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Problem: ica packet callback doesn't contain channel detail #1235

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Merging #1235 (72e07bd) into main (44b58f9) will increase coverage by 20.13%.
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  • CHANGELOG.md (1 hunks)
  • integration_tests/contracts/contracts/TestICA.sol (2 hunks)
  • integration_tests/test_ica_precompile.py (6 hunks)
  • x/cronos/events/bindings/cosmos/precompile/icacallback/i_ica_callback.abigen.go (2 hunks)
  • x/cronos/events/bindings/src/ICACallback.sol (1 hunks)
  • x/cronos/keeper/keeper.go (1 hunks)
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x/cronos/keeper/keeper.go (1)
  • 292-298: The onPacketResult function has been updated to include packet.SourceChannel as a parameter in the OnPacketResultCallback function call. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new signature.
CHANGELOG.md (1)
  • 16-16: The change log entry is clear and links to the relevant pull request. Ensure that the pull request contains all the necessary information for future reference.
x/cronos/events/bindings/src/ICACallback.sol (1)
  • 2-6: The change in the function signature of onPacketResultCallback is correctly reflected. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new signature.
integration_tests/contracts/contracts/TestICA.sol (3)
  • 15-19: The change from a single mapping to a nested mapping allows tracking of packet status across multiple channels. This is a significant change and should be tested thoroughly to ensure it works as expected.

  • 105-107: The getStatus function is a new addition that retrieves the status of a packet based on its source channel and sequence number. Ensure that it is being used correctly in the rest of the codebase.

  • 109-118: The onPacketResultCallback function now includes packetSrcChannel as a parameter and updates the status accordingly. This is a significant change and should be tested thoroughly to ensure it works as expected.

integration_tests/test_ica_precompile.py (4)
  • 170-178: The wait_for_status_change function now accepts a new parameter channel_id. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new signature.

  • 198-210: The register_acc function call now includes channel_id as a parameter. Ensure that the function definition has been updated to accept this new parameter.

  • 316-317: The wait_for_status_change function calls now include channel_id as a parameter. This is consistent with the updated function definition.

  • 271-272: The submit_msgs_ro function calls have been updated to include the channel_id parameter. Ensure that the function definition has been updated to accept this new parameter.

x/cronos/events/bindings/cosmos/precompile/icacallback/i_ica_callback.abigen.go (4)
  • 30-34: The ABI for the onPacketResultCallback function has been updated to include the packetSrcChannel parameter. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new signature.

  • 182-187: The OnPacketResultCallback function in the ICACallbackTransactor struct has been updated to include the packetSrcChannel parameter. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new signature.

  • 189-194: The OnPacketResultCallback function in the ICACallbackSession struct has been updated to include the packetSrcChannel parameter. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new signature.

  • 196-201: The OnPacketResultCallback function in the ICACallbackTransactorSession struct has been updated to include the packetSrcChannel parameter. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new signature.

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  • integration_tests/contracts/contracts/TestICA.sol (2 hunks)
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integration_tests/contracts/contracts/TestICA.sol (5)
  • 15-17: The Status enum has been defined correctly and is being used appropriately in the code.

  • 18-18: The statusMap has been updated to use a nested mapping with a string key. This allows for tracking the status of packets across multiple channels.

  • 19-19: The OnPacketResult event now includes a string parameter for packet source channel. This allows for better tracking of packet statuses across multiple channels.

  • 105-107: The getStatus function has been added to retrieve the status based on the packet source channel and sequence number. This function is correctly implemented and should work as expected.

  • 109-119: The onPacketResultCallback function has been updated to include packetSrcChannel as a parameter and update the status accordingly. This function is correctly implemented and should work as expected.

integration_tests/test_ica_precompile.py (3)
  • 171-179: The wait_for_status_change function now includes a channel_id parameter. This change seems to be related to incorporating channel-specific information into the function for handling status changes.

