feat: refactor #55
feat: refactor #55
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merkle/merkle.go (1)
60-74: Validation of initialization parametersIn the
InitializeWorkingTreemethod, consider adding validation to ensure that theversionparameter is greater than zero. This will prevent potential issues with uninitialized or default versions.Apply the following diff to add the validation:
func (m *Merkle) InitializeWorkingTree(version uint64, treeIndex uint64, startLeafIndex uint64) error { + if version == 0 { + return fmt.Errorf("version must be greater than zero") + } if treeIndex < 1 || startLeafIndex < 1 { return fmt.Errorf("failed to initialize working tree index: %d, leaf: %d; invalid index", treeIndex, startLeafIndex) }challenger/challenger.go (1)
281-283: Method receiver should be a pointerThe
DBmethod has a receiver of typeChallengerinstead of*Challenger. This means it operates on a copy of theChallengerstruct, which can lead to unintended behavior.Change the receiver to a pointer to ensure it uses the same instance:
-func (c Challenger) DB() types.DB { +func (c *Challenger) DB() types.DB { return c.db }node/broadcaster/broadcaster.go (2)
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91-110: Enhance error context in initializationWhile the error handling is generally good, consider adding more context to errors during account initialization.
func (b *Broadcaster) Initialize(ctx types.Context, status *rpccoretypes.ResultStatus, keyringConfigs []btypes.KeyringConfig) error { for _, keyringConfig := range keyringConfigs { account, err := NewBroadcasterAccount(ctx, b.cfg, b.cdc, b.txConfig, b.rpcClient, keyringConfig) if err != nil { - return err + return errors.Wrapf(err, "failed to create broadcaster account for config: %s", keyringConfig.Name) } err = account.Load(ctx) if err != nil { - return err + return errors.Wrapf(err, "failed to load broadcaster account: %s", keyringConfig.Name) } b.accounts = append(b.accounts, account) b.addressAccountMap[account.GetAddressString()] = len(b.accounts) - 1 }
268-289: Add input validation to MsgsToProcessedMsgsThe utility method should validate its input parameters to prevent potential issues.
func MsgsToProcessedMsgs(queues map[string][]sdk.Msg) []btypes.ProcessedMsgs { + if queues == nil { + return nil + } res := make([]btypes.ProcessedMsgs, 0) for sender := range queues { + if sender == "" { + continue + } msgs := queues[sender] + if len(msgs) == 0 { + continue + } for i := 0; i < len(msgs); i += 5 {
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node/block_handler.go (1)
28-54: Code looks good and is well-structured
The handleBlockTxs function properly checks for the mismatch in transaction counts and processes each transaction and its events accordingly. Error handling is appropriately managed with contextual wrapping.
merkle/types/db.go (2)
69-69:
Ensure backward compatibility when changing JSON tags
Changing the JSON tag from "height_data" to "last_siblings" in TreeInfo may break backward compatibility with existing serialized data.
Consider implementing custom unmarshal logic to handle both old and new tags or provide a migration path for existing data.
123-132: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add validation for critical fields in NewFinalizedTreeInfo
The constructor should validate critical fields like root, treeHeight, and leafCount to prevent invalid tree states.
Apply the following diff to add validation:
func NewFinalizedTreeInfo(treeIndex uint64, treeHeight uint8, root []byte, startLeafIndex uint64, leafCount uint64, extraData []byte) FinalizedTreeInfo {
+ if len(root) == 0 {
+ panic("root hash cannot be empty")
+ }
+ if treeHeight == 0 {
+ panic("tree height cannot be zero")
+ }
+ if leafCount == 0 {
+ panic("leaf count cannot be zero")
+ }
return FinalizedTreeInfo{
TreeIndex: treeIndex,
TreeHeight: treeHeight,
Root: root,
StartLeafIndex: startLeafIndex,
LeafCount: leafCount,
ExtraData: extraData,
}
}node/broadcaster/broadcaster.go (3)
4-4: LGTM: Improved struct organization and dependencies
The structural changes enhance the code organization by:
- Adding proper hex encoding support for transaction hashes
- Introducing better account management with addressAccountMap
- Improving state tracking with syncedHeight
Also applies to: 32-48
153-169:
Fix potential infinite loop in transaction waiting
The break statement inside the select case will only break from the select, not the for loop. Additionally, there's no explicit check for transaction inclusion status.
