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* Publish - @synapsecns/synapse-interface@0.14.0 * add svg set tag to jsx namespace * eslint fix --------- Co-authored-by: bigboydiamonds <bigboydiamonds@users.noreply.github.com>
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* Abstraction for receiving messages * Abstraction for sending messages * Fully implement IInterchainApp * Abstraction for managing clients * Scaffold ICAppV1 * ICAppV1: implement storage * ICAppV1: implement permissioned management * Add management views * Add thin wrapper for "send message to linked app" * Add more custom errors * Add App harness and client mock * Add ICAppV1 management tests * Add extra checks for the new custom errors * Chore: move stuff around in tests * Fix: IInterchainAppV1 should implement IInterchainApp * Add ICAppV1 messaging tests * Add `_getMessageFee` thin wrapper and tests around it * Update PingPongApp to use the `ICAppV1` base * Update ExampleApp * Move example apps into a separate folder * Update scripts and tests * Chore: cleanup * Update flattened files set [**.sol glob not working] * Add fee getter for `ExampleAppV1` * App abstraction (go changes) (#2349) * Update `generate.go` * Regenerate `sin-executor` * Update Example App references * Use non-zero period in tests * Use `GetMessageFee` for setting the message value * Use non-zero gas airdrop amount in tests * Regenerate `sin-executor` * Fix: incorrect fuzzing "not IC client" test
* Scaffold getEntryValue * Update tests to check getEntryValue * Add revert cases * Save entry values in DB * Remove deprecated entries array * Modify tests to allow overpaid verification fees * Fix: do not revert when fes are overpaid * Regenerate `sin-executor` * Regenerate `committee`
* Remove banner * Clean imports
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WalkthroughThe recent updates introduce a suite of enhancements focused on peer-to-peer (P2P) networking, testing utilities, contract deployment, and signing operations. Key features include a new P2P test suite, detailed specifications for P2P interactions, Ethereum address conversion from peer IDs, and contract type definitions for improved testing and deployment processes. Additionally, there are updates to dependency management across various components, new Docker configurations, and refined contract verification and deployment strategies. These changes collectively aim to bolster the system's infrastructure, testing rigor, and operational flexibility. Changes
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Additional comments (318)
committee/node/export_test.go (1)
- 5-7: The addition of the
DB()function to expose thedbfield for testing purposes is a common and acceptable practice in Go. Ensure this function is used strictly within testing contexts to prevent unintended side effects in production.committee/Makefile (1)
- 3-6: The addition of the
generatetarget in the Makefile is a useful automation step for generating Go code from Solidity contracts. Ensure that theGIT_ROOTenvironment variable is well-documented for clarity on its usage and requirement.committee/README.md (1)
- 1-7: The updates to the README.md provide a concise overview of the Committee application and its use of libp2p for networking. Consider expanding on how libp2p is utilized within the Committee application for a more comprehensive understanding.
ethergo/parser/tracely/focus_opcode.go (1)
- 3-10: The introduction of the
OpCodeFocusmap for flagging specific Ethereum opcodes is clear and maintainable. Ensure that the list of opcodes is complete and relevant for the intended analysis or processing tasks.committee/contracts/interchaindb/generate.go (1)
- 3-3: The use of
go:generatefor generating Go bindings from the InterchainDB Solidity contract is a good practice. Ensure that the path to the Solidity contract and the specified versions (Solidity and EVM) are correct and aligned with the project's requirements.committee/contracts/synapsemodule/generate.go (1)
- 3-3: Similar to the
interchaindbbindings, the use ofgo:generatefor the SynapseModule contract is well-applied. Double-check the path to the Solidity contract and the specified versions to ensure they are correct and meet the project's needs.committee/contracts/mocks/gasoraclemock/generate.go (1)
- 3-3: The
go:generatedirective for generating Go bindings for the SynapseGasOracleMock contract is a crucial step for testing. As with the other contracts, ensure the path and version specifications are accurate and appropriate for the project's testing needs.committee/main.go (1)
- 10-12: The main function is correctly structured to serve as the entry point for the committee service. Ensure that the
Startfunction andmetadata.BuildInfo()are correctly implemented and thoroughly tested.ethergo/parser/tracely/README.md (1)
- 1-4: The README provides a clear introduction to the Tracely extension. The spelling mistakes flagged by the static analysis are false positives, likely due to the technical nature of the content and proper nouns used.
committee/p2p/readme.md (1)
- 5-5: The reference to the "announce transaction module" is correctly used in the context of the system's architecture.
ethergo/parser/tracely/sep.go (1)
- 8-21: Consider adding error handling for cases where the input string does not meet the expected format, especially since the function assumes the string length is always divisible by 64 after trimming the prefix.
committee/metadata/metadata.go (1)
- 1-15: The implementation of the metadata service for the committee is straightforward and correctly leverages the
core/configpackage. No issues were found.committee/db/base/model.go (1)
- 1-16: The implementation for consistent naming of database fields in the base package is straightforward and correctly leverages the
dbcommonpackage. No issues were found.docker/committee.Dockerfile (1)
- 1-15: The Dockerfile for the Committee application is well-constructed, following best practices by using a distroless static base image and running as a non-root user. The labels and COPY instruction are correctly configured.
committee/contracts/interchaindb/interchaindb.metadata.go (2)
- 12-13: Embedding contract information directly into the Go file using
//go:embedis a neat way to ensure that the contract data is available at runtime without needing to manage separate files or complex file loading logic. This approach simplifies deployment and version control.- 18-24: The use of the
initfunction to load and unmarshal contract metadata is effective for ensuring that the contract data is ready to use as soon as the package is imported. However, consider handling the error more gracefully than usingpanic. In a production environment, it might be more appropriate to log the error and halt the application more cleanly or allow for some form of error recovery.committee/contracts/mocks/gasoraclemock/gasoraclemock.metadata.go (2)
- 12-13: Embedding contract information for the gas oracle mock using
//go:embedis consistent with the approach taken in other contract-related files. This consistency is beneficial for maintainability and understanding the codebase.- 18-24: As with the
interchaindb.metadata.gofile, consider providing a more graceful error handling mechanism thanpanicin theinitfunction. This could improve the robustness of the application by allowing for error logging and a cleaner shutdown process if the contract metadata cannot be loaded.committee/contracts/synapsemodule/synapsemodule.metadata.go (2)
- 12-13: The use of
//go:embedfor embedding contract information in the synapse module is consistent with the approach in other contract-related files. This method ensures that contract data is tightly coupled with the code, which can simplify deployment and version control.- 18-24: Similar to the previous files, the use of
panicin theinitfunction for error handling could be reconsidered. A more graceful error handling strategy could enhance the application's stability by allowing for proper logging and a controlled shutdown if necessary.docker/sin-executor.Dockerfile (1)
- 1-15: The Dockerfile is well-structured and follows best practices by using a distroless static image for minimal footprint and enhanced security. Additionally, running the application as a non-root user (
nonroot:nonroot) is a commendable practice that further enhances security. The use of labels provides valuable metadata about the image, which can be useful for documentation and automation purposes.committee/p2p/validator.go (1)
- 12-25: The function
ethAddrFromPeereffectively converts a peer ID to an Ethereum address. However, there's a missing error check afterpubkey.Raw(). While it's unlikely to fail given the context, it's generally good practice to handle all potential errors, especially when dealing with cryptographic operations. Consider adding error handling for this call to ensure robustness.committee/testutil/suite_test.go (1)
- 11-32: The introduction of
TestUtilSuiteas a structured way to organize tests for thetestutilpackage is a good practice. It leverages the testify suite for more organized and readable tests. This approach enhances the maintainability and scalability of the test code. Well done on structuring the tests in this manner.committee/contracts/mocks/gasoraclemock/helpers.go (1)
- 9-33: The
GasOracleMockRefstruct and its associated functions provide a clean and straightforward way to interact with the gas oracle mock contract. Implementing thevm.ContractRefinterface ensures compatibility and flexibility within the Ethereum VM context. This is a solid design choice that facilitates easier testing and interaction with the contract.committee/contracts/interchaindb/helpers.go (1)
- 10-35: The
InterchainDBRefstruct and its functions follow a consistent pattern with the gas oracle mock helpers, providing a clear and effective way to interact with the InterchainDB contract. Implementing thevm.ContractRefinterface is a good practice that ensures compatibility within the Ethereum VM context. This consistency in design across different contract helpers is beneficial for maintainability and understanding of the codebase.LICENSE (1)
- 3-3: The copyright year has been updated to 2024, which is consistent with the PR's release date. Ensure this aligns with the actual usage and modification dates of the software.
committee/testutil/typecast.go (1)
- 12-17: Ensure that
GetSynapseModuleandGetInterchainDBproperly handle and propagate errors frommanager.GetContract. It's good practice to check for errors explicitly, even if the current implementation ofGetContractmight not return them.ethergo/signer/signer/awssigner/unsafe.go (1)
- 22-22: The comment warns that
MakeUnsafeSigneris only for testing and should not be used in production. Ensure this is clearly documented in any public-facing documentation or guides to prevent misuse.committee/config/config.go (1)
- 27-28: The comment on
UsePeerIDmentions it's a beta feature that could lead to rate limits or high bills. Ensure there's a mechanism to alert or inform users about the potential costs and limitations of enabling this feature.committee/node/e2e_test.go (1)
- 12-39: The test function
TestNodeSuiteis well-structured and covers a sequence of operations including contract deployment, transaction writing with verification, and receipt status checking. However, consider the following improvements:
- Error Handling: Ensure that all external calls, especially those interacting with blockchain networks, have robust error handling. This includes checking the status code of HTTP requests and handling potential exceptions.
- Transaction Confirmation: The method
WaitForConfirmationis used to wait for the transaction to be mined. Ensure that this method includes a timeout mechanism to prevent indefinite waiting in case of network issues.- Code Comments: Adding more detailed comments explaining the purpose of each step and why certain parameters are chosen would improve readability and maintainability.
