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Fix/linear pricing #1812
Fix/linear pricing #1812
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@lemunozm I am not sure if I implemented it wrongly, but I can not figure out how to fix the test. ^^ |
Yeah, we should use different types. That was something pending I had in mind to do it.
I'll check it! |
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Much cleaner now!
Just a question to double-check
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let price_value_after_half_year = MARKET_PRICE_VALUE + (NOTIONAL - MARKET_PRICE_VALUE) / 2; |
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I like more how you have tested this!
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Thanks for tackle my suggestions!
Probably |
pallets/loans/src/entities/input.rs
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@@ -61,6 +61,6 @@ impl<T: Config> RepaidInput<T> { | |||
#[scale_info(skip_type_params(T))] | |||
pub enum PriceCollectionInput<T: Config> { | |||
Empty, | |||
Custom(BoundedBTreeMap<T::PriceId, T::Balance, T::MaxActiveLoansPerPool>), | |||
Custom(BoundedBTreeMap<T::PriceId, (T::Balance, T::Moment), T::MaxActiveLoansPerPool>), |
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Custom(BoundedBTreeMap<T::PriceId, (T::Balance, T::Moment), T::MaxActiveLoansPerPool>), | |
Custom(BoundedBTreeMap<T::PriceId, PriceOf<T>, ::MaxActiveLoansPerPool>), |
To fix the clippy issue
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BadOrigin | ||
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T::AdminOrigin::ensure_origin(origin, &pool_id)?; |
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Nice! I didn't know about EnsureOriginWithArg
. Probably, I should have used it in oracle-collection
instead of PreConditions
there.
runtime/common/src/pool.rs
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<T as frame_system::Config>::RuntimeOrigin: From<RawOrigin<<T as frame_system::Config>::AccountId>> | ||
+ Into<Result<RawOrigin<<T as frame_system::Config>::AccountId>, T::RuntimeOrigin>>, |
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NIT. I think this is already satisfied by RuntimeOrigin
Thanks for the awesome PR description! ❤️ Very helpful |
@@ -76,6 +77,9 @@ pub struct ExternalPricing<T: Config> { | |||
/// borrow/repay and the current oracle price. | |||
/// See [`ExternalAmount::settlement_price`]. | |||
pub max_price_variation: T::Rate, | |||
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/// If the pricing is estimated with a linear pricing model. | |||
pub with_linear_pricing: bool, |
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With this, I think now is much more understandable what's happening 🎉
pallets/pool-system/src/mock.rs
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#[cfg(not(feature = "runtime-benchmarks"))] | ||
fn try_origin(o: RuntimeOrigin, _: &PoolId) -> Result<Self::Success, RuntimeOrigin> { | ||
<RuntimeOrigin as Into<Result<RawOrigin<AccountId>, RuntimeOrigin>>>::into(o).and_then( | ||
|r| match r { | ||
RawOrigin::Root => Ok(()), | ||
RawOrigin::Signed(account) => { | ||
if account == DEFAULT_POOL_OWNER { | ||
Ok(()) | ||
} else { | ||
Err(RawOrigin::Signed(account).into()) | ||
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RawOrigin::None => Err(RawOrigin::None.into()), | ||
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} |
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Why do we need this special implementation? Do not we want always Ok()
for testing?
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Mmmh. Good point. If this is covered in the integration test, probably not.
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Changed to an all version
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fn current_price_inner( |
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The current on-chain behavior is:
- If oracle is found, use oracle price
- If not found, use linear accrual price.
That behavior can not be modeled right now. We need to choose between:
- Use oracle price or if not use settlement price (
with_linear_pricing = false
) - Use always linear accrual price (
with_linear_pricing = true
)
Do we want this? Don't we still want to model the current behavior?
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No, we want to change that too.
Get the price:
- IF oracle → use oracle
- ELSE → use settlement price
Use the price:
- IF linear pricing → use linear pricing
- ELSE → just use price
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What's the difference between "Get the price" and "Use the price"?
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Get is either orale or settlement. Use is just for using whatever came out of the get.
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I would add new 2 test cases to check a loan configured with use_linear_price = true
always uses the linear accrual with oracle value and with settlement price
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Well, after the changes of this PR all loans comes with use_linear_price = true
, so we should check the false
version instead
@mustermeiszer I will do the migration and open a PR against this base. Context |
* not overpassing maturity * better fix * fix minor thing
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Some few minor and NITs comments, but LGTM!
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Thank you so much for tackling my Nits ❤️
Description
Currently, linear pricing is only used with the latest settlement price. Rather we want the linear pricing to be used IF the feature is enabled and then
Changes and Descriptions
NOTE: We need that is with the current setup Anemoy will set the validity of its oracles to always be valid which would allow anyone to close an epoch.
Communicate with Apps
None
close epoch
fieldsExternalPricing
changed. There is now an additional fieldwith_linear_pricing
that allows to toggle that featureCommunicate with Embrio
LoanEvent::Created
needs to be filtered by block after the upgrade to include thewith_linear_pricing
infoChecklist: