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wip(deps): remove sdklog & some client context #1972

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Improved configuration management for logging, enhancing flexibility and clarity.
    • Introduced new utility functions for retrieving configuration and logging information in the CLI application.
  • Refactor

    • Revised internal logic for initializing components to reduce dependencies and improve modularity.
    • Updated command logic to streamline configuration retrieval processes across multiple commands.
    • Enhanced logging capabilities with new generic type parameters in various commands and services.
    • Transitioned to a new logging library, improving overall logging functionality and adaptability.

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The recent changes involve significant updates across multiple files, focusing on enhanced configuration management and logging mechanisms. Key modifications include the removal and re-addition of specific dependencies, the introduction of generic type parameters for loggers, and adjustments to function signatures to accommodate new context management strategies. Additionally, there is a transition from Cosmos SDK packages to Berachain-specific implementations, refining the architecture and making the system more modular.

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Files Change Summary
mod/cli/go.mod Removed cosmossdk.io/log from direct requirements and added it as an indirect dependency.
mod/node-core/go.mod Removed cosmossdk.io/log from direct requirements and added it as an indirect dependency.
mod/cli/pkg/config/server.go Changed internal references from corectx to clicontext for context management.
mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/* Replaced usage of client.GetConfigFromCmd(cmd) with context.GetConfigFromCmd(cmd) across several files.
mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/rollback.go Modified NewRollbackCmd to include a new type parameter LoggerT, enhancing logging functionality.
mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/start.go Updated command functions to incorporate LoggerT for improved logging capabilities.
mod/cli/pkg/context/* Introduced new utility functions for configuration and logging retrieval from command contexts.
mod/cli/pkg/context/keys.go Renamed the package from builder to context, adding context-specific key types for logger and viper.
mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/service.go Introduced a generic type parameter LoggerT for the Service struct and methods, allowing custom logging.
mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/log/* Replaced concrete logger types with generic CometLogger and SDKLogger, enhancing flexibility and type safety.
mod/node-core/pkg/builder/baseapp_options.go Enhanced DefaultServiceOptions by adding a generic type parameter LoggerT for logger flexibility.
mod/node-core/pkg/components/cometbft_service.go Updated ProvideCometBFTService to accept a generic logger type, improving type safety and reusability.
mod/node-core/pkg/node/node.go Changed import for logging from "cosmossdk.io/log" to "github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/log".

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Attention: Patch coverage is 0% with 128 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 21.83%. Comparing base (c5184c9) to head (2611ba0).
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  • beacond/cmd/main.go (1 hunks)
  • mod/cli/pkg/components/logger.go (2 hunks)
  • mod/node-core/pkg/builder/builder.go (4 hunks)
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mod/cli/pkg/components/logger.go (1)

41-42: Clarification Comment Approved

The addition of the comment explaining the use of nil for the default logger configuration is a good practice for code clarity and maintainability.

beacond/cmd/main.go (1)

Line range hint 29-29: Configuration Management Change Noted

The removal of nodecomponents.ProvideConfig from the initialization process simplifies the configuration management. Ensure that this change is well-documented and verify that the new configuration handling is implemented correctly elsewhere.

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mod/node-core/pkg/builder/builder.go (2)

76-76: Parameter Renaming and New Variable Introduction Approved

Renaming logger to sdklogger enhances clarity. The introduction of the config variable improves configuration management. Both changes contribute to better maintainability and clarity.

Also applies to: 90-90


113-114: Logger Configuration Management Enhanced

The new approach to attach the logger configuration using config is a structured way to manage logger settings, which enhances the configurability and maintainability of the system.

@ocnc2 ocnc2 changed the title fix(logger): apply custom cli commands once config is fully built wip(logger): remove sdklog Aug 25, 2024
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  • mod/cli/go.mod (2 hunks)
  • mod/cli/pkg/builder/builder.go (1 hunks)
  • mod/cli/pkg/builder/options.go (1 hunks)
  • mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/rollback.go (3 hunks)
  • mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/start.go (4 hunks)
  • mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/types/app.go (2 hunks)
  • mod/cli/pkg/commands/setup.go (2 hunks)
  • mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/cli/commands.go (3 hunks)
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mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/types/app.go (1)

48-57: Approved: Enhanced type safety and flexibility in AppCreator.

