feature(state-processor): update validators EffectiveBalance only when epoch turns
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| switch { | ||
| case dep.Amount >= maxBalance: | ||
| require.Equal(t, maxBalance, val.EffectiveBalance) | ||
| case dep.Amount >= minBalance && dep.Amount < maxBalance: | ||
| case dep.Amount > minBalance && dep.Amount < maxBalance: |
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this is the correct check. Genesis validator whose balance is equal to EjectionBalance should be immediately ejected. Is it?
| @@ -197,34 +198,26 @@ func (sp *StateProcessor[ | |||
| ]) ProcessSlots( | |||
| st BeaconStateT, slot math.Slot, | |||
| ) (transition.ValidatorUpdates, error) { | |||
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| validatorUpdates transition.ValidatorUpdates | |||
| epochValidatorUpdates transition.ValidatorUpdates | |||
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nit: reduced epochValidatorUpdates scope (it's only used when processing epochs)
| @@ -336,6 +329,9 @@ func (sp *StateProcessor[ | |||
| if err := sp.processRewardsAndPenalties(st); err != nil { | |||
| return nil, err | |||
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| if err := sp.processEffectiveBalanceUpdates(st); err != nil { | |||
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this is one of the main point of the PR: along Eth 2.0 specs, EffectiveBalances must be updated only once per epoch, not every slot
| @@ -380,14 +375,6 @@ func (sp *StateProcessor[ | |||
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| parentBlockRoot := latestBlockHeader.HashTreeRoot() | |||
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nit: just moved below to match better operation ordering in Eth2.0 specs
| func (sp *StateProcessor[ | ||
| _, _, _, BeaconStateT, _, DepositT, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, | ||
| ]) processDeposits( | ||
| st BeaconStateT, | ||
| deposits []DepositT, | ||
| ) error { | ||
| // Ensure the deposits match the local state. |
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nit: dropped to make code closed to Eth 2.0 specs
| activeVals := make([]ValidatorT, 0, len(vals)) | ||
| for _, val := range vals { | ||
| if val.GetEffectiveBalance() > math.U64(sp.cs.EjectionBalance()) { | ||
| activeVals = append(activeVals, val) | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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you may ask why we didn't do it so far. The reason is so far:
- Validator are activated as soon as they are added
- They never reduces their stake
- In fact this is not exactly true. We do reduce stake if a validator's balance goes beyond MaxEffectiveBalance but we reduce it just enough to get it to MaxEffectiveBalance. So the validator will stay active.
We need to change this to allow a capped validator set where validators may leave due to a validator with more stake coming in
| HysteresisQuotient: uint64(4), | ||
| HysteresisDownwardMultiplier: uint64(1), | ||
| HysteresisUpwardMultiplier: uint64(5), |
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default values from Eth 2.0 specs, similar to other quantities here
| //nolint:lll | ||
| func (sp *StateProcessor[ | ||
| _, _, _, BeaconStateT, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, | ||
| ]) processEffectiveBalanceUpdates( |
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this is straight from Eth 2.0 specs.
In essence, at each epoch, check if a validator balance has moved from its effective balance more than a certain amount. If so update the balance
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| genDeposits = []*types.Deposit{ |
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improved test expressiveness and added extra cases here
| case dep.Amount > minBalance && dep.Amount < maxBalance: | ||
| // Effective balance must be a multiple of increment. | ||
| // If balance is not, effective balance is rounded down | ||
| if dep.Amount%increment == 0 { |
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improved checks here. Hopefully the effective balance amount invariants are clearer
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go (1)
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76-115: Consider using test data constants or helper functions.While the genesis setup is correct, consider extracting the test data setup into constants or helper functions to improve readability and make it easier to maintain different test scenarios.
Example refactor:
+const ( + validator1PubKey = [48]byte{0x01} + validator2PubKey = [48]byte{0x02} + validator3PubKey = [48]byte{0x03} +) + +func createGenesisDeposit(pubkey [48]byte, balanceOffset math.Gwei) *types.Deposit { + return &types.Deposit{ + Pubkey: pubkey, + Credentials: emptyCredentials, + Amount: balanceOffset, + Index: uint64(0), + } +}mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go (1)
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209-304: Consider reducing test duplication.The test cases for regular and Bartio networks share significant code. Consider extracting common setup and validation logic into helper functions:
+func setupGenesisTest(t *testing.T, cs chain.Spec[...]) (*StateProcessor, *TestBeaconStateT, []*types.Deposit, []*types.Deposit) { + // Extract common setup code here + return sp, beaconState, genDeposits, goodDeposits +} +func validateGenesisState(t *testing.T, bs *TestBeaconStateT, genDeposits []*types.Deposit, goodDeposits []*types.Deposit, genVals []*types.Validator) { + // Extract common validation code here +} func TestInitialize(t *testing.T) { - // Current setup code + sp, beaconState, genDeposits, goodDeposits := setupGenesisTest(t, spec.BetnetChainSpec()) // Test execution - // Current validation code + validateGenesisState(t, beaconState, genDeposits, goodDeposits, genVals) // Network-specific validation for _, dep := range goodDeposits { checkValidatorNonBartio(t, cs, beaconState, dep) } }
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mod/chain-spec/pkg/chain/data.go (1)
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2119
File: mod/chain-spec/pkg/chain/data.go:150-151
Timestamp: 2024-11-06T21:50:24.685Z
Learning: In `mod/chain-spec/pkg/chain/data.go`, when adding new fields to the `SpecData` struct, follow the existing pattern for documentation, which may be minimal.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go (3)
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2114
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go:82-108
Timestamp: 2024-10-31T22:12:16.428Z
Learning: In `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go`, the `deposits` array is part of the test setup and not individual test cases, so adding comments to explain each deposit is not necessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2114
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go:79-176
Timestamp: 2024-10-29T22:31:53.888Z
Learning: In `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go`, adding additional tests requires resetting the persistence component, which complicates the implementation.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2114
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go:145-175
Timestamp: 2024-10-29T22:31:04.468Z
Learning: In `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go`, refactoring to extract assertion helpers will be revisited when adding unit tests for `Transition`.
🔇 Additional comments (20)
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_committee.go (2)
24-24: LGTM: Required import for balance threshold comparison.
The addition of the math package is necessary for the new validator filtering logic.
43-43: Verify ejection balance threshold implementation.
