test(node-api): Introduce E2E tests for existing beacon endpoints #1983
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testing/e2e/e2e_api_test.go (2)
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31-41: Centralized initialization logic ininitBeaconTestenhances test maintainability.The
initBeaconTestfunction effectively centralizes the initialization logic for the beacon node API tests, ensuring that all tests start with the necessary prerequisites met. This approach reduces redundancy and improves the clarity of the test suite.Consider adding error handling or a fallback mechanism for scenarios where the consensus client cannot be retrieved, to prevent tests from failing due to setup issues.
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44-59: Well-structured test for beacon state root.The
TestBeaconStateRootfunction is well-structured and effectively uses theinitBeaconTestfunction to ensure a consistent test environment. The checks for the state root are comprehensive, ensuring that the API response meets the expected conditions.Consider adding more detailed assertions to verify the correctness of the state root value, not just its presence, to enhance the robustness of the test.
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mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/randao.go (1)
55-57: Structural enhancement approved.The modification to encapsulate the
randaovariable within theRandaoDatastruct is a positive change, enhancing the clarity and maintainability of the code. Ensure that all components interacting with theGetRandaomethod are updated to handle the new structure.Run the following script to verify the impact on related components:
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randaovariable within theRandaoDatastruct in theGetRandaofunction appears to be a localized change. The script output does not show any direct interactions withGetRandaobeyond its definition and route assignment, indicating that the impact is limited to the handler itself. No further updates are necessary for related components.Scripts executed
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87-89: New data structureRandaoDataapproved.The addition of the
RandaoDatastruct is a positive change, enhancing the data model to accommodate new functionality related to RANDAO. Ensure that this new structure integrates seamlessly with existing data handling mechanisms.mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/fork.go (4)
143-145: Approved: New getter method forPreviousVersion.The addition of
GetPreviousVersionenhances encapsulation by allowing external components to access thePreviousVersionfield in a controlled manner.
147-149: Approved: New getter method forCurrentVersion.The addition of
GetCurrentVersionenhances encapsulation by allowing external components to access theCurrentVersionfield in a controlled manner.
151-153: Approved: New getter method forEpoch.The addition of
GetEpochenhances encapsulation by allowing external components to access theEpochfield in a controlled manner.
132-132: Verify the implementation ofEpoch.Unwrap().The change to use
f.Epoch.Unwrap()inHashTreeRootWithsuggests a move towards better encapsulation. Ensure that theUnwrapmethod is correctly implemented and does not introduce any unexpected behavior.Verification successful
The use of
f.Epoch.Unwrap()is correct.The
Epochtype is an alias forU64, which has anUnwrapmethod returning auint64. This change aligns with the type definition and method implementation, ensuring proper encapsulation and type safety. No issues are introduced by this change.
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7-7: Approved: Addition of new dependency onconsensus-types.The addition of
github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/consensus-typesis approved as it likely enhances the module's functionality with new consensus mechanisms or types. Ensure that this new dependency is correctly integrated and does not introduce any compatibility issues.Verification successful
Verified: Successful integration of
consensus-typesdependency.The new dependency
github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/consensus-typesis extensively used across the codebase, indicating successful integration. It is present in various modules, including consensus, node-core, node-api, CLI, and testing, confirming its importance and proper incorporation into the project. No compatibility issues are evident from the current context.
- Files using the dependency:
mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/abci.gomod/node-core/pkg/components/types.gomod/node-api/handlers/beacon/historical.gomod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/collect.go- And many more...
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7-7: Verify the impact of removinggolang.org/x/net.The removal of
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93-93: Skip: Existing comments still valid.The existing comments on the use of constants in
ValidateBlockIDare still valid and applicable.
69-69: Approved: Addition ofValidateValidatorStatusto validators map.The addition of
ValidateValidatorStatusto thevalidatorsmap inConstructValidatoris approved as it enhances the validation capabilities by including a new field,validator_status. Ensure that this new validator is correctly integrated and functions as expected.
83-86: Approved: Use of constants inValidateStateID.The update to use constants from the
utilspackage inValidateStateIDimproves maintainability and reduces the risk of errors. Ensure that these constants are correctly defined and used consistently across the module.Verification successful
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ValidateStateIDare correctly defined and used.The constants
StateIDHead,StateIDGenesis,StateIDFinalized, andStateIDJustifiedare properly defined inmod/node-api/handlers/utils/constants.goand are used consistently across the module. This enhances maintainability and reduces potential errors.
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mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/routes.go (1)
156-160: New route addition for block rewards is well-defined.The new route addition at
/eth/v1/beacon/rewards/blocks/:block_idusing theGETmethod is correctly implemented with an appropriate handler function. This enhances the API's functionality by allowing clients to query rewards for individual blocks.testing/e2e/suite/types/consensus_client.go (2)
158-218: New methods for Beacon node API interaction are correctly implemented.The addition of methods like
ABCIInfo,BeaconStateRoot,Fork,ValidatorBalances,Validators, andBeaconStateRandaoenhances the functionality of theConsensusClient. The consistent error handling for an uninitializedbeaconClientis a good practice to prevent runtime errors.
44-44: Field renaming enhances clarity.The renaming of
ClienttocometClientandBeaconKitNodeClienttobeaconClientimproves the readability and purpose of these fields. Ensure that these new names are consistently used throughout the file.Also applies to: 47-47
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mod/config/go.mod (1)
42-42: Dependency version updated forconsensus-types.The update of
github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/consensus-typesto versionv0.0.0-20240906211613-74eea7007e70is noted. Ensure to verify the impact of this update on the application, particularly for any breaking changes or new features that might affect existing functionality.examples/berad/pkg/consensus-types/validator.go (4)
40-40: JSON Serialization Tag Updated for WithdrawalCredentialsThe JSON tag for
WithdrawalCredentialshas been updated towithdrawal_credentialsto align with common JSON practices. Ensure that any consuming systems are updated to accommodate this change.Run the following script to verify the impact on systems consuming this JSON:
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42-42: JSON Serialization Tag Updated for EffectiveBalanceThe JSON tag for
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28-28: Dependency version updated in node-core.The version of
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27-27: Dependency version updated in CLI module.The version of
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor.go (1)
64-66: Enhancement toForkTinterface with new methods.The addition of
GetPreviousVersion(),GetCurrentVersion(), andGetEpoch()methods to theForkTinterface is a significant enhancement. These methods will provide crucial versioning and epoch information, which is essential for managing state transitions effectively.Please ensure that all implementations of the
ForkTinterface are updated to include these new methods. This might require changes in other parts of the codebase whereForkTis implemented.Also applies to: 122-124
beacond/go.mod (1)
32-32: Update to dependency version ingo.mod.The update of
github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/consensus-typestov0.0.0-20240906211613-74eea7007e70is crucial for incorporating the latest improvements and fixes. Ensure that this update does not introduce compatibility issues with other parts of the project.Please verify that all modules depending on
consensus-typesare compatible with this new version. This may involve checking for deprecated features or changes in the module's API.examples/berad/pkg/state-transition/state_processor.go (1)
61-63: Enhancement toForkTinterface with new methods.The addition of
GetPreviousVersion(),GetCurrentVersion(), andGetEpoch()methods to theForkTinterface is a significant enhancement. These methods will provide crucial versioning and epoch information, which is essential for managing state transitions effectively.Please ensure that all implementations of the
ForkTinterface are updated to include these new methods. This might require changes in other parts of the codebase whereForkTis implemented.Also applies to: 117-119
mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/validators.go (2)
74-83: Well-definedCustomValidatorstruct.The
CustomValidatorstruct is well-defined with appropriate JSON tags for serialization. This struct will help in managing validator data effectively.
242-267: Good improvements inPostStateValidatorBalances.The updates to
PostStateValidatorBalancesenhance error handling and request validation. The direct binding of request data and detailed logging are commendable. Ensure that all edge cases are handled appropriately in future updates.mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/validator.go (3)
50-50: Correct JSON tag update forWithdrawalCredentials.The update to the JSON tag from
withdrawalCredentialstowithdrawal_credentialsaligns with common conventions and enhances clarity.
52-52: Correct JSON tag update forEffectiveBalance.The update to the JSON tag from
effectiveBalancetoeffective_balanceis consistent and enhances the uniformity of the JSON representation.
57-63: Consistent JSON tag updates for epoch-related fields.The updates to JSON tags for
ActivationEligibilityEpoch,ActivationEpoch,ExitEpoch, andWithdrawableEpochfrom camelCase to snake_case enhance clarity and consistency across the struct.
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mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/validators.go (1)
Learnt from: nidhi-singh02 PR: berachain/beacon-kit#1983 File: mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/validators.go:129-156 Timestamp: 2024-09-08T08:56:55.131Z Learning: The `convertValidator` function in `mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/validators.go` can be optimized by directly mapping fields from the original validator to the `CustomValidator` struct, avoiding the overhead of JSON marshaling and unmarshaling.
