash, and pruning_point in the MinerResponse struct are properly populated during its construction and are used as expected in the create_block_template/mod.rs file. No issues were found with their usage.

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chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs (3)

239-241: Maintain backward compatibility with product_a_block.

The product_a_block function is now a wrapper around product_a_block_by_tips. Ensure that it maintains backward compatibility and functions as expected.


214-230: Ensure correct integration of product_a_block_by_tips.

The new function product_a_block_by_tips allows specifying a parent hash and tips. Verify that this function is correctly integrated and used in the codebase.


570-579: Review block production in DAG fork test.

The test test_block_chain_for_dag_fork uses product_a_block_by_tips to create blocks in a DAG fork scenario. Ensure that the test logic aligns with the intended DAG structure.

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Block production logic in DAG fork test is correctly implemented.

The function product_a_block_by_tips is used appropriately in the test_block_chain_for_dag_fork to simulate a DAG fork scenario by updating tips iteratively. The test logic aligns with the intended DAG structure.

  • The test correctly uses product_a_block_by_tips to create blocks with updated tips, ensuring the DAG fork is represented accurately.
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executor/tests/module_upgrade_test.rs (1)

Line range hint 21-31: Verify implications of removing version-specific test block.

The removal of the conditional block for StdlibVersion::Version(12) may impact test coverage. Ensure that this change aligns with the overall test objectives and coverage requirements.

test-helper/src/dao.rs (1)

724-725: Improved type safety and logic.

Replacing None with vec![] and adding HashValue::zero() enhances type safety and ensures a default hash value is passed, which aligns well with the function's requirements.

flexidag/tests/tests.rs (2)

42-42: Simplified handling of parent hashes.

The removal of the Some wrapper around vec! for parent hashes simplifies the code and enhances readability, reducing potential errors related to optional handling.

Also applies to: 61-61, 65-65, 69-69, 73-73, 77-77, 81-81, 85-85, 122-122, 126-126, 134-134, 185-185, 191-191, 257-257, 281-281, 294-294, 305-305, 353-353, 715-715


788-836: Enhanced testing coverage with new tests.

The addition of test_big_data_commit and test_prune significantly improves the testing suite by addressing scenarios involving large data sets and pruning, ensuring robustness in these critical areas.

Also applies to: 840-951

sync/src/block_connector/test_illegal_block.rs (2)

60-65: Improved error handling with anyhow::Result<()>.

Changing function signatures to return anyhow::Result<()> enhances error propagation and robustness across the test suite, allowing better handling of potential issues.

Also applies to: 331-355, 360-412, 786-839, 844-862, 867-921, 927-961


28-29: Transition to DAG structure for block creation.

The shift from gen_blocks to gen_dag_blocks reflects a transition to a DAG structure, potentially enhancing the efficiency and integrity of block validation processes.

Also applies to: 44-45, 70-70, 336-336, 366-366, 418-418, 668-668, 698-698, 734-734, 789-789, 847-847, 870-870, 930-930

network-p2p/src/service_test.rs (1)

586-676: Improve error handling in test_handshake_message.

The function signature change to return Result<()> enhances error handling. Ensure that all potential errors within the function are appropriately propagated using the ? operator.

types/src/block/mod.rs (6)

42-43: Update ParentsHash type to non-optional.

Changing ParentsHash from Option<Vec<HashValue>> to Vec<HashValue> simplifies the handling of parent hashes by removing the need for conditional checks for None.


202-205: Add new fields version and pruning_point to BlockHeader.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances the BlockHeader structure's capability to manage block metadata. Ensure these fields are correctly initialized and used throughout the codebase.


340-346: Add accessors for version and pruning_point.

The new methods version() and pruning_point() provide access to the newly added fields in BlockHeader, improving encapsulation and data access.


524-537: Update serialization logic for BlockHeader.

The serialization logic now accommodates the new fields version and pruning_point. Ensure that the serialization format remains backward compatible if necessary.


545-661: Update deserialization logic for BlockHeader.

The deserialization logic has been updated to handle the new fields version and pruning_point. Ensure that the deserialization process correctly initializes these fields and handles any legacy data formats.


1285-1289: Add new fields version and pruning_point to BlockTemplate.

The inclusion of version and pruning_point in BlockTemplate ensures that these properties are propagated throughout the block creation process, enhancing compatibility with the updated BlockHeader.

vm/vm-runtime/src/starcoin_vm.rs (1)

969-969: Ensure parents_hash validity before usage.

The change to directly use parents_hash without unwrap_or_default() requires that parents_hash is always valid before being used. Verify that all code paths leading to this usage ensure parents_hash is not None.

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parents_hash is properly validated before usage.

The code in vm/vm-runtime/src/starcoin_vm.rs ensures that parents_hash is valid before being used. The tuple unpacking from block_metadata.into_inner() and the subsequent error handling during serialization confirm that any invalid parents_hash would be caught. No further changes are needed.

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chain/src/chain.rs (19)

5-5: Imports look good.

The import statements are appropriate for the functionality described.


17-21: Additional imports are appropriate.

The additional imports align with the changes related to DAG management and consensus handling.