  • 182-185: The assert_packet_result function's signature has been updated to include the channel_id parameter. This change seems to be related to incorporating channel-specific information into the function for handling packet results.

  • 198-210: The channel_id is now passed to the register_acc function. This change seems to be related to incorporating channel-specific information into the function for registering accounts.

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integration_tests/test_ica_precompile.py (7)
  • 171-179: The wait_for_status_change function now accepts a channel_id parameter and uses it to check the status. This change is likely to support multiple channels.

  • 182-186: The assert_packet_result function now accepts a channel_id parameter and includes it in the expected result. This change is likely to support assertions for multiple channels.

  • 199-211: The channel_id parameter is now included in the register_acc function call within the test_sc_call function. This change is likely to support testing for multiple channels.

  • 254-260: The channel_id parameter is now included in the wait_for_status_change, getStatus, and assert_packet_result function calls within the test_sc_call function. These changes are likely to support testing for multiple channels.

  • 274-281: The channel_id parameter is now included in the wait_for_status_change, getStatus, and assert_packet_result function calls within the test_sc_call function. These changes are likely to support testing for multiple channels.

  • 296-303: The channel_id parameter is now included in the wait_for_status_change, getStatus, and assert_packet_result function calls within the test_sc_call function. These changes are likely to support testing for multiple channels.

  • 317-323: The channel_id parameter is now included in the wait_for_status_change, getStatus, and assert_packet_result function calls within the test_sc_call function. These changes are likely to support testing for multiple channels.

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integration_tests/test_ica_precompile.py (8)
  • 172-180: The wait_for_status_change function has been updated to include a channel_id parameter, which is used to check the status of a packet based on the channel. This is a necessary change to accommodate the new functionality of tracking packets across multiple channels.

  • 183-188: The wait_for_packet_log function has also been updated to include a channel_id parameter. This change ensures that the function waits for a packet log that matches both the sequence number and the channel, aligning with the new event structure.

  • 260-266: The wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions are called with the channel_id parameter, reflecting the changes made to their definitions. This is consistent with the pull request's goal to include channel information in the packet callback functionality.

  • 281-287: Similar to the previous hunk, the wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions are called with the channel_id parameter. The assertions check that the sequence number and status are as expected, which is crucial for the integrity of the packet handling logic.

  • 303-308: Again, the wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions are used correctly with the channel_id parameter. The assertion that the status is Status.FAIL indicates that the test is checking for a failure condition, which is an important part of testing the robustness of the system.

  • 326-332: The wait_for_status_change, wait_for_packet_log, and wait_for_check_channel_ready functions are called with the channel_id parameter. The assertion that the status is Status.FAIL and the check for the channel state being closed are important validations for the test.

  • 334-345: A new channel_id2 variable is introduced and used in the submit_msgs function call. This is consistent with the pull request's description, which mentions the introduction of a new variable to handle multiple channels. The assertions ensure that the new channel ID is different from the previous one and that the ICA address remains the same, which is a logical expectation for the test scenario.

  • 359-364: The wait_for_packet_log function is called with channel_id2, which is the new channel variable introduced earlier. This ensures that the test is waiting for the packet log on the correct channel. The balance assertion checks that the funds have been correctly processed, which is a key part of the test.

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integration_tests/test_ica_precompile.py (6)
  • 172-179: The wait_for_status_change function now requires a channel_id parameter to check the status for a specific channel. This is a logical change given the context of IBC where multiple channels can exist. Ensure that all calls to this function have been updated to pass the channel_id parameter.

  • 182-187: The wait_for_packet_log function has been updated to include a channel_id parameter, which is used to filter the logs for a specific channel. This change is consistent with the need to handle multiple channels in IBC. However, the actual filtering logic based on channel_id is not visible in the provided hunk. Ensure that the implementation of check_log within wait_for_packet_log correctly filters logs based on the channel_id.