- case <-timer.C:
- break
+ case <-timer.C:
+ ctx.Logger().Info("timeout reached while waiting for pending transactions")
+ return nil38-44: Verify channel operations and goroutine safety
The interaction between txChannel and pendingTxs needs careful verification to prevent potential deadlocks or race conditions.
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Mutex and channel operations appear to be properly implemented
The verification shows:
- All mutex locks are properly paired with deferred unlocks
- No nested locks that could cause deadlocks
- Channel operations are straightforward with no complex blocking patterns
- Consistent mutex protection for the pendingTxs slice
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challenger/child/withdraw.go (3)
43-45: Consider usingfmt.Sprintffor the panic message.While the invariant check is crucial, constructing the error message directly in
fmt.Errorfcould be inefficient. Consider pre-formatting the message:- panic(fmt.Errorf("INVARIANT failed; handleInitiateWithdrawal expect to working tree at leaf `%d` (start `%d` + count `%d`) but we got leaf `%d`", workingTree.StartLeafIndex+workingTree.LeafCount, workingTree.StartLeafIndex, workingTree.LeafCount, l2Sequence)) + msg := fmt.Sprintf("INVARIANT failed; handleInitiateWithdrawal expect to working tree at leaf `%d` (start `%d` + count `%d`) but we got leaf `%d`", workingTree.StartLeafIndex+workingTree.LeafCount, workingTree.StartLeafIndex, workingTree.LeafCount, l2Sequence) + panic(fmt.Errorf(msg))
76-76: Consider pre-formatting the panic message.Similar to the previous suggestion, consider pre-formatting the panic message for better performance:
- panic(fmt.Errorf("working tree not found at height: %d, current: %d", blockHeight-1, blockHeight)) + msg := fmt.Sprintf("working tree not found at height: %d, current: %d", blockHeight-1, blockHeight) + panic(fmt.Errorf(msg))
121-121: Consider pre-formatting the panic message.For consistency with previous suggestions:
- panic(fmt.Errorf("INVARIANT failed; handleTree expect to finalize tree at block `%d` but we got block `%d`", ch.finalizingBlockHeight, blockHeight)) + msg := fmt.Sprintf("INVARIANT failed; handleTree expect to finalize tree at block `%d` but we got block `%d`", ch.finalizingBlockHeight, blockHeight) + panic(fmt.Errorf(msg))challenger/host/handler.go (2)
13-18: Consider adding documentation for the event queues.While the implementation is clean, adding comments explaining the purpose of
eventQueueandoutputPendingEventQueuewould improve code maintainability.
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77-82: Add documentation explaining the txIndex condition.Consider adding a comment explaining why only the first transaction (txIndex == 0) is processed by the oracle handler.
challenger/db/db.go (2)
141-141: Use logging instead offmt.Printffor consistent loggingUsing
fmt.Printfdirectly for logging is not recommended. Consider using a logger for consistent and configurable logging throughout your application.Apply this diff to switch to using a logger:
-fmt.Printf("reset height to 0 for node %s\n", string(nodeDB.GetPrefix())) +// Assuming a logger is available +log.Printf("reset height to 0 for node %s\n", string(nodeDB.GetPrefix()))
145-181: Refactor duplicate code in deletion functionsThe functions
DeleteAllPendingEventsandDeleteAllPendingChallengescontain similar logic for deleting items from the database. Consider refactoring this code into a single helper function to reduce duplication and improve maintainability.Apply this diff to refactor the deletion logic:
+func DeleteAllPendingItems(db types.DB, prefix []byte) error { + deletingKeys := make([][]byte, 0) + iterErr := db.Iterate(prefix, nil, func(key []byte, _ []byte) (stop bool, err error) { + deletingKeys = append(deletingKeys, key) + return false, nil + }) + if iterErr != nil { + return iterErr + } + + for _, key := range deletingKeys { + err := db.Delete(key) + if err != nil { + return err + } + } + return nil +} + -func DeleteAllPendingEvents(db types.DB) error { - // Existing logic... -} +// Update the function to use the new helper +func DeleteAllPendingEvents(db types.DB) error { + return DeleteAllPendingItems(db, challengertypes.PendingEventKey) +} -func DeleteAllPendingChallenges(db types.DB) error { - // Existing logic... -} +// Update the function to use the new helper +func DeleteAllPendingChallenges(db types.DB) error { + return DeleteAllPendingItems(db, challengertypes.PendingChallengeKey) +}challenger/handler.go (2)
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74-74: Adjust log level for challenge loggingUsing
ctx.Logger().Error()to log the challenge might not be appropriate unless it represents an actual error. Consider usingctx.Logger().Info()orctx.Logger().Debug()to log informational messages.Apply this diff to adjust the log level:
-ctx.Logger().Error("challenge", zap.Any("challenge", challenge)) +ctx.Logger().Info("challenge", zap.Any("challenge", challenge))node/tx_checker.go (2)
11-20: Simplify function documentation to follow Go conventionsThe function documentation is verbose and includes parameter and return descriptions that are self-explanatory. Go conventions recommend concise comments that start with the function name and provide a brief description. Consider simplifying the comment for better readability.