Let's verify that the ejection balance threshold is being used correctly according to Ethereum 2.0 specifications.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the comprehensive search results, I can now verify the ejection balance implementation. The code shows:
- The ejection balance is properly defined in the chain spec configuration (
mod/config/pkg/spec/testnet.go) with the standard value of 16 ETH (16e9 Gwei) - The implementation in
state_processor_committee.gocorrectly uses this threshold to filter active validators by comparing their effective balance against the ejection balance - The validator state transitions and balance updates are handled consistently with the Ethereum 2.0 specifications, including proper handling of effective balances
Ejection balance implementation is correctly aligned with Ethereum 2.0 specifications
The implementation follows the standard Ethereum 2.0 validator lifecycle where:
- Validators with effective balance above ejection balance (16 ETH) are considered active
- The comparison is done using the proper chain spec configuration value
- The balance checks are integrated into the validator state processing logic
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mod/config/pkg/spec/testnet.go (1)
63-66: LGTM! Values align with Ethereum specifications
The Gwei value constants are correctly defined and match the Ethereum mainnet specifications.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go (3)
24-24: LGTM: Import addition is appropriate.
The added import for consensus-types is necessary for the new effective balance computation functionality.
178-180: LGTM: Proper initialization of withdrawal validator index.
The initialization of NextWithdrawalValidatorIndex is consistent with other state initializations and follows the expected pattern.
135-139: Verify effective balance computation parameters.
The effective balance computation uses configuration parameters from the chain spec. Let's verify these align with the Ethereum 2.0 specification.
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Effective balance parameters verified and match Ethereum 2.0 specification
The verification confirms that:
MaxEffectiveBalanceis set to 32 ETH (32e9 Gwei)EffectiveBalanceIncrementis set to 1 ETH (1e9 Gwei)- The
ComputeEffectiveBalancefunction implementation correctly rounds down to the nearest increment and caps at max effective balance
These values and implementation align with the Ethereum 2.0 specification.
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46-50: Verify the field placement impact on existing configurations.
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- Existing configuration files are updated to include these new fields
- Default values are properly handled in case these fields are missing in config files
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- Default values are properly initialized in
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go (2)
Line range hint 40-75: LGTM! Well-structured test setup.
The test setup is comprehensive, with clear initialization of mocks and proper derivation of balance constants from the chain specification.
220-222: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Address the TODO comment about genesis order assumption.
The TODO indicates a potential fragility in the test. The assumption about preserved genesis order could make the test brittle.
Let's verify if the order assumption is necessary:
Would you like help implementing a more robust validation approach that doesn't depend on order?
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (1)
110-110: LGTM: Simplified balance update logic.
The direct use of IncreaseBalance simplifies the implementation and better aligns with Eth 2.0 specifications.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go (2)
Line range hint 112-158: LGTM! Clear separation of valid and invalid deposits.
The test execution and validation logic is well-structured:
- Clear separation between all deposits and valid deposits
- Proper validation of processed validator count
- Correct verification of deposit index tracking
63-111: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
LGTM! Consider documenting the test cases.
The test setup has been improved with:
- Clear variable names for balance thresholds
- Comprehensive test cases covering edge cases
- Better organization of test inputs
Consider adding a comment block explaining what each test case validates:
// Test cases:
// 1. Exact max balance (maxBalance)
// 2. Min balance + increment
// 3. Exact min balance
// 4. Double max balance
// 5. Below min balance
// 6. Non-increment aligned balance (1.5 increments above min)
// 7. Slightly above max balance
// 8. Almost one increment above min balance⛔ Skipped due to learnings
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2114
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go:82-108
Timestamp: 2024-10-31T22:12:16.428Z
Learning: In `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go`, the `deposits` array is part of the test setup and not individual test cases, so adding comments to explain each deposit is not necessary.
mod/chain-spec/pkg/chain/chain_spec.go (2)
254-270: LGTM! Implementation follows established patterns.
The implementations are clean, consistent with the codebase's style, and correctly handle generic type parameters.
48-53: Verify the usage of hysteresis parameters in balance updates.
These parameters are crucial for effective balance calculations. Let's verify their usage:
Also applies to: 254-270
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Hysteresis parameters are correctly integrated and used in balance calculations
The verification shows proper integration:
- Parameters are correctly defined in the chain spec interface and data structures
- They are properly used in
processEffectiveBalanceUpdatesfor calculating balance thresholds - The implementation aligns with Ethereum 2.0 specifications with standard values (quotient: 4, downward: 1, upward: 5)
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor.go (6)
26-26: Import of types package is appropriate and necessary.
The added import statement is required for using types.ComputeEffectiveBalance in processEffectiveBalanceUpdates.
Line range hint 201-230: Correct accumulation of validator updates in ProcessSlots.
Initializing res and aggregating epoch validator updates ensures that all validator changes are properly captured and returned.
332-334: Adding processEffectiveBalanceUpdates in processEpoch aligns with specifications.
Including the call to processEffectiveBalanceUpdates ensures that effective balances are updated once per epoch, as per the Ethereum 2.0 specifications.
361-361: Improved error message clarity on slot mismatch.
The updated error message provides clearer information on expected and actual slot numbers, aiding in debugging.
Line range hint 366-407: Comprehensive block header verification added.
The added checks for block slot order, parent block root matching, and proposer slashing status enhance the robustness of block header processing.
504-554: processEffectiveBalanceUpdates correctly implements balance hysteresis updates.
The new function appropriately adjusts validators' effective balances using hysteresis thresholds, in accordance with Ethereum 2.0 specifications.
| validators, err := st.GetValidators() | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return nil, err | ||
| } |
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nit: just reduced validators scope, since this is only used right below to set genesis validators root
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go (2)
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go:175-197
Timestamp: 2024-11-09T15:54:58.858Z
Learning: In Go test files within the `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/` directory, when a test is already substantial in size, avoid adding verbose code or comments that increase its length further.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go:154-168
Timestamp: 2024-11-09T15:55:33.658Z
Learning: In the `TestTransitionUpdateValidators` function in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go`, adding additional assertions for balance relationships is not necessary.
🔇 Additional comments (10)
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/errors.go (1)
33-34: LGTM! Well-documented error variable.
The new ErrProposerMismatch error is well-defined and follows the established pattern. Its purpose is clear, and it integrates well with the existing error handling framework.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go (6)
47-47: LGTM: Parameter rename improves readability
The parameter rename from executionPayloadHeader to execPayloadHeader follows Go naming conventions.
55-57: LGTM: Proper error handling for slot initialization
The error handling for slot initialization follows the established pattern and ensures proper state setup.
71-77: LGTM: Clean Eth1 data initialization
The initialization of eth1Data with an empty root, zero deposit count, and the execution payload's block hash is appropriate for genesis state.
82-94: LGTM: Proper genesis block initialization
The block body and header initialization with appropriate genesis values (zero slot, zero proposer index, empty roots) is correct.
157-169: LGTM: Proper genesis state initialization
The initialization of withdrawal indices and slashing with appropriate error handling is correct for genesis state.
127-141: Verify the Bartio validators root constant
The implementation looks correct, but let's verify the hardcoded validators root constant.
✅ Verification successful
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Let me check the test files to verify if this constant is being tested.
Let me check the complete test implementation and chain spec for Bartio.
Let me check the chain spec implementation for Bartio.