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testing/e2e/e2e_api_test.go (6)
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31-42: Centralized test initialization approved.The
initBeaconTestfunction centralizes the setup for beacon node API tests, which enhances maintainability and consistency across tests.
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44-59: Test for beacon state root approved.The
TestBeaconStateRootfunction correctly tests the beacon state root endpoint. Consider adding a comment explaining whyIsZerois checked, to clarify its importance in the context of the test.
60-77: Detailed assertions in beacon fork test approved.The
TestBeaconForkfunction includes detailed assertions for fork versions and epoch, enhancing test robustness. Good implementation following previous feedback.
79-127: Comprehensive validator tests approved.The
TestBeaconValidatorsfunction thoroughly tests the validators' data. Consider adding tests for edge cases, such as invalid or out-of-range validator indices, to further enhance robustness.
130-150: Validator balances test approved.The
TestBeaconValidatorBalancesfunction correctly checks for non-nil and positive balances. If possible, consider adding assertions for exact balance values to match expected outcomes based on test setup.
152-164: Randao test approved.The
TestBeaconRandaofunction correctly checks the Randao value for non-zero and correct length. Consider adding a comment explaining the significance of the 32-byte length check for clarity.mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/validators.go (4)
72-84: NewCustomValidatorstruct approved.The
CustomValidatorstruct is well-designed to encapsulate essential validator data, enhancing clarity and manageability of validator information.
130-155: Clarification needed onconvertValidatorimplementation.The
convertValidatorfunction appears to still use JSON marshaling and unmarshaling. If this is no longer necessary due to direct field mapping optimizations, consider removing these operations to enhance performance.
159-177: Hex field conversion function approved.The
convertHexFieldsfunction effectively converts hex fields to decimal strings, enhancing data readability. Consider adding more detailed error handling for specific hex format issues to further improve robustness.
179-196: Hex to decimal conversion function approved.The
hexToDecimalStringfunction is well-implemented with thorough checks for input validity, ensuring accurate and robust data conversion.
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31-42: Well-implemented initialization function for beacon tests.The
initBeaconTestfunction centralizes the initialization logic for the beacon node API tests, ensuring a consistent test environment by waiting for a finalized block and verifying the availability of the consensus client. This is a crucial setup step for all subsequent tests.
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44-59: Comprehensive test for beacon state root.The
TestBeaconStateRootfunction effectively tests the beacon state root functionality, ensuring the state root is not nil and not zero. These checks are crucial for verifying the integrity of the state root.
60-89: Thorough test for beacon fork with detailed assertions.The
TestBeaconForkfunction effectively tests the beacon fork functionality, using detailed assertions to verify the correctness ofPreviousVersion,CurrentVersion, andEpochagainst expected values. This ensures the API response meets the expected conditions and enhances the robustness of the test.
91-140: Comprehensive test for beacon validators with detailed checks.The
TestBeaconValidatorsfunction effectively tests the beacon validators functionality, including detailed checks for validator attributes such as public keys, withdrawal credentials, and balances. These checks ensure the validator data is not only present but also valid and meaningful.
142-162: Effective test for beacon validator balances.The
TestBeaconValidatorBalancesfunction effectively tests the beacon validator balances functionality, ensuring that balances exist for requested indices and are positive. These checks are crucial for verifying the financial integrity of validators.
164-184: Well-implemented test for beacon state Randao.The
TestBeaconRandaofunction effectively tests the beacon state Randao functionality, ensuring the Randao is 32 bytes long and not all zeros. These checks are crucial for verifying the randomness and integrity of the Randao value.
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31-42: Initialization Function for Beacon TestsThe
initBeaconTestfunction is a critical addition to the test suite, ensuring that a consensus client is properly initialized and a finalized block is awaited before any tests are run. This setup is crucial for the consistency and reliability of the tests.
- Correctness: The function correctly waits for a finalized block and checks for errors, which is good practice.
- Error Handling: Proper error handling with
s.Require().NoError(err)ensures that the test fails early if the initialization does not proceed as expected.- Client Validation: The validation
s.Require().NotNil(client)is essential to ensure that the test does not proceed with a nil client.Overall, this function provides a robust foundation for the subsequent tests, ensuring that they operate in a consistent and controlled environment.
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44-58: Test for Beacon State RootThis test function checks the beacon state root using the initialized client from
initBeaconTest. It properly checks for non-nil responses and validates the state root is not zero, which is crucial for ensuring the integrity of the state root data.
- Logic and Correctness: The logic to fetch and validate the state root is correctly implemented.
- Error Handling: Comprehensive error handling with
s.Require().NoError(err)ands.Require().NotEmpty(stateRootResp)ensures that any issues are caught early.- Validation of Data: The assertion
s.Require().False(stateRootResp.Data.IsZero())is a good practice to ensure the state root is not just present but valid.This test is well-implemented and covers the necessary checks to validate the beacon state root effectively.
60-89: Comprehensive Test for Beacon ForkThe
TestBeaconForkfunction effectively uses theinitBeaconTestfunction to ensure a consistent test environment. The checks for the fork details are comprehensive, ensuring that the API response meets the expected conditions.
- Detailed Assertions: The detailed assertions for
PreviousVersion,CurrentVersion, andEpochare well-placed and ensure that the fork data not only exists but matches expected values.- Error Handling: The use of
s.Require().NoError(err)ands.Require().NotEmpty(stateForkResp)ensures that potential issues are caught early.- Validation of Data: The validation against
expectedVersionand specific epoch values ensures the correctness of the data returned by the API.This function is well-structured and robust, providing a thorough validation of the beacon fork details.
91-140: Effective Test for Beacon ValidatorsThe
TestBeaconValidatorsfunction is well-structured and effectively uses theinitBeaconTestfunction to ensure a consistent test environment. The checks for the validators are comprehensive, ensuring that the API response meets the expected conditions.
- Detailed Assertions: The detailed assertions for validator properties such as public key length, withdrawal credentials, and balances are crucial for verifying the integrity and correctness of the validator data.
- Error Handling: Comprehensive error handling with
s.Require().NoError(err)ands.Require().NotNil(validatorsResp)ensures that any issues are caught early.- Validation of Data: The use of
s.Require().Lenands.Require().Truefor various validator attributes ensures that the data is not only present but adheres to expected constraints.This function provides a robust test for the beacon validators, ensuring that the data returned by the API is valid and meaningful.
142-162: Thorough Test for Beacon Validator BalancesThe
TestBeaconValidatorBalancesfunction effectively uses theinitBeaconTestfunction to ensure a consistent test environment. The checks for the validator balances are comprehensive, ensuring that the API response meets the expected conditions.
- Error Handling: The use of
s.Require().NoError(err)ands.Require().NotNil(validatorBalancesResp)ensures that potential issues are caught early.- Validation of Data: The assertions for the existence and positivity of balances for each validator index are crucial for ensuring the integrity of the balance data.
This function is well-implemented, providing a thorough validation of the beacon validator balances.
164-184: Well-Implemented Test for Beacon State RandaoThe
TestBeaconRandaofunction is well-structured and effectively uses theinitBeaconTestfunction to ensure a consistent test environment. The checks for the Randao response are comprehensive, ensuring that the API response meets the expected conditions.
- Error Handling: The use of
s.Require().NoError(err)ands.Require().NotNil(stateRandaoResp)ensures that potential issues are caught early.- Validation of Data: The assertions that the Randao is 32 bytes long and not all zeros are crucial for verifying the correctness of the Randao value.
This function is robust, providing a thorough validation of the beacon state Randao.
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132-132: Approved: Enhanced type safety inHashTreeRootWith.The change from direct access to using
f.Epoch.Unwrap()enhances type safety and encapsulation. It's recommended to add a comment explaining the use ofUnwrap()for clarity.
147-150: Approved: Addition ofGetPreviousVersionmethod.This method enhances encapsulation by providing a controlled way of accessing the
PreviousVersionfield.
152-155: Approved: Addition ofGetCurrentVersionmethod.This method enhances encapsulation by providing a controlled way of accessing the
CurrentVersionfield.
157-160: Approved: Addition ofGetEpochmethod.This method enhances encapsulation by providing a controlled way of accessing the
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148-150: Approved: New getter methods enhance encapsulation.The addition of
GetPreviousVersion,GetCurrentVersion, andGetEpochmethods is a positive change, promoting encapsulation and reducing direct access to struct fields. This aligns with good object-oriented design principles, enhancing the maintainability and robustness of the code.Also applies to: 152-154, 157-159
132-132: Refactor suggestion: Confirm the safety ofEpoch.Unwrap()usage.The modification to use
f.Epoch.Unwrap()in theHashTreeRootWithmethod enhances type safety by ensuring thatEpochis treated as a complex type. However, it's crucial to ensure thatUnwrap()is safely implemented and does not lead to potential runtime errors, such as panics in cases whereEpochmight not be properly initialized.Please verify the implementation of
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- mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/backend.go (2 hunks)
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- mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/types/response.go (3 hunks)
- mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/types/types.go (1 hunks)
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mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/types/types.go (2)
35-40: Well-definedForkinterfaceThe
Forkinterface is correctly defined with appropriate methods to access fork-related data.