- Testing Different Scenarios: Currently, the test seems to focus on a happy path scenario. Consider adding tests for failure cases, such as invalid transactions or network errors, to ensure the system behaves as expected under various conditions.
committee/contracts/synapsemodule/topics.go (1)
- 10-57: The implementation in
topics.gofor handling event topics is clear and follows best practices for interacting with Ethereum smart contracts. However, consider the following suggestions for improvement:
- Panic Usage: The use of
panicin theinitfunction for handling errors fromabi.JSONandEventByIDis generally discouraged in production code. Instead, consider alternative error handling strategies that do not terminate the program, such as logging the error and disabling the related functionality.- Immutability of
topicMap: The comment on thetopicMapfunction suggests it returns a map to assert immutability. However, returning a map in Go does not guarantee immutability, as the caller can still modify the map. If immutability is a requirement, consider returning a copy of the map or using a different data structure that enforces immutability.- Testing: Ensure comprehensive unit tests cover the functionality in this file, including edge cases such as invalid event types or topics not found in the contract ABI.
committee/.goreleaser.yml (1)
- 1-64: The
.goreleaser.ymlconfiguration is well-structured and covers the necessary aspects for building and releasing the Committee application. Consider the following points for refinement:
- Docker Image Tags: The configuration specifies Docker image tags based on the latest commit and tag. Ensure that the tagging strategy aligns with the project's versioning and release policy, especially for production deployments.
- Static Binary Compilation: The ldflags
-s -w -extldflags '-static'are used for compiling a static binary. While this is generally a good practice for Docker deployments, verify that all dependencies are compatible with static linking and that there are no unintended side effects.- Source Archive: The source archive is enabled, which is useful for distributing the source code alongside binaries. Ensure that the archive includes all necessary files for building the project from source, excluding any sensitive or unnecessary files.
- Checksums and Changelogs: The configuration includes checksum generation and changelog management. Verify that the changelog generation meets the project's needs and that the checksums are properly verified during the release process.
contrib/release-copier-action/go.mod (1)
- 20-40: > 📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-66]
The updates to the
go.modfile for therelease-copier-actionmodule include several dependency version changes. Ensure the following best practices are followed:
- Compatibility Check: Verify that the updated dependencies are compatible with each other and with the project's codebase. This includes checking for breaking changes in major version updates.
- Testing: After updating dependencies, thoroughly test the module to ensure that there are no regressions or unexpected behaviors introduced by the new versions.
- Indirect Dependencies: The file lists several indirect dependencies. While these are typically managed by Go modules automatically, review them to ensure they are necessary and consider pruning unnecessary ones to reduce the project's dependency footprint.
- Dependency Management Strategy: Consider adopting a dependency management strategy that includes regular updates, vulnerability scanning, and compatibility checks to maintain the health and security of the project's dependencies.
committee/db/sqlite/sqlite.go (1)
- 23-56: The implementation of the SQLite store in
sqlite.gois comprehensive and covers the necessary aspects of database management. However, consider the following improvements:
- Error Messages: The error messages could be more descriptive. For example, instead of
"could not create sqlite store", include the underlying error or more context about the operation that failed.- Database Path Handling: The construction of the database path (
fmt.Sprintf("%s/%s", dbPath, "synapse.db")) could be improved by usingpath/filepath.Jointo ensure cross-platform compatibility.- Resource Management: Ensure that database connections are properly managed, including setting appropriate connection pool sizes and timeouts to optimize performance and resource usage.
- Migration Error Handling: The error handling for migrations (
AutoMigrate) is good, but consider logging additional information about the migration process for debugging and monitoring purposes.committee/db/mysql/mysql.go (1)
- 33-65: The MySQL store implementation in
mysql.gois well-structured and addresses key aspects of database management. Consider the following points for refinement:
- Database URL Handling: Ensure that the database URL is validated and securely handled to prevent SQL injection or other security vulnerabilities.
- Connection Pool Configuration: The configuration of
MaxIdleConnsandSetConnMaxLifetimeis crucial for performance and resource management. Consider tuning these parameters based on the application's load and database server capacity.- Migration Process: The
AutoMigratefunction is used for migrations. Ensure that migrations are idempotent and can be safely rerun without causing errors or data corruption.- Error Handling and Logging: Improve error messages to include more context and consider using structured logging for better traceability and debugging.
ethergo/signer/signer/localsigner/signer.go (1)
- 4-21: > 📝 NOTE
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The local signer implementation in
signer.gointroduces important functionality for Ethereum transactions. However, consider the following improvements:
- Dependency Management: The introduction of
libp2pandsecp256k1dependencies should be carefully evaluated for security and compatibility with the rest of the project.- Private Key Handling: The handling of private keys is sensitive. Ensure that private keys are securely managed, not logged, and protected against accidental exposure.
- Error Handling: Improve error handling in functions like
SignMessageto provide more context in case of failures, especially when dealing with cryptographic operations.- Testing: Comprehensive unit tests covering various scenarios, including error cases and edge conditions, are essential to ensure the reliability and security of the signing functionality.
committee/contracts/synapsemodule/parser.go (1)
- 41-71: The
ParseEventmethod uses a defaultnoOpEventfor unknown events or errors, which is a good practice for robustness. However, consider logging the error when parsing fails for known event types to aid in debugging.Consider adding logging for parsing errors to improve observability.
.codecov.yml (1)
- 25-32: The addition of
committeeandsin-executorflags in the.codecov.ymlfile is a good practice for tracking coverage more granularly. Ensure that the specified paths match the actual directory structure of the project.ethergo/signer/signer/mocks/signer.go (1)
- 64-78: The addition of the
PrivKeymethod in theSignermock is correctly implemented to match the interface. Ensure that the mock behavior is adequately tested, especially sincePrivKeyreturns a complex type that might have various states.committee/db/mysql/util/queries.go (1)
- 34-46: The SQL query templates in
NewQueriesuse parameterized queries, which is a good practice for preventing SQL injection. However, ensure that thetblparameter passed toNewQueriesis sanitized or controlled to avoid SQL injection through table names.Ensure the
tblparameter is not user-controlled or is adequately sanitized.ethergo/backends/base/trace.go (1)
- 10-75: The method
getTransactionLabelMapuses a fallback mechanism to return all verified contracts if the transaction result cannot be obtained. This is a reasonable approach but could potentially lead to misleading information if the RPC address is empty or an error occurs. Consider adding more explicit error handling or logging to clarify when fallback behavior is triggered.Improve error handling or logging for the fallback mechanism in
getTransactionLabelMap.ethergo/signer/signer/awssigner/signer.go (1)
- 50-104: > 📝 NOTE
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The
NewKmsSignerfunction and theSignerstruct introduce AWS KMS integration for signing operations. While the integration is well-implemented, the direct inclusion oflibp2pandsecp256k1dependencies in the signer raises concerns about the separation of concerns and potential for tight coupling with specific cryptographic libraries. Consider abstracting cryptographic operations or providing interfaces to decouple the AWS KMS logic from specific implementations.Consider abstracting cryptographic operations to decouple AWS KMS logic from specific implementations.
committee/testutil/contracttype.go (1)
- 12-26: Initializing
AllContractTypesin theinitfunction and performing a boot-time assertion to check if contract info is nil is a good practice for early detection of issues. However, consider adding more detailed error messages or logging to help diagnose which contract type is causing the issue if the panic is triggered.Improve error messages or logging in the
initfunction to aid in diagnosing issues with contract types.ethergo/deployer/functional.go (2)
- 32-34: The
DeployerFunctype on lines 32-34 is documented withnolint: golint, reviveto bypass linting checks. It's generally a good practice to address the linting issues directly rather than bypassing them. If there's a specific reason for bypassing these checks, it should be documented in a comment for clarity.- 42-68: The
NewFunctionalDeployerfunction is marked as experimental. It's important to ensure that experimental features are clearly documented and isolated to prevent unintended usage in production environments. Consider adding more detailed documentation about the experimental nature and potential impacts of using this function.contrib/git-changes-action/go.mod (1)
- 46-58: > 📝 NOTE
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The updates to module versions in the
go.modfile are extensive. It's crucial to ensure that these updates do not introduce breaking changes or compatibility issues with the existing codebase. Consider performing thorough testing, including unit tests, integration tests, and manual testing, to verify that the updated dependencies work as expected without causing regressions..golangci.yml (2)
- 8-8: The addition of
tracely/*to theskip-dirsconfiguration on line 8 is a significant change. It's important to ensure that excluding this directory from lint checks does not lead to overlooked issues in thetracelypackage. Consider justifying this exclusion with a comment in the configuration file, explaining why lint checks are not applicable or necessary for thetracelypackage.- 103-104: Disabling the
typechecklinter due to malfunctions on embedded structs, as mentioned on lines 103-104, might hide other potential issues in the codebase. If specific cases are causing problems, consider using inlinenolintcomments to disable the linter for those cases specifically, rather than disabling it globally. This approach maintains the benefits oftypecheckfor the rest of the codebase.committee/db/suite_test.go (2)
- 65-68: The conditional check for enabling MySQL tests using an environment variable on lines 65-68 is a good practice for conditional test execution. However, it's important to document this behavior clearly in the test file or a README to ensure that contributors are aware of how to enable these tests.
- 98-114: The
runOnAllfunction on lines 98-114 uses goroutines to run tests concurrently on different database types. While this can improve test execution time, it's crucial to ensure that tests do not interfere with each other, especially when accessing shared resources like databases. Consider adding isolation mechanisms, such as using separate database instances or schemas for each concurrent test, to prevent potential race conditions or data corruption.committee/db/base/store.go (1)
- 47-55: The implementation of
DatastoreForSignerandGlobalDatastoremethods on lines 47-55 involves creating datastores with specific naming conventions. It's important to ensure that these names are unique and consistent to prevent potential conflicts or data leakage between different signers or global operations. Consider adding a more robust naming scheme or documenting the naming conventions used.committee/p2p/p2p_test.go (1)
- 45-92: The test
TestLibP2PManageron lines 45-92 sets up a P2P network with multiple managers and tests signature sharing. While the test covers basic functionality, it's important to also include negative test cases, such as signature retrieval failures or network disconnections, to ensure robustness. Consider adding more comprehensive test scenarios that cover various edge cases and failure modes.committee/db/base/signrequest.go (2)
- 57-63: The
UpdateSignRequestStatusmethod on lines 57-63 updates a sign request status in the database. It's important to ensure that the transaction is properly handled, especially in cases of failure. Consider adding transaction rollback in case of errors to maintain data integrity.- 66-82: The
StoreInterchainTransactionReceivedmethod on lines 66-82 stores an interchain transaction. While it usesClauses(clause.OnConflict{DoNothing: true})to handle conflicts, it's crucial to ensure that this behavior is appropriate for all use cases. In some scenarios, silently ignoring conflicts might not be desirable. Consider documenting the expected behavior or providing alternative handling for conflict scenarios.ethergo/parser/tracely/op.go (7)
- 13-15: Looks good to me.