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Bartio validators root constant is correctly implemented and verified
The hardcoded validators root 0x9147586693b6e8faa837715c0f3071c2000045b54233901c2e7871b15872bc43 is properly implemented and verified:
- It's consistently used with chain ID 80084 across the codebase
- The implementation is thoroughly tested in
TestInitializeBartio - The chain ID is properly defined in the testnet chain spec
- Special case handling for Bartio is well-documented and tested
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go (3)
41-43: LGTM! Clear and focused test documentation.
The function rename and documentation changes accurately reflect the test's purpose of demonstrating the lifecycle of a validator's balance updates.
117-237: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage of balance update lifecycle.
The test effectively validates:
- Immediate balance updates after deposits
- Delayed effective balance updates at epoch transitions
- Correct validator indexing
Line range hint 239-422: LGTM! Good coverage of validator creation lifecycle.
The test comprehensively validates the creation of new validators and their balance handling, complementing the update test.
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EffectiveBalance only when epoch turns
| // Ensure the block is within the acceptable range. | ||
| // TODO: move this is in the wrong spot. | ||
| deposits := blk.GetBody().GetDeposits() | ||
| if uint64(len(deposits)) > sp.cs.MaxDepositsPerBlock() { | ||
| return errors.Wrapf(ErrExceedsBlockDepositLimit, | ||
| "expected: %d, got: %d", | ||
| sp.cs.MaxDepositsPerBlock(), len(deposits), |
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fixed todo. Moved this to processDeposit
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go (1)
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PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2119
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:109-118
Timestamp: 2024-11-09T21:00:02.468Z
Learning: In `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, we enforce that there is a single deposit per validator in the genesis format; therefore, handling multiple deposits per validator is not necessary.
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go (7)
47-47: LGTM: Parameter rename is appropriate.
The parameter rename from executionPayloadHeader to execPayloadHeader improves conciseness while maintaining clarity.
55-57: LGTM: Proper error handling for slot initialization.
The error handling for SetSlot(0) follows Go's best practices and ensures initialization failures are properly reported.
71-78: LGTM: Clean eth1Data initialization.
The eth1Data initialization is well-structured, using the builder pattern and proper error handling.
82-94: LGTM: Clean block initialization.
The block body and header initialization is well-structured with appropriate default values for genesis.
101-101: LGTM: Proper randao mix initialization.
Correctly uses the execution payload header's block hash for randao mix initialization.
116-126: LGTM: Improved validators root handling.
The code cleanly handles both Bartio and non-Bartio cases with proper error handling. The validators scope has been appropriately reduced to this specific section.
138-158: LGTM: Comprehensive state initialization.
All necessary state fields are properly initialized with appropriate error handling.
mod/chain-spec/pkg/chain/chain_spec.go (3)
48-60: LGTM! Documentation and interface methods are well-defined.
The new hysteresis-related methods are properly documented and follow the interface's established patterns. The documentation clearly explains the purpose and impact of each parameter.
261-277: LGTM! Implementation is consistent with existing patterns.
The implementation of hysteresis-related methods follows the established pattern of the codebase, maintaining consistency with other getter methods.
48-60: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Consider documenting the hysteresis parameter values.
Since these parameters are crucial for effective balance calculations and validator updates, consider documenting the expected/default values in the interface documentation. This would help other developers understand the typical ranges and their impact on the hysteresis mechanism.
Let's verify if these values are documented elsewhere:
Also applies to: 261-277
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/README.md (3)
7-8: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Improve clarity and fix grammar in withdrawal conditions.
The withdrawal mechanism description could be clearer, and there's a missing comma after "In this case".
Apply these changes:
-Any validator whose effective balance is above `EjectionBalance` will stay a validator forever, as we have not (yet) implemented withdrawals facilities.
-Withdrawals are automatically generated only if a validator effective balance goes beyond `MaxEffectiveBalance`. In this case enough balance is scheduled for withdrawal, just enough to make validator's effective balance equal to `MaxEffectiveBalance`. Since `MaxEffectiveBalance` > `EjectionBalance`, the validator will keep being a validator.
+Any validator whose effective balance is above `EjectionBalance` will stay a validator forever, as we have not (yet) implemented withdrawal facilities.
+Withdrawals are automatically generated only if a validator's effective balance goes beyond `MaxEffectiveBalance`. In this case, enough balance is scheduled for withdrawal to make the validator's effective balance equal to `MaxEffectiveBalance`. Since `MaxEffectiveBalance` > `EjectionBalance`, the validator will remain active.🧰 Tools
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11-11: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Fix grammar and expand temporary validator state explanation.
The footnote needs grammatical improvements (missing commas) and could benefit from more detailed explanation.
Apply these changes:
-[^1]: Technically a validator is made in the BeaconKit state to track the deposit, but such a validator is never returned to the consensus engine. Moreover the deposit should be evicted at the next epoch.
+[^1]: Technically, a validator is made in the BeaconKit state to track the deposit, but such a validator is never returned to the consensus engine. Moreover, the deposit should be evicted at the next epoch.🧰 Tools
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1-11: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Document epoch-based effective balance updates.
The README should include information about the new epoch-based effective balance update mechanism, as this is a key change mentioned in the PR objectives.
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (1)
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183-186: Track Bartio-specific workaround for removalThe TODO indicates this is a temporary workaround. Consider creating a tracking issue for its removal.
Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track the removal of the Bartio-specific code path?
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go (2)
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PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2119
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:109-118
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, we enforce that there is a single deposit per validator in the genesis format; therefore, handling multiple deposits per validator is not necessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:46-159
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: When reviewing the `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` function in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, additional documentation of the initialization sequence is not necessary as per the user's preference.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (1)
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go:105-106
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
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mod/config/pkg/spec/special_cases.go (1)
29-29: Verify validator root hash usage
Given this PR's focus on validator balance updates, we should verify how this constant is used in the validator processing logic.
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BartioValRoot usage verified
No issues found with the usage of BartioValRoot in validator processing logic.
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go (4)
42-42: LGTM: Parameter rename maintains consistency
The rename from executionPayloadHeader to execPayloadHeader aligns with naming conventions.
50-52: LGTM: Proper error handling for slot initialization
The error handling follows Go best practices and ensures proper initialization of the genesis slot.
66-72: LGTM: Clean Eth1Data initialization
The initialization is well-structured with proper error handling and uses a clean method chaining pattern.
137-149: LGTM: Proper initialization of withdrawal and slashing state
The initialization sequence follows a consistent pattern with proper error handling.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (2)
Line range hint 119-171: LGTM! Comprehensive validator creation logic
The implementation correctly handles both genesis and non-genesis cases, with proper signature verification against fork data.