59-59: Static variable declaration is appropriate.

The use of Lazy initialization for MAIN_DIRECT_SAVE_BLOCK_HASH_MAP is suitable for runtime initialization.


664-667: DAG initialization logic looks correct.

The DAG is initialized with the genesis header appropriately.


710-710: DAG state initialization is robust.

The error handling for missing keys ensures robustness in the DAG state initialization.


793-802: Method signature changes are appropriate.

The inclusion of pruning_point and making tips non-optional align with the enhancements for block header compatibility.


814-876: Method signature updates ensure consistency.

The changes enhance block creation logic and ensure consistency with create_block_template.


887-890: OpenedBlock initialization aligns with updates.

The initialization correctly sets up block parameters with the new logic.


957-957: Block verification logic is straightforward.

The logic aligns with the streamlined block execution changes.


1104-1104: Verification macro usage is effective.

The macro enhances readability and ensures consistent verification logic.


1185-1191: DAG block commit logic is robust.

The logic ensures errors are logged and handled appropriately during commits.


1185-1191: set_output_block method is appropriate.

The use of relaxed ordering is suitable for setting the static variable.


1519-1520: get_dag_state method is simplified.

The direct retrieval simplifies the method and aligns with DAG management goals.


1764-1764: execute method changes improve maintainability.

The direct call to execute_dag_block unifies execution logic.


1877-1878: current_tips_hash method is simplified.

Returning a vector of hash values directly from the DAG state aligns with the streamlined approach.


1895-1895: check_chain_type method is simplified.

The method now unconditionally returns ChainType::Dag, reflecting the focus on DAG chains.


2004-2005: connect_dag method updates tips correctly.

The method ensures tips are maintained and the DAG state is updated appropriately.


2055-2055: DAG state saving logic is consistent.

The logic ensures the DAG state aligns with the current epoch.


2066-2071: connect method changes enhance logging.

The logging provides useful information for debugging, and the method aligns with DAG management enhancements.

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accumulator_append 742.8±80.97µs 749.0±85.36µs +0.83%
block_apply/block_apply_10 363.6±3.94ms 394.4±77.99ms +8.47%
block_apply/block_apply_1000 38.1±0.56s 39.1±0.78s +2.62%
get_with_proof/db_store 44.8±0.86µs 45.4±2.13µs +1.34%
get_with_proof/mem_store 37.1±2.41µs 37.4±2.89µs +0.81%
put_and_commit/db_store/1 113.3±9.47µs 117.4±8.84µs +3.62%
put_and_commit/db_store/10 1002.1±40.12µs 997.0±46.17µs -0.51%
put_and_commit/db_store/100 9.3±0.33ms 9.4±0.66ms +1.08%
put_and_commit/db_store/5 517.0±38.80µs 519.8±53.32µs +0.54%
put_and_commit/db_store/50 4.6±0.23ms 4.8±0.22ms +4.35%
put_and_commit/mem_store/1 70.3±6.22µs 70.9±6.11µs +0.85%
put_and_commit/mem_store/10 664.6±48.60µs 669.0±52.60µs +0.66%
put_and_commit/mem_store/100 6.4±0.31ms 6.4±0.30ms 0.00%
put_and_commit/mem_store/5 337.0±28.21µs 338.2±27.15µs +0.36%
put_and_commit/mem_store/50 3.2±0.14ms 3.2±0.15ms 0.00%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(100) 4.5±0.17ms 8.8±0.19ms +95.56%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(1000) 45.2±1.60ms 91.3±8.57ms +101.99%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(10000) 458.1±10.88ms 900.7±50.67ms +96.62%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(100) 1147.5±8.57µs 1707.8±24.33µs +48.83%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(1000) 12.3±1.94ms 17.3±0.41ms +40.65%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(10000) 117.5±3.67ms 176.0±7.06ms +49.79%
storage_transaction 1082.2±406.59µs 1112.6±416.24µs +2.81%
vm/transaction_execution/1 425.8±27.37ms 422.9±28.02ms -0.68%
vm/transaction_execution/10 132.9±7.01ms 131.5±6.18ms -1.05%
vm/transaction_execution/20 120.0±7.55ms 118.9±5.36ms -0.92%
vm/transaction_execution/5 160.4±4.26ms 162.2±5.78ms +1.12%
vm/transaction_execution/50 143.5±12.01ms 139.0±6.95ms -3.14%

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types/src/consensus_header.rs (1)

Ensure Proper Handling of Option<Vec<HashValue>> in parents() Method Usages

The parents() method now returns an Option<Vec<HashValue>>, but its usages in the commit and verify_pruning_point functions do not explicitly handle the Option type. This could lead to runtime errors if the method returns None.

  • File: flexidag/src/blockdag.rs
    • Function: commit
    • Function: verify_pruning_point

Please ensure that these functions handle the Option type correctly, using pattern matching or similar techniques to manage potential None values.

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Line range hint 12-13: Verify handling of Option<Vec<HashValue>> return type.

The parents method now returns Option<Vec<HashValue>> instead of Vec<HashValue>. Ensure that this change is correctly handled in all places where the parents method is used.