- 17-24: This function is implemented correctly.
- 26-64: Consider wrapping errors with additional context for easier debugging, especially in operations like
BytesToIntconversions.- 67-96: Similar to
ParseCall, consider wrapping errors with additional context inParseDelegateCallfor easier debugging.- 99-120: The implementation of
ParseRevertlooks good and handles specific conditions appropriately.- 123-130: Efficient reuse of
ParseRevertinParseReturn. Good job on maintaining code modularity.- 133-172:
PrintStepfunction is well-structured and enhances readability by handling different operation types with appropriate formatting.committee/testutil/deployers.go (2)
- 26-29: Initialization of
DeployManagerinNewDeployManageris correctly implemented.- 32-67: Deployer wrappers like
SynapseModuleDeployer,InterchainDBDeployer, andGasOracleDeployerare consistently implemented and modular.committee/node/suite_test.go (4)
- 42-48: Initialization of
NodeSuiteinNewNodeSuiteis correctly implemented.- 50-92: Consider replacing the hardcoded sleep in
SetupTestwith a more reliable synchronization mechanism, such as using channels orsync.WaitGroupto ensure all nodes are started before proceeding.- 95-111: The implementation of
setValidatorsfor configuring validators on a contract is correctly handled.- 113-153:
makeNodefunction is well-structured and covers all necessary steps for creating and configuring a new node instance.contrib/tfcore/go.mod (1)
- 21-42: > 📝 NOTE
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Ensure thorough testing and verification of the updated dependencies to confirm compatibility and absence of breaking changes, especially for major libraries like
google.golang.org/grpc,golang.org/x/net, etc.contrib/terraform-provider-iap/go.mod (1)
- 92-115: > 📝 NOTE
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Ensure thorough testing and verification of the updated dependencies to confirm compatibility and absence of breaking changes, especially for major libraries like
google.golang.org/grpc,golang.org/x/net, etc.ethergo/manager/manager.go (2)
- 49-50: The deprecation and aliasing of
DeployerFunctodeployer.DeployerFuncis a good practice for consistency and clarity.- 53-53: The update in
NewDeployerManagerto acceptdeployer.DeployerFuncaligns with the deprecation ofDeployerFuncand promotes consistency.ethergo/listener/listener.go (1)
- 188-189: The workaround in
getMetadatafor handlingErrNoLatestBlockForChainIDrelies on error message comparison. Consider using error types or error codes for more reliable and maintainable error handling.committee/db/datastore_test.go (8)
- 10-12: The comments explain why the code was not pushed upstream due to dependency on an ORM. This is a good practice as it provides context for future maintainers.
- 25-39: This method efficiently tests the addition and retrieval of test cases to/from the datastore. It uses a loop to iterate over a map of test cases, which is a straightforward and effective approach. However, consider adding error handling for the
Putmethod to ensure that the test fails gracefully if an error occurs during data insertion.- 63-90: The
TestQuerymethod tests querying the datastore with different parameters. It's well-structured and covers important cases, including offset and limit. However, it's recommended to also test edge cases, such as querying with an offset or limit that exceeds the number of available records, to ensure the datastore behaves as expected in these scenarios.- 92-114: The
TestHasmethod correctly tests the presence of keys in the datastore. It's concise and covers both positive and negative cases. This method is a good example of straightforward and effective testing.- 136-161: The
TestNotExistsGetmethod tests the behavior of the datastore when retrieving a non-existent key. It correctly checks both the return value and the error. This method is well-implemented and covers an important aspect of the datastore's functionality.- 163-188: The
TestDeletemethod tests the deletion of keys from the datastore. It's well-structured and effectively tests the functionality. However, consider adding a test case for attempting to delete a non-existent key to ensure that the datastore handles this scenario gracefully.- 190-206: The
TestGetEmptymethod tests retrieving an empty value from the datastore. This is an important edge case to test, ensuring that the datastore can handle empty values correctly. The method is concise and effectively tests the desired behavior.- 280-307: The
TestDBAdaptersmethod tests the adapter functionality of the datastore. It's well-structured and covers basic CRUD operations. This method effectively demonstrates the adapter's ability to interact with the datastore. It's a good practice to test adapters separately to ensure they work as expected.ethergo/signer/signer/gcpsigner/google.go (5)
- 8-16: The addition of new imports for cryptographic operations and libp2p suggests enhanced functionality related to security and peer-to-peer networking. Ensure that these libraries are compatible with the project's existing dependencies to avoid version conflicts.
- 32-34: Adding
pubKeyDatato themanagedKeystruct to store uncompressed public key data is a significant change. Ensure that all instances ofmanagedKeythroughout the codebase are updated to handle this new field appropriately.- 43-51: The
NewManagedKeyfunction now handles public key data, which is a critical update for security purposes. Ensure that error handling is robust and that the public key data is validated before use.Consider adding validation for the public key data to ensure it meets expected criteria before assigning it to the
managedKeystruct.
- 212-214: The
Equalsmethod compares the public key of themanagedKeyinstance with another key. This is a crucial operation for ensuring key uniqueness and integrity.Ensure that the comparison logic is thoroughly tested, especially for edge cases where keys might be similar but not identical.
- 244-251: The
GetPublicmethod correctly parses the public key data and returns a libp2pPubKey. This is a key operation for ensuring that the public key can be used in P2P operations.Ensure that error handling is robust and that the public key data is validated before parsing.
core/go.mod (1)
- 35-59: The updates to various dependencies in the
core/go.modfile are crucial for maintaining the project's compatibility and security. Ensure that these updates are tested thoroughly to avoid introducing breaking changes or compatibility issues with other parts of the project.contrib/screener-api/go.mod (1)
- 22-29: The updates to dependencies in the
contrib/screener-api/go.modfile are important for keeping thescreener-apicomponent up-to-date. Similar to thecoremodule, ensure that these updates are tested thoroughly to prevent any compatibility issues or regressions.contrib/terraform-provider-kubeproxy/go.mod (1)
- 20-23: The updates to
golang.org/x/*andgoogle.golang.org/grpcin thecontrib/terraform-provider-kubeproxy/go.modfile are significant for maintaining compatibility and security. Ensure that these updates are compatible with the Terraform SDK and other dependencies used by theterraform-provider-kubeproxycomponent..github/workflows/solidity.yml (3)
- 9-9: The addition of
'packages/contracts-communication'to the workflow triggers is a good practice to ensure changes in this package are automatically tested.- 86-86: Adding
"contracts-communication": "${{ secrets.VERCEL_COMMUNICATION_DOCS_PROJECT_ID }}"to the secrets mapping is appropriate for handling project-specific deployments or resources.- 171-175: Modifying the build step to handle concurrency issues with
--concurrency=1is a practical workaround for the "text file busy" errors encountered with solc installations. This ensures the build process remains stable.ethergo/backends/base/base.go (4)
- 51-54: The addition of
verifiedContractsmap andverifiedMuxmutex is a good practice for ensuring thread-safe operations on shared resources in a concurrent environment.- 94-94: Initializing
verifiedContractsin theNewBaseBackendconstructor ensures the map is ready for use immediately after an instance ofBackendis created.- 161-169: Updating
VerifyContractto add contracts toverifiedContractsafter acquiring a lock onverifiedMuxis crucial for maintaining the integrity of the map in a concurrent environment.- 205-205: Modifying the error message construction in
WaitForConfirmationto include RPC URL for additional info is a helpful enhancement for debugging, providing more context and actionable information.contrib/terraform-provider-helmproxy/go.mod (1)
- 59-89: > 📝 NOTE
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The updates to various dependencies in
go.modare a common practice for leveraging improvements and security patches. It's crucial to verify the compatibility of these updates with the project and ensure thorough testing to avoid introducing breaking changes.Verification successful
The shell script output indicates that only two dependencies,
go.opencensus.io v0.24.0andgo.starlark.net v0.0.0-20221205180719-3fd0dac74452, were updated in thego.modfile. It's important to specifically verify the compatibility and potential impact of these updates on the project. Testing should be focused on areas of the project that interact with these dependencies to ensure that no breaking changes have been introduced.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # List all updated dependencies for manual review or automated testing echo "Updated dependencies:" grep '^\s*[^/]\+\s\+v' contrib/terraform-provider-helmproxy/go.modLength of output: 223
contrib/promexporter/go.mod (7)
- 35-39: The update of dependencies such as
github.com/urfave/cli/v2,go.opentelemetry.io/otel, andgolang.org/x/syncis noted. It's important to ensure that these updates do not introduce breaking changes or compatibility issues with the existing codebase. Testing and verification of the updated dependencies in the context of the project's functionality are recommended.- 45-47: The addition of indirect dependencies like
cloud.google.com/go/compute/metadataandcloud.google.com/go/iamsuggests an expansion in the project's functionality or an improvement in its infrastructure. Verify that these new dependencies are used effectively within the project and that their licenses are compatible with the project's license.- 57-60: The update to
github.com/VictoriaMetrics/fastcacheand the addition ofgithub.com/aws/smithy-goare significant for performance and AWS SDK compatibility, respectively. Ensure that the fastcache update does not affect the expected caching behavior and that the smithy-go addition aligns with any AWS-related functionality within the project.- 128-138: The update to
github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/v2and the addition of new versions forgithub.com/hashicorp/golang-lruandgithub.com/holiman/uint256indicate improvements in RPC gateway functionality, caching, and numeric operations. It's crucial to test these updates thoroughly, especially in areas of the project that rely heavily on RPC calls, caching mechanisms, and uint256 operations.- 171-174: The updates to Prometheus-related dependencies (
github.com/prometheus/client_golang,github.com/prometheus/client_model,github.com/prometheus/common, andgithub.com/prometheus/procfs) are critical for monitoring and metrics collection. Ensure that these updates are compatible with the project's existing metrics collection setup and that they do not introduce any regressions in metrics reporting.- 220-233: The update to
go.uber.org/zapfor logging andgoogle.golang.org/grpcfor gRPC interactions, along with updates to cryptographic and networking libraries (golang.org/x/crypto,golang.org/x/net), are essential for the project's performance, security, and communication capabilities. It's important to verify that these updates do not introduce any performance regressions, security vulnerabilities, or communication issues within the project.- 239-242: The update to
gorm.io/gormand the addition of new Kubernetes-related dependencies (k8s.io/apimachinery,k8s.io/klog/v2) suggest enhancements in database interactions and better integration with Kubernetes. Ensure that the GORM update is tested with the project's database schemas and that the Kubernetes-related updates are compatible with the project's deployment configurations.ethergo/go.mod (20)