42-54: Verify deposit limit check implementation against Eth2.0 specs
The deposit limit check has been simplified, but we should verify its alignment with the Ethereum 2.0 specifications.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor.go (5)
Line range hint 206-235: Validator updates are correctly aggregated in ProcessSlots
The refactoring to use a single res variable to collect validator updates during slot processing improves code clarity and ensures that all updates are properly accumulated and returned.
337-339: Including processEffectiveBalanceUpdates in epoch processing
Adding processEffectiveBalanceUpdates within processEpoch aligns with Ethereum 2.0 specifications by ensuring effective balances are updated once per epoch.
371-373: Validating that block slot is newer than latest block header
The added check ensures that the block's slot is greater than the latest block header's slot, preventing the processing of stale or duplicate blocks and maintaining chain consistency.
399-404: Verifying block's parent root matches the latest block header
Ensuring that the block's parent root matches the hash tree root of the latest block header strengthens chain integrity by validating the correct parent-child relationship between blocks.
408-412: Preventing slashed proposers from proposing blocks
Adding a check to verify that the proposer is not slashed prevents penalized validators from proposing new blocks, adhering to consensus rules and enhancing network security.
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Mainnet follows: If balance below ejection balance after 1 epoch --> trigger withdrawal for validator
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (1)
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PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go:105-106
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/errors.go (1)
33-34: LGTM! Verify error usage in state processor.
The new error definition follows the established pattern and is well-documented. The error is essential for maintaining consensus integrity by catching proposer mismatches.
Let's verify how this error is used in the codebase:
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Error is properly implemented and used correctly
The error is well integrated into the state processor's validation logic, where it's used to catch mismatches between the stored proposer address and the consensus-provided proposer address. The implementation follows Go's best practices by:
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errors.Wrapfto add context with both addresses for debugging - Performing the check early in the validation flow
- Using clear variable names that match the error's purpose
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (1)
43-55: LGTM! Simplified deposit verification aligns with Eth2.0 specs.
The partial check against MaxDepositsPerBlock is correctly implemented as an interim solution. The TODO comment appropriately flags the need for complete eth1Data verification in the future.
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408-412: Correctly Prevent Slashed Proposers from Proposing Blocks
The added check to prevent slashed validators from proposing new blocks is aligned with Ethereum 2.0 specifications and enhances the protocol's security by ensuring that penalized validators cannot participate in block proposals.
Line range hint 371-379: Verify Block Slot Progression Logic
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mod/primitives/pkg/crypto/mocks/bls_signer.mock.go (1)
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BLS type changes need attention - inconsistent usage detected
The codebase shows mixed usage of old and new BLS types, which needs to be addressed:
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crypto.BLSPubkey(60+ occurrences) andcrypto.BLSSignature(40+ occurrences)- The new fixed-size types
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126-139: LGTM! Verify impact of BLS type changesThe parameter type changes for
VerifySignatureare implemented correctly. However, since this is part of a broader change in BLS types across the codebase, we should verify the impact.Also applies to: 149-170
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/deposit_store.mock.go (1)
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/beacon_block.mock.go (1)
1-1: Verify mockery version consistency across the codebase
The mockery version update from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 looks good. However, let's ensure all mock files are using the same version to maintain consistency.
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mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/mocks/dispatcher.mock.go (2)
1-1: LGTM: Mockery version bump from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0
The update to mockery v2.49.0 is the only change in this auto-generated file. The mock implementation maintains all the expected functionality and follows best practices.
1-1: Verify mockery version consistency across the codebase
Let's ensure all mock files are using the same version of mockery to maintain consistency.
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/prunable.mock.go (1)
1-1: LGTM! Note: This is an auto-generated file.
The mock implementation is correctly generated and follows best practices. Remember not to manually modify this file as it's auto-generated by mockery.
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mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/mocks/registry_option.mock.go (1)
1-1: LGTM! Verify mockery version consistency.
The changes look good as they're auto-generated by mockery. The version bump from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 is the only change.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/node.mock.go (2)
8-8: LGTM! Type parameter standardization looks good.
The change from any to interface{} across all type parameters is consistent and maintains backward compatibility. This standardization aligns with Go's type system practices.
Also applies to: 12-12, 51-51, 81-81
1-1: Verify mockery version compatibility.
The mockery version has been updated from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0.
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Based on the output, I can see that all mock files in the codebase are consistently using mockery v2.49.0, and there are no files using the older v2.48.0 version. Additionally, I found mockery is listed as a development dependency in tools.go. Since all mock files are using the same version and there's no version mismatch, I can provide the final response:
Mockery version is consistent across the codebase
All generated mock files are using mockery v2.49.0 and there are no files using older versions, indicating the update was applied consistently.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal.mock.go (5)
13-15: LGTM! Type constraint change maintains compatibility
The change from any to interface{} is semantically equivalent and follows Go's type system best practices.
17-19: LGTM! Consistent type constraint update
The type parameter change maintains consistency with the main Withdrawal type.
46-48: LGTM! Type constraint consistently updated
The type parameter change aligns with the pattern applied to other types in this file.
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Line range hint 78-86: LGTM! Verify constructor usage in tests
The constructor's type parameter update maintains consistency while preserving the cleanup functionality.
mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal_credentials.mock.go (2)
Line range hint 1-103: LGTM - Auto-generated mock looks correct
The mock implementation follows the standard mockery patterns and provides appropriate functionality for testing the WithdrawalCredentials interface.
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mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/mocks/basic.mock.go (1)
1-1: LGTM! Mockery version upgrade.
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/pruner.mock.go (1)
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/state_processor.mock.go (4)
Line range hint 24-54: LGTM! Robust mock implementation.
The ProcessSlots implementation includes proper error handling, type assertions, and follows testify/mock best practices.
Line range hint 86-95: LGTM! Well-structured mock constructor.
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Line range hint 56-84: LGTM! Verify mock usage in tests.
The mock implementation is correct. Let's verify its usage in tests to ensure proper validator update handling.
mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/mocks/blobs_bundle.mock.go (5)
1-1: LGTM: Mock file successfully regenerated with newer mockery version.
The file has been regenerated using mockery v2.49.0, which is a minor version upgrade from v2.48.0.
Line range hint 3-11: LGTM: Import declarations are properly structured.
The imports are correctly organized, importing both internal packages (primitives, eip4844) and external testing dependencies.
Line range hint 13-137: LGTM: Mock implementation follows best practices.
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- Proper error handling for undefined return values
- Type assertions with fallback handling
- Helper methods for setting expectations
- Proper method signatures matching the interface
Line range hint 139-153: LGTM: Constructor implementation is correct.
The NewBlobsBundle constructor properly:
- Takes a testing.T compatible interface
- Sets up cleanup for assertions
- Returns an initialized mock
Line range hint 1-153: Verify interface implementation completeness.
Let's ensure this mock completely and correctly implements the BlobsBundle interface.
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I notice a discrepancy in the return type of GetProofs(). The interface defines it as []eip4844.KZGProof but the mock implements it as []bytes.B48. Let me verify if there's any type aliasing or relationship between these types.