43-52:Validatorinterface is properly structuredThe
Validatorinterface is well-structured, and the generic type parameterWithdrawalCredentialsTis appropriately used to enhance flexibility.mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/handler.go (3)
24-24: Appropriate addition of the consensus types importThe import of
consensustypesis necessary for utilizingconsensustypes.WithdrawalCredentialsin the type parameters. This enhances code clarity and ensures the required types are accessible.
34-35: Enhanced type safety with specific type parametersUpdating
ForkTandValidatorTfromanyto concrete typestypes.Forkandtypes.Validator[consensustypes.WithdrawalCredentials]improves type safety and code readability. This change ensures that theHandlerstruct operates with well-defined types, reducing the risk of runtime errors due to type mismatches.
45-46: Consistent type parameters inNewHandlerThe
NewHandlerfunction now uses specific type parameters consistent with theHandlerstruct, promoting uniformity across the codebase. This alignment enhances maintainability and reduces potential confusion when instantiating new handlers.mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/backend.go (2)
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ValidatorBackendinterface now restrictsValidatorTtotypes.Validator[consensustypes.WithdrawalCredentials]. Verify that all implementations ofValidatorBackendalign with this constraint to prevent potential type conflicts.Run the following script to find implementations and usages of
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31-35: Verify impact of constraining 'ValidatorT' in 'Backend' interfaceThe
ValidatorTtype parameter in theBackendinterface is now constrained totypes.Validator[consensustypes.WithdrawalCredentials]. Please ensure that all implementations and usages ofBackendare compatible with this new constraint.Run the following script to identify usages of
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60-63: Definition ofValidatorBalanceDatais AppropriateThe
ValidatorBalanceDatastruct is well-defined with fieldsIndexandBalanceof typeuint64, correctly annotated with JSON tags.
140-142: Definition ofRandaoDatais CorrectThe
RandaoDatastruct is properly defined with theRandaofield of typecommon.Bytes32, accompanied by the appropriate JSON tag for serialization.
144-146: EmbeddingForkStruct inForkDataEmbedding the
Forkstruct withinForkDatais appropriate and allows direct access to its fields and methods, facilitating serialization and future extensions.mod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go (1)
28-28: Import ofconsensustypespackageThe import of
consensustypesis appropriate and necessary for the updated type constraints in the code.
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mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/historical.go (1)
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54-73: Add nil check for 'fork' before returningA previous review suggested adding a nil check for the
forkvariable before returning it. This check is still missing and would improve the robustness of the function.Consider adding the following check before returning:
if err != nil { return nil, err } + if fork == nil { + return nil, types.ErrNotFound + } return beacontypes.ValidatorResponse{ ExecutionOptimistic: false, // stubbed Finalized: false, // stubbed Data: beacontypes.ForkData{Fork: fork}, }, nilmod/node-api/handlers/beacon/header.go (2)
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31-58: Consider usingtypes.Wrap()for consistent response handling.As suggested in a previous review, consider refactoring the return statement to use
types.Wrap(). This change would improve modularity and consistency in API responses, centralizing response formatting and facilitating future enhancements.Here's a suggested implementation:
- return beacontypes.ValidatorResponse{ - ExecutionOptimistic: false, // stubbed - Finalized: false, // stubbed - Data: &beacontypes.BlockHeaderResponse[BeaconBlockHeaderT]{ - Root: header.GetBodyRoot(), - Canonical: true, - Header: &beacontypes.BlockHeader[BeaconBlockHeaderT]{ - Message: header, - Signature: bytes.B48{}, // TODO: implement - }, - }, - }, nil + return types.Wrap(beacontypes.BlockHeaderResponse[BeaconBlockHeaderT]{ + Root: header.GetBodyRoot(), + Canonical: true, + Header: &beacontypes.BlockHeader[BeaconBlockHeaderT]{ + Message: header, + Signature: bytes.B48{}, // TODO: implement + }, + })Note: Ensure that
types.Wrap()is imported and supports generic types as mentioned in a previous comment.
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62-89: Consider usingtypes.Wrap()for consistent response handling.As suggested for the
GetBlockHeadersmethod, consider refactoring the return statement to usetypes.Wrap(). This change would improve modularity and consistency in API responses.Here's a suggested implementation:
- return beacontypes.ValidatorResponse{ - ExecutionOptimistic: false, // stubbed - Finalized: false, // stubbed - Data: &beacontypes.BlockHeaderResponse[BeaconBlockHeaderT]{ - Root: header.GetBodyRoot(), - Canonical: true, - Header: &beacontypes.BlockHeader[BeaconBlockHeaderT]{ - Message: header, - Signature: bytes.B48{}, // TODO: implement - }, - }, - }, nil + return types.Wrap(beacontypes.BlockHeaderResponse[BeaconBlockHeaderT]{ + Root: header.GetBodyRoot(), + Canonical: true, + Header: &beacontypes.BlockHeader[BeaconBlockHeaderT]{ + Message: header, + Signature: bytes.B48{}, // TODO: implement + }, + })Note: Ensure that
types.Wrap()is imported and supports generic types as mentioned in a previous comment.mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/validator_test.go (1)
Inconsistent Use of Generics in
*types.ValidatorInstancesThe following instances of
*types.Validatorare missing the generic type parameter[types.WithdrawalCredentials]:
mod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/root.gomod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/types/validators.ssz.gomod/cli/pkg/commands/genesis/types/validators.gomod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.gomod/node-api/handlers/beacon/backend.gomod/node-api/handlers/proof/merkle/mock/beacon_state.gomod/consensus-types/pkg/types/state_test.goPlease update these instances to include
[types.WithdrawalCredentials]to maintain type consistency across the codebase.Analysis chain
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*types.Validatoracross the entire codebase have been updated to include the generic type parameter[types.WithdrawalCredentials]to maintain type consistency.Run the following script to confirm that no instances of
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- mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/genesis.go (1 hunks)
- mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/handler.go (1 hunks)
- mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/header.go (2 hunks)
- mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/historical.go (3 hunks)
- mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/randao.go (2 hunks)
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mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/block.go (1)
28-28: Approve change with requests for clarification and verification.The function signature change looks good from a syntactical perspective. However, I have a few points to address:
Could you please clarify the purpose of the new type parameter added to the
Handlerstruct? Understanding its intended use would help ensure it's being utilized effectively.This change might have implications for other parts of the codebase that use the
Handlerstruct. It's important to verify that all such usages have been updated accordingly.If there's any documentation (e.g., API docs, comments in other files) referencing the
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Signaturefield is still set to an emptybytes.B48{}with a// TODO: implementcomment. This placeholder may lead to incomplete data being returned to clients expecting a valid signature.Would you like assistance in implementing the
Signaturefield, or should we open a GitHub issue to track this task?
61-61: Clarify the purpose of the additional type parameter.Similar to the
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Signaturefield is still set to an emptybytes.B48{}with a// TODO: implementcomment. This issue is identical to the one in theGetBlockHeadersmethod.
30-30: Clarify the purpose of the additional type parameter.The method signature has been updated to include an extra blank type parameter. Could you please explain the reasoning behind this change? It would be helpful to understand how this fits into the broader context of the codebase or any ongoing refactoring efforts.
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mod/node-core/pkg/components/types.go (4)
88-88: LGTM: Improved type safety with genericsThe update to the
Validatortype alias, introducing type parameterization withWithdrawalCredentialsT, is a positive change. This modification enhances type safety and provides more precise control over the withdrawal credentials type used in validators.
91-91: LGTM: Consistent type parameterizationThe update to the
Validatorstype alias is consistent with the change made to theValidatortype. This modification ensures type consistency across related types and improves the overall type safety of the codebase.
88-93: Overall assessment: Improved type safety with genericsThe changes in this file introduce type parameterization for
ValidatorandValidatorstypes, using a newWithdrawalCredentialsTtype alias. These modifications enhance type safety and provide more precise control over the withdrawal credentials type used in validators. The changes are consistent with modern Go practices for generic types and align with the description provided in the AI-generated summary.While the individual changes are approved, a clarification on the purpose of introducing the
WithdrawalCredentialsTalias would be beneficial for understanding the long-term design intentions.
93-93: LGTM: New type alias introduced, but clarification neededThe introduction of the
WithdrawalCredentialsTtype alias is consistent with the changes made toValidatorandValidators. It provides a clear connection between the generic type parameter and the concrete type.However, could you please clarify the reasoning behind introducing this alias instead of directly using
WithdrawalCredentialsin the type parameterization? This would help in understanding the long-term design intentions and potential future flexibility this alias might provide.To ensure consistency and understand the usage, let's check for other occurrences of
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mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/validator.go (7)
24-24: LGTM: New import added for generic withdrawal credentials support.The addition of the
typesimport from thebeaconpackage is appropriate for supporting the genericWithdrawalCredentialstype.