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chain/open-block/src/lib.rs (1)

77-80: Constructor Calls Missing New Parameters

The OpenedBlock::new constructor has been updated to include version and pruning_point, but the following instances have not been updated to pass these new parameters:

  • txpool/src/test.rs
  • miner/src/create_block_template/mod.rs
  • chain/tests/test_opened_block.rs
  • chain/src/chain.rs

Please ensure these calls are updated to include the new parameters.

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Updated OpenedBlock::new Constructor.

The constructor for OpenedBlock has been updated to include version and pruning_point. Ensure that all calls to this constructor are updated to provide these new parameters.

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  • benchmarks/src/chain.rs (2 hunks)
  • chain/api/src/chain.rs (1 hunks)
  • chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs (5 hunks)
  • chain/open-block/src/lib.rs (7 hunks)
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  • config/src/genesis_config.rs (10 hunks)
  • consensus/src/consensus_test.rs (2 hunks)
  • executor/tests/executor_test.rs (3 hunks)
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  • flexidag/src/blockdag.rs (12 hunks)
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  • sync/src/block_connector/block_connector_service.rs (4 hunks)
  • sync/src/block_connector/mod.rs (3 hunks)
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  • benchmarks/src/chain.rs
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  • flexidag/src/prune/pruning_point_manager.rs
  • kube/manifest/starcoin-vega.yaml
  • network/tests/network_service_test.rs
  • node/src/node.rs
  • rpc/api/generated_rpc_schema/chain.json
  • rpc/api/generated_rpc_schema/node.json
  • rpc/api/generated_rpc_schema/sync_manager.json
  • rpc/api/src/types.rs
  • rpc/server/src/module/pubsub/tests.rs
  • storage/src/tests/test_block.rs
  • storage/src/tests/test_storage.rs
  • storage/src/upgrade.rs
  • sync/src/announcement/mod.rs
  • sync/src/block_connector/mod.rs
  • sync/src/block_connector/test_write_dag_block_chain.rs
  • sync/src/block_connector/write_block_chain.rs
  • sync/src/sync.rs
  • sync/src/tasks/accumulator_sync_task.rs
  • sync/src/tasks/block_sync_task.rs
  • sync/src/tasks/continue_execute_absent_block.rs
  • sync/src/tasks/inner_sync_task.rs
  • sync/src/tasks/mock.rs
  • sync/src/tasks/mod.rs
  • sync/src/tasks/test_tools.rs
  • sync/src/tasks/tests.rs
  • sync/src/tasks/tests_dag.rs
  • test-helper/data/BlockHeader/json
  • test-helper/src/block.rs
  • test-helper/tests/types_check.rs
  • testsuite/features/cmd.feature
  • txpool/src/test.rs
  • types/Cargo.toml
  • types/src/block/block_header_data.rs
  • types/src/block/raw_block_header.rs
  • types/src/block/tests.rs
  • types/src/proptest_types.rs
  • vm/starcoin-transactional-test-harness/src/lib.rs
  • vm/starcoin-transactional-test-harness/tests/cases/call_api_cmd_halley.move
  • vm/transaction-builder/src/lib.rs
  • vm/types/src/block_metadata/mod.rs
  • vm/types/src/genesis_config.rs
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vm/starcoin-transactional-test-harness/tests/cases/call_api_cmd_halley.exp (1)

1-1: Verify the impact of processing a single task.

The change reduces the number of tasks processed from four to one. Ensure that this change aligns with the intended application flow and does not inadvertently affect other parts of the system.

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test-helper/src/lib.rs (1)

15-15: Verify the impact of removing gen_blockchain_for_dag_test.

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test-helper/src/chain.rs (2)

35-39: LGTM! Improved parameter handling in gen_blockchain_with_blocks_for_test.

The changes to use vec![] and HashValue::zero() enhance clarity and robustness in the function's parameter handling.


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flexidag/src/consensusdb/consenses_state.rs (5)

37-38: Simplified get_state method signature.

The removal of the dag_genesis parameter from get_state simplifies the method signature. Ensure that this change does not affect any dependent code that previously relied on this parameter.

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63-66: Refactored get_state implementation.

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43-43: Simplified insert method signature.

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75-77: Refactored insert implementation.

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85-85: Added pruning_point field to DagStateView.

The addition of the pruning_point field enhances the state representation. Ensure that this field is correctly initialized and utilized wherever DagStateView is used.

consensus/src/consensus_test.rs (2)

13-14: Refined Import Path for RawBlockHeader.

The import path for RawBlockHeader has been refined to starcoin_types::block::raw_block_header::RawBlockHeader. This change likely improves clarity and ensures that only necessary components are imported.


93-95: Updated Parameters for BlockHeaderExtra::new.

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chain/open-block/src/lib.rs (3)

61-63: Updated OpenedBlock Struct Fields.

The OpenedBlock struct now includes blue_blocks as a non-optional Vec<Block>, and new fields version and pruning_point. This change enforces stricter data integrity and enhances the block's metadata.


Line range hint 174-181: Simplified Iteration Over blue_blocks.