The introduction of AppT and LoggerT type parameters enhances the type safety and flexibility of the AppCreator. This change aligns well with the PR's objectives to improve the logger's functionality and ensures better integration with the logging system.

mod/cli/pkg/commands/setup.go (1)

44-48: Approved: Enhanced logging capabilities in DefaultRootCommandSetup.

The addition of the LoggerT type parameter enhances the logging capabilities within the command setup process. This change aligns well with the PR's objectives to improve the logger's functionality and ensures that commands are executed with a fully built configuration.

mod/cli/pkg/builder/options.go (1)

76-76: Approved: Enhanced logging integration in WithNodeBuilderFunc.

The addition of the LoggerT type parameter allows for better integration of logging functionality directly tied to the application being built. This change aligns well with the PR's objectives to improve the logger's functionality and ensures that the application creation process is more versatile and robust.

mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/rollback.go (2)

39-46: Approved: Updated function signature for NewRollbackCmd.

The addition of the LoggerT type parameter enhances flexibility and type safety in logging. The function signature has been correctly updated to accommodate this change.


64-64: Verify logger type casting.

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  • Instances of GetLoggerFromCmd(cmd).Impl().(LoggerT) found in:
    • mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/cli/commands.go
    • mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/start.go
    • mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/rollback.go
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mod/node-core/pkg/builder/builder.go (2)

75-75: Approved: Updated logger parameter in Build method.

The change to accept a logger of type LoggerT enhances the flexibility of the logger implementation. This update is correctly reflected in the method's signature.


88-88: Verify new configuration management in Build method.

The introduction of the config variable and its use in setting the logger's configuration are crucial for enhancing the maintainability of the logger setup. Verify that this configuration management works correctly across different configurations.

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Also applies to: 112-112

mod/cli/pkg/builder/builder.go (1)

55-55: Approved: Updated nodeBuilderFunc field in CLIBuilder.

The addition of the LoggerT type parameter to the nodeBuilderFunc field enhances its functionality by allowing it to accommodate additional logging capabilities. This update is correctly implemented and aligns with the PR's objectives.

mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/start.go (4)

55-59: Approved: Updated StartCmdOptions struct with new generic type parameter.

The introduction of LoggerT enhances the flexibility of logging within the command options. This change aligns with the PR's objective to improve configuration management and logging mechanisms.


66-74: Approved: Updated StartCmd function signature to include LoggerT.

The addition of the LoggerT type parameter in the StartCmd function allows for advanced logging features, which is consistent with the PR's goals. The implementation correctly passes the appCreator and default options to StartCmdWithOptions.


Line range hint 80-108: Approved: Enhanced StartCmdWithOptions with advanced logging.

The function now supports a more flexible logging approach by including the LoggerT type parameter. The use of LoggerT in the command execution context ensures type safety and enhances the robustness of the logging mechanism. The error handling and database operations within the function appear to be correctly implemented.


135-139: Approved: Consistent use of LoggerT in addStartNodeFlags.

The function addStartNodeFlags has been updated to maintain consistency with the introduction of the LoggerT type parameter. This change ensures that all related command functions use the advanced logging capabilities uniformly.

mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/cli/commands.go (2)

50-56: Approved: Updated Commands function with new LoggerT parameter.

The introduction of the LoggerT parameter in the Commands function allows for more flexible and advanced logging capabilities, aligning with the PR's objectives to enhance logging mechanisms.


227-235: Approved: Updated BootstrapStateCmd with advanced logging capabilities.

The BootstrapStateCmd function now includes the LoggerT type parameter, enhancing the logging functionality during the bootstrap state process. The implementation correctly retrieves and casts the logger from the command context, ensuring compatibility with the LoggerT type.

mod/cli/go.mod (1)

46-46: Approved: Updated dependency management for cosmossdk.io/log.

The change from a direct to an indirect requirement for the cosmossdk.io/log package is accurately reflected. This modification suggests an adjustment in the usage of the log package, potentially due to changes in how dependencies are managed within the project.