39-40: LGTM: Updated compile-time checks for generic Validator struct.The compile-time checks have been correctly updated to use the generic
Validator[types.WithdrawalCredentials]. This ensures that the generic implementation still satisfies the required interfaces, which is a good practice for catching potential issues early.
78-85: LGTM: Updated NewValidatorFromDeposit function to support generics.The
NewValidatorFromDepositfunction has been correctly updated to use the generic type parameterWithdrawalCredentialsT. The return type and implementation are consistent with the changes made to theValidatorstruct.
101-102: LGTM: Updated Empty and New methods to support generics.The
EmptyandNewmethods have been correctly updated to use the generic type parameterWithdrawalCredentialsT. The return types and implementations are consistent with the changes made to theValidatorstruct.Also applies to: 107-114
217-223: LGTM: Updated getter methods to support generics.The getter methods have been correctly updated to use the generic type parameter
WithdrawalCredentialsT. The method signatures and implementations remain consistent with the original logic, ensuring that the functionality is preserved while supporting the new generic structure.Also applies to: 230-232, 238-256, 262-270, 276-295, 300-302, 306-310, 313-315, 318-320, 323-325
327-341: LGTM: Added new getter methods for epoch-related fields.The addition of getter methods for
ActivationEligibilityEpoch,ActivationEpoch, andExitEpochimproves the API by providing direct access to these fields while maintaining encapsulation. These methods are implemented correctly and consistently with the existing getter methods.
47-64: Consider the trade-offs of using value types vs. pointers for struct fields.A previous comment suggested using pointers for some fields to avoid unnecessary copying. While the current implementation uses value types, it's worth considering the trade-offs:
Value types:
- Pro: Simpler memory management, no nil checks needed.
- Con: Potential performance impact when copying large structs.
Pointer types:
- Pro: Can be more efficient for large structs or when frequent updates are needed.
- Con: Introduces potential nil pointer issues, requires careful handling.
The current approach using value types is valid, but you might want to profile the performance, especially if
Validatorinstances are frequently copied or updated.To help make an informed decision, let's check the usage of the
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mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/genesis.go (1)
29-29:⚠️ Potential issueConsider isolating type parameter changes to a separate pull request
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Handlerstruct modifies the function signature ofGetGenesis. As per the PR objectives and previous discussions, the focus is on introducing E2E tests with only the minimally necessary type fixes. To maintain clarity and ease of review, consider moving type parameter changes to a separate pull request dedicated to refactoring.Run the following script to verify all usages of
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29-29: Updated function signature enhances type safetyThe addition of the extra type parameter in the
Handler[_, ContextT, _, _, _]generic improves type specificity and consistency across the codebase.
55-57: EncapsulatingrandaowithinRandaoDataimproves response structureWrapping
randaoinsidebeacontypes.RandaoDataenhances the clarity and extensibility of the API response, aligning with best practices for data encapsulation.mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/handler.go (4)
33-35: Approved: Type parameter updates enhance type safetyUpdating the type parameters
ForkT,ValidatorT, and introducingWithdrawalCredentialsTimproves type specificity and ensures that theHandlerstruct works with well-defined types.
38-38: Approved: Backend field update aligns with new type parametersThe
backendfield is correctly updated to match the new type parameters, maintaining consistency and type safety within theHandlerstruct.
45-47: Approved: Function signature updated to reflect new type parametersThe
NewHandlerfunction signature now includes the specific type parameters, enhancing clarity and ensuring that instantiations ofHandlerare type-safe.
49-49: Approved: Backend parameter in constructor matches updated typesUpdating the
backendparameter to includeWithdrawalCredentialsTensures consistency with the updatedBackendinterface and theHandlerstruct's type parameters.mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/validators.go (4)
31-31: Introduction of Generics forValidatorsThe addition of the generic type parameter
WithdrawalCredentialsTto theValidatorstype enhances flexibility and type safety. This change allowsValidatorsto work with different implementations ofWithdrawalCredentials, which is beneficial for accommodating various types of withdrawal credentials in the future.
39-51: Ensure Correct Implementation of SSZ Encoding with GenericsThe
DefineSSZmethod has been appropriately updated to handle the generic type parameter. The use ofssz.DefineSliceOfStaticObjectsContentandssz.DefineSliceOfStaticObjectsOffsetwith the genericValidatorstype ensures that encoding, decoding, and hashing are correctly managed.
56-57: Update ofHashTreeRootMethodThe
HashTreeRootmethod correctly incorporates the generic type in its implementation, ensuring that the SSZ hash tree root calculation accounts for the genericValidatorstype.
34-35: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionVerify Necessity of the Unnamed
boolParameter inSizeSSZThe
SizeSSZmethod includes an unnamedboolparameter:func (vs Validators[WithdrawalCredentialsT]) SizeSSZ(bool) uint32 { return ssz.SizeSliceOfStaticObjects(([]*Validator[WithdrawalCredentialsT])(vs)) }Please verify whether this parameter is required for interface compliance or compatibility with the
sszlibrary. If it is not necessary, consider removing it to improve code clarity.If the parameter is unnecessary, you can refactor the method signature as follows:
-func (vs Validators[WithdrawalCredentialsT]) SizeSSZ(bool) uint32 { +func (vs Validators[WithdrawalCredentialsT]) SizeSSZ() uint32 { return ssz.SizeSliceOfStaticObjects(([]*Validator[WithdrawalCredentialsT])(vs)) }mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/backend.go (1)
40-40: Ensure Consistency with Updated ValidatorBackend Type ParametersThe
ValidatorBackendin theBackendinterface is updated to include[ValidatorT, WithdrawalCredentialsT]. Verify that all implementations ofBackendcorrectly parameterizeValidatorBackendwith the new type parameters to maintain consistency across the codebase.Run the following script to identify implementations that may need updates:
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ValidatorBackendimplementations are correctly parameterized with[ValidatorT, WithdrawalCredentialsT]across the codebase.
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mod/node-api/backend/validator.go (2)
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53-58: Verify correct construction ofValidatorDatawith the new type parameters.In the return statement, you are creating an instance of
beacontypes.ValidatorData[ValidatorT, WithdrawalCredentialsT]. Ensure that theValidatorfield and any additional fields related toWithdrawalCredentialsTare properly initialized. This will help prevent nil pointer dereferences and ensure that the withdrawal credentials are accurately represented in the returned data.
30-33: Ensure consistent application of the new type parameter inValidatorByID.The function
ValidatorByIDnow includesWithdrawalCredentialsTin its return type*beacontypes.ValidatorData[ValidatorT, WithdrawalCredentialsT]. Please verify that all usages of this function and related data structures have been updated accordingly to accommodate the additional type parameter. This will prevent potential type mismatches or compilation errors.You can run the following script to identify all usages of
ValidatorByIDthat may need updates:mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/validators.go (5)
24-24: Import addition is appropriateThe added import
github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/errorsis necessary for enhanced error handling in the code.
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30-56: Handler method signature updated with generic type parametersThe
GetStateValidatorsmethod signature now includes generic type parameters. This enhances type safety and maintains consistency across handler methods.
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PostStateValidatorsmethod has been updated to include generic type parameters, aligning with other handler methods for improved type safety.
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GetStateValidatormethod now includes generic type parameters, enhancing type safety and consistency within the codebase.
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120-145: Improved consistency with generic type parametersThe
GetStateValidatorBalancesmethod signature has been updated to include generic type parameters, ensuring consistency and improving type safety across handler methods.mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/types/response.go (4)
59-62: Definition ofValidatorBalanceDatais appropriateThe
ValidatorBalanceDatastruct is correctly defined withIndexandBalanceasuint64, and the JSON tags are appropriately set.
74-79: Effective use of generics inValidatorDataThe
ValidatorDatastruct effectively utilizes Go generics to accommodate variousValidatorandWithdrawalCredentialstypes, enhancing code flexibility and reusability.
98-128: Accurate serialization inMarshalJSONofValidatorDataThe custom
MarshalJSONmethod forValidatorDataaccurately serializes nested structures, ensuring that all fields are correctly converted to strings where necessary. This implementation enhances interoperability with systems that require string representations of numerical values.
140-143:RandaoDatastruct is well-definedThe
RandaoDatastruct is appropriately declared with the correct JSON tag, ensuring proper serialization of theRandaofield.mod/node-api/backend/types.go (2)
28-28: Approved addition of the crypto package importThe import of the
cryptopackage is necessary for the use ofcrypto.BLSPubkeyin the code. This addition is appropriate and required.
128-146: Approved enhancement of the Validator interfaceThe addition of these methods to the
Validatorinterface provides comprehensive access to validator attributes, which enhances the functionality and usability of the interface.mod/node-core/pkg/components/api_handlers.go (10)
87-87: Verify Correct Instantiation ofNodeAPIHandlersInputIn the instantiation of
NodeAPIHandlersInput, the new type parameterWithdrawalCredentialsThas been added. Ensure that the provided type arguments align with the updated struct definition and that all necessary types are correctly supplied.
