brew install openjdk@21
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
# Use local git executable to fetch from repos (needed for private repos)
echo "net.git-fetch-with-cli=true" >> .cargo/config.toml
cargo install --git ssh://git@github.com/ConsenSys/corset --locked --force
Step 5: Update constraints submodule
git submodule update --init --recursive
Note: Windows user may have to run 'git config core.protectNTFS false' command within the linea-constraints folder to bypass CON.* file names being reserved.
Step 6: Install pre-commit
pip install --user pre-commit
# For macOS users.
brew install pre-commit
Then run pre-commit install
to set up git hook scripts.
Used hooks can be found here.
NOTE
pre-commit
aids in running checks (end of file fixing, markdown linting, linting, runs tests, json validation, etc.) before you perform your git commits.
# Run all tests
./gradlew clean test
# Run only unit tests
./gradlew clean unitTests
# Run only acceptance tests
./gradlew clean acceptanceTests
# Generate EVM test suite BlockchainTests
./gradlew :reference-tests:generateBlockchainReferenceTests
# Run EVM test suite BlockchainTests
./gradlew clean referenceBlockchainTests
# Generate EVM test suite GeneralStateTests
./gradlew :reference-tests:generateGeneralStateReferenceTests
# Run EVM test suite GeneralStateTests
./gradlew clean referenceGeneralStateTests
# Run all EVM test suite reference tests
./gradlew clean referenceTests
# Run single reference test via gradle, e.g for net.consensys.linea.generated.blockchain.BlockchainReferenceTest_583
./gradlew :reference-tests:referenceTests --tests "net.consensys.linea.generated.blockchain.BlockchainReferenceTest_583"
NOTE
Please be aware if the reference test code generation tasks
blockchainReferenceTests
andgeneralStateReferenceTests
do not generate any Java code, then probably you are missing the Ethereum tests submodule which you can clone viagit submodule update --init --recursive
.
For debugging and inspection purposes, it is possible to capture a replay, i.e. all the minimal information required to replay a series of blocks as they played on the blockchain, which is done with scripts/capture.pl
.
A typical invocation would be:
scripts/capture.pl --start 1300923
which would capture a replay of block #1300923 and store it in arithmetization/src/test/resources/replays
. More options are available, refer to scripts/capture.pl -h
.
-
Go to
Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Compiler | Annotation Processors
and tick the following checkbox:
NOTE
This setting is required to avoid IDE compilation errors because of the Lombok library used for code generation of boilerplate Java code such as:
- Getters/Setters (via
@Getter/@Setter
)- Class log instances (via
@Slf4j
)- Builder classes (via
@Builder
)- Constructors ( via
@NoArgsConstructor/@RequiredArgsConstructor/@AllArgsConstructor
)- etc.
Learn more about how Java annotation processing works here.
-
Install Checkstyle plugin and set IDE code reformatting to comply with the project's Checkstyle configuration:
- Install Spotless Gradle plugin to re-format through the IDE according to spotless configuration.
- JSON files can be debugged with the following command:
corset check -T <JSON_FILE> -v linea-constraints/zkevm.bin
Corset expansion means that generated traces are checked as accurately as possible. However, this slows testing down to some extent. It can be easily disabled in IntelliJ:
- Go to
Run | Edit Configurations
and add CORSET_FLAGS=
under Environment Variables
. This turns
off all expansion modes, including field arithmetic.