Mock implementation has correct types - KZGProof is an alias for bytes.B48
The mock implementation is correct. From the search results, we can see in mod/primitives/pkg/eip4844/kzg_proof.go that KZGProof is a type alias for bytes.B48:
type KZGProof = bytes.B48The mock correctly implements all three methods from the interface with matching signatures:
GetBlobs() []*eip4844.BlobGetCommitments() []eip4844.KZGCommitmentGetProofs() []bytes.B48(equivalent to[]eip4844.KZGProof)
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/mocks/execution_engine.mock.go (3)
15-15: LGTM! Type parameter changes maintain type safety.
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Also applies to: 19-19, 46-46
Line range hint 76-85: LGTM! Constructor implementation follows mock best practices.
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mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/mocks/payload_attributer.mock.go (2)
Line range hint 1-140: Mock implementation looks complete and correct.
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- All required interface methods (GetSuggestedFeeRecipient, IsNil, Version)
- Proper expectation helpers and type-safe call wrappers
- Appropriate panic messages for unspecified return values
- Test cleanup registration for assertion verification
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The mock implementation fully matches the interface requirements:
GetSuggestedFeeRecipient() common.ExecutionAddressfrom PayloadAttributer interfaceVersion() uint32from embedded Versionable interfaceIsNil() boolfrom embedded Nillable interface
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The mock file is correctly generated and consistent with the PayloadAttributer interface which requires:
GetSuggestedFeeRecipient()methodVersion()method (fromconstraints.Versionable)IsNil()method (fromconstraints.Nillable)
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mod/primitives/pkg/crypto/mocks/bls_signer.mock.go (3)
Line range hint 21-37: LGTM! Consistent type changes for PublicKey
The conversion from crypto.BLSPubkey to [48]byte is implemented correctly with proper error handling and type assertions.
Also applies to: 57-64
Line range hint 68-94: LGTM! Consistent type changes for Sign
The conversion from crypto.BLSSignature to [96]byte is implemented correctly with proper error handling and type assertions.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/availability_store.mock.go (4)
Line range hint 24-41: Implementation follows mock best practices
The mock implementations for both IsDataAvailable and Persist methods include proper error handling, type assertions, and panic conditions for missing return values.
Also applies to: 73-90
Line range hint 44-71: Helper types provide a well-structured mock API
The helper types and methods create a type-safe and fluent interface for setting up mock expectations. The implementation properly handles type conversions and maintains generic type parameters.
Also applies to: 92-119
Line range hint 122-132: Constructor properly handles test lifecycle
The NewAvailabilityStore constructor correctly sets up the mock object and registers cleanup functions to assert expectations after tests complete.
Line range hint 1-132: Verify compatibility with existing mock usage
Since this is an auto-generated mock file with updated type constraints, we should verify that all existing test code using this mock remains compatible.
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No compatibility issues with mock usage
The mock file is auto-generated and the generic type parameters BeaconBlockBodyT and BlobSidecarsT are used consistently throughout the codebase:
- The interface definition in
mod/node-api/backend/types.gomatches the mock implementation - All usages of
AvailabilityStoreacross the codebase properly specify both type parameters - The generic constraints (
interface{}) allow for maximum flexibility while maintaining type safety
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mod/storage/pkg/interfaces/mocks/db.mock.go (2)
Line range hint 1-200: Note: This is an auto-generated file.
This file is generated by mockery and should not be manually modified. Any changes needed should be made through the mockery configuration and regenerating the mocks.
1-1: LGTM on the mockery version update.
The update from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 is a minor version bump that shouldn't introduce breaking changes.
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Mock file should be committed as it's part of the codebase's tools
The mockery tool is listed as a required dependency in build/tools/go.mod, indicating it's an official development tool for this project. While the mock generation commands are not explicitly visible in the Makefiles or as go:generate directives, the presence of mockery in the tools module suggests that mock files are meant to be committed rather than generated during builds.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/deposit_store.mock.go (4)
Line range hint 12-16: LGTM!
The Expecter type implementation maintains consistency with the base type while preserving the standard mockery patterns.
Line range hint 39-63: LGTM!
The EnqueueDeposits mock implementation maintains type safety and follows good error handling practices.
Line range hint 144-170: LGTM!
The Prune mock implementation follows consistent patterns and includes proper error handling.
Line range hint 174-183: LGTM! Verify mock usage in tests
The constructor implementation follows testing best practices and ensures proper test cleanup.
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/block_event.mock.go (1)
1-1: LGTM! Verify mock alignment with interface.
The changes to this auto-generated mock file look good, reflecting only a version update of the mockery tool. The implementation follows best practices for Go mocks, including proper generic type constraints, panic conditions for unspecified returns, and cleanup handling.
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Mock implementation correctly matches the interface definition
The mock implementation in block_event.mock.go perfectly aligns with the BlockEvent interface defined in pruner/types.go. The mock correctly implements all required methods:
Is(async.EventID) boolData() BeaconBlockTContext() context.ContextID() async.EventID
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/block_store.mock.go (3)
54-54: LGTM! Consistent type parameter updates across Call types.
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Also applies to: 110-110, 166-166
13-13: LGTM! Verify consistent type parameter usage across mocks.
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Also applies to: 17-17
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Line range hint 195-204: LGTM! Verify mock usage in existing tests.
The constructor's type parameter update is consistent with other changes.
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Based on our investigation, we can now generate the final response since we have sufficient information. The mock is part of a larger generic interface implementation, and while we found test files importing from the mocks package, we didn't find any direct usage of BlockStore mock yet. This suggests this is a newly added mock or the tests using it are yet to be implemented.
LGTM. The mock constructor's type parameter update is consistent with the interface.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go (3)
Line range hint 133-150: LGTM: Constructor implementation is robust.
The NewValidator constructor correctly:
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- Sets up cleanup for assertions
- Maintains proper generic type constraints
Line range hint 1-150: Verify mock completeness for validator balance updates.
Given that this PR focuses on validator balance updates and effective balance processing, verify that this mock provides all necessary methods for testing the new balance update logic.
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The mock implementation in validator.mock.go correctly implements all methods defined in the Validator interface from mod/node-api/backend/types.go:
GetWithdrawalCredentials()IsFullyWithdrawable(amount math.Gwei, epoch math.Epoch)IsPartiallyWithdrawable(amount1 math.Gwei, amount2 math.Gwei)
The interface does not define any additional balance-related methods, so the mock is complete for testing the validator balance update logic.
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Let me gather more information about the test files that specifically use this mock validator.
Let me try one more verification to specifically look for any test files that might be using this validator mock by searching for the interface methods:
Based on the comprehensive search results, I can now provide the final response:
The mockery version update from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 is safe to proceed with.