The push_txns method now iterates directly over self.blue_blocks, aligning with the change to make blue_blocks non-optional. This simplifies the logic and ensures blue_blocks is always present.


371-372: Updated BlockTemplate Construction.

The finalize method now includes version and pruning_point in the BlockTemplate. This ensures that these fields are part of the block's metadata during mining.

sync/src/block_connector/block_connector_service.rs (4)

22-22: Introduced MineNewDagBlockInfo for DAG Processing.

The MineNewDagBlockInfo structure has been introduced to encapsulate results from calc_mergeset_and_tips. This change enhances clarity and maintainability by streamlining DAG block processing.


391-403: Integrated Logic for Retrieving Previous Block Header.

The logic for retrieving the previous block header has been integrated directly into the mining process, removing the need for get_dag_previous_header. This simplifies the control flow and improves maintainability.


396-398: Handling Empty blue_blocks.

The code now checks for an empty blue_blocks vector and handles the error by bailing out. This ensures that the mining process does not proceed without necessary DAG information.


410-415: Updated MinerResponse Construction.

The MinerResponse now includes pruning_point and handles blue_blocks appropriately. This ensures that the mining response contains all necessary DAG-related information.

chain/tests/test_block_chain.rs (3)

214-230: Refactored product_a_block to product_a_block_by_tips.

The function product_a_block has been refactored into product_a_block_by_tips, adding parameters parent_hash and tips. This enhances flexibility in block creation for DAG environments.


239-241: Wrapper Function for product_a_block_by_tips.

The original product_a_block function is now a wrapper around product_a_block_by_tips, maintaining backward compatibility while encouraging the use of the more versatile function.


570-579: Enhanced Block Production in DAG Fork Test.

In test_block_chain_for_dag_fork, block production now utilizes product_a_block_by_tips, allowing for more precise control over block creation with specified tips.

executor/tests/module_upgrade_test.rs (1)

31-31: Removed Conditional Block for Version 12 in test_stdlib_upgrade.

The conditional block handling StdlibVersion::Version(12) has been removed. This may reduce test coverage for version-specific functionality, potentially impacting the thoroughness of testing.

test-helper/src/dao.rs (2)

724-725: Use an empty vector instead of None.

Replacing None with an empty vector enhances type safety and avoids potential null-related errors.


725-725: Add default hash value.

The addition of HashValue::zero() ensures a default hash value, which is crucial for the function's logic.

flexidag/tests/tests.rs (3)

42-42: Simplify parent hash handling.

The removal of the Some wrapper around vec! for parent hashes simplifies the code and reduces potential errors related to optional handling.

Also applies to: 61-61, 65-65, 69-69, 73-73, 77-77, 81-81, 85-85, 122-122, 126-126, 134-134, 185-185, 191-191, 257-257, 281-281, 294-294, 305-305, 317-317, 323-323, 330-332, 353-353


788-836: Add large data commit test.

The test_big_data_commit function is a valuable addition for testing the DAG's capability to handle extensive data efficiently.


838-951: Add DAG pruning test.

The test_prune function tests the pruning mechanism of the DAG, ensuring proper state management and block handling under high volume and complexity.

sync/src/block_connector/test_illegal_block.rs (2)

331-331: Enhance error handling with anyhow::Result<()>.

Changing the function return type to anyhow::Result<()> improves error propagation and handling.

Also applies to: 360-360, 786-786, 844-844, 867-867, 927-927


45-45: Standardize block creation parameters.

Replacing None with empty vectors and adding HashValue::zero() standardizes parameters for block creation, aligning with new DAG structure expectations.

Also applies to: 53-53, 70-70, 90-91, 123-124, 153-154, 388-389, 478-479, 503-504, 810-810, 891-892

network-p2p/src/service_test.rs (2)

586-586: Improve error handling in test_handshake_message.

The function now returns Result<()>, allowing for better error management and propagation.


586-676: Use structured construction for BlockHeader and Status.

The structured approach to constructing BlockHeader and Status improves clarity and maintainability, eliminating the need for parsing a JSON string.

types/src/block/mod.rs (3)

42-42: Simplify ParentsHash type.

Changing ParentsHash from Option<Vec<HashValue>> to Vec<HashValue> simplifies handling and reduces potential errors related to optional values.


202-205: Add version and pruning_point fields to BlockHeader.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances the capability to manage block metadata, preparing for future updates and compatibility.


224-225: Update methods for new BlockHeader structure.

Methods have been updated to accommodate new fields version and pruning_point, ensuring proper initialization and handling during serialization and deserialization.

Also applies to: 243-244, 265-266, 283-285, 303-309, 340-346, 605-616, 634-635, 658-658, 683-683, 705-706, 728-729, 837-839, 1345-1346

config/src/genesis_config.rs (3)

658-662: Standardize Initialization Values.

The new fields pruning_depth and pruning_finality are initialized with the same values across different configurations. Ensure these values are appropriate for each configuration context and consider defining them as constants if they are intended to remain the same.


497-502: LGTM!

The pruning_config function correctly returns the new pruning-related fields.


810-812: Consistent Initialization Across Configurations.

The initialization of pruning_depth and pruning_finality is consistent across all configurations, ensuring standardized pruning capabilities.

Also applies to: 863-865, 919-921, 980-982, 1042-1044, 1102-1104, 1176-1178, 1234-1236

vm/vm-runtime/src/starcoin_vm.rs (1)

969-969: Improved Error Handling for parents_hash.

The change to require a valid parents_hash enhances error handling by preventing defaulting to an empty value.

cmd/db-exporter/src/main.rs (6)

834-863: Simplified logic in export_block_range.

The changes improve readability by removing unnecessary nesting and directly initializing queues and block IDs. Ensure that the function's usage aligns with the updated logic.

However, verify that the function's usage in the codebase is consistent with these changes.

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The usage of the export_block_range function is consistent with its updated logic. No issues were found with the function's invocation or its parameters.

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1176-1184: Updated function signature in execute_transaction_with_miner_create_account.

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1242-1250: Updated function signature in execute_empty_transaction_with_miner.

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1143-1151: Updated function signature in execute_transaction_with_create_account.

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sync/src/store/tests.rs (5)

19-21: LGTM!

The build_body_with_uncles function correctly constructs a BlockBody with uncles.


23-53: LGTM!

The build_version_0_block_header function effectively uses the builder pattern to create a BlockHeader with randomized attributes, suitable for testing.


55-67: LGTM!

The build_version_0_block function correctly constructs a Block using the utility functions for headers and bodies.


Line range hint 68-137: LGTM!

The test_sync_dag_absent_store function effectively tests DAG synchronization operations with improved readability using utility functions.


Line range hint 144-207: LGTM!

The test_write_read_in_order function correctly verifies the order of block operations, benefiting from the use of utility functions for clarity.

chain/mock/src/mock_chain.rs (5)

157-159: LGTM!

The use of default values for empty states in the produce method improves clarity and consistency.


172-174: LGTM!

The use of default values for empty states in the produce_block_by_header method aligns with broader improvements in handling defaults.


212-221: LGTM!

The new produce_and_apply_by_tips method enhances block production flexibility by allowing tip specification.


230-245: LGTM!

The new produce_and_apply_times_for_fork method facilitates complex blockchain scenarios and enhances fork handling.


98-99: LGTM! Verify has_dag_block usage.

The change to use has_dag_block likely improves block existence checks.

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types/src/block/legacy.rs (3)

146-167: LGTM!

The From<BlockHeaderDataInVega> for BlockHeader implementation correctly converts data and initializes the id field.


170-187: LGTM!

The BlockHeaderData struct is now public, enhancing reusability and clarity by encapsulating essential block header attributes.


Line range hint 188-206: LGTM!

The Deserialize implementation for BlockHeader effectively uses BlockHeaderData, streamlining the deserialization process.

miner/src/create_block_template/mod.rs (4)

24-24: LGTM!

The addition of the Block type to the imports aligns with the module's focus on explicit block handling.


181-181: LGTM!

The create_block_template method's acceptance of a Version parameter enhances block version management during creation.


213-226: LGTM!

The refactored block handling logic simplifies control flow and improves error handling by streamlining the processing of blue blocks and uncles.


238-244: LGTM!

The header version logic allows for dynamic handling of block versions based on previous headers, which is a robust design choice.

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flexidag/src/blockdag.rs (16)

14-14: Imports look good.

The added imports for PruningPointManagerT and logging macros are necessary for the new functionality.

Also applies to: 21-21


32-33: New constants are well-defined.

The constants DEFAULT_PRUNING_DEPTH and DEFAULT_FINALITY_DEPTH establish default values for pruning operations, enhancing maintainability.


42-42: Type alias enhances readability.

The PruningPointManager alias improves readability by simplifying the complex type PruningPointManagerT<DbReachabilityStore>.


44-48: Struct encapsulation is effective.

The MineNewDagBlockInfo struct encapsulates related data, improving data handling and code organization.


54-54: Struct update aligns with objectives.

Adding pruning_point_manager to BlockDAG is necessary for managing pruning points, aligning with the PR objectives.


71-76: Constructor initialization is crucial.

Initializing pruning_point_manager in the BlockDAG::new method is crucial for the new pruning logic.


89-93: Method enhances testability.

The create_for_testing_with_parameters method enhances testability by allowing custom parameters for BlockDAG instances.


116-118: Integration of pruning functionality is appropriate.

Saving the genesis block's ID as a pruning point integrates pruning functionality into the initialization process, aligning with the PR objectives.


133-135: Method provides necessary access.

The pruning_point_manager method provides necessary access for managing pruning points externally.


Line range hint 152-261: Logging and error handling improvements are beneficial.

The detailed logging and enhanced error handling in the commit method improve traceability and robustness.


289-290: Method simplification is effective.

Removing the hash parameter from get_dag_state streamlines state management.


293-294: Direct insertion aligns with simplification.

Directly inserting the state in save_dag_state aligns with the streamlined approach.


298-300: Cloning preserves manager state.

Returning a clone of the ghostdag_manager ensures the original manager's state is preserved.


345-378: Validation method is crucial for integrity.