115-115: Adjust Return Type ofProvideNodeAPIBeaconHandlerThe return type of
ProvideNodeAPIBeaconHandlernow includesWithdrawalCredentialsTin its type parameters. Confirm that any variables or functions receiving this return value are compatible with the updated type.
179-179: UpdateNodeAPIBackendinProvideNodeAPIProofHandlerWithin
ProvideNodeAPIProofHandler, theNodeAPIBackendtype now includesWithdrawalCredentialsTas a type parameter. Ensure that this change is consistent with the definition ofNodeAPIBackendand that any implementations are updated to reflect this addition.
113-113: UpdateNodeAPIBackendto IncludeWithdrawalCredentialsTThe type
NodeAPIBackendnow includesWithdrawalCredentialsTas a type parameter. Verify that all implementations and usages ofNodeAPIBackendare updated to include this new parameter, and that any structs or interfaces relying onNodeAPIBackendare adjusted accordingly.Run the following script to locate all usages of
NodeAPIBackend:#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all instances of NodeAPIBackend usage. rg --type go 'NodeAPIBackend\[' -A 5
82-82: Confirm Addition ofWithdrawalCredentialsTinProvideNodeAPIHandlersThe function
ProvideNodeAPIHandlersnow includesWithdrawalCredentialsTin its type parameters. Verify that all calls to this function are updated to pass the correct type arguments, including the newWithdrawalCredentialsT, to prevent compilation errors.Run the following script to identify all calls to
ProvideNodeAPIHandlers:#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all function calls to ProvideNodeAPIHandlers. rg --type go 'ProvideNodeAPIHandlers\[' -A 3
54-54: UpdateBeaconAPIHandlerType ParametersThe
BeaconAPIHandlernow includesWithdrawalCredentialsTas a type parameter. Ensure that any code constructing or interfacing withBeaconAPIHandleris updated to include this new type parameter to reflect the change and maintain compatibility.Run the following script to find all usages of
BeaconAPIHandler:#!/bin/bash # Description: Locate all instances where BeaconAPIHandler is used. rg --type go 'BeaconAPIHandler\[' -A 3
172-172: IncludeWithdrawalCredentialsTinProvideNodeAPIProofHandlerThe function
ProvideNodeAPIProofHandlerhas been updated to includeWithdrawalCredentialsTas a type parameter. Check that all calls to this function pass the appropriate type arguments and that any dependent code is updated accordingly.Run the following script to find all usages of
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106-106: IncludeWithdrawalCredentialsTinProvideNodeAPIBeaconHandlerUsageThe function
ProvideNodeAPIBeaconHandlernow acceptsWithdrawalCredentialsTas a type parameter. Please check that all invocations of this function include the new type parameter to ensure type correctness.Run the following script to find all usages of
ProvideNodeAPIBeaconHandler:#!/bin/bash # Description: Locate all instances where ProvideNodeAPIBeaconHandler is called. rg --type go 'ProvideNodeAPIBeaconHandler\[' -A 3
122-122: Update Call tobeaconapi.NewHandlerwith New Type ParameterThe call to
beaconapi.NewHandlernow includesWithdrawalCredentialsTas a type parameter. Ensure that the function definition ofbeaconapi.NewHandlersupports this additional type parameter and that all related implementations are updated.Run the following script to verify the definition of
beaconapi.NewHandler:#!/bin/bash # Description: Locate the definition of beaconapi.NewHandler to confirm type parameters. rg --type go 'func NewHandler\[' -A 5
50-50: Ensure Consistent Usage ofWithdrawalCredentialsTinNodeAPIHandlersInputThe
WithdrawalCredentialsTtype parameter has been added to theNodeAPIHandlersInputstruct. Please verify that all instantiations ofNodeAPIHandlersInputthroughout the codebase now include this new type parameter to maintain consistency and prevent type errors.Run the following script to locate all usages of
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NodeAPIHandlersInputConfirmedAll instances of
NodeAPIHandlersInputin the codebase include the newWithdrawalCredentialsTtype parameter.Scripts executed
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mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/validator_test.go (70)
44-44: Generics Applied to 'want' FieldThe
wantfield in your test cases is correctly updated to use the generic type*types.Validator[types.WithdrawalCredentials], aligning with the changes in theValidatorstruct definition.
56-56: Initializing 'want' with Generic Validator TypeThe test case properly initializes the
wantvariable using the generic*types.Validator[types.WithdrawalCredentials], ensuring consistency with the updated struct.
88-88: Consistent Update of 'want' Field in Test CasesThis change mirrors previous updates by applying the generic type to the
wantfield in your test cases.
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161-161: Applying Generics to Validator in TestThe
validatorvariable is correctly updated to use the generic type*types.Validator[types.WithdrawalCredentials]in the test case.
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185-185: Consistent Use of Generics in Test Validator
203-203: Generics Applied to Validator in Eligibility TestThe
validatorvariable in theTestValidator_IsEligibleForActivationfunction is correctly using the generic type.
209-209: Consistent Use of Generics in Validator Test
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253-253: Generics Applied in Activation Queue TestThe
validatorvariable is properly updated with the generic type in theTestValidator_IsEligibleForActivationQueuefunction.
258-258: Consistent Use of Generics in Activation Queue Test
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300-300: Generics Applied in Slashing TestThe
validatorvariable in theTestValidator_IsSlashablefunction is correctly using the generic type.
306-306: Consistent Use of Generics in Slashing Test
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356-356: Generics Applied in Full Withdrawal TestThe
validatorvariable inTestValidator_IsFullyWithdrawableis correctly updated with the generic type.
363-363: Consistent Use of Generics in Full Withdrawal Test
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426-426: Generics Applied in Partial Withdrawal TestThe
validatorvariable inTestValidator_IsPartiallyWithdrawableis correctly using the generic type.
432-432: Consistent Use of Generics in Partial Withdrawal Test
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467-467: Consistent Use of Generics in Partial Withdrawal Test
494-494: Generics Applied in Withdrawal Credentials TestThe
validatorvariable inTestValidator_HasEth1WithdrawalCredentialsis correctly updated with the generic type.
499-499: Consistent Use of Generics in Withdrawal Credentials Test
509-509: Consistent Use of Generics in Withdrawal Credentials Test
532-532: Generics Applied in Effective Balance TestThe
validatorvariable inTestValidator_HasMaxEffectiveBalanceis correctly using the generic type.
537-537: Consistent Use of Generics in Effective Balance Test
544-544: Consistent Use of Generics in Effective Balance Test
564-564: Generics Applied in SSZ Marshal/Unmarshal TestThe
validatorvariable inTestValidator_MarshalUnmarshalSSZis correctly updated with the generic type.
569-569: Consistent Use of Generics in SSZ Test Cases
594-594: Consistent Use of Generics in SSZ Test Cases
611-611: Consistent Use of Generics in SSZ Test Cases
636-636: Consistent Use of Generics in SSZ Test Cases
653-653: Consistent Use of Generics in Invalid SSZ Size Test
663-663: Consistent Use of Generics in SSZ Unmarshal Error Handling
674-674: Consistent Use of Generics in SSZ Unmarshal Validation
701-701: Generics Applied in HashTreeRoot TestThe
validatorvariable inTestValidator_HashTreeRootis correctly updated with the generic type.
705-705: Consistent Use of Generics in HashTreeRoot Test Cases
729-729: Consistent Use of Generics in HashTreeRoot Test Cases
768-768: Generics Applied in Effective Balance Setter TestThe
validatorvariable inTestValidator_SetEffectiveBalanceis correctly using the generic type.
774-774: Consistent Use of Generics in Effective Balance Setter Test
782-782: Consistent Use of Generics in Effective Balance Setter Test
800-800: Generics Applied in Withdrawable Epoch Getter TestThe
validatorvariable inTestValidator_GetWithdrawableEpochis correctly updated with the generic type.
805-805: Consistent Use of Generics in Withdrawable Epoch Getter Test
812-812: Consistent Use of Generics in Withdrawable Epoch Getter Test
829-829: Generics Applied in Withdrawal Credentials Getter TestThe
validatorvariable inTestValidator_GetWithdrawalCredentialsis correctly using the generic type.
834-834: Consistent Use of Generics in Withdrawal Credentials Getter Test
846-846: Consistent Use of Generics in Withdrawal Credentials Getter Test
863-863: Generics Applied in Slashed Status TestThe
validatorvariable inTestValidator_IsSlashedis correctly updated with the generic type.
868-868: Consistent Use of Generics in Slashed Status Test
875-875: Consistent Use of Generics in Slashed Status Test
897-897: Generics Applied in Validator Creation TestThe
wantvariable inTestValidator_Newis correctly initialized using the generic type.
909-909: Consistent Use of Generics in Validator Creation Test
934-934: Generics Applied in Validator 'New' Method TestThe
vvariable is correctly updated to use the generic type when calling theNewmethod.
950-950: Generics Applied in Pubkey Getter TestThe
validatorvariable inTestValidator_GetPubkeyis correctly using the generic type.