Suggested change:
-// txChecker continuously checks for pending transactions and handles events if the transaction is included in a block. -// If the transaction hash is not indexed by the node, even if the transaction is processed, the event handler will not be called. -// It is recommended to use the event handler only for logging or monitoring purposes. -// -// Parameters: -// - ctx: The context for managing the lifecycle of the txChecker. -// - enableEventHandler: A boolean flag to enable or disable event handling. -// -// Returns: -// - error: An error if the txChecker encounters an issue. +// txChecker monitors pending transactions and handles events when a transaction is included in a block. func (n *Node) txChecker(ctx types.Context, enableEventHandler bool) error {
29-45: Consider renamingconsecutiveErrorsto reflect its purposeThe variable
consecutiveErrorsis incremented on each loop iteration when there are pending transactions, regardless of whether an error has occurred. This might be misleading, as it suggests it's counting consecutive errors. If its purpose is to control retries or iterations, consider renaming it to something likeretryCountoriterationCountto better reflect its actual usage.Suggested change:
- consecutiveErrors := 0 + retryCount := 0 ... if n.broadcaster.LenLocalPendingTx() == 0 { continue } ctx.Logger().Debug("remaining pending txs", zap.Int("count", n.broadcaster.LenLocalPendingTx())) - if types.SleepWithRetry(ctx, consecutiveErrors) { + if types.SleepWithRetry(ctx, retryCount) { return nil } - consecutiveErrors++ + retryCount++ ... - consecutiveErrors = 0 + retryCount = 0
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challenger/child/withdraw.go (2)
23-32: LGTM! Well-structured error handling.
The error handling improvements with descriptive messages and proper wrapping will help with debugging. The function signature update to use types.Context aligns with the broader refactoring goals.
125-166: LGTM! Well-structured error handling and logging.
The error handling improvements with proper wrapping and descriptive messages will help with debugging. The logging is also well-structured with appropriate context fields.
challenger/host/handler.go (2)
4-10: LGTM! Import statements are well-organized and support the refactoring goals.
The addition of the errors package and domain-specific imports aligns with the improved error handling strategy.
Line range hint 20-74: Consider breaking down this method into smaller, focused functions.
The method handles multiple responsibilities including:
- Setting synced height
- Saving pending events
- Processing timeouts
- Managing challenges
Consider extracting these into separate methods for better maintainability and testing.
Verify the panic condition for outputPendingEventQueue.
The panic condition suggests a critical invariant about the queue length and content.
Inconsistent error wrapping messages.
Some errors are wrapped with context while others aren't. For consistency, consider wrapping all errors:
- return err
+ return errors.Wrap(err, "failed to save pending events on host db")✅ Verification successful
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The panic condition for outputPendingEventQueue is correctly enforcing a critical invariant
The code analysis reveals that the panic condition is justified and correctly implemented:
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The queue is only modified in two places:
- Reset to empty in beginBlockHandler:
h.outputPendingEventQueue[:0] - Append single output in handleProposeOutput:
append(h.outputPendingEventQueue, output)
- Reset to empty in beginBlockHandler:
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The invariant ensures that:
- The queue never contains more than one event
- If an event exists, it must be of type Output
This is crucial for maintaining the system's state consistency as outputs need to be processed sequentially and atomically.