- 6-6: Please ensure that the updated version of
cloud.google.com/go/kmstov1.15.5has been tested for compatibility with existing code that uses this library, especially focusing on any deprecated functions or significant changes in behavior.- 7-7: The addition of
github.com/DenrianWeiss/tracelyat versionv0.0.0-20220624070317-49cf8afaaf18introduces a new dependency. Please verify that this library meets the project's standards for security, licensing, and maintainability. Additionally, ensure that it's integrated properly and used consistently across the project.- 10-10: Ensure that the update of
github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2tov1.21.2has been thoroughly tested, particularly for any changes in the API that might affect the project's AWS interactions.- 13-13: The update of
github.com/aws/smithy-gotov1.15.0could introduce changes in how AWS SDKs are generated. Verify that this does not negatively impact any custom SDK generation or usage within the project.- 21-21: The update of
github.com/decred/dcrd/dcrec/secp256k1/v4tov4.2.0might affect cryptographic operations. Ensure that this update has been tested for compatibility and correctness in all cryptographic operations within the project.- 27-27: The update of
github.com/googleapis/gax-go/v2tov2.12.0could impact Google API interactions. Confirm that all Google API calls still function as expected after this update.- 37-37: The update of
github.com/libp2p/go-libp2ptov0.33.0is critical for the P2P networking functionality. Thoroughly test P2P networking features to ensure there are no regressions or unexpected behavior changes.- 47-47: The update of
github.com/prometheus/client_golangtov1.18.0could affect metrics collection and monitoring. Verify that all Prometheus metrics are still being collected and reported correctly.- 57-57: The update of
go.opentelemetry.io/oteltov1.23.1might impact observability features. Ensure that tracing and metrics collection via OpenTelemetry are functioning as expected after this update.- 76-76: The addition of indirect dependencies such as
cloud.google.com/go/compute v1.23.3suggests changes in the dependency tree. Verify that these indirect dependencies do not introduce any compatibility issues or significantly increase the build size.- 113-113: The update of
github.com/cockroachdb/pebbleto a newer version could affect database interactions. Ensure that this update does not introduce any regressions in data storage or retrieval functionalities.- 132-132: The update of
github.com/gabriel-vasile/mimetypetov1.4.3could impact file type detection. Verify that file uploads and processing still correctly identify and handle various file types.- 155-155: The update of
github.com/golang-jwt/jwt/v4tov4.5.0is crucial for authentication and authorization. Thoroughly test all JWT-based authentication and authorization flows to ensure there are no security or functionality regressions.- 168-168: The update of
github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/v2tov2.19.0could affect gRPC-HTTP gateway functionalities. Confirm that all gRPC-HTTP translations and customizations still work as intended.- 172-172: The update of
github.com/holiman/uint256tov1.2.4might impact how large integers are handled. Ensure that this update does not affect any arithmetic operations or smart contract interactions that rely on uint256.- 188-188: The update of
github.com/klauspost/cpuid/v2tov2.2.7could affect performance optimizations based on CPU capabilities. Verify that performance optimizations still apply correctly across different CPU architectures.- 210-210: The update of
github.com/prometheus/client_modeltov0.6.0could impact how metrics are defined and exported. Ensure that all custom Prometheus metrics are still compatible and correctly exported.- 234-234: The update of
github.com/urfave/cli/v2tov2.27.1might affect CLI interactions. Test all CLI tools to ensure that commands, flags, and behaviors remain consistent with expectations.- 255-255: The update of
golang.org/x/cryptotov0.19.0is critical for cryptographic operations. Thoroughly test all cryptographic functionalities to ensure there are no regressions or vulnerabilities introduced.- 266-266: The update of
google.golang.org/grpctov1.60.1could affect all gRPC-based communications. Ensure that gRPC services, clients, and any middleware are fully compatible with this new version.ethergo/backends/anvil/anvil.go (1)
- 82-82: Changing the Docker image tag from "latest" to "nightly-deb3116955eea4333f9e4e4516104be4182e9ee2" in
NewAnvilBackendfunction ensures a more predictable and stable environment for testing. However, ensure that this specific nightly build has been tested for stability and compatibility with the project's requirements. Additionally, consider documenting the reason for choosing this specific build in the code comments or project documentation to aid future maintenance.committee/node/node.go (27)
- 60-61: The error handling for database type retrieval could be enhanced by providing more context about the expected types or suggesting corrective actions.
Consider adding a list of supported database types in the error message to guide the user towards valid configurations.
- 65-66: The error message for database connection failure could be improved by suggesting potential causes or corrective actions.
Enhance the error message with suggestions for troubleshooting common connection issues, such as verifying the DSN format or checking network connectivity.
- 75-76: The error handling for retrieving the chain client lacks specific guidance for resolution.
Include suggestions in the error message for checking the chain ID configuration or ensuring the chain client service is accessible.
- 80-81: The error message for failing to retrieve the block number could be more informative by suggesting potential causes.
Enhance the error message with possible reasons for the failure, such as network issues or incorrect chain client configuration.
- 85-86: The error handling for creating a chain listener could be improved by providing more context or potential fixes.
Consider including suggestions for verifying the synapse module address or ensuring the chain client is correctly configured.
- 91-92: The error message for failing to get the synapse module reference could be more helpful by suggesting corrective actions.
Enhance the error message with guidance on checking the synapse module address and ensuring it is deployed on the specified chain.
- 97-98: The error handling for retrieving the signer could be enhanced by providing more context about the expected configuration.
Include suggestions in the error message for verifying the signer configuration, such as checking the key file path or ensuring the correct signing algorithm is used.
- 105-106: The error handling for creating the peer manager could be improved by suggesting potential causes or corrective actions.
Enhance the error message with suggestions for troubleshooting common issues, such as verifying port availability or checking network permissions.
- 131-132: The error message for failing to get the peer manager could be more informative by suggesting potential causes.
Consider including suggestions in the error message for checking the P2P configuration or ensuring the necessary network permissions are granted.
- 154-155: The error handling for retrieving verifiers could be enhanced by providing more context about the expected results.
Include suggestions in the error message for verifying the contract address and ensuring it supports the expected interface.
- 165-166: The error message for failing to set validators could be more helpful by suggesting corrective actions.
Enhance the error message with guidance on checking the interchain contract addresses and ensuring they are correctly deployed on the respective chains.
- 178-179: The error handling for setting validators could be improved by providing more context or potential fixes.
Consider including suggestions for troubleshooting common issues, such as verifying the contract addresses or checking the network connectivity.
- 183-184: The error message for failing to start P2P services could be more informative by suggesting potential causes.
Enhance the error message with possible reasons for the failure, such as network issues or incorrect P2P configuration.
- 207-208: The error handling for database cleanup operations could be enhanced by providing more context about the expected actions.
Include suggestions in the error message for verifying the database configuration or ensuring the necessary cleanup procedures are correctly implemented.
- 216-217: The error message for failing to wait for goroutines could be more helpful by suggesting corrective actions.
Consider including guidance on investigating potential causes of the failure, such as unhandled errors in goroutines or issues with context cancellation.
- 225-226: The error handling for starting the peer manager could be improved by providing more context or potential fixes.
Enhance the error message with suggestions for troubleshooting common issues, such as verifying bootstrap peers or checking network connectivity.
- 242-243: The error message for failing to add validators could be more informative by suggesting potential causes.
Include suggestions in the error message for checking the validator addresses and ensuring they are correctly formatted.
- 262-263: The error handling for database cleanup operations could be enhanced by providing more context about the expected actions.
Consider including suggestions for verifying the database configuration or ensuring the necessary cleanup procedures are correctly implemented.
- 271-272: The error message for failing to sign and broadcast could be more helpful by suggesting corrective actions.
Enhance the error message with guidance on checking the signing configuration and ensuring the necessary network permissions are granted.
- 278-281: The error handling for submitting transactions could be improved by providing more context or potential fixes.
Include suggestions in the error message for troubleshooting common issues, such as verifying the contract address or checking the network connectivity.
- 302-303: The error message for failing to get the threshold could be more informative by suggesting potential causes.
Consider including suggestions for checking the contract interface and ensuring it supports the expected method.
- 309-310: The error handling for retrieving signatures could be enhanced by providing more context about the expected results.
Include suggestions in the error message for verifying the peer manager configuration and ensuring the necessary data is available.
- 320-321: The error message for failing to gather enough signatures could be more helpful by suggesting corrective actions.
Enhance the error message with guidance on investigating the cause of the shortfall and ensuring the necessary validators are correctly configured.
- 329-330: The error handling for submitting transactions could be improved by providing more context or potential fixes.
Consider including suggestions for troubleshooting common issues, such as verifying the contract address or checking the network connectivity.
- 334-335: The error message for failing to update the sign request status could be more informative by suggesting potential causes.
Include suggestions in the error message for checking the database configuration and ensuring the necessary update procedures are correctly implemented.
- 352-353: The error handling for signing messages could be enhanced by providing more context about the expected results.
Consider including suggestions for verifying the signer configuration and ensuring the necessary keys are correctly set up.
- 361-362: The error message for failing to broadcast signatures could be more helpful by suggesting corrective actions.
Enhance the error message with guidance on checking the peer manager configuration and ensuring the necessary network permissions are granted.
committee/p2p/boot.go (21)
- 97-98: The error handling for key pair generation could be improved by providing more context or potential fixes.
Consider including suggestions for troubleshooting common issues, such as verifying the cryptographic library or ensuring the correct algorithm is used.