955-955: Consistent Use of Generics in Pubkey Getter Test
962-962: Consistent Use of Generics in Pubkey Getter Test
979-979: Generics Applied in Effective Balance Getter TestThe
validatorvariable inTestValidator_GetEffectiveBalanceis correctly updated with the generic type.
984-984: Consistent Use of Generics in Effective Balance Getter Test
991-991: Consistent Use of Generics in Effective Balance Getter Test
998-998: Consistent Use of Generics in Effective Balance Getter Testmod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go (5)
1087-1088: Specifying type parameters for improved type safetyDefining
ValidatorTastypes.Validator[WithdrawalCredentialsT]andWithdrawalCredentialsTastypes.WithdrawalCredentialsenhances type safety and ensures consistent use of types across the interfaces.
1097-1097: Updating type parameters inNodeAPIBackendinterfaceIncluding
WithdrawalCredentialsTin theNodeAPIBackendinterface definition maintains consistency with the updated type parameters and improves clarity.
1106-1108: EnhancingNodeAPIBeaconBackendinterface with explicit typesAdding
WithdrawalCredentialsTand specifyingValidatorTastypes.Validator[WithdrawalCredentialsT]in theNodeAPIBeaconBackendinterface enhances type safety and consistency across the codebase.
1114-1114: Consistent use of updatedValidatorBackendinterfaceReferencing
ValidatorBackend[ValidatorT, WithdrawalCredentialsT]ensures consistency with the updated type definitions and promotes type safety.
1156-1164: RefiningValidatorBackendinterface with explicit type parametersBy specifying
ValidatorTastypes.Validator[WithdrawalCredentialsT]and incorporatingWithdrawalCredentialsTin the interface and method signatures, the code improves type specificity and reduces the risk of type-related errors.
Signed-off-by: nidhi-singh02 <trippin@berachain.com>
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mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/withdrawal_credentials.go (1)
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1-88: Consider addressing TODOs and planning for comprehensive refactoring.While the new
Bytes()method is a great addition, there are still several TODO comments in the file indicating potential future refactoring. It might be beneficial to create a comprehensive plan to address these TODOs and refactor theWithdrawalCredentialstype.Consider the following steps:
- Review all TODO comments and assess their relevance.
- Determine if the custom implementations of
UnmarshalJSON,String,MarshalText, andUnmarshalTextare still necessary.- Evaluate if a more generic approach could be implemented to reduce code duplication.
- Consider how the new
Bytes()method fits into the overall interface and if any other methods should be added or modified.Creating a separate issue to track this refactoring effort could help ensure it's not overlooked in future development.
mod/consensus-types/go.mod (1)
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3-3: Invalid Go version specified.The Go version is set to
1.23.0, which is not a valid Go version as of September 2024. The latest stable version of Go is 1.21.x, and Go follows a specific versioning scheme (1.x for major versions).Please update the Go version to a valid and appropriate version, such as
1.21.0or the latest stable version available at the time of this PR.-go 1.23.0 +go 1.21.0mod/node-core/pkg/components/api_handlers.go (1)
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175-181: Missing Type Parameter Declaration forWithdrawalCredentialsIn the function
ProvideNodeAPIProofHandler, the type parameterWithdrawalCredentialsis used inNodeAPIBackendbut is not declared in the function's type parameters. This will cause a compilation error.Apply the following diff to declare
WithdrawalCredentialsin the function's type parameters:func ProvideNodeAPIProofHandler[ BeaconBlockHeaderT BeaconBlockHeader[BeaconBlockHeaderT], BeaconStateT BeaconState[ BeaconStateT, BeaconBlockHeaderT, BeaconStateMarshallableT, *Eth1Data, ExecutionPayloadHeaderT, *Fork, KVStoreT, *Validator, Validators, WithdrawalT, ], BeaconStateMarshallableT BeaconStateMarshallable[ BeaconStateMarshallableT, BeaconBlockHeaderT, *Eth1Data, ExecutionPayloadHeaderT, *Fork, *Validator, ], ExecutionPayloadHeaderT ExecutionPayloadHeader[ExecutionPayloadHeaderT], KVStoreT any, NodeT any, NodeAPIContextT NodeAPIContext, WithdrawalT Withdrawal[WithdrawalT], + WithdrawalCredentials, ](b NodeAPIBackend[ BeaconBlockHeaderT, BeaconStateT, *Fork, NodeT, *Validator, WithdrawalCredentials, ]) *proofapi.Handler[ BeaconBlockHeaderT, BeaconStateT, BeaconStateMarshallableT, NodeAPIContextT, ExecutionPayloadHeaderT, *Validator, ] {
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- examples/berad/pkg/consensus-types/validator.go (2 hunks)
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- mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/withdrawal_credentials.go (1 hunks)
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- mod/node-core/pkg/components/api_handlers.go (3 hunks)
- mod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go (4 hunks)
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mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/withdrawal_credentials.go (1)
85-88: LGTM! The newBytes()method is a valuable addition.The implementation of the
Bytes()method is correct and efficient. The added comment clearly explains its purpose. This method aligns well with the existing methods and enhances the interface of theWithdrawalCredentialstype.It's great to see that the previous review comments have been addressed:
- A comment has been added to explain the purpose of the method.
- The method fits well with the existing structure and doesn't conflict with potential future refactoring indicated by the TODOs.
mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal_credentials.mock.go (5)
23-41: LGTM: Bytes() method implementation is correct and follows best practices.The
Bytes()method is well-implemented:
- It correctly uses the
Called()method to manage expectations.- The panic for no return value helps catch test misconfigurations.
- The type assertion and conversion logic properly handles both
func() []byteand[]bytereturn types.This implementation provides flexibility for various testing scenarios.
43-47: LGTM: WithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Call struct is correctly defined.The
WithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Callstruct:
- Properly embeds
*mock.Call.- Follows the standard pattern for generated mocks.
- Enhances type safety and improves IDE autocompletion for the
Bytes()method calls in tests.
48-51: LGTM: Bytes() expectation helper method is correctly implemented.The
Bytes()method inWithdrawalCredentials_Expecter:
- Properly sets up expectations for the
Bytes()method.- Correctly uses the mock's
On()method.- Returns the appropriate type for chaining method calls in tests.
This implementation enhances the usability of the mock in test scenarios.
53-68: LGTM: Run(), Return(), and RunAndReturn() methods are correctly implemented.These methods in
WithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Call:
- Properly wrap the underlying
mock.Callmethods.- Provide type safety and an improved API for setting up mock behaviors.
- Correctly return
*WithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Callfor method chaining.- The
RunAndReturn()method appropriately handles function-based return value generation.These implementations enhance the usability and type safety of the mock in test scenarios.
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1-69: LGTM: Overall changes to the file are consistent and complete.The additions to the
withdrawal_credentials.mock.gofile:
- Are consistent with the existing code structure and patterns.
- Properly implement the
Bytes()method and its supporting types.- Maintain the overall structure and style of a generated mock file.
These changes enhance the mock's capabilities while maintaining consistency with the existing implementation.
mod/consensus-types/go.mod (1)
7-7: Dependency update looks good.The update of
github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/errorsto versionv0.0.0-20240806211103-d1105603bfc0is in line with the PR objectives. This change likely includes necessary updates or fixes for the error handling module.mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/state_test.go (3)
81-84: Improved withdrawal credentials initialization.The change from direct byte array assignment to using
types.NewCredentialsFromExecutionAddressis a positive improvement. This approach enhances readability, maintainability, and potentially provides better type safety for credential creation.
93-96: Consistent application of improved withdrawal credentials initialization.This change mirrors the improvement made to the first Validator instance, ensuring consistency in how withdrawal credentials are initialized across different validators. This uniform approach enhances the overall code quality and maintainability.
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81-96: Summary: Enhancements align with E2E testing objectives.The changes to the
generateValidBeaconStatefunction improve the test data generation process by using a more structured approach for initializing withdrawal credentials. These modifications enhance the quality of the test setup, which is crucial for effective E2E testing. The changes are confined to the test code and don't introduce any risks to the production codebase. This aligns well with the PR objectives of implementing robust E2E tests for the beacon endpoints.examples/berad/pkg/consensus-types/validator.go (4)
237-245: LGTM: New getter methods added for ActivationEpoch and ExitEpochThe addition of
GetActivationEpoch()andGetExitEpoch()methods improves the API by providing explicit access to these fields. The implementation is correct and consistent with other methods in the struct.