The mock validator is used in the state transition and consensus type packages, primarily for testing withdrawal-related functionality. The search results show that:
- The mock's interface methods (
GetWithdrawalCredentials,IsFullyWithdrawable,IsPartiallyWithdrawable) are correctly implemented and match the interface definitions inmod/node-api/backend/types.go. - Recent test file changes in the consensus-types and state-transition packages don't show any breaking changes in the mock usage.
- The mock is generated with proper generic type parameters and maintains the expected method signatures.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/beacon_state.mock.go (4)
1-1: LGTM: Version update to mockery v2.49.0
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15-15: LGTM: Type parameter constraints improved
The change from any to interface{} for all generic type parameters improves type safety and code clarity by explicitly indicating that these type parameters can be any interface type.
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1316-1316: LGTM: ValidatorIndexByPubkey parameter type improved
The change from crypto.BLSPubkey to [48]byte for the validator public key is an improvement as it:
- Makes the size requirement explicit
- Aligns with Ethereum 2.0 BLS public key specifications
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Line range hint 1-1378: LGTM: High-quality mock implementations
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- Consistent implementation patterns
- Thorough error handling
- Proper type assertions and conversions
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go (1)
Line range hint
132-159: Consider reducing duplication in test setup and validationBoth
TestInitializeandTestInitializeBartioshare similar setup and validation patterns. Consider extracting common test setup and validation logic into helper functions to improve maintainability.Example refactor:
+ func setupInitializeTest(t *testing.T, cs chain.Spec[...]) (*StateProcessor, *TestBeaconStateT, []*types.Deposit) { + execEngine := mocks.NewExecutionEngine[...] + // ... common setup code ... + return sp, beaconState, genDeposits + } + func validateInitializeResults(t *testing.T, bs *TestBeaconStateT, genVals []*types.Validator, deposits []*types.Deposit) { + // ... common validation code ... + } func TestInitialize(t *testing.T) { - // Create state processor to test - cs := spec.BetnetChainSpec() - execEngine := mocks.NewExecutionEngine[...] + sp, bs, deposits := setupInitializeTest(t, spec.BetnetChainSpec()) // ... test specific code ... - // check outputs - require.NoError(t, err) - require.Len(t, genVals, len(goodDeposits)) + validateInitializeResults(t, bs, genVals, goodDeposits) }Also applies to: 279-306
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📒 Files selected for processing (6)
mod/config/pkg/spec/special_cases.go(1 hunks)mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor.go(8 hunks)mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go(2 hunks)mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go(7 hunks)mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go(2 hunks)mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go(4 hunks)
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📓 Learnings (4)
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go (2)
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2119
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:109-118
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, we enforce that there is a single deposit per validator in the genesis format; therefore, handling multiple deposits per validator is not necessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:46-159
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: When reviewing the `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` function in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, additional documentation of the initialization sequence is not necessary as per the user's preference.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go (3)
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2114
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go:82-108
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.774Z
Learning: In `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go`, the `deposits` array is part of the test setup and not individual test cases, so adding comments to explain each deposit is not necessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2114
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go:145-175
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go`, refactoring to extract assertion helpers will be revisited when adding unit tests for `Transition`.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2114
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go:79-176
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go`, adding additional tests requires resetting the persistence component, which complicates the implementation.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (1)
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go:105-106
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In this project, detailed TODO comments may not be necessary; concise TODOs are acceptable.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go (4)
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2119
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:109-118
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, we enforce that there is a single deposit per validator in the genesis format; therefore, handling multiple deposits per validator is not necessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go:154-168
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.774Z
Learning: In the `TestTransitionUpdateValidators` function in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go`, adding additional assertions for balance relationships is not necessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2119
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go:424-440
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In the `TestTransitionHittingValidatorsCap` function in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go`, adding additional assertions to verify validator set size after initialization is unnecessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go:175-197
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.774Z
Learning: In Go test files within the `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/` directory, when a test is already substantial in size, avoid adding verbose code or comments that increase its length further.
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go
416-416: for loop can be changed to i := range genDeposits
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230-230: formatter: remove unnecessary fmt.Sprintf
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417-417: formatter: remove unnecessary fmt.Sprintf
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🔇 Additional comments (19)
mod/config/pkg/spec/special_cases.go (2)
31-31: LGTM: Constant rename improves naming consistency
The renaming of BArtioValRoot to BartioValRoot follows proper naming conventions.
31-31: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Create a GitHub issue to track removal of Bartio special cases
The comment indicates this is temporary special case handling "to be removed". While the constant rename improves consistency, we should ensure this technical debt is tracked.
Let me help create a GitHub issue to track the removal of these special cases. Would you like me to:
- Create an issue to track the removal of Bartio special cases
- Include a timeline recommendation based on the validator balance processing improvements mentioned in the PR?
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go (5)
57-65: LGTM: Clean Eth1Data initialization
The initialization of Eth1Data with proper error handling looks good.
67-80: Consider adding error handling for block initialization
While the initialization sequence is correct, consider adding error handling for blkBody.Empty() and blkBody.HashTreeRoot() calls to handle potential failures gracefully.
103-111: LGTM: Proper chain-specific validators root handling
The conditional logic for handling Bartio chain ID and computing validators root is correct.
130-142: LGTM: Complete state initialization with proper error handling
The initialization of withdrawal indices and slashing amount with proper error handling is well implemented.
35-44: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Address the cognitive complexity TODO comment
The function is marked with a TODO to fix cognitive complexity. Consider breaking down the initialization steps into smaller, focused helper functions to improve maintainability and readability.
Example structure:
func (sp *StateProcessor[...]) InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1(...) (..., error) {
if err := sp.initializeFork(st, genesisVersion); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
if err := sp.initializeEth1Data(st, execPayloadHeader); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// ... and so on
}⛔ Skipped due to learnings
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2119
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:109-118
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, we enforce that there is a single deposit per validator in the genesis format; therefore, handling multiple deposits per validator is not necessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:46-159
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: When reviewing the `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` function in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, additional documentation of the initialization sequence is not necessary as per the user's preference.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (1)
93-98: LGTM! Consider using errors.Is for cleaner error handling.
The simplified balance update logic is good. For better error handling, consider using a predefined error type:
+var ErrValidatorNotFound = errors.New("validator not found")
-// TODO: improve error handling by distinguishing
-// validator not found from other kind of errors
if err != nil {
+ if errors.Is(err, ErrValidatorNotFound) {
return sp.createValidator(st, dep)
+ }
+ return err
}mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go (3)
64-67: LGTM! Good improvement in code readability
The introduction of these variables makes the code more maintainable and the balance thresholds more explicit.
71-112: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage for deposit scenarios
The test cases effectively cover various balance scenarios including:
- Maximum balance thresholds
- Minimum balance thresholds
- Non-increment aligned balances
- Edge cases around ejection balance
359-376: LGTM! Correct implementation of effective balance validation rules
The validation logic accurately implements the Ethereum 2.0 specifications for effective balance calculations:
- Caps at max balance
- Ensures increment alignment for intermediate balances
- Properly handles ejection cases
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go (2)
70-71: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Consider using named constants for clarity.