  • 256-265: The submit_msgs_ro function is called with a str parameter, which is expected to be the packet data. The wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions are then used to wait for the status change and packet log, respectively. The balance is checked after these operations to ensure it matches the expected balance. This hunk shows the correct usage of the new channel_id parameter in the wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions.

  • 277-286: Similar to the previous hunk, this hunk also demonstrates the correct usage of the channel_id parameter in the wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions. The assertions check that the sequence and status are as expected, and the balance is verified.

  • 299-307: This hunk handles the case where a transaction fails. The wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions are used to wait for the status change and packet log, respectively, and the balance is checked to ensure it has not changed due to the failed transaction. This is the correct behavior as the balance should remain the same if the transaction fails.

  • 322-345: This hunk shows the handling of a timeout scenario and the registration of a new channel with channel_id2. It is important to ensure that the get_next_channel function correctly retrieves a new channel ID and that the register_acc function behaves as expected with the new channel. The assertions check that the new channel ID is different from the previous one and that the ICA address remains the same, which may or may not be the intended behavior depending on the system's design. Verify that the ICA address should indeed be the same for different channels.

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integration_tests/test_ica_precompile.py (8)
  • 173-180: The wait_for_status_change function now accepts a channel_id parameter, which is used to check the status for a specific channel. This is a good update for handling multiple channels. However, ensure that all calls to this function have been updated to pass the new channel_id parameter.

  • 183-193: The wait_for_packet_log function has been updated to include the channel_id parameter. The keccak function is used to hash the channel_id before comparing it with the expected log. This change is consistent with the need to handle channel-specific logs. Ensure that the hashing of channel_id is the expected behavior and that all consumers of this function are aware of this change.

---end hunk 1---

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  • 266-272: The wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions are called with the channel_id and last_seq to wait for the status change and packet log, respectively. The assertions check if the status is Status.SUCCESS and if the balance after the transaction matches the expected balance. This hunk shows the correct usage of the updated functions with the new channel_id parameter.

---end hunk 2---

---start hunk 3---

  • 289-293: Similar to the previous hunk, this code block is using the updated functions with the channel_id parameter correctly. The assertions ensure the status and balance are as expected.

---end hunk 3---

---start hunk 4---

  • 312-314: The wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions are used to check for a Status.FAIL after submitting messages that are expected to fail. The balance check ensures that the balance remains unchanged, which is the expected behavior in case of failure. This hunk is consistent with the intended functionality.

---end hunk 4---

---start hunk 5---

  • 335-337: The code waits for a Status.FAIL due to a timeout and checks that the balance remains unchanged. This is consistent with the expected behavior when a timeout occurs.

  • 338-351: The wait_for_check_channel_ready function is called with a new channel_id2, which is obtained by calling get_next_channel. The register_acc function is then called with channel_id2, and assertions are made to ensure that channel_id2 is different from the original channel_id and that the ica_address2 is the same as the original ica_address. This suggests that the same ICA account is expected to be used across different channels. Ensure that this is the intended behavior and that the register_acc function is designed to handle this scenario.

---end hunk 5---

---start hunk 6---

  • 363-370: The wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions are called with channel_id2, which is the new channel ID introduced in the previous hunk. The assertions check for Status.SUCCESS and the expected balance, indicating that the functions are being used correctly with the new channel ID.