The panic serves as a vital assertion to catch any violation of this design constraint during development or testing.
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challenger/db/db.go (1)
5-5: Verify the import path for the "slices" package
Ensure that the "slices" package is correctly imported. If you're using Go 1.21 or later, importing "slices" from the standard library is acceptable. Otherwise, you may need to import it from "golang.org/x/exp/slices".
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node/broadcaster/broadcaster.go (2)
150-195: Consider optimizing the polling mechanismWhile the transaction verification logic is now more robust with proper status checking, consider implementing an exponential backoff strategy for the polling interval to reduce unnecessary RPC calls.
- pollingTimer := time.NewTicker(ctx.PollingInterval()) + backoff := ctx.PollingInterval() + maxBackoff := 30 * time.Second + for { + select { + case <-ctx.Done(): + return ctx.Err() + case <-time.After(backoff): + // Double the backoff time for next iteration, up to maxBackoff + if backoff < maxBackoff { + backoff = time.Duration(float64(backoff) * 1.5) + if backoff > maxBackoff { + backoff = maxBackoff + } + }
276-297: Consider making the message chunk size configurableThe message chunk size of 5 is currently hard-coded. Consider moving this to the configuration to allow for future adjustments based on network conditions or performance requirements.
+// DefaultMsgChunkSize is the default number of messages to include in a single transaction +const DefaultMsgChunkSize = 5 + +type BroadcasterConfig struct { + // existing fields... + MsgChunkSize int `json:"msg_chunk_size"` +} func MsgsToProcessedMsgs(queues map[string][]sdk.Msg) []btypes.ProcessedMsgs { res := make([]btypes.ProcessedMsgs, 0) for sender := range queues { msgs := queues[sender] - for i := 0; i < len(msgs); i += 5 { - end := i + 5 + chunkSize := b.cfg.MsgChunkSize + if chunkSize <= 0 { + chunkSize = DefaultMsgChunkSize + } + for i := 0; i < len(msgs); i += chunkSize { + end := i + chunkSizechallenger/query.go (2)
31-37: Enhance error handling for base64 decoding.The error message could be more descriptive to help with debugging pagination issues.
Consider this improvement:
if next != "" { startKey, err = base64.StdEncoding.DecodeString(from) if err != nil { - return challengertypes.QueryChallengesResponse{}, err + return challengertypes.QueryChallengesResponse{}, fmt.Errorf("failed to decode pagination cursor: %w", err) } }
39-49: Refactor duplicate error handling in iteration logic.The error handling is duplicated between forward and reverse iteration blocks.
Consider extracting the iteration logic to a helper function:
+func (c *Challenger) iterate(startKey []byte, descOrder bool, fn func([]byte, []byte) (bool, error)) error { + if descOrder { + return c.db.ReverseIterate(dbtypes.AppendSplitter(challengertypes.ChallengeKey), startKey, fn) + } + return c.db.Iterate(dbtypes.AppendSplitter(challengertypes.ChallengeKey), startKey, fn) +} if descOrder { - err = c.db.ReverseIterate(dbtypes.AppendSplitter(challengertypes.ChallengeKey), startKey, fetchFn) - if err != nil { - return challengertypes.QueryChallengesResponse{}, err - } + if err = c.iterate(startKey, true, fetchFn); err != nil { + return challengertypes.QueryChallengesResponse{}, fmt.Errorf("failed to iterate challenges: %w", err) + } } else { - err := c.db.Iterate(dbtypes.AppendSplitter(challengertypes.ChallengeKey), startKey, fetchFn) - if err != nil { - return challengertypes.QueryChallengesResponse{}, err - } + if err = c.iterate(startKey, false, fetchFn); err != nil { + return challengertypes.QueryChallengesResponse{}, fmt.Errorf("failed to iterate challenges: %w", err) + } }executor/batchsubmitter/batch_submitter.go (5)
19-19: Use Standard Error Handling PackageConsider replacing the import of
"github.com/pkg/errors"with the standard"errors"package. As of Go 1.13, the standard library provides most of the functionality needed for error wrapping and unwrapping.Apply this diff to update the import:
- "github.com/pkg/errors" + "errors"And update error wrapping in the code:
- return errors.Wrap(err, "failed to initialize node") + return fmt.Errorf("failed to initialize node: %w", err)
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91-138: Consistent Context Usage and Error HandlingIn the
Initializemethod, there are multiple instances where errors are wrapped but not checked for context cancellation or deadlines. Ensure that context errors are handled appropriately to avoid resource leaks.Consider checking for context cancellation:
if ctx.Err() != nil { return ctx.Err() }Additionally, ensure consistent use of
ctx.Logger()for logging throughout the method.
