Fix the rest of the tests #1993
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… and remove all other ProposalContents methods since we don't have any anymore, and it's no longer required.
…oposalMsg. I'm keeping the others as is since they require more logic than is available with a WeightedProposalMsg, e.g. providing more deposit than is required.
…li tests in the hope that it makes that test randomly fail less often. It still gets the 'panic: leveldb closed' error, though, and there's no way to catch it because it's happening in a separate process, outside anywhere we can put a defer. It's in the peer management stuff. The node starts shutting down, but doesn't kill that process properly before shutting down the db. That sometimes results in it trying to read the db and panicking. It's just a luck-of-the-draw thing. I think the only way to fully prevent it would be to drop down to one or two validators, but we need the 5 for tests in there, so I think we'll just have suffer.
…ightedProposalMsg, and give it the correct authority.
…nerate thing on the updateParams weight, just like we used to do when it was just a normal sim msg.
…ecause a random channel doesn't exist. It didn't look like it was easy (and might even be impossible) to set up a channel for use in the unit tests. So I think this is the best I can do here.
…pdate params stuff.
… Use it for the oracle simulation tests.
…randIntBetween private funcs. Create SelectRandomEntries and use it to get random accounts instead of redefining that functionality in multiple modules.
…r messages and create the SelectRandomAccounts wrapper for it.
…used a little differently when getting just one account.
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…ake the test workflow finish a minute faster.
…kgs and re-add the corrected string to the corrected part file. I got so much wrong there.
…e the OUT of part 3. Ugh.
…t have a positive effect.
…get the encoding config rather than making yet another tempapp for that.
… that in all the unit tests that has keyring accounts.
…eady has one, and after some testing, it appears to actually make things more likely to accidentally fail.
…ithPower funcs up in the file so they aren't right in the middle of the SimTestHelper stuff.
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internal/provwasm/simulation.go (2)
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130-160: Consider improving error handling inSimulateMsgBindName.Replace
panicwith more graceful error handling to prevent simulation crashes and allow for more controlled testing scenarios.
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250-270: Add error handling for file operations inSimulateMsgStoreContract.Instead of using
panicfor file read errors, handle these errors gracefully to allow for better control and testing of the simulation environment.x/sanction/simulation/operations_test.go (2)
4-4: Add a brief comment explaining the purpose of importing"fmt".It's good practice to document the purpose of imports, especially when they are not directly obvious within the provided context.
231-232: Clarify the purpose ofWeightedOpsArgsstruct.Consider adding a comment above the
WeightedOpsArgsstruct to explain its role and usage within the test suite. This enhances code readability and maintainability.x/marker/client/cli/cli_test.go (1)
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56-70: Refactor theGenerateAccountsWithKeyringsmethod to improve error handling.func (s *IntegrationTestSuite) GenerateAccountsWithKeyrings(number int) { - s.keyringEntries, s.keyring = testutil.GenerateTestKeyring(s.T(), number, s.cfg.Codec) - s.accountAddresses = testutil.GetKeyringEntryAddresses(s.keyringEntries) + keyringEntries, keyring, err := testutil.GenerateTestKeyring(s.T(), number, s.cfg.Codec) + if err != nil { + s.T().Fatal("Failed to generate test keyring:", err) + } + s.keyringEntries = keyringEntries + s.keyring = keyring + accountAddresses, err := testutil.GetKeyringEntryAddresses(s.keyringEntries) + if err != nil { + s.T().Fatal("Failed to get keyring entry addresses:", err) + } + s.accountAddresses = accountAddresses }This change ensures that any errors during the generation of the test keyring or retrieval of addresses are properly handled, preventing silent failures during test setup.
x/metadata/client/cli/cli_test.go (1)
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499-510: Consider using a helper function for generating test keyrings.To improve code readability and maintainability, consider extracting the logic for generating test keyrings into a separate helper function. This will make the
SetupSuitemethod cleaner and easier to understand.- s.keyringAccounts, s.keyring = testutil.GenerateTestKeyring(s.T(), number, s.cfg.Codec) + s.keyringAccounts, s.keyring = s.generateTestKeyring(number)And then define the helper method:
func (s *IntegrationCLITestSuite) generateTestKeyring(number int) ([]testutil.TestKeyringEntry, keyring.Keyring) { return testutil.GenerateTestKeyring(s.T(), number, s.cfg.Codec) }
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- .github/workflows/test.yml (1 hunks)
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- app/params/weights.go (1 hunks)
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Learnings (1)
x/marker/client/cli/cli_test.go (2)
User: nullpointer0x00 PR: provenance-io/provenance#1953 File: x/msgfees/client/cli/cli_test.go:0-0 Timestamp: 2024-05-14T14:00:46.007Z Learning: The function `GenerateAccountsWithKeyrings` is widely used across different test suites for setting up test environments. However, its error handling is not robustly tested.User: nullpointer0x00 PR: provenance-io/provenance#1953 File: x/msgfees/client/cli/cli_test.go:0-0 Timestamp: 2024-05-14T14:00:46.007Z Learning: The function `GenerateAccountsWithKeyrings` is widely used across different test suites for setting up test environments. However, its error handling is not robustly tested.