---end hunk 6---

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  • app/app.go (2 hunks)
  • integration_tests/test_ica_precompile.py (11 hunks)
  • x/cronos/events/bindings/cosmos/precompile/ica/i_ica_module.abigen.go (3 hunks)
  • x/cronos/events/bindings/src/ICA.sol (1 hunks)
  • x/cronos/events/events.go (1 hunks)
  • x/cronos/keeper/precompiles/ica.go (3 hunks)
  • x/cronos/types/interfaces.go (1 hunks)
  • x/icaauth/keeper/keeper.go (5 hunks)
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  • x/cronos/events/bindings/src/ICA.sol
Additional comments: 28
x/cronos/types/interfaces.go (1)
  • 87-91: The SubmitTxWithArgs method signature has been updated to return an additional string value. Ensure that all implementations of the Icaauthkeeper interface and calls to SubmitTxWithArgs are updated to handle the new return value. This change may have implications on error handling and result processing logic in the code that uses this interface.
x/cronos/events/events.go (1)
  • 35-40: The addition of channeltypes.AttributeKeySrcChannel to IcaValueDecoders map is consistent with the pull request's goal to track channel-specific packet status. This change will allow the system to decode the source channel attribute from ICA packets.
x/cronos/keeper/precompiles/ica.go (3)
  • 11-17: The import section has been updated to include the channeltypes package, which is used for handling IBC channel-related information. This change is consistent with the pull request's goal of enhancing ICA packet handling by incorporating channel details.

  • 182-188: The SubmitTxWithArgs function call has been modified to return an additional value, activeChannelID. This change should be verified across the codebase to ensure that all calls to this function handle the new return value correctly.

  • 194-200: The event emitted now includes a new attribute for the source channel (channeltypes.AttributeKeySrcChannel). This is a key change that aligns with the pull request's objective to include channel information in packet status tracking. Ensure that the event consumers are updated to handle this new attribute.

app/app.go (2)
  • 637-643: > Note: This review was outside of the patch, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [637-651]

The changes to the App struct initialization include the addition of scopedICAControllerKeeper to the ICAAuthKeeper and the use of WithICS4Wrapper method with icaControllerStack. These changes are critical for the correct initialization of the icaauthkeeper module with the new channel information. Ensure that the icaControllerStack is correctly initialized and that the WithICS4Wrapper method is called with the appropriate arguments. Also, verify that the icaControllerStack is being used correctly in the IBC router setup.

  • 646-651: The middleware stack for the ICA controller is being set up with the ibcfee middleware and the ibccallbacks middleware. It is important to ensure that the middleware stack is correctly configured and that the order of middleware is appropriate for the desired behavior. The use of math.MaxUint64 as the gas limit for the ibccallbacks middleware should be reviewed to ensure it aligns with the intended gas usage policies.
x/cronos/events/bindings/cosmos/precompile/ica/i_ica_module.abigen.go (4)
  • 31-34: The ABI string has been updated to reflect the new event signature with the packetSrcChannel parameter. This change should be verified to ensure that it matches the actual smart contract ABI after the contract has been deployed or updated.

  • 330-343: The FilterSubmitMsgsResult function has been updated to filter logs based on the packetSrcChannel. Ensure that the provided packetSrcChannel slice is correctly handled and that the filtering works as expected with the updated event signature.

  • 346-359: The WatchSubmitMsgsResult function has been updated similarly to FilterSubmitMsgsResult. It should be verified that the subscription to the event logs works correctly with the new packetSrcChannel parameter.

  • 388-393: The ParseSubmitMsgsResult function has been updated to parse logs for the SubmitMsgsResult event. It is important to verify that the log parsing correctly handles the new packetSrcChannel parameter and that the function behaves as expected when invoked.

x/icaauth/keeper/keeper.go (5)
  • 28-34: The addition of ics4Wrapper and controllerScopedKeeper fields to the Keeper struct is consistent with the need to handle channel information. Ensure that all necessary nil checks and initializations for these new fields are in place wherever the Keeper struct is used.

  • 56-58: The WithICS4Wrapper method is a good use of the builder pattern, allowing for the ics4Wrapper to be set post-construction of the Keeper object. This can be useful for dependency injection and testing.

  • 73-125: > Note: This review was outside of the patch, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [60-77]

The SubmitTx method has been updated to return a response and an error, which is a good practice for error handling. Ensure that all callers of this method handle the returned error appropriately.

  • 80-104: The sendTx method includes comprehensive error handling and returns detailed errors, which is good for debugging and error tracking. However, ensure that the error messages do not expose sensitive information that could be a security risk.