115-117: Usefilepath.Joinfor File PathsWhen constructing file paths, it's safer to use
filepath.Jointo ensure compatibility across different operating systems.Apply this diff:
- bs.batchFile, err = os.OpenFile(ctx.HomePath()+"/batch", fileFlag, 0640) + batchFilePath := filepath.Join(ctx.HomePath(), "batch") + bs.batchFile, err = os.OpenFile(batchFilePath, fileFlag, 0640)Don't forget to import
"path/filepath".
123-123: Ensure Correct Initialization ofBatchSizeThe initialization of
bs.localBatchInfo.BatchSize = 0may be redundant if the default zero value is acceptable, but ensure that this assignment reflects the intended starting state.If intentional, consider adding a comment to clarify:
// Initialize BatchSize to zero at the start bs.localBatchInfo.BatchSize = 0
179-181: Add Method DocumentationAdd comments to exported methods like
DB()to enhance code readability and maintainability.Consider adding:
// DB returns the database instance associated with the BatchSubmitterchallenger/challenger.go (2)
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230-287: Simplify and DocumentgetProcessedHeightsLogicThe
getProcessedHeightsfunction is complex and contains nested conditionals. For maintainability, consider refactoring into smaller functions and adding comments to explain the logic.
289-291: Add Method DocumentationAdd comments to the
DB()method to enhance clarity.Consider adding:
// DB returns the database instance associated with the Challenger
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node/broadcaster/broadcaster.go (2)
Line range hint 4-48: LGTM! Improved struct organization and efficiency
The restructuring of the Broadcaster struct with the addition of addressAccountMap and renaming of fields improves code clarity and lookup efficiency.
Line range hint 91-136: Well-structured initialization with proper error handling
Good use of error wrapping pattern and staged initialization. The separation of concerns between initialization steps improves maintainability.
challenger/query.go (1)
11-14: LGTM! Good implementation of cursor-based pagination.
The method signature has been improved to use cursor-based pagination with from parameter instead of page numbers, which is more efficient and reliable for large datasets.
executor/batchsubmitter/batch_submitter.go (4)
130-132: Reuse Existing Method Instead of Duplicating Logic
There was a previous comment suggesting reusing bs.emptyBatchFile. Ensure that any logic for emptying the batch file is centralized to avoid duplication.
149-150: Update Logging to Use Structured Context
In the Start method, confirm that all logging statements use ctx.Logger() and provide sufficient context for easier debugging.
57-58: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Update Constructor Parameters and Usage
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db.WithPrefix([]byte(types.BatchName))for thedbparametercfg.L2Node.ChainIDfor thechainIDparameter
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46-47: Ensure All Necessary Fields Are Initialized
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challenger/types/query.go (1)
3-6: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add JSON Tags for Consistency and Clarity
Ensure that all fields in the struct have appropriate JSON tags for serialization consistency.
Apply this diff to add missing JSON tags:
type QueryChallengesResponse struct {
Challenges []Challenge `json:"challenges"`
- Next *string `json:"next,omitempty"`
+ Next *string `json:"next,omitempty"`
}If all tags are already present and correct, this comment can be skipped.
challenger/challenger.go (4)
Line range hint 80-139: Handle Context Errors in Initialize Method
In the Initialize method, ensure that context cancellation and timeouts are appropriately handled to prevent partial initialization or resource leaks.
Consider adding context error checks after operations that may take time:
if ctx.Err() != nil {
return ctx.Err()
}147-176:
Potential Deadlock with Unbuffered Channel
Reiterating the past review comment, sending to an unbuffered channel challengeCh without a guaranteed receiver may lead to deadlocks.
Consider starting the challenge handler goroutine before sending challenges or using a buffered channel.
