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refactor(assets): validator pubkey -> id #253

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@MaxMustermann2 MaxMustermann2 commented Nov 28, 2024

Excludes changes in x/oracle and the price feeder

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced clarity in validator identification by renaming parameters from validatorPubkey to validatorID across multiple functions and methods.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved documentation and comments for better understanding of the validator identifier's usage and variability.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined parameter names for consistency and semantic clarity without altering the underlying functionality.

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The pull request introduces changes to several files, primarily focusing on renaming the parameter validatorPubkey to validatorID across multiple functions and methods. This modification aims to enhance clarity regarding the identifier's nature, indicating that it may represent either an index or a public key. The changes are consistent across the IAssets interface, the DepositOrWithdraw method, and the DepositWithdrawParams method, ensuring that the new naming convention is uniformly applied without altering the underlying logic or control flow.

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File Path Change Summary
precompiles/assets/IAssets.sol Renamed validatorPubkey to validatorID in depositNST and withdrawNST functions.
precompiles/assets/tx.go Renamed ValidatorPubkey to ValidatorID in DepositOrWithdraw method of Precompile struct.
precompiles/assets/types.go Renamed validatorPubkey to validatorID in DepositWithdrawParams method of Precompile struct.
x/assets/keeper/bank.go Renamed ValidatorPubkey to ValidatorID in DepositWithdrawParams struct.
precompiles/assets/abi.json Renamed validatorPubkey to validatorID in depositNST and withdrawNST function signatures.

Possibly related PRs

  • fix(assets): allow native chain to be registered #200: The changes in precompiles/assets/tx.go regarding the renaming of ValidatorPubkey to ValidatorID are directly related to the main PR's modifications in the same file, which also involve renaming the parameter for consistency.
  • add validation for supported nstID #223: Although this PR primarily focuses on asset ID validation, it modifies the UpdateNSTValidatorListForStaker method, which is relevant to the context of validator identification and may indirectly relate to the changes in parameter naming in the main PR.

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  • leonz789
  • TimmyExogenous
  • cloud8little

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303-304: LGTM! Parameter renaming in withdrawNST maintains symmetry.

The change from validatorPubkey to validatorID maintains consistency with the depositNST function and accurately reflects the parameter's purpose.


53-54: LGTM! Parameter renaming in depositNST is consistent.

The change from validatorPubkey to validatorID is appropriate as it better represents the parameter's flexibility to store either an index or a public key.

Let's verify the consistency of this change across the codebase:

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Parameter renaming from validatorPubkey to validatorID is consistent with codebase changes

The change is part of a broader refactoring effort where:

  • The old term validatorPubkey is being phased out in favor of the more generic validatorID
  • The change is consistently implemented in related files:
    • Solidity interface (IAssets.sol) updated with new parameter name and documentation
    • Type definitions and parameter handling in Go code (assets/types.go)
    • ABI definitions in precompiles/assets/abi.json
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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
precompiles/assets/IAssets.sol (1)

39-44: LGTM! Consider enhancing the parameter documentation.

The parameter rename from validatorPubkey to validatorID better reflects its dual nature. The documentation update is clear but could be even more helpful.

Consider expanding the documentation to include format expectations:

-    /// @param validatorID The validator's identifier (index or pubkey)
+    /// @param validatorID The validator's identifier (can be either an index number or a public key in hex format)
precompiles/assets/types.go (1)

75-75: TODO comment needs attention.

There's a TODO comment about adding a validator pubkey check that needs to be addressed. Additionally, the comment still refers to "validator pubkey" which should be updated to maintain consistency with the new terminology.

Would you like me to help implement the validator ID check or create a GitHub issue to track this task?

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x/assets/keeper/bank.go (2)

18-18: LGTM! Verify struct field usage across the codebase.

The rename from ValidatorPubkey to ValidatorID is more appropriate as it's a more generic identifier.

Let's verify all usages of this struct field:

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Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:

Verified: The struct field rename is consistent across the codebase

The field rename from ValidatorPubkey to ValidatorID is properly implemented and used consistently:

  • In precompiles/assets/types.go: Field is set as ValidatorID
  • In precompiles/assets/tx.go: Field is referenced as ValidatorID
  • No lingering references to the old field name in the assets module

Note: The ValidatorPubkey references found in the oracle module are unrelated as they belong to a different data structure (StakerInfo).

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Line range hint 23-67: Clarify the purpose of ValidatorID field

The ValidatorID field in DepositWithdrawParams is not used within PerformDepositOrWithdraw. This raises two possibilities:

  1. Missing validation for the ValidatorID
  2. The field might be unnecessary in this context

Let's check if this field is used elsewhere:

Consider either:

  • Adding validation if the field is required
  • Documenting why the field is needed but not validated
  • Moving the field to a more specific struct if it's not needed here
precompiles/assets/IAssets.sol (1)

69-74: LGTM! Verify consistency across related components.

The changes maintain symmetry with the depositNST function, which is excellent for code consistency.

Let's verify that this naming convention is consistently applied across related components:

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Parameter renaming is consistently applied

The codebase search confirms that:

  • All instances of the old validatorPubkey parameter have been replaced
  • The new validatorID parameter is used consistently in both depositNST and withdrawNST functions
  • The parameter naming and documentation style is uniform across the interface
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precompiles/assets/types.go (1)

66-69: LGTM! Clear improvement in variable naming and documentation.

The renaming from validatorPubkey to validatorID better reflects the variable's purpose, as it can represent either an index or a public key depending on the source chain. The added comments effectively explain this variability with concrete examples.

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looks good.

@MaxMustermann2 MaxMustermann2 merged commit c408557 into ExocoreNetwork:develop Dec 2, 2024
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