  • 106-125: The SubmitTxWithArgs method now returns an additional string representing the active channel ID, which is necessary for the new channel-specific packet status tracking. Ensure that all callers of this method are updated to handle the new return value.

General note:
Ensure that the new error handling and return values do not introduce any breaking changes to existing functionality and that all dependent modules are updated accordingly.

integration_tests/test_ica_precompile.py (12)
  • 3-9: The import of keccak from eth_utils is correctly placed according to PEP 8 import order standards, which recommend standard library imports first, followed by third-party imports, and then local application/library specific imports.

  • 80-84: The channel_id parameter has been correctly added to the submit_msgs function signature to accommodate the new requirement for channel-specific packet status tracking. However, ensure that all calls to this function are updated to pass the channel_id argument.

  • 120-131: The use of keccak to hash the channel_id is appropriate if the intention is to have a fixed-length, unique identifier for the channel in the logs. However, ensure that the expected_seq is being correctly set and used in the context where this function is called. Also, verify that the event.getLogs() method is compatible with the expected structure of the logs after the addition of the packetSrcChannel parameter.

  • 140-152: The register_acc function has been updated to accept the channel_id parameter. This is consistent with the pull request's goal to include channel information in the ICA packet handling. Ensure that the channel_id is being correctly retrieved and passed to this function in all relevant parts of the code.

  • 160-166: The submit_msgs function is called with the new channel_id parameter, which is correctly passed to the function. This change is necessary for the function to work with the updated logic that includes channel information.

  • 173-179: Again, the submit_msgs function is called with the channel_id parameter. It's important to ensure that the expected_seq is managed correctly across different calls to maintain the integrity of the sequence tracking.

  • 182-202: The new wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions are introduced to wait for a status change and packet log, respectively, with the channel_id parameter included. This is a necessary addition to handle the channel-specific packet status tracking. Ensure that the tcontract.caller.getStatus and event.getLogs() methods are correctly implemented to handle the channel_id parameter.

  • 268-282: The submit_msgs_ro function is called with the channel_id parameter, which is correctly passed to the function. This change is necessary for the function to work with the updated logic that includes channel information.

  • 290-304: The submit_msgs_ro function is called again with the channel_id parameter. Ensure that the expected_seq is managed correctly across different calls to maintain the integrity of the sequence tracking.

  • 315-326: The submit_msgs function is called with a large amount parameter, which seems to be intended to test the failure case. Ensure that the Status.FAIL is the expected status when the amount exceeds a certain threshold and that this behavior is documented and tested.

  • 339-365: The submit_msgs function is called with a timeout parameter to test the timeout case. Ensure that the Status.FAIL is the expected status when a timeout occurs and that this behavior is documented and tested. Also, verify that the wait_for_check_channel_ready function correctly handles the channel_id parameter and that the STATE_CLOSED state is the expected state after a timeout.

  • 371-384: The submit_msgs function is called with a new channel_id2 parameter, which is correctly passed to the function. This change is necessary for the function to work with the updated logic that includes channel information. Ensure that the channel_id2 is being correctly retrieved and passed to this function in all relevant parts of the code.