76-76:
Initialize stage Field Correctly
Similar to previous comments, ensure that stage is properly initialized and handle any potential errors from db.NewStage().
Apply this diff:
- stage: db.NewStage(),
+ stage, err := db.NewStage()
+ if err != nil {
+ return nil, errors.Wrap(err, "failed to create new stage")
+ }
+ c.stage = stageLikely invalid or redundant comment.
43-44: Remove Unused Imports or Variables
Lines 43-44 are empty; ensure there are no unintended side effects or residual code. If the removed fields logger and homePath are no longer used, confirm that all references have been cleaned up.
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Empty Lines Are Clean - No Issues Found
The empty lines 43-44 in challenger/challenger.go are not problematic. The code review shows that logger and homePath are properly managed in the types/context.go package and are passed through the context parameter in methods, rather than being stored as struct fields in the Challenger type. This is a clean implementation that follows proper dependency injection patterns.
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challenger/handler.go (1)
19-38: Enhance error handling with descriptive messagesWhile the error handling is functional, it could be more descriptive by wrapping errors with context.
Consider applying this pattern:
c.stage.Reset() // Remove the pending challenge that was stored by the client or host err := challengerdb.DeletePendingChallenge(c.stage, challenge) if err != nil { - return err + return errors.Wrap(err, "failed to delete pending challenge") } err = challengerdb.SaveChallenge(c.stage, challenge) if err != nil { - return err + return errors.Wrap(err, "failed to save challenge") } err = c.handleChallenge(ctx, challenge) if err != nil { - return err + return errors.Wrap(err, "failed to handle challenge") } err = c.stage.Commit() if err != nil { - return err + return errors.Wrap(err, "failed to commit stage") }executor/batchsubmitter/batch_submitter.go (1)
19-19: Consider using standarderrorspackageThe import of
github.com/pkg/errorsreplaces the standarderrorspackage. Unless you require specific functionality provided by this package, it's preferable to use the standard library to reduce dependencies.challenger/challenger.go (3)
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47-77: Consider enhancing error handling in the constructorWhile the changes look good overall, the current error handling pattern of panicking on validation failure isn't ideal for a constructor. Consider returning an error instead of panicking to allow better error handling by the caller.
-func NewChallenger(cfg *challengertypes.Config, db types.DB, sv *server.Server) *Challenger { +func NewChallenger(cfg *challengertypes.Config, db types.DB, sv *server.Server) (*Challenger, error) { err := cfg.Validate() if err != nil { - panic(err) + return nil, errors.Wrap(err, "invalid challenger config") } challengeCh := make(chan challengertypes.Challenge) - return &Challenger{ + return &Challenger{ host: host.NewHostV1( cfg.L1NodeConfig(), db.WithPrefix([]byte(types.HostName)), ), // ... rest of the initialization - } + }, nil }
189-205: Enhance query parameter validationWhile basic validation is implemented, consider adding these improvements:
- Validate that limit is positive
- Add proper error handling for invalid order values
- Consider using constants for default and max limit values
+const ( + defaultLimit = 10 + maxLimit = 100 +) + next := ctx.Query("next", "") -limit := ctx.QueryInt("limit", 10) -if limit > 100 { - limit = 100 +limit := ctx.QueryInt("limit", defaultLimit) +if limit <= 0 { + return errors.New("limit must be positive") +} +if limit > maxLimit { + limit = maxLimit } ulimit, err := types.SafeInt64ToUint64(int64(limit)) if err != nil { return errors.Wrap(err, "failed to convert limit") } -descOrder := true -orderStr := ctx.Query("order", "desc") -if orderStr == "asc" { - descOrder = false +orderStr := strings.ToLower(ctx.Query("order", "desc")) +descOrder := true +switch orderStr { +case "asc": + descOrder = false +case "desc": + // default is already desc +default: + return errors.Errorf("invalid order value: %s", orderStr) }
289-291: Add method documentationConsider adding documentation to explain the purpose of this method and any relevant usage details.
+// DB returns the database instance used by the challenger. +// This method provides access to the underlying database for external components. func (c Challenger) DB() types.DB { return c.db }
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🔇 Additional comments (15)
challenger/handler.go (3)
12-12: LGTM: Context type change aligns with project direction
The change from context.Context to types.Context improves consistency across the codebase.