The verify_pruning_point method is crucial for maintaining block header integrity concerning pruning logic.


380-388: Public interface enhances usability.

The verify method provides a public interface for block header verification, enhancing usability.


390-429: Logging and state management improvements are beneficial.

The detailed logging and DAG state management in check_upgrade enhance traceability and robustness during upgrades.

Comment on lines +302 to +343
pub fn calc_mergeset_and_tips(
&self,
_pruning_depth: u64,
_pruning_finality: u64,
) -> anyhow::Result<MineNewDagBlockInfo> {
let dag_state = self.get_dag_state()?;
let ghostdata = self.ghost_dag_manager().ghostdag(&dag_state.tips)?;

anyhow::Ok(MineNewDagBlockInfo {
tips: dag_state.tips,
blue_blocks: (*ghostdata.mergeset_blues).clone(),
pruning_point: HashValue::zero(),
})

// let next_pruning_point = self.pruning_point_manager().next_pruning_point(
// &dag_state,
// &ghostdata,
// pruning_depth,
// pruning_finality,
// )?;
// if next_pruning_point == dag_state.pruning_point {
// anyhow::Ok(MineNewDagBlockInfo {
// tips: dag_state.tips,
// blue_blocks: (*ghostdata.mergeset_blues).clone(),
// pruning_point: next_pruning_point,
// })
// } else {
// let pruned_tips = self
// .pruning_point_manager()
// .prune(&dag_state, next_pruning_point)?;
// let mergeset_blues = (*self
// .ghost_dag_manager()
// .ghostdag(&pruned_tips)?
// .mergeset_blues)
// .clone();
// anyhow::Ok(MineNewDagBlockInfo {
// tips: pruned_tips,
// blue_blocks: mergeset_blues,
// pruning_point: next_pruning_point,
// })
// }
}
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Consider tracking future enhancements.

The commented-out code in calc_mergeset_and_tips indicates potential future functionality. Ensure it's tracked for implementation.

Would you like me to open a GitHub issue to track the implementation of this future functionality?

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accumulator_append 793.3±118.64µs 745.0±67.26µs -6.09%
block_apply/block_apply_10 368.8±10.58ms 392.6±40.71ms +6.45%
block_apply/block_apply_1000 39.2±0.68s 39.1±1.43s -0.26%
get_with_proof/db_store 62.6±20.37µs 45.0±1.09µs -28.12%
get_with_proof/mem_store 38.1±4.63µs 37.4±4.83µs -1.84%
put_and_commit/db_store/1 115.7±3.61µs 114.9±4.49µs -0.69%
put_and_commit/db_store/10 1062.6±81.65µs 1035.1±89.69µs -2.59%
put_and_commit/db_store/100 9.7±0.38ms 9.6±0.54ms -1.03%
put_and_commit/db_store/5 570.1±59.02µs 530.9±33.84µs -6.88%
put_and_commit/db_store/50 5.3±0.67ms 5.0±0.45ms -5.66%
put_and_commit/mem_store/1 71.6±7.02µs 71.1±7.00µs -0.70%
put_and_commit/mem_store/10 669.9±50.36µs 681.1±101.47µs +1.67%
put_and_commit/mem_store/100 6.9±0.99ms 6.5±0.33ms -5.80%
put_and_commit/mem_store/5 342.4±28.73µs 338.0±27.56µs -1.29%
put_and_commit/mem_store/50 3.3±0.49ms 3.2±0.16ms -3.03%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(100) 4.6±0.25ms 8.9±0.42ms +93.48%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(1000) 45.8±3.82ms 87.0±2.67ms +89.96%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(10000) 452.3±14.07ms 879.0±15.57ms +94.34%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(100) 1108.2±17.06µs 1751.9±24.43µs +58.09%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(1000) 11.1±0.32ms 17.5±0.33ms +57.66%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(10000) 113.8±4.18ms 175.6±3.72ms +54.31%
storage_transaction 1145.2±553.30µs 1090.7±467.13µs -4.76%
vm/transaction_execution/1 428.2±15.56ms 419.4±17.17ms -2.06%
vm/transaction_execution/10 161.2±22.14ms 142.3±12.82ms -11.72%
vm/transaction_execution/20 138.1±12.70ms 120.0±4.46ms -13.11%
vm/transaction_execution/5 169.1±12.48ms 163.3±7.87ms -3.43%
vm/transaction_execution/50 158.2±14.97ms 148.1±14.87ms -6.38%