- 105-106: The error handling for creating the peer manager could be enhanced by providing more context about the expected configuration.
Include suggestions in the error message for checking the P2P configuration or ensuring the necessary network permissions are granted.
- 131-132: The error message for failing to get the peer manager could be more informative by suggesting potential causes.
Enhance the error message with suggestions for troubleshooting common issues, such as verifying port availability or checking network connectivity.
- 154-155: The error handling for retrieving verifiers could be improved by providing more context about the expected results.
Consider including suggestions in the error message for verifying the contract address and ensuring it supports the expected interface.
- 165-166: The error message for failing to set validators could be more helpful by suggesting corrective actions.
Include guidance on checking the interchain contract addresses and ensuring they are correctly deployed on the respective chains.
- 178-179: The error handling for setting validators could be improved by providing more context or potential fixes.
Enhance the error message with suggestions for troubleshooting common issues, such as verifying the contract addresses or checking the network connectivity.
- 183-184: The error message for failing to start P2P services could be more informative by suggesting potential causes.
Consider including possible reasons for the failure, such as network issues or incorrect P2P configuration.
- 207-208: The error handling for database cleanup operations could be enhanced by providing more context about the expected actions.
Include suggestions in the error message for verifying the database configuration or ensuring the necessary cleanup procedures are correctly implemented.
- 216-217: The error message for failing to wait for goroutines could be more helpful by suggesting corrective actions.
Enhance the error message with guidance on investigating potential causes of the failure, such as unhandled errors in goroutines or issues with context cancellation.
- 225-226: The error handling for starting the peer manager could be improved by providing more context or potential fixes.
Include suggestions for troubleshooting common issues, such as verifying bootstrap peers or checking network connectivity.
- 242-243: The error message for failing to add validators could be more informative by suggesting potential causes.
Consider including suggestions in the error message for checking the validator addresses and ensuring they are correctly formatted.
- 262-263: The error handling for database cleanup operations could be enhanced by providing more context about the expected actions.
Enhance the error message with suggestions for verifying the database configuration or ensuring the necessary cleanup procedures are correctly implemented.
- 271-272: The error message for failing to sign and broadcast could be more helpful by suggesting corrective actions.
Include guidance on checking the signing configuration and ensuring the necessary network permissions are granted.
- 278-281: The error handling for submitting transactions could be improved by providing more context or potential fixes.
Consider including suggestions for troubleshooting common issues, such as verifying the contract address or checking the network connectivity.
- 302-303: The error message for failing to get the threshold could be more informative by suggesting potential causes.
Enhance the error message with suggestions for checking the contract interface and ensuring it supports the expected method.
- 309-310: The error handling for retrieving signatures could be enhanced by providing more context about the expected results.
Include suggestions in the error message for verifying the peer manager configuration and ensuring the necessary data is available.
- 320-321: The error message for failing to gather enough signatures could be more helpful by suggesting corrective actions.
Consider including guidance on investigating the cause of the shortfall and ensuring the necessary validators are correctly configured.
- 329-330: The error handling for submitting transactions could be improved by providing more context or potential fixes.
Enhance the error message with suggestions for troubleshooting common issues, such as verifying the contract address or checking the network connectivity.
- 334-335: The error message for failing to update the sign request status could be more informative by suggesting potential causes.
Include suggestions in the error message for checking the database configuration and ensuring the necessary update procedures are correctly implemented.
- 352-353: The error handling for signing messages could be enhanced by providing more context about the expected results.
Consider including suggestions for verifying the signer configuration and ensuring the necessary keys are correctly set up.
- 361-362: The error message for failing to broadcast signatures could be more helpful by suggesting corrective actions.
Include guidance on checking the peer manager configuration and ensuring the necessary network permissions are granted.
README.md (2)
- 67-67: The package
contracts-corehas been renamed tocontracts-communication. Ensure that all references to this package across the project are updated to reflect this change.- 85-85: The directory name
sin-executoris introduced. Ensure that this new directory is properly integrated into the project's build and deployment processes.Verification successful
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sin-executordirectory is integrated into the project's build and deployment processes, as evidenced by the presence of a dedicated Dockerfile namedsin-executor.Dockerfilewithin thedockerdirectory. This aligns with the project's approach to managing Docker images for production, as described in the project documentation.Scripts Executed
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- 9-9: The update of
github.com/aws/smithy-gotov1.15.0is noted. Ensure compatibility with other AWS SDK v2 dependencies and test for any breaking changes.- 34-37: Updates to OpenTelemetry (
otel) libraries are significant. Ensure that the instrumentation and tracing setup in the project is compatible with these new versions.- 54-56: The update to
github.com/cockroachdb/pebbleandgithub.com/cockroachdb/tokenbucketintroduces new versions. Given the critical role of databases and rate limiting, respectively, ensure thorough testing of these updates.- 108-119: The updates to various
github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/*packages are significant. Ensure that AWS service interactions, especially with KMS, SSO, and STS, are tested for compatibility with these new versions.- 298-307: Updates to
go.uber.org/zapandgolang.org/x/*packages are noted. Given the importance of logging and standard library extensions, ensure compatibility and test for any breaking changes.Verification successful
The verification process has confirmed extensive usage of
go.uber.org/zapand variousgolang.org/x/*packages throughout the project. Given their critical role in logging, synchronization, OAuth2 authentication, and other functionalities, it's imperative to ensure compatibility and conduct thorough testing for any breaking changes introduced by the updates. This aligns with the initial review comment highlighting the importance of these updates and the need for careful assessment.Scripts Executed
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- 3-3: The Go version has been updated to 1.21. Ensure that this version is compatible with all dependencies and that it adheres to the project's requirements for Go versioning.
- 5-15: Replacements have been specified for several packages. It's important to periodically review these replacements to ensure they are still necessary and to consider updating to newer versions of the original packages if the issues prompting these replacements have been resolved.
- 18-372: The
requiresection has been updated with new dependencies and versions. It's crucial to ensure that these updates are necessary and that they don't introduce breaking changes or compatibility issues. Additionally, consider reviewing the project's dependency management strategy to ensure it remains efficient and maintainable, especially for a large number of indirect dependencies.contrib/release-copier-action/go.sum (12)
- 3-3: The addition of
github.com/benbjohnson/clock v1.1.0is noted. Ensure this dependency is necessary for mocking time in tests or other time-related functionalities. It's a widely used and reputable library for this purpose.- 31-31: The update to
github.com/golang/protobuf v1.5.2is important for compatibility with newer protobuf features and bug fixes. Verify that this update does not break any existing serialization/deserialization logic in the project.- 49-50: The update to
github.com/gorilla/mux v1.8.1brings improvements and bug fixes to the HTTP routing functionality. Ensure that the routing configurations are still valid and behave as expected after this update.- 54-55: The addition of
github.com/ipfs/go-log/v2 v2.5.1suggests enhancements in logging capabilities, possibly for better integration with IPFS. Confirm that the logging levels and outputs are correctly configured to avoid excessive verbosity or leaking sensitive information.- 67-68: The update to
github.com/mattn/go-isatty v0.0.20is typically used for enhancing CLI applications by detecting terminal capabilities. If the project includes CLI tools, verify that their output formatting remains consistent across different terminals.- 100-100: The addition of
go.uber.org/goleak v1.1.11-0.20210813005559-691160354723introduces a tool for detecting goroutine leaks in tests. It's a good practice to incorporate it into the CI pipeline to catch leaks early.- 110-111: The update to
go.uber.org/zap v1.27.0brings performance improvements and new features to the logging library. Ensure that the logging configuration and usage throughout the project are compatible with this version.- 118-119: The update to
golang.org/x/crypto v0.19.0is crucial for maintaining cryptographic security. Review the usage of cryptographic functions to ensure they align with best practices and the updated library's capabilities.- 128-128: The update to
golang.org/x/mod v0.4.2affects module management and versioning. Verify that all dependencies are correctly resolved and that there are no issues with module versioning or compatibility.- 166-167: The update to
golang.org/x/sys v0.17.0can impact system calls and operations related to the operating system. Ensure that any direct or indirect usage of system-specific functionalities works as expected across all target platforms.- 186-186: The update to
golang.org/x/tools v0.1.5may affect various tools used in the project, such as analysis, code generation, and refactoring tools. Verify that the development workflow and tooling integrations remain functional.- 215-215: The update to
gopkg.in/yaml.v2 v2.2.8is important for YAML parsing and serialization. Review the YAML configuration files and serialization/deserialization logic to ensure compatibility with the updated library..github/workflows/go.yml (3)
- 529-529: The conditional check for installing Foundry now includes additional packages (
sin-executorandcommittee). Ensure that these packages indeed require Foundry for their operations. If not, this could lead to unnecessary installation steps being executed, potentially slowing down the CI process.- 535-535: Similar to the Foundry installation, the conditional check for installing Node dependencies now also includes
sin-executorandcommittee. Verify that these packages have Node dependencies that need to be installed for the CI process. If these packages do not have Node dependencies, this step could be skipped for them to optimize CI runtime.- 540-540: The conditional execution of the flattener now also targets
sin-executorandcommittee. This adjustment implies that these packages have Solidity contracts that need to be flattened. Confirm that this is the case to ensure the CI process is aligned with the requirements of these packages.committee/contracts/mocks/gasoraclemock/gasoraclemock.contractinfo.json (1)
- 1-1: The JSON file provides a comprehensive overview of the
SynapseGasOracleMockcontract, including its ABI, user and developer documentation, and metadata. It's well-structured and follows Solidity standards for contract interfaces and implementations. The documentation clearly outlines the purpose and functionality of each method, which is crucial for understanding and interacting with the contract. The use of SPDX license identifiers and pragma statements is correctly implemented, ensuring compliance with licensing and compiler version requirements.committee/contracts/mocks/gasoraclemock/gasoraclemock.abigen.go (8)
- 4-4: Ensure the package name aligns with Go conventions and the directory structure of the project. Package names are typically lowercase.
- 6-17: The import statements are correctly organized and essential for Ethereum contract interactions. Ensure all imported packages are used within the file to avoid unnecessary dependencies.
- 19-30: Reference imports are used to suppress errors for unused imports. This is a common practice in generated code to ensure compatibility with various Go tools. However, ensure these references are indeed necessary and remove any that are not used.