44-44: LGTM: JSON field name updated to snake_caseThe JSON tag for
ActivationEpochhas been correctly updated to use snake_case ("activation_epoch"). This change improves consistency and follows common JSON naming conventions.Please ensure that any systems consuming this JSON output are updated to handle the new field name. Run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old field name:
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42-42: LGTM: JSON field name updated to snake_caseThe JSON tag for
EffectiveBalancehas been correctly updated to use snake_case ("effective_balance"). This change improves consistency and follows common JSON naming conventions.Please ensure that any systems consuming this JSON output are updated to handle the new field name. Run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old field name:
46-48: LGTM: JSON field names updated to snake_caseThe JSON tags for
ExitEpochandWithdrawableEpochhave been correctly updated to use snake_case ("exit_epoch" and "withdrawable_epoch" respectively). These changes improve consistency and follow common JSON naming conventions.Please ensure that any systems consuming this JSON output are updated to handle the new field names. Run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old field names:
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WithdrawalCredentialsT Correctly Included in All Backend Usages
All instances of
Backendacross the codebase have been updated to includeWithdrawalCredentialsT, ensuring consistency and preventing type mismatches.Scripts executed
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mod/node-api/handlers/beacon/types/response.go (5)
64-72: Previous feedback onMarshalJSONmethod inValidatorBalanceDatais still applicable
83-93: Previous feedback on renamingvalidatorJSONtoValidatorJSONis still applicable
94-98: Previous feedback on renamingresponseJSONtoResponseJSONis still applicable
101-133: Previous feedback on refactoringMarshalJSONmethod inValidatorDatais still applicable
159-165: Previous feedback on accessing embedded fields inForkData.MarshalJSONis still applicablemod/node-core/pkg/components/api_handlers.go (1)
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175-181: Verify ifWithdrawalCredentialsShould Be Included inproofapi.HandlerThe
WithdrawalCredentialstype parameter is included inNodeAPIBackendbut not inproofapi.Handler. IfWithdrawalCredentialsare required in the proof API handler, consider adding it to the type parameters ofproofapi.Handlerto ensure consistency and correct functionality.mod/node-api/backend/types.go (3)
28-28: Import of 'crypto' package is appropriateThe addition of the
cryptopackage import is necessary for the use ofcrypto.BLSPubkeyin theValidatorinterface.
128-143: Consider removing 'Get' prefixes from method names to follow Go conventionsAs previously noted, Go conventions recommend omitting 'Get' prefixes from method names. Renaming methods like
GetPubkey()toPubkey()aligns with idiomatic Go practices and enhances code readability.
162-162: Documentation forBytes()method added successfullyThe added doc comment for the
Bytes()method improves clarity and adheres to Go documentation standards.mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go (2)
215-225: Ensure Proper Initialization inGetPubkeyIn the
GetPubkeymethod, ifret.Get(0)isnil, the variabler0remains uninitialized, which could lead to unexpected behavior whenr0is returned. Consider initializingr0explicitly to its zero value to ensure consistent function behavior.
27-206: Refactor to Reduce Code Duplication in Mock MethodsThe mock methods such as
GetActivationEligibilityEpoch,GetActivationEpoch,GetEffectiveBalance,GetExitEpoch,GetWithdrawableEpoch, andIsSlashedhave similar structures with repeated code blocks. Extracting common logic into helper functions could reduce duplication and enhance maintainability. Since this is generated code, consider adjusting the code generator to produce more DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) code.Also applies to: 255-297, 344-384
mod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go (3)
1087-1088: RestrictingValidatorTType Parameter Reduces Interface FlexibilityAs previously noted, constraining
ValidatorTtotypes.Validator[WithdrawalCredentialsT]reduces the flexibility of theNodeAPIBackendinterface. This change may limit future extensions or implementations that require different validator types or withdrawal credentials. Consider keepingValidatorTas a generic type parameter to maintain modularity and reusability.
1162-1162: Function Signature Updated to Reflect Type ChangesThe return type of
ValidatorByIDhas been updated to*types.ValidatorData[ValidatorT, WithdrawalCredentialsT], which aligns with the new type constraints. This ensures consistency across the interface and clarity in the data structures being used.
1167-1167: Function Signature Updated to Reflect Type ChangesThe return type of
ValidatorsByIDshas been updated to[]*types.ValidatorData[ValidatorT, WithdrawalCredentialsT], maintaining consistency with the updated type definitions. This change enhances type safety and clarity in the interface.
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only suggestion is to clean up this file by maybe splitting up the different response types (and associated marshal functions if necessary) into different files
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Good point. I would prefer doing refactoring in a separate PR. I don't want the diff to increase in current one. I hope it is okay.
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Here is the PR #2024 to address this comment.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal_credentials.mock.go (6)
23-41: LGTM: Bytes() method implementation is correct and follows best practices.The
Bytes()method is well-implemented, following the standard pattern for mock methods using the testify/mock package. It correctly handles different return value scenarios and includes appropriate panic handling for cases where no return value is specified.
43-46: LGTM: WithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Call struct is correctly defined.The
WithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Callstruct is properly defined to provide type-specific methods for theBytes()mock call. The embedding of*mock.Callallows it to inherit all necessary methods from the base Call type.
48-51: LGTM: Bytes() expectation helper method is correctly implemented.The
Bytes()method in theWithdrawalCredentials_Expecterstruct is properly implemented as a helper to define expectations for theBytes()method on the mock. It correctly uses the mock'sOn()method to set up the expectation.
53-58: LGTM: Run() method is correctly implemented for type-safe custom logic execution.The
Run()method of theWithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Callstruct is well-implemented. It allows for type-safe execution of custom logic during the mock call and correctly returns the call object for method chaining.
60-68: LGTM: Return() and RunAndReturn() methods are correctly implemented.Both the
Return()andRunAndReturn()methods of theWithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Callstruct are well-implemented. They allow for type-safe setting of return values for the mock call, either directly or through a function. Both methods correctly return the call object for method chaining, consistent with the testify/mock package's patterns.
23-69: Overall assessment: Excellent implementation of the Bytes() method mock.The additions to the
WithdrawalCredentialsmock are well-implemented and follow best practices for mock objects using the testify/mock package. The newBytes()method and its associated helper types and methods enhance the mock's functionality and provide type-safe ways to set expectations and return values. These changes will improve the testing capabilities for code that depends on theWithdrawalCredentialsinterface.mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go (7)
7-8: Import Addition ApprovedThe addition of the
bytespackage import is appropriate and necessary for handlingbytes.B48types used in the mock methods.
27-44: Comment Previously Addressed: Handle Potential Nil Return ValuesThe issue regarding nil return values in
GetActivationEligibilityEpochhas been previously discussed. The past review comment is still valid and applicable here.
72-88: Comment Previously Addressed: Handle Potential Nil Return ValuesAs with earlier methods, the concern about nil return values in
GetActivationEpochremains. The previous review comment applies to this code segment.
117-133: Comment Previously Addressed: Handle Potential Nil Return ValuesThe method
GetEffectiveBalancemay encounter issues with nil return values. This has been noted in prior reviews, and the comment remains pertinent.
162-178: Comment Previously Addressed: Handle Potential Nil Return ValuesThe potential for nil return values in
GetExitEpochhas been previously highlighted. The existing review comment is still relevant.
207-225: Nil Check Implementation ConsistentThe method
GetPubkeyincludes a nil check before type assertion, ensuring safe handling of potential nil values. This implementation is correct and consistent with best practices.
255-270: Comment Previously Addressed: Handle Potential Nil Return ValuesThe concern regarding nil return values in
GetWithdrawableEpochis consistent with earlier methods. The previous review comment applies here as well.
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146-166: LGTM! Consider extracting allowed statuses as a constant.The
ValidateValidatorStatusfunction correctly implements the validation logic for validator statuses according to the Eth Beacon Node API specs. Good job on using thevalidateAllowedStringshelper function for consistency.For improved maintainability, consider extracting the
allowedStatusesmap as a package-level constant. This would make it easier to update the list of allowed statuses in the future and potentially reuse it in other parts of the code if needed.Example:
var AllowedValidatorStatuses = map[string]bool{ "pending_initialized": true, "pending_queued": true, // ... other statuses ... } func ValidateValidatorStatus(fl validator.FieldLevel) bool { return validateAllowedStrings(fl.Field().String(), AllowedValidatorStatuses) }
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go (2)
Learnt from: nidhi-singh02 PR: berachain/beacon-kit#1983 File: mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go:299-315 Timestamp: 2024-09-30T07:19:39.490Z Learning: Auto-generated mock files (e.g., files in `mod/**/mocks/` directories) should be ignored in code reviews.Learnt from: nidhi-singh02 PR: berachain/beacon-kit#1983 File: mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go:299-315 Timestamp: 2024-10-08T15:37:30.097Z Learning: Auto-generated mock files (e.g., files in `mod/**/mocks/` directories) should be ignored in code reviews.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal_credentials.mock.go (6)
23-41: LGTM:Bytesmethod implementation looks correct and follows best practices.The
Bytesmethod is well-implemented, following the standard testify mock pattern. It includes proper error handling (panic for no return value) and flexibility in return types (direct byte slice or function returning byte slice). This implementation will facilitate effective testing of theWithdrawalCredentialsinterface.
43-46: LGTM:WithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Callstruct is correctly defined.The
WithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Callstruct is properly implemented to shadow the Run/Return methods with type-explicit versions for theBytesmethod. This follows the testify mock pattern and will enhance type safety when setting up expectations for theBytesmethod in tests.