@ocnc2 ocnc2 changed the title wip(logger): remove sdklog wip(deps): remove sdklog & some client context Aug 25, 2024
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  • mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/collect.go (2 hunks)
  • mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/deposit.go (4 hunks)
  • mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/payload.go (3 hunks)
  • mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/rollback.go (2 hunks)
  • mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/start.go (4 hunks)
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mod/cli/pkg/context/keys.go (1)

24-25: New context keys introduced.

The addition of loggerContextKey and viperContextKey enhances type safety and reduces the risk of key collisions. These changes are crucial for managing logger and configuration contexts more effectively.

Also applies to: 29-30

mod/cli/pkg/context/cmd.go (3)

32-38: Function to retrieve Viper instance from command context.

This function correctly handles the case where the expected type is not found by returning a new instance. This is a good fallback mechanism.


41-49: Generic function to retrieve logger from command context.

The use of generics here allows for a flexible and type-safe retrieval of loggers. Ensure that all logger types used with this function conform to the log.AdvancedLogger interface.


52-68: Function to retrieve and handle configuration from Viper.

This function effectively handles errors during unmarshalling and sets the root directory correctly. It's a robust implementation for configuration management.

mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/rollback.go (2)

63-67: Enhanced error handling and rollback logic in command execution.

The function uses context keys to retrieve configurations and loggers, and handles errors robustly. This is a good practice for maintaining clean and reliable command execution.


39-45: Updated function signature for NewRollbackCmd.

The addition of the generic type parameter LoggerT allows for a more flexible and type-safe logging mechanism. Ensure that all usages of this function are updated to pass the correct logger type.

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Function usage is correct and consistent with the updated signature.

The appCreator parameter in setup.go already includes the LoggerT type, ensuring compatibility with the updated NewRollbackCmd function signature. No further updates are needed.

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mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/collect.go (1)

45-45: Verify the new configuration retrieval method.

The change from client.GetConfigFromCmd(cmd) to context.GetConfigFromCmd(cmd) is significant. Ensure that the new method provides all necessary configuration details without regression.

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Verification successful: Configuration retrieval method is robust.

The transition to using context.GetConfigFromCmd(cmd) is well-implemented. It ensures that configuration is correctly retrieved and defaults are applied if necessary, maintaining the application's stability.

  • The GetConfigFromCmd function provides a fallback to default configurations.
  • The GetConfigFromViper function handles unmarshalling and defaults gracefully.
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mod/cli/pkg/config/server.go (2)

62-62: Approve the updated Viper configuration retrieval.

The transition to clicontext.GetViperFromCmd(cmd) from the previous method should be carefully monitored to ensure it meets all functional requirements.


95-97: Review the updated context setting for logging.

The update from corectx.LoggerContextKey to clicontext.LoggerContextKey is crucial for maintaining consistency in logging across the application.

mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/deposit.go (2)

52-52: Approve the updated configuration retrieval in AddGenesisDepositCmd.

The use of context.GetConfigFromCmd(cmd) should be verified to ensure it integrates well with the rest of the application.


72-72: Approve the updated application options retrieval.

The transition to context.GetViperFromCmd(cmd) is a significant change that should be monitored to ensure it provides the expected functionality.

mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/start.go (4)

55-59: Approved: Struct enhancement with LoggerT.

The addition of LoggerT to StartCmdOptions struct aligns with the goal of enhancing logging capabilities and maintaining flexibility.


66-74: Approved: Function signature update for StartCmd.

The update to include LoggerT in the StartCmd function is consistent with the overall enhancement of logging capabilities. The function now accepts an appCreator with the LoggerT type, which should allow for more robust logging during command execution.


Line range hint 80-110: Approved: Function signature and implementation update for StartCmdWithOptions.

The update to include LoggerT in the StartCmdWithOptions function is consistent and well-implemented. The function now properly utilizes the LoggerT type for logging within the command execution context, enhancing type safety and logging robustness.


135-139: Approved: Consistency maintained in addStartNodeFlags.

The inclusion of LoggerT in the addStartNodeFlags function maintains consistency with the other command-related functions in this file. This change ensures that all related functions are aligned with the new logging capabilities.

mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/payload.go (1)

68-68: Approved: Configuration retrieval updated to use context package.

The replacement of client.GetConfigFromCmd(cmd) with context.GetConfigFromCmd(cmd) in AddExecutionPayloadCmd is a strategic improvement. It aligns with the goal of enhancing modularity and maintainability by encapsulating configuration logic within the Berachain framework context.

mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/cli/commands.go (2)

50-56: Approved: Enhanced logging capabilities in Commands.

