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fix: small fix on finalizing non-regular trees #358

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Issue being fixed or feature implemented

When restoring non-regular trees, verify tree was failing.

What was done?

Correct condition

How Has This Been Tested?

Added sync of new non-regular trees and tested queries on them (replication tutorial)

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted the restoration process to enforce proper error handling when encountering certain restoration conditions.
  • New Features

    • Enhanced database replication by introducing a new count structure. The database setup now includes the creation and querying of an empty count tree, enabling improved verification of inserted values.

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This pull request involves changes in two areas. In the restoration module (merk/src/merk/restore.rs), the logic within the finalize method has been altered to check that the tree type is not NormalTree instead of verifying that it is NormalTree. In the replication tool (tutorials/src/bin/replication.rs), a new constant is introduced, and the populate_db function is modified to create and populate an empty count tree; a helper function, insert_empty_count_tree_db, is added and the main function is updated to query the new key.

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File(s) Change Summary
merk/src/merk/restore.rs Modified the finalize method of the Restorer struct. The condition was changed to verify that the tree type is not NormalTree, altering the error flow.
tutorials/src/bin/replication.rs Added constant KEY_INT_COUNT and new function insert_empty_count_tree_db. Updated populate_db to create an empty count tree and insert values. Main now queries the new key.

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Restoration Finalization Flow

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant R as Restorer
    participant M as Merk

    U->>R: Call finalize(grove_version)
    R->>M: verify(tree_type != NormalTree, grove_version)
    alt Tree type is NormalTree
        M-->>R: Return error indication
        R-->>U: Error returned, restoration invalid
    else Tree type is not NormalTree
        M-->>R: Verification success
        R-->>U: Proceed with finalization
    end
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Database Population Flow in Replication

sequenceDiagram
    participant M as Main (populate_db)
    participant I as insert_empty_count_tree_db
    participant DB as Database
    participant Q as Query Handler

    M->>I: Call to insert empty count tree
    I->>DB: Create empty count tree (KEY_INT_COUNT)
    M->>DB: Insert range of values into count tree
    M->>Q: Query KEY_INT_COUNT in db_checkpoint_0 and db_destination
    Q-->>M: Return query results
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
tutorials/src/bin/replication.rs (2)

19-20: Consider adding a comment explaining the new key

This constant name is consistent with the existing naming convention. Adding a short explanation or doc comment about how KEY_INT_COUNT is used (e.g. a “count tree for integer values”) would be helpful for clarity.


221-228: Add a doc comment for new helper

This new helper function parallels the existing “insert_empty_tree_db” for count trees. Adding a brief doc comment describing its purpose would improve maintainability.

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merk/src/merk/restore.rs (1)

458-458: Confirm condition correctness

This line now rejects normal trees during the finalization step. If your intention is to exclude NormalTree during restoration, then this is correct. Otherwise, confirm whether finalizing a normal tree should also be allowed.

tutorials/src/bin/replication.rs (2)

76-81: Changes look good

The insertion of the empty count tree followed by a transaction-based population matches the existing pattern from the other keys and trees. No issues found here.


139-145: Query block is consistent

Querying the KEY_INT_COUNT range is consistent with how other keys are verified. This helps confirm that inserts and retrievals function as expected.

@ogabrielides ogabrielides merged commit 0775c6a into develop Feb 4, 2025
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@ogabrielides ogabrielides deleted the fix/state_sync_sum_tree_fix branch February 24, 2025 15:23
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