48-51: LGTM:Bytesmethod inWithdrawalCredentials_Expecteris correctly implemented.The
Bytesmethod in theWithdrawalCredentials_Expecterstruct is well-implemented. It follows the testify mock pattern for setting up expectations and returns the appropriate type (*WithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Call). This will facilitate type-safe and easy-to-use expectation setup for theBytesmethod in tests.
53-68: LGTM:Run,Return, andRunAndReturnmethods are correctly implemented.The
Run,Return, andRunAndReturnmethods forWithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Callare well-implemented. They follow the testify mock pattern for type-safe method call expectations and provide flexibility in defining mock behavior. The use of method chaining (returning*WithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Call) is a good practice that enhances the fluency of the mock API.
23-69: LGTM: Overall structure and consistency of the added code is excellent.The new code for the
Bytesmethod mock is well-structured and consistent with the existing mock implementation. It follows the established patterns for testify mocks, maintains consistent naming conventions, and integrates seamlessly with the existing code. This consistency will make the mock easy to use and understand for developers working with theWithdrawalCredentialsinterface.
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1-69: Summary: Excellent implementation of theBytesmethod mock.The additions to the
WithdrawalCredentialsmock are well-implemented, following best practices for testify mocks. The newBytesmethod and its supporting structures are consistent with the existing code and will enhance the testing capabilities for theWithdrawalCredentialsinterface. The implementation provides flexibility and type safety, which will contribute to more robust and maintainable tests.mod/node-api/engines/echo/vaildator.go (2)
63-69: LGTM! Consider alphabetizing the validators map.The addition of the "validator_status" validator is a good improvement to the validation capabilities. The implementation is consistent with the existing structure.
For better readability and easier maintenance, consider alphabetizing the entries in the
validatorsmap. This would make it easier to locate specific validators in the future.
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1-236: Summary: Good addition to enhance validation capabilitiesThe changes in this file successfully introduce validation for validator statuses, which aligns well with the PR objectives of implementing E2E tests for existing beacon endpoints. This enhancement to the API's input validation is crucial for ensuring robust E2E testing.
The implementation is consistent with the existing code structure and follows good practices. The suggestions provided (alphabetizing the validators map and extracting allowed statuses as a constant) are minor improvements that could further enhance maintainability.
Overall, these changes contribute positively to the validation framework and support the goal of establishing a solid foundation for E2E testing.
mod/node-api/backend/types.go (3)
28-28: Import added forcryptopackageThe addition of the
cryptopackage import is necessary for thecrypto.BLSPubkeytype used in theGetPubkeymethod.
128-143: New methods added toValidatorinterface enhance functionalityThe inclusion of these methods provides detailed access to validator attributes, improving the interface's comprehensiveness and utility.
161-162:Bytes()method added toWithdrawalCredentialsinterfaceThe addition of the
Bytes()method allows for retrieval of the raw byte representation of withdrawal credentials, complementing the existing functionality.mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go (1)
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1-400: Skipping review of auto-generated mock file as per previous learnings.According to the learnings retrieved from long-term memory, auto-generated mock files (e.g., files in
mod/**/mocks/directories) should be ignored in code reviews.mod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go (5)
1088-1089: Enhancing type safety withWithdrawalCredentialsTIntroducing
WithdrawalCredentialsTas a type parameter and definingValidatorTastypes.Validator[WithdrawalCredentialsT]improves type safety and clarity. This change ensures that validators are consistently associated with the correct withdrawal credentials throughout the interface.
1107-1109: Consistent update ofNodeAPIBeaconBackendinterfaceThe
NodeAPIBeaconBackendinterface now includesWithdrawalCredentialsTand specifiesValidatorTastypes.Validator[WithdrawalCredentialsT]. This alignment withNodeAPIBackendenhances consistency and type safety across the codebase.
1115-1115: Update toValidatorBackendinterfaceUpdating the
ValidatorBackendinterface to includeWithdrawalCredentialsTas a type parameter and definingValidatorTaccordingly improves specificity and ensures correct type associations in validator operations.
1157-1160: Refinement of type parameters inValidatorBackendThe addition of
WithdrawalCredentialsTand redefiningValidatorTastypes.Validator[WithdrawalCredentialsT]enhances the interface's clarity. It ensures that methods handling validators correctly reference the associated withdrawal credentials type.
1163-1163: Updated return types in validator methodsThe methods
ValidatorByIDandValidatorsByIDsnow return*types.ValidatorData[ValidatorT, WithdrawalCredentialsT], which ensures that the returned data includes the appropriate withdrawal credentials. This update enhances the precision and correctness of the returned validator information.Also applies to: 1168-1168
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mod/node-api/engines/echo/vaildator.go (2)
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131-131: Update comment to reference official specificationThe comment references a HackMD URL, which may not be stable or permanent. Consider updating the comment to point to the official Ethereum Beacon Node API specifications for better longevity and clarity.
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132-140: MoveallowedStatusesto a package-level variableDefining
allowedStatuseswithin theValidateValidatorStatusfunction causes the map to be recreated on each function call. To improve performance and reduce overhead, consider movingallowedStatusesto a package-level variable or constant.Apply this change to refactor the code:
+var allowedValidatorStatuses = map[string]bool{ + "pending_initialized": true, + "pending_queued": true, + "active_ongoing": true, + "active_exiting": true, + "active_slashed": true, + "exited_unslashed": true, + "exited_slashed": true, + "withdrawal_possible": true, + "withdrawal_done": true, +} func ValidateValidatorStatus(fl validator.FieldLevel) bool { - // Eth Beacon Node API specs: https://hackmd.io/ofFJ5gOmQpu1jjHilHbdQQ - allowedStatuses := map[string]bool{ - "pending_initialized": true, - "pending_queued": true, - "active_ongoing": true, - "active_exiting": true, - "active_slashed": true, - "exited_unslashed": true, - "exited_slashed": true, - "withdrawal_possible": true, - "withdrawal_done": true, - } return validateAllowedStrings(fl.Field().String(), allowedValidatorStatuses) }
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go (2)
Learnt from: nidhi-singh02 PR: berachain/beacon-kit#1983 File: mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go:299-315 Timestamp: 2024-09-30T07:19:39.490Z Learning: Auto-generated mock files (e.g., files in `mod/**/mocks/` directories) should be ignored in code reviews.Learnt from: nidhi-singh02 PR: berachain/beacon-kit#1983 File: mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go:299-315 Timestamp: 2024-10-08T15:37:30.097Z Learning: Auto-generated mock files (e.g., files in `mod/**/mocks/` directories) should be ignored in code reviews.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal_credentials.mock.go (3)
23-41: NewBytesmethod added toWithdrawalCredentialsmock is appropriateThe
Bytesmethod has been correctly added to theWithdrawalCredentialsmock. This addition ensures that tests can accurately mock and verify calls toBytes, enhancing test coverage and flexibility.
43-51: Helper methods forBytesmock calls are properly implementedThe definitions of
WithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Calland the helper methods in theWithdrawalCredentials_Expecterare correctly set up. These allow for fluent expectation setting on theBytesmethod within tests, aligning with the mockery framework's patterns.
53-68: Mock call handling forBytesmethod is correctly structuredThe implementations of
Run,Return, andRunAndReturnmethods forWithdrawalCredentials_Bytes_Callare properly designed. They provide the necessary interfaces to define custom behaviors and return values when theBytesmethod is called, which is essential for comprehensive testing scenarios.mod/node-api/engines/echo/vaildator.go (1)
63-69: Addition ofvalidator_statusvalidatorThe inclusion of
validator_statusin thevalidatorsmap enhances the validation capabilities and maintains consistency with existing validators.mod/node-api/backend/types.go (3)
28-28: ApprovedThe addition of the
cryptoimport is necessary for theGetPubkey()method in theValidatorinterface.
128-143: Method naming conventions: previous comments still applyThe previous review comment about removing 'Get' prefixes from method names to follow Go conventions is still applicable. Adhering to Go's naming conventions improves code readability and consistency.
161-162: ApprovedThe addition of the
Bytes()method to theWithdrawalCredentialsinterface provides necessary functionality and is well-documented.mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go (1)
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mod/**/mocks/directories are to be ignored during code reviews.mod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go (1)
1088-1089: RestrictingWithdrawalCredentialsTtype parameter reduces interface flexibilityBy specifying
WithdrawalCredentialsTastypes.WithdrawalCredentialsin the interfaces, you're limiting their flexibility to accept different implementations of withdrawal credentials. This reduces the generality of the interfaces and may hinder future extensions or implementations that require different withdrawal credential types. Consider keepingWithdrawalCredentialsTas a generic type parameter without constraining it totypes.WithdrawalCredentialsto maintain modularity and reusability.Also applies to: 1107-1109, 1157-1160
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Validatorinterface with new methods for retrieving validator attributes such as public key and effective balance.WithdrawalCredentialsmock for returning byte representations.Improvements
Validatorinterface, enhancing testing capabilities.