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  • app/app.go (2 hunks)
  • integration_tests/test_ica_precompile.py (11 hunks)
  • x/cronos/events/bindings/cosmos/precompile/ica/i_ica_module.abigen.go (3 hunks)
  • x/cronos/events/bindings/src/ICA.sol (1 hunks)
  • x/cronos/events/events.go (1 hunks)
  • x/cronos/keeper/precompiles/ica.go (3 hunks)
  • x/cronos/types/interfaces.go (1 hunks)
  • x/icaauth/keeper/keeper.go (5 hunks)
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x/cronos/events/bindings/cosmos/precompile/ica/i_ica_module.abigen.go (1)
  • 31-34: The ABI string for the SubmitMsgsResult event has been updated to include the packetSrcChannel parameter. Ensure that all dependent systems and integrations are updated to handle the new event structure.
x/cronos/events/bindings/src/ICA.sol (1)
  • 2-8: The addition of packetSrcChannel to the SubmitMsgsResult event is a significant change that will affect any off-chain services or contracts that listen to this event. Ensure that all listeners are updated to handle the new indexed parameter.
x/cronos/events/events.go (1)
  • 35-40: The addition of channeltypes.AttributeKeySrcChannel to IcaValueDecoders aligns with the pull request's goal to include channel information in the ICA packet callback. This change ensures that the source channel attribute is correctly decoded when ICA events are processed.
x/cronos/keeper/precompiles/ica.go (3)
  • 11-17: The import section has been updated to include the channeltypes package, which is necessary for the new functionality related to channel information in IBC packets.

  • 182-188: > Note: This review was outside of the patch, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [182-200]

The Run function within the IcaContract type has been updated to handle the SubmitMsgsMethodName case. It now captures the activeChannelID from the SubmitTxWithArgs function call and emits it as part of an event. This change is crucial for tracking the channel information of IBC packets and aligns with the pull request's goal to include channel detail in the ICA packet callback.

However, ensure that the activeChannelID is being correctly retrieved and that the SubmitTxWithArgs function is updated accordingly to return this new piece of information.

  • 194-200: The event emission has been modified to include the channeltypes.AttributeKeySrcChannel attribute with the activeChannelID. This is a necessary change for the event to carry the new channel information. Ensure that all event consumers are updated to handle this new attribute.
app/app.go (3)
  • 637-643: > Note: This review was outside of the patch, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [637-651]

The WithICS4Wrapper method is now being used to set the ics4Wrapper for both ICAControllerKeeper and ICAAuthKeeper. This is a significant change as it affects the middleware stack for IBC transactions. Ensure that the middleware stack is correctly configured and that the ics4Wrapper is properly integrated into the IBC transaction flow.

  • 646-651: The WithICS4Wrapper method is being called with a type assertion to porttypes.Middleware. Ensure that the icaControllerStack is guaranteed to implement porttypes.Middleware to prevent potential runtime panics due to failed type assertions.

  • 651-651: The math.MaxUint64 is being used to indicate no gas limit for the ibccallbacks.NewIBCMiddleware. This could potentially allow transactions to consume an unlimited amount of gas, which may not be desirable. Verify that this is the intended behavior and consider implementing a reasonable gas limit if necessary.

x/icaauth/keeper/keeper.go (7)
  • 14-22: The addition of clienttypes and porttypes packages indicates new dependencies for the Keeper struct. Ensure that these new dependencies are properly managed and do not introduce any circular dependencies.

  • 28-34: The introduction of ics4Wrapper and controllerScopedKeeper fields to the Keeper struct suggests an expansion of the Keeper's responsibilities. Verify that these fields are being used appropriately and that their lifecycle is managed correctly.

  • 41-53: The NewKeeper function's signature has been modified to include the controllerScopedKeeper parameter. Ensure that all instantiations of Keeper throughout the codebase are updated to provide this new argument.

  • 56-58: The WithICS4Wrapper method has been added to set the ics4Wrapper field on the Keeper struct. This method should be called before the Keeper is used if the ics4Wrapper is required for its operations.

  • 73-141: > Note: This review was outside of the patch, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [60-94]

The SubmitTx method has been updated to include the portID parameter and use the ics4Wrapper field. Ensure that the portID is being validated before use and that error handling is robust, especially since this method interacts with external systems (IBC packets).

  • 96-120: The new sendTx method handles the sending of transactions. It's important to ensure that the error handling is comprehensive, given that this method interacts with IBC and capabilities which can fail in various ways.

  • 122-141: The SubmitTxWithArgs method now returns an additional string representing the active channel ID. Ensure that the return value is being handled correctly wherever this method is called.