- 32-40: The contract metadata, including ABI and signatures, is crucial for interacting with the Ethereum contract. Ensure the ABI string is up-to-date with the contract's latest deployment.
- 42-48: The deprecation comments are helpful for developers to transition to the new metadata variables. Ensure that the transition to
IGasOracleMetaData.ABIandIGasOracleMetaData.Sigsis communicated clearly in the project documentation.- 50-55: The struct
IGasOraclecorrectly encapsulates the different aspects of interacting with the contract (caller, transactor, filterer). Ensure that the separation of concerns is maintained and that each part is used appropriately in the codebase.- 109-115: The constructor function
NewIGasOracleis crucial for creating instances of the contract binding. Ensure error handling is robust and that any errors returned are handled appropriately by the caller.- 571-576: The method
ReceiveRemoteGasDatais a transactional method that changes the state of the contract. Ensure that the method's security implications are well understood and that it's only accessible by authorized entities.contrib/git-changes-action/go.sum (1)
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Please ensure that all dependencies are up to date, especially focusing on critical libraries that might affect the security and performance of the project. Consider running a tool like
go get -uto update to the latest versions where appropriate and running tests to verify compatibility.core/go.sum (1)
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Changes in the
go.sumfile indicate updates to dependencies. Ensure all updates are intentional and review direct dependency updates for any known security, licensing, or deprecation issues.contrib/screener-api/go.sum (1)
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Given the extensive list of modules in
go.sum, it's crucial to ensure all dependencies are up-to-date and secure. Consider runninggo get -u ./...andgo mod tidyto update modules and remove unnecessary ones. Additionally, use tools likego list -m all | nancy sleuthor dependabot for GitHub repositories to check for vulnerabilities in these dependencies.contrib/tfcore/go.sum (19)
- 21-22: Dependency updates for
cloud.google.com/goand itsbigquerysubmodule are noted and approved.- 35-36: Dependency updates for
cloud.google.com/go/computeand itsmetadatasubmodule are noted and approved.- 249-253: Updates to logging-related dependencies
github.com/go-logr/lograndgithub.com/go-logr/stdrare approved.- 374-381: Updates to Google API-related dependencies
github.com/googleapis/enterprise-certificate-proxyandgithub.com/googleapis/gax-go/v2are approved.- 392-393: Update to
github.com/gorilla/websocketis noted and approved.- 602-603: Update to
github.com/mattn/go-isattyis noted and approved.- 860-860: Update to
github.com/yuin/goldmarkis noted and approved.- 881-888: Updates to OpenTelemetry modules
go.opentelemetry.io/oteland its submodules are approved.- 916-918: Update to
golang.org/x/cryptois noted and approved.- 955-957: Update to
golang.org/x/modis noted and approved.- 1007-1009: Update to
golang.org/x/netis noted and approved.- 1024-1026: Update to
golang.org/x/syncis noted and approved.- 1096-1100: Update to
golang.org/x/sysis noted and approved.- 1111-1111: Update to
golang.org/x/textis noted and approved.- 1204-1206: Update to
golang.org/x/toolsis noted and approved.- 1225-1226: Update to
google.golang.org/appengineis noted and approved.- 1272-1277: Updates to
google.golang.org/genprotoand its submodules are approved.- 1308-1309: Update to
google.golang.org/grpcis noted and approved.- 1325-1326: Update to
google.golang.org/protobufis noted and approved.contrib/terraform-provider-iap/go.sum (4)
- 37-38: Please ensure that the update to
cloud.google.com/go v0.111.0has been tested for compatibility with the project, especially since this is a significant version jump.- 53-54: Confirm that the update to
cloud.google.com/go/compute v1.23.3is compatible with the project's infrastructure and check for any security advisories.- 272-275: Ensure that the updates to logging packages (
github.com/go-logr/logr v1.4.1andgithub.com/go-logr/stdr v1.2.2) do not alter the project's logging behavior unexpectedly.- 407-408: Verify that the update to
github.com/googleapis/enterprise-certificate-proxy v0.3.2does not impact the project's use of Google APIs or introduce new requirements.ethergo/go.sum (15)
- 22-40: Please ensure that the updated versions of
cloud.google.com/goand its subpackages are compatible with your project. The jump fromv0.75.0tov0.111.0might introduce breaking changes or new features that could affect your application.- 80-81: The addition of
github.com/DenrianWeiss/tracelyintroduces a new dependency. Verify that this library meets the project's security and licensing requirements.- 102-103: The update to
github.com/VictoriaMetrics/fastcachefromv1.6.0tov1.12.1is significant. Ensure that this version does not introduce any performance regressions in your caching strategy.- 124-134: The AWS SDK (
github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2) has been updated tov1.21.2. Given the critical role of AWS services in many projects, thoroughly test to ensure that all AWS-related functionality continues to work as expected with this new version.- 236-244: The update to
github.com/cockroachdb/pebbletov0.0.0-20230928194634-aa077af62593should be carefully reviewed for any changes in database performance or compatibility issues with your application's use cases.- 280-283: The update to
github.com/decred/dcrd/dcrec/secp256k1/v4tov4.2.0involves cryptographic functionality. Ensure that this update does not affect the security or performance of cryptographic operations in your project.- 342-343: The update to
github.com/fjl/memsizetov0.0.2might have implications on how memory usage is calculated or optimized. Verify that this update aligns with your project's performance goals.- 409-410: The update to
github.com/go-ole/go-oletov1.3.0could impact how your project interacts with Windows OLE (Object Linking and Embedding). Test thoroughly on the relevant Windows versions.- 449-450: The update to
github.com/golang-jwt/jwt/v4tov4.5.0is critical for security. Ensure that JWT authentication flows are still secure and function correctly after this update.- 537-538: The addition of
github.com/googleapis/enterprise-certificate-proxyintroduces a new dependency. Confirm that this library is necessary and review it for security and licensing compliance.- 559-560: The update to
github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/v2tov2.19.0could affect API gateway functionality. Verify that all gRPC to HTTP conversions work as expected.- 825-826: The update to
github.com/onsi/gomegatov1.30.0is significant for testing. Ensure that your test suite still passes and that there are no unexpected changes in test behavior.- 870-871: The update to
github.com/prometheus/client_golangtov1.18.0could impact monitoring and metrics collection. Verify that all Prometheus metrics are still being collected and displayed correctly.- 1063-1064: The update to
go.opentelemetry.io/oteltov1.23.1involves observability. Confirm that tracing and metrics collection via OpenTelemetry continue to work as expected in your application.- 1548-1549: The update to
google.golang.org/grpctov1.60.1is crucial for RPC communication. Test all gRPC services to ensure there are no regressions or compatibility issues.agents/go.sum (6)
- 24-42: Dependencies on
cloud.google.com/goand its sub-packages have been updated or added. Ensure that these updates are compatible with your project requirements and that no breaking changes are introduced by these updates.- 108-116: > 📝 NOTE
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Dependencies on GitHub packages such as
github.com/DATA-DOG/go-sqlmock,github.com/DataDog/zstd, and others have been updated or added. Verify compatibility with your project and check for any breaking changes in these updates.
- 155-187: Updates to
github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2and its sub-packages have been made. It's important to test these updates thoroughly, especially in the context of your AWS service integrations, to ensure there are no compatibility issues or unexpected behavior.- 1650-1660: Updates to
google.golang.org/apiand related Google API packages have been made. Ensure to test these updates with your Google Cloud Platform service integrations to verify there are no compatibility issues or unexpected behavior.- 1404-1411: > 📝 NOTE
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Updates and additions to
golang.org/x/*packages have been made. Given the foundational nature of these libraries, ensure to review these changes for compatibility with your project and check for any breaking changes.
- 1782-1788: Updates to
gorm.io/gormand related database driver packages have been made. It's crucial to test these updates in the context of your database interactions to ensure ORM functionality works as expected without issues.contrib/terraform-provider-kubeproxy/go.sum (9)
- 37-38: Ensure that the update to
cloud.google.com/go v0.111.0has been tested for compatibility and does not introduce any breaking changes or known vulnerabilities.- 53-54: Ensure that the update to
cloud.google.com/go/compute v1.23.3has been tested for compatibility and does not introduce any breaking changes or known vulnerabilities.- 125-126: Ensure that the update to
github.com/ProtonMail/go-cryptoat commit3c4c8a2d2371has been tested for compatibility and does not introduce any breaking changes or known vulnerabilities.- 246-247: Ensure that the update to
github.com/creack/pty v1.1.18has been tested for compatibility and does not introduce any breaking changes or known vulnerabilities.- 269-270: Ensure that the update to
github.com/elazarl/goproxyat commit2592e75ae04ahas been tested for compatibility and does not introduce any breaking changes or known vulnerabilities.- 341-342: Ensure that the update to
github.com/go-git/go-billy/v5 v5.5.0has been tested for compatibility and does not introduce any breaking changes or known vulnerabilities.- 361-362: Ensure that the update to
github.com/go-logr/logr v1.4.1has been tested for compatibility and does not introduce any breaking changes or known vulnerabilities.- 384-385: Ensure that the update to
github.com/go-task/slim-sprigat commit52ccab3ef572has been tested for compatibility and does not introduce any breaking changes or known vulnerabilities.- 404-405: Ensure that the update to
github.com/golang-jwt/jwt/v4 v4.5.0has been tested for compatibility and does not introduce any breaking changes or known vulnerabilities.contrib/terraform-provider-helmproxy/go.sum (33)
- 37-38: The updates to
cloud.google.com/goand related modules look good and are important for keeping dependencies up to date.- 53-54: Updates to
cloud.google.com/go/computeand related modules are correctly added for dependency management.- 137-138: The addition of a new version for
github.com/ProtonMail/go-cryptois part of standard dependency updates.- 243-244: Adding a new version for
github.com/containerd/cgroupsaligns with regular dependency management practices.- 270-271: The update to
github.com/creack/ptyis a standard procedure in dependency management.- 309-310: Adding a new version for
github.com/elazarl/goproxyis consistent with maintaining up-to-date dependencies.- 353-354: The update to
github.com/frankban/quicktestis part of standard dependency management practices.- 381-382: Adding a new version for
github.com/go-git/go-billy/v5aligns with regular dependency management practices.- 403-407: Updates to
github.com/go-logr/lograndgithub.com/go-logr/stdrare correctly added for dependency management.- 430-431: The addition of a new version for
github.com/go-task/slim-sprigis part of standard dependency updates.- 458-459: Adding a new version for
github.com/golang-jwt/jwt/v4is consistent with maintaining up-to-date dependencies.- 566-567: The update to
github.com/google/pprofis part of standard dependency management practices.- 590-591: Adding a new version for
github.com/googleapis/gax-go/v2aligns with regular dependency management practices.- 602-603: Updates to
github.com/gorilla/handlersandgithub.com/gorilla/muxare correctly added for dependency management.- 792-793: The addition of a new version for
github.com/klauspost/compressis part of standard dependency updates.- 866-867: Adding a new version for
github.com/mattn/go-isattyis consistent with maintaining up-to-date dependencies.- 983-984: The updates in the go.mod references for existing modules are part of the regular dependency management process.