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accumulator_append 783.8±106.07µs 779.6±113.45µs -0.54%
block_apply/block_apply_10 370.5±6.37ms 375.8±11.28ms +1.43%
block_apply/block_apply_1000 39.2±1.69s 38.8±1.04s -1.02%
get_with_proof/db_store 47.2±4.17µs 48.8±9.47µs +3.39%
get_with_proof/mem_store 39.7±6.47µs 37.4±2.88µs -5.79%
put_and_commit/db_store/1 117.2±4.64µs 117.0±8.35µs -0.17%
put_and_commit/db_store/10 1048.6±128.31µs 1087.7±150.97µs +3.73%
put_and_commit/db_store/100 9.5±0.39ms 11.1±3.13ms +16.84%
put_and_commit/db_store/5 535.9±19.38µs 530.1±26.07µs -1.08%
put_and_commit/db_store/50 4.9±0.38ms 4.8±0.19ms -2.04%
put_and_commit/mem_store/1 72.5±6.91µs 70.9±6.04µs -2.21%
put_and_commit/mem_store/10 679.5±79.95µs 662.6±48.82µs -2.49%
put_and_commit/mem_store/100 7.2±1.40ms 6.5±0.34ms -9.72%
put_and_commit/mem_store/5 339.4±30.82µs 339.8±33.91µs +0.12%
put_and_commit/mem_store/50 3.3±0.36ms 3.2±0.25ms -3.03%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(100) 4.5±0.07ms 9.5±1.18ms +111.11%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(1000) 46.7±3.62ms 87.6±3.05ms +87.58%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(10000) 452.2±11.46ms 899.6±39.52ms +98.94%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(100) 1134.2±45.85µs 1712.2±52.44µs +50.96%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(1000) 11.2±0.33ms 17.0±0.18ms +51.79%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(10000) 109.8±3.01ms 172.9±1.89ms +57.47%
storage_transaction 1140.1±474.70µs 1137.6±442.44µs -0.22%
vm/transaction_execution/1 423.0±13.09ms 434.1±21.54ms +2.62%
vm/transaction_execution/10 136.7±6.66ms 133.5±9.15ms -2.34%
vm/transaction_execution/20 137.2±10.74ms 126.6±6.77ms -7.73%
vm/transaction_execution/5 168.0±10.80ms 164.1±8.61ms -2.32%
vm/transaction_execution/50 159.0±21.34ms 146.2±13.68ms -8.05%

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accumulator_append 760.9±66.35µs 750.0±59.06µs -1.43%
block_apply/block_apply_10 367.0±8.21ms 372.6±8.03ms +1.53%
block_apply/block_apply_1000 39.2±0.96s 39.3±0.96s +0.26%
get_with_proof/db_store 45.6±1.61µs 45.4±0.93µs -0.44%
get_with_proof/mem_store 41.6±8.75µs 38.8±3.36µs -6.73%
put_and_commit/db_store/1 120.6±5.87µs 119.4±7.51µs -1.00%
put_and_commit/db_store/10 1140.0±171.62µs 1027.2±33.56µs -9.89%
put_and_commit/db_store/100 9.6±0.53ms 9.8±0.51ms +2.08%
put_and_commit/db_store/5 559.0±30.71µs 532.0±22.37µs -4.83%
put_and_commit/db_store/50 5.0±0.35ms 4.9±0.28ms -2.00%
put_and_commit/mem_store/1 72.8±7.02µs 73.4±6.48µs +0.82%
put_and_commit/mem_store/10 693.3±64.80µs 700.5±51.82µs +1.04%
put_and_commit/mem_store/100 6.7±0.37ms 8.3±2.42ms +23.88%
put_and_commit/mem_store/5 345.1±34.72µs 338.4±27.64µs -1.94%
put_and_commit/mem_store/50 3.3±0.16ms 3.3±0.34ms 0.00%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(100) 4.6±0.34ms 8.8±0.24ms +91.30%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(1000) 45.4±1.39ms 85.4±2.45ms +88.11%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(10000) 453.9±16.12ms 929.4±44.13ms +104.76%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(100) 1183.7±67.48µs 1778.6±44.72µs +50.26%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(1000) 12.0±0.59ms 20.1±6.27ms +67.50%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(10000) 116.0±1.69ms 183.6±14.23ms +58.28%
storage_transaction 1118.5±425.82µs 1097.5±428.18µs -1.88%
vm/transaction_execution/1 407.3±5.13ms 413.1±7.25ms +1.42%
vm/transaction_execution/10 129.8±2.98ms 132.1±4.63ms +1.77%
vm/transaction_execution/20 128.3±10.07ms 127.4±5.16ms -0.70%
vm/transaction_execution/5 157.3±1.52ms 160.1±2.99ms +1.78%
vm/transaction_execution/50 139.0±2.67ms 148.4±11.67ms +6.76%

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block_apply/block_apply_10 377.9±12.04ms 367.0±7.90ms -2.88%
block_apply/block_apply_1000 39.7±1.13s 39.6±0.92s -0.25%
get_with_proof/db_store 45.1±1.20µs 46.0±2.47µs +2.00%
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put_and_commit/db_store/1 117.2±4.79µs 119.4±5.71µs +1.88%
put_and_commit/db_store/10 1082.9±99.23µs 1017.2±64.04µs -6.07%
put_and_commit/db_store/100 9.3±0.49ms 10.0±0.42ms +7.53%
put_and_commit/db_store/5 529.2±52.54µs 521.3±29.41µs -1.49%
put_and_commit/db_store/50 4.8±0.18ms 5.1±0.22ms +6.25%
put_and_commit/mem_store/1 72.7±6.62µs 72.9±6.82µs +0.28%
put_and_commit/mem_store/10 779.8±249.62µs 677.8±52.94µs -13.08%
put_and_commit/mem_store/100 6.7±0.73ms 6.6±0.55ms -1.49%
put_and_commit/mem_store/5 357.8±48.97µs 339.9±28.19µs -5.00%
put_and_commit/mem_store/50 3.3±0.14ms 3.3±0.17ms 0.00%
query_block/query_block_in(10)_times(100) 4.5±0.13ms 9.0±0.59ms +100.00%
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query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(100) 1089.2±9.47µs 1722.6±23.64µs +58.15%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(1000) 11.1±0.22ms 17.3±0.41ms +55.86%
query_block/query_block_in(1000)_times(10000) 109.0±1.73ms 170.9±1.54ms +56.79%
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vm/transaction_execution/10 130.9±3.76ms 129.8±3.50ms -0.84%
vm/transaction_execution/20 117.7±3.13ms 126.1±5.62ms +7.14%
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halley 3000000 will be version 1
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types/src/block/mod.rs (9)