General:
The changes made across the file are significant and touch on several core functionalities of the Keeper. It's crucial to ensure that these changes are accompanied by thorough testing, especially integration tests that can simulate real-world usage of the IBC and capability features.

integration_tests/test_ica_precompile.py (12)
  • 6-6: The import of keccak from eth_utils is correct and relevant for the cryptographic operations being performed in the code.

  • 80-84: The channel_id parameter has been added to the submit_msgs function signature to accommodate the new requirement for channel information. This is consistent with the pull request summary.

  • 120-130: The use of keccak to hash the channel_id when asserting the log arguments is correct and ensures that the channel ID is being processed in a consistent manner throughout the system. However, ensure that the channel_id is in the correct format before hashing, as keccak expects a string input.

  • 140-152: The register_acc function has been updated to include the channel_id parameter, which is used in the registration process. This change is in line with the pull request summary.

  • 160-166: The submit_msgs function call now includes the channel_id parameter, which is passed to the function correctly.

  • 173-179: Again, the submit_msgs function call includes the channel_id parameter, indicating that the changes are consistently applied across the test cases.

  • 182-202: The new wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions are designed to wait for a status change and packet log based on the channel_id and sequence number. This is a necessary addition to handle the new channel-based packet tracking.

  • 268-282: The submit_msgs_ro function is correctly called with the channel_id parameter, and the subsequent logic checks for the expected sequence and status, which is consistent with the changes described in the pull request summary.

  • 290-304: The submit_msgs_ro function is called again with the channel_id parameter, and the logic is consistent with the previous test case.

  • 315-326: The test case here is checking for a failure condition, and the channel_id parameter is used as expected. The balance check at the end ensures that the balance remains unchanged in case of failure, which is the correct behavior.

  • 339-365: The submit_msgs function is called with a timeout and a larger number of messages, and the channel_id parameter is used as expected. The subsequent checks for the last sequence and status are consistent with the other test cases.

  • 371-384: The submit_msgs function is called with a different channel_id2, and the test case ensures that the new channel ID is different from the previous one and that the status change and packet log are handled correctly.

}
minTimeoutDuration := k.MinTimeoutDuration(ctx)
// timeoutDuration should be constraited by MinTimeoutDuration parameter.
timeoutTimestamp := ctx.BlockTime().Add(
types.MsgSubmitTx{
TimeoutDuration: &timeoutDuration,
}.CalculateTimeoutDuration(minTimeoutDuration)).UnixNano()
res, err := k.icaControllerKeeper.SendTx(ctx, nil, connectionId, portID, packetData, uint64(timeoutTimestamp)) //nolint:staticcheck
activeChannelID, res, err := k.sendTx(ctx, connectionId, portID, packetData, uint64(timeoutTimestamp))

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return "", 0, errorsmod.Wrapf(capabilitytypes.ErrCapabilityNotFound, "failed to find capability: %s", host.ChannelCapabilityPath(portID, activeChannelID))
}

if uint64(ctx.BlockTime().UnixNano()) >= timeoutTimestamp {

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  • x/icaauth/keeper/keeper.go (5 hunks)
  • x/icaauth/module.go (2 hunks)
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CHANGELOG.md (1)
x/icaauth/module.go (2)
  • 11-17: The import statement for porttypes has been added correctly. Ensure that the package is used elsewhere in the codebase to justify the import.

  • 105-113: The NewAppModule function now takes an additional ics4Wrapper parameter of type porttypes.ICS4Wrapper. This change requires that all instantiations of AppModule throughout the codebase be updated to provide this new argument. Additionally, the keeper.WithICS4Wrapper(ics4Wrapper) method call is made before the AppModule struct is returned, which is a good practice to ensure that the keeper is properly configured before use.

x/icaauth/keeper/keeper.go (3)
  • 56-58: The WithICS4Wrapper method is a good example of the builder pattern, allowing for the optional setting of the ics4Wrapper. This is a common pattern in Go for configuring objects after instantiation.