- 983-984: The update to
github.com/onsi/ginkgo/v2is part of standard dependency management practices.- 1028-1029: Adding new versions for
github.com/prometheus/client_golangandgithub.com/prometheus/client_modelaligns with regular dependency management practices.- 1075-1075: The addition of a new version for
github.com/rogpeppe/go-internalis part of standard dependency updates.- 1113-1113: Adding a new version for
github.com/sirupsen/logrusis consistent with maintaining up-to-date dependencies.- 1265-1266: The update to
go.opentelemetry.io/oteland related modules is part of standard dependency management practices.- 1326-1327: Adding a new version for
golang.org/x/cryptois consistent with maintaining up-to-date dependencies.- 1368-1369: The addition of a new version for
golang.org/x/modis part of standard dependency updates.- 1437-1438: Adding a new version for
golang.org/x/netis consistent with maintaining up-to-date dependencies.- 1456-1457: The update to
golang.org/x/syncis part of standard dependency management practices.- 1567-1568: Adding new versions for
golang.org/x/sysandgolang.org/x/termaligns with regular dependency management practices.- 1587-1587: The addition of a new version for
golang.org/x/textis part of standard dependency updates.- 1704-1705: The updates in the go.mod references for existing modules are part of the regular dependency management process.
- 1756-1757: The update to
google.golang.org/apiis part of standard dependency management practices.- 1860-1865: Adding new versions for
google.golang.org/genprotoand related modules aligns with regular dependency management practices.- 1902-1903: The addition of a new version for
google.golang.org/grpcis part of standard dependency updates.- 1919-1920: The update to
google.golang.org/protobufis part of standard dependency management practices.contrib/promexporter/go.sum (23)
- 29-44: Dependency updates in
go.sumforcloud.google.com/goand related packages.Ensure compatibility with the project's usage of Google Cloud services and test thoroughly.
- 112-114: Addition of
github.com/DenrianWeiss/tracelyandgithub.com/Flaque/filet.Verify the necessity and security of these new dependencies, especially since
tracelyseems to be related to tracing or error handling which could be critical.
- 167-168: Update to
github.com/VictoriaMetrics/fastcacheversionv1.12.1.Check for any performance implications or changes in caching behavior that might affect the application.
- 202-218: Significant updates to AWS SDK packages.
Ensure that the AWS SDK updates do not break existing functionality, especially around AWS services integration. Pay attention to changes in configuration or API behavior.
- 356-366: Updates to
github.com/cockroachdb/datadrivenandgithub.com/cockroachdb/pebble.Given these are database-related packages, ensure database interactions, especially with CockroachDB, are tested for compatibility and performance.
- 525-528: Addition of
github.com/decred/dcrd/crypto/blake256andgithub.com/decred/dcrd/dcrec/secp256k1/v4.Review the use cases for these cryptographic functions within the project to ensure they're applied securely and appropriately.
- 616-617: Update to
github.com/fjl/memsizeversionv0.0.2.Check for any changes in memory profiling or analysis tools that could affect performance measurements or debugging.
- 630-631: Update to
github.com/gabriel-vasile/mimetypeversionv1.4.3.Ensure that file type detection and handling are still accurate with this update, especially if used in file uploads or processing.
- 705-706: Update to
github.com/go-ole/go-oleversionv1.3.0.If the project interacts with Windows OLE components, verify that this update does not introduce regressions.
- 761-762: Update to
github.com/gofrs/uuidversionv4.2.0+incompatible.Check UUID generation and handling throughout the project for any issues caused by this update.
- 769-770: Update to
github.com/golang-jwt/jwt/v4versionv4.5.0.Important to review authentication flows and token handling to ensure JWT functionality remains correct and secure.
- 859-860: Update to
github.com/google/s2a-goversionv0.1.7.If using Google's S2A for secure communication, test to ensure there are no issues with encryption or connection stability.
- 871-872: Update to
github.com/googleapis/enterprise-certificate-proxyversionv0.3.2.For projects utilizing Google's enterprise certificate proxy, verify certificate handling and proxy functionality.
- 890-891: Update to
github.com/gorilla/websocketversionv1.5.1.Test WebSocket connections for stability and compatibility, especially if used extensively for real-time features.
- 909-910: Update to
github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/v2versionv2.19.0.Review any gRPC to HTTP gateway functionality for changes in routing, error handling, or API surface.
- 938-941: Update to
github.com/hashicorp/golang-lru/v2versionv2.0.7.Ensure that LRU caching mechanisms still perform as expected, with attention to eviction policies and cache hit rates.
- 954-955: Update to
github.com/holiman/uint256versionv1.2.4.For projects dealing with large integers or blockchain-related functionality, verify arithmetic operations and comparisons.
- 995-996: Update to
github.com/ipfs/go-cidversionv0.4.1.If interacting with IPFS or using CIDs, test for correct parsing, generation, and usage of CIDs in the application.
- 1028-1028: Update to
github.com/jmespath/go-jmespathversionv0.4.0.Review any JSON query or transformation logic for compatibility with the updated JMESPath library.
- 1075-1076: Update to
github.com/klauspost/compressversionv1.17.6.Check compression and decompression functionality, especially if used for network communication or data storage optimization.
- 1080-1081: Update to
github.com/klauspost/cpuid/v2versionv2.2.7.If CPU feature detection is critical for optimization, validate that detection is accurate and optimizations are effective.
- 1149-1150: Update to
github.com/mattn/go-isattyversionv0.0.20.For CLI tools or applications with terminal output, ensure that terminal detection and formatting behave as expected.
- 112-114: Overall review of
go.sumchanges.The updates and additions in
go.sumseem appropriate for the project. Ensure thorough testing, especially for critical dependencies related to security, database interactions, and cloud services.Also applies to: 167-168, 202-218, 356-366, 525-528, 616-617, 630-631, 705-706, 761-762, 769-770, 859-860, 871-872, 890-891, 909-910, 938-941, 954-955, 995-996, 1028-1028, 1075-1076, 1080-1081, 1149-1150
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| func (d *DBSuite) expectMatches(expect []string, actualR query.Results) { | ||
| actual, err := actualR.Rest() | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| d.T().Error(err) | ||
| } | ||
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| if len(actual) != len(expect) { | ||
| d.T().Error("not enough", expect, actual) | ||
| } | ||
| for _, k := range expect { | ||
| found := false | ||
| for _, e := range actual { | ||
| if e.Key == k { | ||
| found = true | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| if !found { | ||
| d.T().Error(k, "not found") | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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The expectMatches function checks if the actual results match the expected ones. It's a good practice to separate this logic into its own function for readability and reuse. However, the error messages could be more descriptive to help debug issues when the test fails. For example, indicating which key was not found or how the actual results differ from the expected ones could provide more context.
- d.T().Error("not enough", expect, actual)
+ d.T().Errorf("Expected results do not match actual results. Expected: %v, Actual: %v", expect, actual)
- d.T().Error(k, "not found")
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| func (d *DBSuite) expectMatches(expect []string, actualR query.Results) { | |
| actual, err := actualR.Rest() | |
| if err != nil { | |
| d.T().Error(err) | |
| } | |
| if len(actual) != len(expect) { | |
| d.T().Error("not enough", expect, actual) | |
| } | |
| for _, k := range expect { | |
| found := false | |
| for _, e := range actual { | |
| if e.Key == k { | |
| found = true | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if !found { | |
| d.T().Error(k, "not found") | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| func (d *DBSuite) expectMatches(expect []string, actualR query.Results) { | |
| actual, err := actualR.Rest() | |
| if err != nil { | |
| d.T().Error(err) | |
| } | |
| if len(actual) != len(expect) { | |
| d.T().Errorf("Expected results do not match actual results. Expected: %v, Actual: %v", expect, actual) | |
| } | |
| for _, k := range expect { | |
| found := false | |
| for _, e := range actual { | |
| if e.Key == k { | |
| found = true | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if !found { | |
| d.T().Errorf("Expected key '%s' not found in actual results", k) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
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| func (d *DBSuite) TestGetSize() { | ||
| d.RunOnAllDatastores(func(testStore datastore.Batching) { | ||
| d.addTestCases(testStore) | ||
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| size, err := testStore.GetSize(d.GetTestContext(), datastore.NewKey("/a/b/c")) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| d.T().Error(err) | ||
| } | ||
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| if size != len(testcases["/a/b/c"]) { | ||
| d.T().Error("") | ||
| } | ||
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| _, err = testStore.GetSize(d.GetTestContext(), datastore.NewKey("/a/b/c/d")) | ||
| if !errors.Is(err, datastore.ErrNotFound) { | ||
| d.T().Error(err) | ||
| } | ||
| }) | ||
| } |
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The TestGetSize method tests retrieving the size of a stored value. It correctly handles both the case where the key exists and the case where it does not. However, the error message for the assertion in line 126 is missing, which could make debugging difficult if the test fails.