The introduction of LoggerT in the Commands function signature is a significant enhancement. It allows the function to utilize advanced logging capabilities, which is beneficial for debugging and monitoring the application's behavior.


227-237: Approved: Enhanced logging capabilities in BootstrapStateCmd.

The update to BootstrapStateCmd to include LoggerT is consistent with the changes in Commands. This ensures uniformity in logger handling across command functions and enhances the modularity and extensibility of the command functions.

mod/consensus/go.mod (1)

169-169: Approved the addition of github.com/phuslu/log.

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The phuslu/log library is integrated into the codebase through specific wrappers and is used consistently across various files. There are no immediate conflicts with other logging libraries, and the integration appears to be intentional and well-managed.

  • The Logger and Formatter structs are used to encapsulate the logging functionality.
  • Other logging libraries are present but do not conflict with the phuslu/log integration.
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cosmossdk.io/errors/v2 v2.0.0-20240731132947-df72853b3ca5 // indirect
cosmossdk.io/log v1.4.1 // indirect
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Re-evaluate the transition of cosmossdk.io/log to an indirect dependency.

The cosmossdk.io/log package is still actively used across various parts of the codebase. It may not be appropriate to move it to an indirect dependency unless these usages are confirmed to be outside the mod/cli module or are managed by other modules. Please verify the necessity of keeping it as a direct dependency.

  • Files using cosmossdk.io/log:
    • testing/e2e/suite/types/execution_client.go
    • mod/storage/pkg/manager/manager_test.go
    • mod/node-core/pkg/node/node.go
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Approved the modification of cosmossdk.io/log dependency.

The transition of cosmossdk.io/log from a direct to an indirect dependency is appropriate if it's no longer explicitly used by this module. Ensure that this change does not affect other modules that might rely on this dependency.

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  • mod/cli/pkg/config/server.go (3 hunks)
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mod/cli/pkg/context/keys.go (1)

24-25: Introduction of new context keys for improved type safety.

The addition of loggerContextKey and viperContextKey types along with their respective global variables LoggerContextKey and ViperContextKey enhances type safety and clarity in context management.

Also applies to: 30-31

mod/node-core/pkg/components/node.go (1)

35-35: Simplified logging mechanism in ProvideNode.

Removing the log.WrapSDKLogger wrapper simplifies the logging process. Verify that this change does not affect the logging functionality adversely.

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mod/node-core/pkg/components/cometbft_service.go (1)

35-54: Enhanced flexibility with generics in ProvideCometBFTService.

The introduction of a generic type parameter for the logger and the corresponding changes to the function's return type enhance type safety and flexibility. Ensure the integration of the new logger type is seamless across different implementations.

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Integration of generic logger type LoggerT is consistent across the codebase.

The usage of LoggerT is widespread and consistent in various components and services, indicating a seamless integration of the generic logger type. No issues were found in its implementation.

  • Files such as mod/log/mod.go, mod/node-core/pkg/builder/baseapp_options.go, and mod/cli/pkg/commands/server/start.go show consistent usage patterns.
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mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/log/cmt_logger.go (5)

28-30: Approved: New CometLogger struct definition.

The new generic struct CometLogger is well-defined, enhancing flexibility and type safety by allowing any logger conforming to the log.AdvancedLogger interface.


32-37: Approved: Implementation of WrapCometLogger function.

This function correctly wraps any logger into the new CometLogger structure, facilitating easy integration with various logging backends.


40-42: Approved: Logging methods implementation.

The methods Info, Warn, Error, and Debug are correctly delegating calls to the underlying logger, maintaining the original functionality and ensuring consistency across different logger implementations.

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56-57: Approved: Enhanced With method for structured logging.

The With method now returns a new CometLogger instance with additional context, correctly enhancing the structured logging capabilities.


60-61: Approved: Correct implementation of Impl method.

The Impl method provides access to the underlying logger, which is useful for debugging and when direct access to the underlying logger is necessary.

mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/noops.go (1)

29-29: Approved: Generic method signatures in Service struct.

The updated method signatures in the Service struct correctly reflect the introduction of generics, enhancing flexibility and reusability without altering the core functionality.