  • 80-104: The sendTx function correctly checks for the existence of an active channel and the capability before sending a packet. It also validates the timeout timestamp and packet data, which are good practices for error handling and data validation.

  • 106-125: The SubmitTxWithArgs function now returns an additional string representing the active channel ID. Ensure that all callers of this function are updated to handle the new return value.

app/app.go (2)
  • 637-653: The staking hooks are being set up, and the ICAAuthKeeper and ICAControllerKeeper are being configured with an ICS4 wrapper. This is part of the middleware stack for IBC (Inter-Blockchain Communication) which is crucial for the correct functioning of the IBC modules. It's important to ensure that the middleware stack is correctly configured and that the order of middleware is appropriate for the application's requirements.

  • 640-652: The ICAAuthKeeper is being initialized with the scopedICAAuthKeeper and scopedICAControllerKeeper. The icaControllerStack is being wrapped with the ibcfee middleware and the ics4Wrapper is being set for both the ICAAuthKeeper and ICAControllerKeeper. This is a critical part of the IBC middleware setup and should be reviewed carefully to ensure that the middleware is correctly applied and that the ics4Wrapper is correctly implemented.

The code is complex and touches on many aspects of the Cosmos SDK and IBC module. It's important to ensure that the changes are thoroughly tested, especially since they involve critical functionality like IBC which is used for communication between different blockchain networks. Additionally, the changes should be reviewed for security, performance, and correctness by someone with expertise in Cosmos SDK and IBC development.

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integration_tests/test_ica_precompile.py (10)
  • 120-130: The logic here is checking for the presence of logs and then asserting that the first log matches the expected packetSrcChannel and seq. However, there is a potential issue with the use of keccak(text=channel_id); if channel_id is an empty string (which is the default value from the previous hunk), this will always hash to the same value, which might not be the intended behavior. Ensure that channel_id is always a meaningful string when calling this function.

  • 140-152: The register_acc function is updated to include channel_id as a parameter, which is good for supporting multiple channels. However, ensure that all calls to this function have been updated accordingly to pass the new channel_id parameter.

  • 160-166: The submit_msgs function is called with the channel_id parameter, which is correctly passed down to handle multiple channels. This is a good update for supporting multi-channel functionality.

  • 182-203: The wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions have been updated to include the channel_id parameter. This is necessary for the functions to work with the updated submit_msgs function and to support multiple channels. Ensure that all calls to these functions are updated to include the new channel_id parameter.

  • 260-265: The submit_msgs_ro function is introduced, which seems to be a read-only version of submit_msgs. However, the function is not defined in the provided code. Ensure that this function is defined elsewhere in the codebase and that it behaves as expected for read-only operations.

  • 270-284: The submit_msgs_ro function is called twice with different func parameters. This is likely intended to test different read-only submission methods. Ensure that the func parameters passed here are intended to be read-only and that the submit_msgs_ro function is defined and behaves correctly.

  • 293-307: The submit_msgs function is called again with different parameters, and the submit_msgs_ro function is called twice more. This pattern is consistent with the previous hunk, suggesting that these calls are part of a test sequence. Ensure that the test sequence is complete and covers all necessary cases.

  • 319-330: The submit_msgs function is called with a very large amount parameter, which seems to be intended to test the failure case. This is a good test to ensure that the system behaves correctly when transactions fail due to insufficient funds.

  • 344-370: The submit_msgs function is called with a timeout parameter to test the timeout behavior. This is another good test case. However, ensure that the timeout value is appropriate for the test environment and that the wait_for_status_change and wait_for_packet_log functions are capable of handling the timeout case correctly.

  • 377-390: The submit_msgs function is called with a new channel_id2, which seems to be testing the behavior of the system with a different channel. This is a good test to ensure that the system can handle multiple channels correctly. Ensure that channel_id2 is correctly initialized and different from channel_id to properly test multi-channel functionality.

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