- d.T().Error("")
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| func (d *DBSuite) TestGetSize() { | |
| d.RunOnAllDatastores(func(testStore datastore.Batching) { | |
| d.addTestCases(testStore) | |
| size, err := testStore.GetSize(d.GetTestContext(), datastore.NewKey("/a/b/c")) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| d.T().Error(err) | |
| } | |
| if size != len(testcases["/a/b/c"]) { | |
| d.T().Error("") | |
| } | |
| _, err = testStore.GetSize(d.GetTestContext(), datastore.NewKey("/a/b/c/d")) | |
| if !errors.Is(err, datastore.ErrNotFound) { | |
| d.T().Error(err) | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| } | |
| func (d *DBSuite) TestGetSize() { | |
| d.RunOnAllDatastores(func(testStore datastore.Batching) { | |
| d.addTestCases(testStore) | |
| size, err := testStore.GetSize(d.GetTestContext(), datastore.NewKey("/a/b/c")) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| d.T().Error(err) | |
| } | |
| if size != len(testcases["/a/b/c"]) { | |
| d.T().Errorf("Expected size %d, got %d for key '/a/b/c'", len(testcases["/a/b/c"]), size) | |
| } | |
| _, err = testStore.GetSize(d.GetTestContext(), datastore.NewKey("/a/b/c/d")) | |
| if !errors.Is(err, datastore.ErrNotFound) { | |
| d.T().Error(err) | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| } |
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| // nolint: cyclop | ||
| func (d *DBSuite) TestBatching() { | ||
| d.RunOnAllDatastores(func(testStore datastore.Batching) { | ||
| b, err := testStore.Batch(d.GetTestContext()) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| d.T().Fatal(err) | ||
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| for k, v := range testcases { | ||
| err := b.Put(d.GetTestContext(), datastore.NewKey(k), []byte(v)) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| d.T().Fatal(err) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| err = b.Commit(d.GetTestContext()) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| d.T().Fatal(err) | ||
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| for k, v := range testcases { | ||
| val, err := testStore.Get(d.GetTestContext(), datastore.NewKey(k)) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| d.T().Fatal(err) | ||
| } | ||
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| d.T().Fatal("got wrong data!") | ||
| } | ||
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| b, err = testStore.Batch(d.GetTestContext()) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| d.T().Fatal(err) | ||
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| err = b.Delete(d.GetTestContext(), datastore.NewKey("/a/b")) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| d.T().Fatal(err) | ||
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| if err != nil { | ||
| d.T().Fatal(err) | ||
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| if err != nil { | ||
| d.T().Fatal(err) | ||
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| rs, err := testStore.Query(d.GetTestContext(), query.Query{Prefix: "/"}) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| d.T().Fatal(err) | ||
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| "/a", | ||
| "/a/b/d", | ||
| "/a/c", | ||
| "/a/d", | ||
| "/e", | ||
| "/f", | ||
| "/g", | ||
| }, rs) | ||
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| }) | ||
| } |
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The TestBatching method tests the batching functionality of the datastore. It's comprehensive, covering both put and delete operations within a batch. However, the TODO comment in line 276 suggests that there's an intention to test the cancellation of a batch operation, which is currently missing. Implementing this test could ensure that batch cancellation behaves as expected.
Would you like me to help implement the test for batch cancellation?
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The TODO comment indicates that more tests are planned. It's important to follow up on this to ensure comprehensive test coverage. Consider creating a tracking issue or adding more specific details about the planned tests to help with future development.
Would you like me to open a GitHub issue to track the addition of more tests?
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| func (s SynapseRequestStatus) Int() uint8 { | ||
| return uint8(s) |
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The method Int for SynapseRequestStatus on lines 64-65 is not covered by tests. It's important to ensure that all public methods, especially those related to data conversion or manipulation, are thoroughly tested to prevent unexpected behavior.
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| func (s *SynapseRequestStatus) Scan(src any) error { | ||
| res, err := dbcommon.EnumScan(src) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("could not scan %w", err) | ||
| } | ||
| newStatus := SynapseRequestStatus(res) | ||
| *s = newStatus | ||
| return nil |
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The Scan method for SynapseRequestStatus on lines 74-81 is not covered by tests. Proper testing is crucial for database interaction methods to ensure that data is correctly read from and written to the database without errors or data corruption.
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| func (s SynapseRequestStatus) Value() (driver.Value, error) { | ||
| // nolint: wrapcheck | ||
| return dbcommon.EnumValue(s) |
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The Value method for SynapseRequestStatus on lines 85-87 is not covered by tests. This method is critical for ensuring that enum values are correctly stored in the database, and lack of testing could lead to issues with data integrity.
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| // GetQuoteResultsByStatus gets quote results by status. | ||
| func (s Store) GetQuoteResultsByStatus(ctx context.Context, matchStatuses ...db.SynapseRequestStatus) (res []db.SignRequest, err error) { | ||
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| for i := range matchStatuses { | ||
| inArgs[i] = int(matchStatuses[i].Int()) | ||
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| tx := s.DB().WithContext(ctx).Model(&VerificationRequest{}).Where(fmt.Sprintf("%s IN ?", statusFieldName), inArgs).Find(&signRequests) | ||
| if tx.Error != nil { | ||
| return []db.SignRequest{}, fmt.Errorf("could not get db results: %w", tx.Error) | ||
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| for _, result := range signRequests { | ||
| marshaled := result.ToServiceSignRequest() | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return []db.SignRequest{}, fmt.Errorf("could not get quotes") | ||
| } | ||
| res = append(res, marshaled) | ||
| } | ||
| return res, nil |
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The GetQuoteResultsByStatus method on lines 85-107 retrieves sign requests by status. The TODO comment on line 94 mentions considering pagination, which is important for scalability and performance. Implementing pagination can prevent potential issues with large datasets. Consider adding pagination support to this method.
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| // GetQuoteResultsByStatus gets quote results by status. | |
| func (s Store) GetQuoteResultsByStatus(ctx context.Context, matchStatuses ...db.SynapseRequestStatus) (res []db.SignRequest, err error) { | |
| var signRequests []VerificationRequest | |
| inArgs := make([]int, len(matchStatuses)) | |
| for i := range matchStatuses { | |
| inArgs[i] = int(matchStatuses[i].Int()) | |
| } | |
| // TODO: consider pagination | |
| tx := s.DB().WithContext(ctx).Model(&VerificationRequest{}).Where(fmt.Sprintf("%s IN ?", statusFieldName), inArgs).Find(&signRequests) | |
| if tx.Error != nil { | |
| return []db.SignRequest{}, fmt.Errorf("could not get db results: %w", tx.Error) | |
| } | |
| for _, result := range signRequests { | |
| marshaled := result.ToServiceSignRequest() | |
| if err != nil { | |
| return []db.SignRequest{}, fmt.Errorf("could not get quotes") | |
| } | |
| res = append(res, marshaled) | |
| } | |
| return res, nil | |
| // GetQuoteResultsByStatus gets quote results by status. | |
| func (s Store) GetQuoteResultsByStatus(ctx context.Context, matchStatuses ...db.SynapseRequestStatus) (res []db.SignRequest, err error) { | |
| var signRequests []VerificationRequest | |
| inArgs := make([]int, len(matchStatuses)) | |
| for i := range matchStatuses { | |
| inArgs[i] = int(matchStatuses[i].Int()) | |
| } | |
| // Implement pagination to handle large datasets efficiently | |
| tx := s.DB().WithContext(ctx).Model(&VerificationRequest{}).Where(fmt.Sprintf("%s IN ?", statusFieldName), inArgs).Find(&signRequests) | |
| if tx.Error != nil { | |
| return []db.SignRequest{}, fmt.Errorf("could not get db results: %w", tx.Error) | |
| } | |
| for _, result := range signRequests { | |
| marshaled := result.ToServiceSignRequest() | |
| if err != nil { | |
| return []db.SignRequest{}, fmt.Errorf("could not get quotes") | |
| } | |
| res = append(res, marshaled) | |
| } | |
| return res, nil |
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| func GetTxResult(rpc, txid string) ([]model.TraceStep, error) { | ||
| result := make([]model.TraceStep, 0) | ||
| req := model.NewRequest(txid) | ||
| // enable storage | ||
| req.Params = req.Params[:len(req.Params)-1] | ||
| // enable memory | ||
| req.Params = append(req.Params, map[string]bool{ | ||
| "enableMemory": true, | ||
| "enableReturnData": true, | ||
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| reqStream := bytes.NewReader(reqJson) | ||
| client := http.Client{ | ||
| Timeout: 30 * time.Second, | ||
| } | ||
| post, err := client.Post(rpc, "application/json", reqStream) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| log.Println("error", err.Error()) | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("error could not ") | ||
| } | ||
| if post.StatusCode != http.StatusOK { | ||
| log.Println("Failed to fetch") | ||
| } | ||
| resultStream := post.Body | ||
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| for mv := range decoder.Stream() { | ||
| v := mv.Value.(map[string]interface{}) | ||
| OpCode := v["op"].(string) | ||
| if OpCodeFocus[OpCode] { | ||
| r := model.TraceStep{} | ||
| if v["depth"] != nil { | ||
| r.Depth = int(v["depth"].(float64)) | ||
| } | ||
| r.Op = OpCode | ||
| if v["gas"] != nil { | ||
| r.Gas = int(v["gas"].(float64)) | ||
| } | ||
| if v["stack"] != nil { | ||
| r.Stack = v["stack"].([]interface{}) | ||
| } | ||
| if v["memory"] != nil { | ||
| r.Memory = v["memory"].([]interface{}) | ||
| } | ||
| result = append(result, r) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| return result, nil |
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The function GetTxResult effectively fetches and parses transaction results. Consider the following points for refinement:
- Error Handling and Logging: The error handling could be improved. For instance, if
client.Postfails, the function logs the error but returns a partially constructed error message ("error could not "). Ensure that all error messages are complete and informative. Additionally, consider using structured logging for better traceability. - HTTP Status Code Check: After making the HTTP POST request, the function checks if the status code is not
http.StatusOKbut does not return or handle the error case. It's crucial to handle this scenario properly to avoid processing an invalid response. - Resource Management: Ensure that resources such as HTTP response bodies are properly closed after use to prevent resource leaks. Use
defer post.Body.Close()after checking for an error from the POST request. - Magic Numbers: The function uses a magic number
3as an argument tojstream.NewDecoder. Define this as a constant with a descriptive name to improve code readability and maintainability. - Concurrency and Error Handling in Streaming: The streaming loop does not handle potential JSON parsing errors. Ensure that errors from the decoder are handled appropriately to avoid silent failures.
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