21-21: Improve comment clarity
The comment could be more descriptive about the purpose of deleting the pending challenge.
12-40: Verify channel closure handling
The channel closure pattern looks correct, but let's verify there are no potential deadlocks or race conditions.
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Based on the results, I can now generate the final response as we have sufficient information about the channel usage patterns.
Channel handling implementation is safe and correct
The channel implementation follows Go's best practices:
challengeChis properly initialized as an unbuffered channelchallengeChStoppedis correctly used as a signal channel withstruct{}- Channel closure is handled via
deferin the main handler - The select statement properly handles context cancellation
- No potential deadlocks found in channel operations
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node/broadcaster/broadcaster.go (7)
4-4: Imports are appropriate and necessary
The added imports encoding/hex and sdk "github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/types" are necessary for the added functionality and are correctly included.
Also applies to: 18-18
32-34: Struct enhancements and synchronization mechanisms are well-implemented
The additions to the Broadcaster struct, including fields like txConfig, accounts, addressAccountMap, and synchronization mechanisms like accountMu and pendingTxMu, improve the broadcaster's ability to handle transactions and manage accounts safely in concurrent environments.
Also applies to: 38-48
71-73: Proper initialization of synchronization primitives and data structures
The initialization of pendingTxMu, pendingTxs, and pendingProcessedMsgsBatch sets up the necessary mutexes and data slices for managing pending transactions and messages effectively.
91-93: Consistent context management in Initialize method
The Initialize method now uses types.Context, aligning with the updated context management strategy across the codebase. Passing the new context to NewBroadcasterAccount ensures consistency and proper handling of context-specific operations.
Also applies to: 95-95
111-111: Addition of SetSyncInfo method enhances synchronization control
The SetSyncInfo method correctly updates the syncedHeight field, allowing for precise control over synchronization state within the broadcaster.
Also applies to: 113-113
116-136: Improved broadcaster preparation logic
The prepareBroadcaster method effectively loads pending transactions and processed message batches from the database, with appropriate error handling and staging. This enhances the reliability of the broadcaster's startup sequence.
138-211: Enhanced transaction verification logic in loadPendingTxs
The loadPendingTxs method now properly checks the inclusion status and success of pending transactions during the wait time, addressing previous concerns about verifying transaction success before proceeding.
challenger/types/query.go (1)
1-6: Addition of QueryChallengesResponse type is appropriate
The new QueryChallengesResponse struct correctly models the response for querying challenges, including pagination support with the Next field. The use of omitempty ensures that Next is omitted from the JSON output when it is nil, which is a good practice.
executor/batchsubmitter/batch_submitter.go (2)
Line range hint 57-69: Avoid using panic for error handling
Using panic at line 69 can lead to abrupt termination of the application, which is undesirable in production. Return the error instead and handle it appropriately.
Apply this diff to handle the error:
- panic(errors.Wrap(err, "failed to create node"))
+ return nil, errors.Wrap(err, "failed to create node")Adjust the function signature to return an error:
- ) *BatchSubmitter {
+ ) (*BatchSubmitter, error) {86-86:
Handle potential errors from db.NewStage()
Ensure that the initialization of the stage field handles any potential errors from db.NewStage(), as unhandled errors may lead to unexpected behavior.
Consider modifying the code:
- stage: db.NewStage(),
+ stage, err := db.NewStage()
+ if err != nil {
+ return nil, errors.Wrap(err, "failed to create new stage")
+ }Remember to adjust the function signature and return statements accordingly.
challenger/challenger.go (2)
11-11: LGTM: Clean structural changes
The addition of the challengerdb import and the stage field of type types.CommitDB are well-organized and properly integrated into the codebase.
Also applies to: 43-44
160-166: Potential deadlock due to unbuffered channel usage
The unbuffered channel issue previously identified still exists in the code.
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Release Notes
New Features
NewTestBaseChildandNewTestBaseHostfor testing purposes.Contextstruct for improved context management in various methods.QueryBlockTimefor retrieving block time based on height.TxHashfor computing transaction hashes.Bug Fixes
Broadcasterstruct.Refactor
types.Contextacross various components.BaseChildandBaseHostinitialization processes by removing unnecessary parameters.Tests