Also applies to: 36-36, 43-43, 50-50, 57-57, 64-64, 71-71, 78-78

mod/cli/pkg/commands/setup.go (1)

32-32: Approved: Enhanced logging capabilities in DefaultRootCommandSetup.

The introduction of the LoggerT type parameter and the updates to the appCreator and mm parameters correctly reflect the enhanced logging capabilities, promoting better debugging and monitoring during command execution.

Also applies to: 44-44, 47-48

mod/node-core/pkg/node/node.go (1)

29-29: Verify compatibility of new logging package.

The change in the logging package import from "cosmossdk.io/log" to "github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/log" may affect existing logging calls. Ensure that the new package is fully compatible and offers the same or enhanced functionality.

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mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/genesis.go (3)

39-39: Review the use of generics in DefaultGenesis.

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34-34: Review the use of generics in LoadHeight.

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53-53: Review the use of generics in ValidateGenesis.

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mod/node-core/pkg/builder/baseapp_options.go (2)

45-49: Review the use of generics in DefaultServiceOptions.

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85-98: Review the use of generics in service configuration functions.

The updates to service configuration functions like SetPruning, SetMinRetainBlocks, SetInterBlockCache, SetIAVLCacheSize, SetIAVLDisableFastNode, and SetChainID to use a generic type parameter should be carefully reviewed to ensure they are correctly implemented and do not introduce new issues.

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mod/node-core/pkg/builder/builder.go (3)

112-112: Review the usage of config in setting logger configuration.

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88-88: Introduction of new variable config.

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75-75: Review the change in logger parameter type.

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mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/options.go (2)

37-38: Review the introduction of generic type parameter in SetPruning.

The change to accept a generic type parameter LoggerT enhances type safety and flexibility. Ensure that all usages of this function are updated to pass the correct type.

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73-73: Review the change in SetName method signature.

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mod/cli/pkg/builder/builder.go (1)

55-55: Review the change in nodeBuilderFunc field type.

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61-61: Approve the integration of clicontext.

The change to clicontext.GetViperFromCmd(cmd) seems appropriate. Verify that it integrates well with existing configurations.

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94-96: Approve the update of context keys.

The update to use clicontext.ViperContextKey and clicontext.LoggerContextKey is consistent with the new system. Ensure thorough testing to confirm their functionality.

mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/service.go (17)

61-63: Approved: Introduction of generics to the Service struct.

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85-96: Approved: Updated constructor to support generics.

The NewService function now correctly accepts and utilizes the generic logger type, aligning with the structural changes to the Service struct.


164-164: Approved: Updated Close method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, enhancing consistency across the service.


185-185: Approved: Updated Name method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, ensuring type safety and flexibility.


190-190: Approved: Updated CommitMultiStore method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, aligning with the structural changes to the Service struct.


195-195: Approved: Updated AppVersion method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, enhancing consistency and type safety.


208-208: Approved: Updated MountStore method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, ensuring type safety and flexibility.


215-215: Approved: Updated LoadLatestVersion method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, aligning with the structural changes to the Service struct.


224-224: Approved: Updated LoadVersion method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, enhancing consistency and type safety.


235-235: Approved: Updated LastCommitID method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, ensuring type safety and flexibility.


240-240: Approved: Updated LastBlockHeight method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, aligning with the structural changes to the Service struct.


244-244: Approved: Updated setMinRetainBlocks method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, enhancing consistency and type safety.


248-248: Approved: Updated setInterBlockCache method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, ensuring type safety and flexibility.


254-258: Approved: Updated setState method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, aligning with the structural changes to the Service struct.


279-279: Approved: Updated GetConsensusParams method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, enhancing consistency and type safety.


287-287: Approved: Updated validateFinalizeBlockHeight method to use generic logger.

The method now correctly uses the generic logger type, ensuring type safety and flexibility.


Line range hint 133-154: Verify the integration of the new logger in the Start method.

Ensure that the WrapCometLogger method integrates seamlessly with the new generic logger type.

beacond/cmd/defaults.go (3)

108-108: Approved: Updated ProvideCometBFTService usage with generic logger.

The update to include a type parameter for the logger in ProvideCometBFTService enhances logging capabilities and aligns with the PR's goal of improving configuration management and logging mechanisms.