The calculation of minBalance and increment could be more explicit about their purpose in the validator lifecycle.
-increment = math.Gwei(cs.EffectiveBalanceIncrement())
-minBalance = math.Gwei(cs.EjectionBalance())
+// Increment for effective balance calculations
+effectiveBalanceIncrement = math.Gwei(cs.EffectiveBalanceIncrement())
+// Minimum balance required to avoid ejection
+ejectionThreshold = math.Gwei(cs.EjectionBalance())⛔ Skipped due to learnings
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go:154-168
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.774Z
Learning: In the `TestTransitionUpdateValidators` function in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go`, adding additional assertions for balance relationships is not necessary.
84-97: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Document the significance of deposit amounts.
The deposit amounts use specific calculations (e.g., minBalance + increment, maxBalance - 6*increment) but their significance in testing different validator scenarios isn't clear.
Add comments explaining the test scenarios:
{
Pubkey: [48]byte{0x01},
Credentials: emptyCredentials,
- Amount: minBalance + increment,
+ // Test minimum viable validator (just above ejection threshold)
+ Amount: minBalance + increment,
Index: uint64(0),
},
{
Pubkey: [48]byte{0x02},
Credentials: emptyCredentials,
- Amount: maxBalance - 6*increment,
+ // Test validator well below max balance
+ Amount: maxBalance - 6*increment,
Index: uint64(1),
},
{
Pubkey: [48]byte{0x03},
Credentials: emptyCredentials,
- Amount: maxBalance - 3*increment,
+ // Test validator near max balance
+ Amount: maxBalance - 3*increment,
Index: uint64(2),
},Likely invalid or redundant comment.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor.go (6)
390-390: Addition of Block Age Verification
The added check ensures that the incoming block is newer than the latest block header, preventing the processing of stale or duplicate blocks. This enhances the integrity of the chain by enforcing proper block sequencing.
418-423: Verify Parent Block Root for Blockchain Continuity
By verifying that the parent block root matches the expected value from the latest block header, the code ensures blockchain continuity and prevents forks or inconsistencies. This is a crucial validation step for maintaining the integrity of the chain.
427-431: Ensure Proposer Is Not Slashed Before Block Processing
The addition of a check to verify that the proposer is not slashed enforces protocol rules, as slashed validators should not be allowed to propose new blocks. This helps in maintaining consensus safety and protocol correctness.
356-358: Update Effective Balances Once Per Epoch
Including processEffectiveBalanceUpdates in the processEpoch function ensures that validators' effective balances are updated only once per epoch. This aligns with the Ethereum 2.0 specifications and prevents unnecessary balance updates at every slot, optimizing performance.
565-575: Simplify Effective Balance Update Condition
Consider simplifying the condition that determines when to update a validator's effective balance to improve readability. By computing the absolute difference between the balance and effective balance, the condition becomes clearer.
This was previously suggested and remains a beneficial change.
546-546:
Prevent Division by Zero in Hysteresis Increment Calculation
Ensure that sp.cs.HysteresisQuotient() is non-zero before performing the division to calculate hysteresisIncrement. A zero value would cause a division by zero error, leading to a runtime panic.
Apply this diff to add a check for zero value:
hysteresisIncrement := sp.cs.EffectiveBalanceIncrement() / sp.cs.HysteresisQuotient()
+if sp.cs.HysteresisQuotient() == 0 {
+ return errors.New("HysteresisQuotient must be non-zero to prevent division by zero")
+}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/deposits_validation.go (2)
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33-93: Consider refactoring chain-specific logic and standardizing error handling.The code could benefit from the following improvements:
- Extract chain-specific logic into a separate method to reduce duplication and improve maintainability:
func (sp *StateProcessor) shouldSkipValidation(chainID uint64, slot *math.Uint64) bool { switch { case chainID == spec.BartioChainID: return true case chainID == spec.BoonetEth1ChainID: if slot == nil || slot.Unwrap() < spec.BoonetFork2Height { return true } } return false }
- Standardize error handling patterns by consistently using
errors.Wrapinstead of mixing withfmt.Errorf.Would you like me to propose a complete refactoring of these functions?
Also applies to: 94-185
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
Documentation and logging needed for deposit validation exceptions
The code shows that Bartio and Boonet chains have special validation exceptions due to historical bugs, but this is not properly documented or logged. From the search results:
- There are multiple special cases for Bartio and Boonet across the codebase
- The comment "Bartio does not properly validate deposits index" lacks detailed explanation
- The code confirms these are backward compatibility measures (
// Special cased Bartio for some ad-hoc handling)- No logging is present when these validations are skipped
Recommendations:
- Add detailed documentation in
spec/special_cases.goexplaining the historical context of these validation exceptions- Add logging statements when validation is skipped for Bartio and Boonet chains
- Consider adding metrics to track skipped validations for better monitoring
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33-93: Add logging and documentation for skipped validations.For security-critical operations like deposit validation, it's important to:
- Log when validation is skipped for specific chains
- Document why validation can be safely skipped for Bartio and Boonet
- Consider adding metrics to track skipped validations
This helps with:
- Audit trails
- Debugging issues
- Understanding security implications
Let's verify the usage of these validation functions:
Also applies to: 94-185
Let me gather more context about the validation functions and their usage:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for calls to these validation functions ast-grep --pattern 'validateGenesisDeposits($$$)' ast-grep --pattern 'validateNonGenesisDeposits($$$)' # Look for any security-related comments or documentation rg -i "security|validation|skip" --type goLength of output: 9595
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any logging related to deposits validation rg -i "deposit.*validation|validation.*deposit" --type go # Look for documentation about Bartio and Boonet chains rg -i "bartio|boonet" --type go # Search for any test files related to deposits validation fd -e go -x grep -l "deposit.*validation" {}Length of output: 6844
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go (1)
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40-43: Update function documentation to match the renamed function.The function name has been changed from
TestTransitionUpdateValidatorstoTestTransitionUpdateValidator(singular), but the documentation still uses the plural form.-// TestTransitionUpdateValidators shows that when validator is -// updated (increasing amount), corrensponding balance is updated. +// TestTransitionUpdateValidator shows that when a validator's +// balance is increased through a deposit, both the immediate balance +// and effective balance (at epoch transition) are updated accordingly.mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (1)
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122-124: Ensure Bartio-Specific Code Is IsolatedThe TODO comment indicates that the code block is a temporary fix for a bug specific to Bartio:
// TODO: This is a bug that lives on bArtio. Delete this eventually. if sp.cs.DepositEth1ChainID() == spec.BartioChainID { // Note in AddValidatorBartio we implicitly increase // the balance from state st. This is unlike AddValidator. return st.AddValidatorBartio(val) }Ensure that this Bartio-specific code is properly isolated to prevent unintended side effects in other environments. When the bug is resolved, remember to remove this code block to maintain codebase cleanliness.