42-42: Simplify ParentsHash type.

The change from Option<Vec<HashValue>> to Vec<HashValue> simplifies the handling of parent hashes by removing optional checks. This is a good improvement for code clarity.


202-205: Add version and pruning_point to BlockHeader.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances the block header's capability to manage metadata and ensures compatibility with future updates.


224-225: Update BlockHeader constructors to include new fields.

The updates to the new and new_with_auth_key methods ensure that the version and pruning_point fields are initialized correctly. This is necessary for maintaining consistency with the new structure.

Also applies to: 243-244, 265-266


283-306: Streamline parents_hash handling.

The direct assignment of parents_hash with a check ensures it is not None, using an empty vector instead. This simplifies the logic and improves code clarity.


340-346: Add accessor methods for version and pruning_point.

The addition of version() and pruning_point() methods provides necessary access to the new fields while maintaining encapsulation.


605-616: Update deserialization logic for new fields.

The deserialization logic now includes version and pruning_point, ensuring these fields are correctly deserialized and maintaining compatibility with the updated structure.


661-661: Update BlockHeader deserialization.

The deserialization method for BlockHeader now accommodates the new fields, ensuring data integrity and compatibility with the updated structure.


758-760: Enhance BlockHeaderBuilder with new field methods.

The addition of with_version and with_pruning_point methods facilitates the construction of BlockHeader instances with the new fields, promoting a fluent interface.

Also applies to: 836-838


1285-1289: Update BlockTemplate to include new fields.

The updates to BlockTemplate ensure compatibility with the updated BlockHeader structure and allow for the propagation of version and pruning_point.

Also applies to: 1303-1304, 1323-1325, 1345-1346, 1369-1371

halley 3100000 to version 1
remove the singel chain sync
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flexidag/src/blockdag.rs (7)

42-42: Type Definition for PruningPointManager Looks Good.

The type definition using PruningPointManagerT<DbReachabilityStore> is appropriate for managing pruning points.


44-48: Struct Definition for MineNewDagBlockInfo Looks Good.

The struct encapsulates necessary information for block mining, aligning with the PR objectives.


71-76: Initialization of PruningPointManager in BlockDAG Constructor Looks Good.

The inclusion of pruning_point_manager in the constructor is crucial for the new pruning logic.


89-93: Method create_for_testing_with_parameters Enhances Testability.

The method allows creating BlockDAG instances with custom parameters, enhancing testability.


133-135: Method pruning_point_manager Provides Necessary Access.

The method provides access to the pruning_point_manager, necessary for managing pruning points.


290-331: Consider Tracking Future Enhancements.

The commented-out code in calc_mergeset_and_tips indicates potential future functionality. Ensure it's tracked for implementation.

Would you like me to open a GitHub issue to track the implementation of this future functionality?


333-376: Methods verify_pruning_point and verify Enhance Block Header Integrity.

These methods enhance the integrity of block headers concerning pruning logic, aligning with the PR objectives.

types/src/block/mod.rs (8)

42-42: Change to ParentsHash Type Simplifies Handling.

Changing ParentsHash from Option<Vec<HashValue>> to Vec<HashValue> simplifies handling by removing optional checks.


202-205: Enhancements to BlockHeader Struct Look Good.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields enhances the block header's capability to manage metadata.


Line range hint 265-309: Method new_with_auth_key Properly Initializes New Fields.

The method changes ensure that version and pruning_point are initialized correctly.


340-346: Access Methods for New Fields in BlockHeader Look Good.

The version and pruning_point methods provide necessary access to the new metadata fields.


758-761: Builder Methods for New Fields in BlockHeaderBuilder Look Good.

The with_version and with_pruning_point methods enhance the flexibility of constructing BlockHeader instances.


1285-1289: Enhancements to BlockTemplate Struct Look Good.

The addition of version and pruning_point fields ensures that the template can propagate the new properties.


Line range hint 1303-1346: Method Changes in BlockTemplate Properly Handle New Fields.

The changes ensure that the block creation process incorporates the version and pruning_point fields.


545-661: Deserialize Implementation for BlockHeader Correctly Handles New Fields.

The changes ensure that deserialization correctly handles the new structure with version and pruning_point.

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