151-151: Approved: Consistent use of CometBFTService in ProvideNodeAPIBackend.

The use of the new CometBFTService type in ProvideNodeAPIBackend ensures consistency and type safety across the service provisioning.


161-161: Approved: Consistent use of CometBFTService in API handlers.

The consistent use of CometBFTService in various API handlers (ProvideNodeAPIBeaconHandler and ProvideNodeAPIProofHandler) further aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance type safety and reduce potential discrepancies in the codebase.

Also applies to: 170-170

mod/node-core/pkg/components/service_registry.go (2)

67-67: Approved: Enhanced logger type safety in ServiceRegistryInput.

The update to use log.AdvancedLogger[LoggerT] for the LoggerT type parameter in ServiceRegistryInput enhances type safety and logging capabilities, aligning with the PR's objectives to improve logging mechanisms.


107-107: Approved: Updated CometBFTService to use advanced logger.

The change to include the LoggerT type parameter in the CometBFTService field aligns with the enhancements made to the logger type and supports the PR's goals of integrating more sophisticated logging capabilities within the CometBFT service.

beacond/cmd/types.go (1)

115-115: Approved: Introduction of CometBFTService type alias.

The introduction of the CometBFTService type alias simplifies the type signature and enhances code readability, aligning with the PR's objectives to improve maintainability and reduce verbosity.

mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/abci.go (12)

46-46: Introduction of generic logger type parameter LoggerT.

The addition of LoggerT to the Service struct enhances type safety and flexibility in logging. This change is consistent across multiple methods, improving the maintainability and adaptability of the logging mechanism.


160-160: Review of initChainer method with generic logger type.

The initChainer method has been updated to use the generic logger type LoggerT, which is part of the broader refactoring to enhance logging capabilities. This change aligns with the objectives of making the system more modular and adaptable.


189-189: Updated Info method to use generic logger type.

The Info method now utilizes the generic logger type LoggerT, ensuring consistency in the application of the new logging strategy across the service. This modification supports the goal of improved type safety and flexibility in logging.


217-217: Modification in PrepareProposal method to incorporate generic logger type.

The PrepareProposal method has been adjusted to include the generic logger type LoggerT. This change is part of the ongoing efforts to enhance the flexibility and type safety of the logging system within the service.


265-265: Changes in ProcessProposal method to include generic logger type.

The ProcessProposal method has been updated to use the generic logger type LoggerT. This modification is consistent with the overall strategy to improve logging capabilities and maintain flexibility across the service.


318-318: Refactoring of internalFinalizeBlock method with generic logger type.

The internalFinalizeBlock method now includes the generic logger type LoggerT, aligning with the changes made across other methods in the service to enhance logging flexibility and type safety.


405-405: Inclusion of generic logger type in FinalizeBlock method.

The FinalizeBlock method has been modified to use a wildcard generic type, indicated by _, which suggests a flexible approach to logging that does not specify a particular logger type. This change may need further clarification to ensure it aligns with the intended logging strategy.

Please clarify the use of the wildcard generic type _ in this context and confirm if it meets the intended design specifications.


424-424: Update to Commit method with generic logger type.

The Commit method has been revised to include the generic logger type LoggerT, maintaining consistency with the new logging strategy implemented across the service.


455-455: Enhancement in workingHash method with generic logger type.

The workingHash method now utilizes the generic logger type LoggerT, which is part of the broader initiative to enhance logging capabilities and ensure type safety across the service.


480-480: Refactoring of getContextForProposal method to use generic logger type.

The getContextForProposal method has been updated to include the generic logger type LoggerT, aligning with the changes across other methods to improve logging flexibility and maintain consistency in the service.


497-497: Modification of CreateQueryContext method to incorporate generic logger type.

The CreateQueryContext method has been adjusted to use the generic logger type LoggerT, enhancing the logging capabilities and maintaining consistency with the refactoring efforts across the service.


571-571: Update to GetBlockRetentionHeight method with generic logger type.

The GetBlockRetentionHeight method now uses a wildcard generic type, indicated by _, similar to the FinalizeBlock method. This approach suggests a flexible logging strategy but may require further clarification to ensure it aligns with the overall design goals.