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📒 Files selected for processing (4)
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/deposits_validation.go(1 hunks)mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go(2 hunks)mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go(2 hunks)mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go(4 hunks)
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📓 Learnings (4)
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/deposits_validation.go (1)
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2114
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go:82-108
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.774Z
Learning: In `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis_test.go`, the `deposits` array is part of the test setup and not individual test cases, so adding comments to explain each deposit is not necessary.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go (2)
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2119
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:109-118
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, we enforce that there is a single deposit per validator in the genesis format; therefore, handling multiple deposits per validator is not necessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:46-159
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: When reviewing the `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` function in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, additional documentation of the initialization sequence is not necessary as per the user's preference.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (1)
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go:105-106
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In this project, detailed TODO comments may not be necessary; concise TODOs are acceptable.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go (4)
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2119
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:109-118
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, we enforce that there is a single deposit per validator in the genesis format; therefore, handling multiple deposits per validator is not necessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go:154-168
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.774Z
Learning: In the `TestTransitionUpdateValidators` function in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go`, adding additional assertions for balance relationships is not necessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2119
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go:424-440
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In the `TestTransitionHittingValidatorsCap` function in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go`, adding additional assertions to verify validator set size after initialization is unnecessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go:175-197
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.774Z
Learning: In Go test files within the `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/` directory, when a test is already substantial in size, avoid adding verbose code or comments that increase its length further.
🪛 golangci-lint (1.62.2)
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go
421-421: for loop can be changed to i := range genDeposits
(intrange)
230-230: formatter: remove unnecessary fmt.Sprintf
(testifylint)
422-422: formatter: remove unnecessary fmt.Sprintf
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🔇 Additional comments (9)
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go (4)
107-115: LGTM! Clear handling of Bartio genesis case.
The conditional computation of validators root based on chain ID is well-structured and aligns with the PR's objective of fixing validator balances.
71-84: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding error handling for block initialization.
The block body and header initialization could benefit from error handling for potential failures in Empty() and HashTreeRoot() calls.
var blkBody BeaconBlockBodyT
-blkBody = blkBody.Empty(version.ToUint32(genesisVersion))
+blkBody, err = blkBody.Empty(version.ToUint32(genesisVersion))
+if err != nil {
+ return nil, err
+}
+
+bodyRoot, err := blkBody.HashTreeRoot()
+if err != nil {
+ return nil, err
+}
var blkHeader BeaconBlockHeaderT
blkHeader = blkHeader.New(
0, // slot
0, // proposer index
common.Root{}, // parent block root
common.Root{}, // state root
- blkBody.HashTreeRoot(), // body root
+ bodyRoot, // body root
)Likely invalid or redundant comment.
35-44: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Consider addressing the complexity issue.
The nolint:gocognit directive with a TODO comment suggests this function is too complex. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused functions to improve maintainability and testability.
The function could be split into logical segments like:
initializeBasicState(slot, fork, eth1 data)initializeBlockHeaders(block body, header)processGenesisDeposits(deposits validation and processing)finalizeGenesisState(validators root, execution payload)
⛔ Skipped due to learnings
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2119
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:109-118
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: In `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, we enforce that there is a single deposit per validator in the genesis format; therefore, handling multiple deposits per validator is not necessary.
Learnt from: abi87
PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2142
File: mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go:46-159
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T11:12:56.773Z
Learning: When reviewing the `InitializePreminedBeaconStateFromEth1` function in `mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_genesis.go`, additional documentation of the initialization sequence is not necessary as per the user's preference.
134-146: Verify initialization sequence for withdrawals and slashing.
The initialization sequence looks correct, but please ensure:
- The order of withdrawal index initialization is significant
- Setting total slashing to 0 aligns with the validator balance fixes
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results from our previous scripts, I can now generate the final response as we have sufficient information about the initialization sequence and its usage patterns in the codebase.
Initialization sequence for withdrawals and slashing is correctly ordered
The initialization sequence is verified to be correct because:
- Setting withdrawal indices to 0 is the proper genesis state initialization, with
SetNextWithdrawalIndexfollowed bySetNextWithdrawalValidatorIndex - The order matches the withdrawal processing pattern seen in
state_processor_staking.go - Setting
TotalSlashingto 0 is consistent with the genesis state and aligns with the slashing management interface instate/interfaces.go
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking_test.go (3)
70-71: LGTM! Improved variable naming.
Good use of descriptive variable names increment and minBalance to make the code more readable.
245-434: LGTM! Well-structured test for validator creation.
The new test function TestTransitionCreateValidator is well-structured and follows the same pattern as the update test, making it easy to understand and maintain. It properly verifies:
- Initial validator creation
- Immediate balance updates
- Effective balance updates at epoch transition
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🪛 golangci-lint (1.62.2)
421-421: for loop can be changed to i := range genDeposits
(intrange)
422-422: formatter: remove unnecessary fmt.Sprintf
(testifylint)
78-98: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Consider documenting the deposit amount calculations.
The deposit amounts are carefully chosen to test different scenarios:
- Validator 1:
minBalance + increment(minimum viable balance) - Validator 2:
maxBalance - 6*increment(room for multiple increments) - Validator 3:
maxBalance - 3*increment(room for fewer increments)
var (
genDeposits = []*types.Deposit{
{
Pubkey: [48]byte{0x01},
Credentials: emptyCredentials,
- Amount: minBalance + increment,
+ Amount: minBalance + increment, // Minimum viable balance
Index: uint64(0),
},
{
Pubkey: [48]byte{0x02},
Credentials: emptyCredentials,
- Amount: maxBalance - 6*increment,
+ Amount: maxBalance - 6*increment, // Room for multiple increments
Index: uint64(1),
},
{
Pubkey: [48]byte{0x03},
Credentials: emptyCredentials,
- Amount: maxBalance - 3*increment,
+ Amount: maxBalance - 3*increment, // Room for fewer increments
Index: uint64(2),
},
}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (2)
43-56: Approved: Simplification of Deposit Verification Logic
The updated logic in processOperations simplifies deposit verification by directly comparing the number of deposits against the maximum allowed per block. This approach reduces complexity and is acceptable for the project's requirements.
92-93: TODO Comment Noted
The TODO regarding improving error handling by distinguishing ErrNotFound from other errors is concise and aligns with the project's standard for TODO comments.
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This PR fixes validators' balances and effective balances to make it closer to Eth 2.0 specs. In more details:
processEffectiveBalanceUpdatesto update balances at each epoch turnNote: the PR is somewhat large, but most of the code (> 300LOC) comes from added unit tests.
Left for upcoming PRs:
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