Please provide additional details on the use of the wildcard generic type _ in this method to confirm its appropriateness and alignment with the intended logging strategy.

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  • mod/payload/pkg/builder/builder.go
  • mod/payload/pkg/builder/config.go
  • mod/payload/pkg/builder/payload.go
  • mod/node-api/handlers/builder/routes.go
  • mod/node-api/handlers/builder/handler.go
  • mod/cli/pkg/builder/config.go
  • mod/cli/pkg/builder/options.go
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mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/log/sdk_logger.go (3)

29-29: Approved: Simplified SDKLogger struct.

Direct embedding of AdvancedLogger enhances clarity and reduces boilerplate code.


36-36: Approved: Updated WrapSDKLogger function.

The function now directly initializes the embedded AdvancedLogger, which simplifies the code and follows Go best practices.


41-43: Approved: Updated With and Impl methods.

The methods have been correctly adjusted to work with the new embedded AdvancedLogger, maintaining functionality and improving direct access.

Also applies to: 47-47

mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/log/cmt_logger.go (3)

28-30: Approved: Enhanced CometLogger struct with generics.

The use of generics and direct embedding of AdvancedLogger improves flexibility and type safety, aligning with modern Go practices.


36-37: Approved: Updated WrapCometLogger function.

The function now effectively wraps any logger that conforms to the AdvancedLogger interface, enhancing adaptability and reducing coupling.


40-43: Approved: Updated With and Impl methods.

The methods have been correctly adjusted to work with the new CometLogger structure, maintaining functionality and enhancing structured logging capabilities.

Also applies to: 46-47

mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/options.go (7)

37-40: Approved: Updated SetPruning function with generics.

The function now accepts a type parameter LoggerT, enhancing flexibility and allowing it to be used with different logger implementations.


46-49: Approved: Updated SetMinRetainBlocks function with generics.

The function now accepts a type parameter LoggerT, enhancing its adaptability to different logger types.


54-57: Approved: Updated SetIAVLCacheSize function with generics.

The function now accepts a type parameter LoggerT, enhancing flexibility and allowing it to be used with different logger implementations.


62-65: Approved: Updated SetIAVLDisableFastNode function with generics.

The function now accepts a type parameter LoggerT, enhancing its adaptability to different logger types.


70-73: Approved: Updated SetInterBlockCache function with generics.

The function now accepts a type parameter LoggerT, enhancing flexibility and allowing it to be used with different logger implementations.


77-80: Approved: Updated SetChainID function with generics.

The function now accepts a type parameter LoggerT, enhancing its adaptability to different logger types.


83-83: Approved: Updated SetName, SetVersion, and SetAppVersion methods with generics.

These methods have been correctly adapted to the generic Service[_] type, improving adaptability and aligning with modern Go practices.

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mod/node-core/pkg/builder/builder.go (1)

75-75: Updated function signature to use generic logger type.

The change from sdklog.Logger to LoggerT increases flexibility in logger implementations.

mod/node-core/go.mod (1)

54-54: Change in logging dependency status.

The modification from a direct to an indirect dependency for cosmossdk.io/log suggests adjustments in how logging functionalities are managed across the project. Ensure that all necessary logging features are still accessible where needed.

Verify that the indirect inclusion of cosmossdk.io/log does not impact modules that rely on it directly:

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#!/bin/bash
# Re-run the search for direct imports of `cosmossdk.io/log` in Go files to confirm findings.
rg --type go 'import\s+"cosmossdk\.io/log"'

Length of output: 45

}
beaconNode NodeT
cmtService *cometbft.Service
cmtService *cometbft.Service[LoggerT]
config *config.Config
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Review the handling and usage of the new config variable.

The introduction of config enhances configuration management. However, ensure that config is never null when accessed, as this could lead to runtime panics.

Consider adding null checks before using config to prevent potential runtime errors.

-if config == nil {
-  panic("config is nil")
+if config == nil || config.GetLogger() == nil {
+  panic("Invalid configuration: config or logger config is missing")
}

Also applies to: 107-107, 111-113, 119-119

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lgtm

@itsdevbear itsdevbear merged commit 98dbc42 into main Aug 25, 2024
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@itsdevbear itsdevbear deleted the logger-cli-fix branch August 25, 2024 20:29
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