Additional comments not posted (71)
app/params/weights.go (1)
31-31: The addition ofDefaultWeightIBCRLUpdateParamswith a weight of 100 seems appropriate, reflecting its significance in the operations.x/ibcratelimit/simulation/operations.go (1)
21-29: The introduction ofProposalMsgsfunction aligns well with the module's simulation requirements. Good use ofDefaultWeightIBCRLUpdateParamsto maintain consistency across the module.internal/helpers/rand.go (1)
10-13: The new helper functionsRandIntBetweenandSelectRandomEntriesare correctly implemented and will be useful for random selections in simulations.Also applies to: 15-38
x/ibcratelimit/simulation/operations_test.go (1)
46-64: The updates to the test functionsTestProposalMsgsandTestSimulatePropMsgUpdateOracleeffectively utilize the new test utilities and provide clear, maintainable test setups.Also applies to: 67-78
x/ibcratelimit/keeper/keeper.go (1)
77-80: The implementation ofGetAuthorityis straightforward and correctly retrieves the authority account address.testutil/keyring.go (3)
15-28: The newTestKeyringEntrytype andGenerateTestKeyringfunction are well-implemented for creating and managing test keyrings.
30-67: TheNewTestKeyringandGenerateTestAccountsInKeyringfunctions are correctly implemented to support testing scenarios that require multiple keyring entries.
69-79: TheGetKeyringEntryAddressesfunction is a useful utility for retrieving addresses from keyring entries, correctly implemented.x/ibcratelimit/simulation/genesis_test.go (2)
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8-36: The tests forContractFnare well-structured to validate the function's behavior under different random conditions.
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38-74: TheRandomizedGenStatetests are comprehensive and correctly use randomness to test various scenarios, ensuring the function behaves as expected across different states.x/oracle/simulation/operations_test.go (2)
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12-67: The introduction ofSimTestHelperand its usage in the oracle simulation tests enhances the clarity and maintainability of the test code.
69-107: The tests forWeightedOperationsandProposalMsgsare correctly implemented, effectively using theSimTestHelperto assert conditions in a streamlined manner.x/sanction/client/testutil/common_test.go (2)
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8-83: The setup suite and the utility functions in theIntegrationTestSuiteare well-constructed, providing robust tools for setting up and manipulating the test environment for the sanction module.
132-148: The utility functions for logging and waiting for specific blockchain heights are correctly implemented and will be useful for synchronization in integration tests.x/oracle/simulation/operations.go (2)
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21-59: TheWeightedOperationsandProposalMsgsfunctions are correctly implemented to generate simulation operations and governance proposals with dynamic weights based on randomness.
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61-158: The simulation functionsSimulatePropMsgUpdateOracleandSimulateMsgSendQueryOracleare well-implemented, effectively using randomness to simulate different scenarios and interactions within the oracle module.x/trigger/simulation/operations.go (2)
19-19: The import ofgithub.com/provenance-io/provenance/internal/helpersis added to utilize helper functions for random account selection. This is a good practice as it leverages existing utilities to avoid code duplication and potential bugs.
59-59: The use ofhelpers.SelectRandomAccountsto select random accounts for the simulation is a good application of the DRY principle, ensuring that random selection logic is centralized and consistent across the application.x/ibcratelimit/module/module.go (2)
32-32: The implementation of themodule.HasProposalMsgsinterface inAppModuleis a significant change. It ensures that the module can now contribute to governance proposals, aligning with the extensibility and modular design of the Cosmos SDK.
94-94: Refactoring inAppModuleto remove unnecessary dependencies and streamline the module's structure is a positive change. It simplifies the module's initialization and enhances clarity by focusing on essential components.Also applies to: 98-98, 127-129, 132-133
x/sanction/module/module.go (2)
33-33: Implementing themodule.HasProposalMsgsinterface in theAppModuleof the sanction module allows it to participate in governance proposals. This is a crucial feature for modules that may need configurable parameters or behaviors.
167-173: TheProposalMsgsfunction implementation in the sanction module is crucial for enabling governance-driven changes. It allows the module to propose changes through governance, which is essential for maintaining flexibility and adaptability in network parameters.x/oracle/module/module.go (2)
36-36: The oracle module now implements themodule.HasProposalMsgsinterface, which is essential for modules that need to interact with governance mechanisms in blockchain applications.
144-147: TheProposalMsgsfunction in the oracle module enables it to submit governance proposals, which is a critical feature for dynamic parameter updates and operational flexibility.x/ibcratelimit/client/cli/cli_test.go (1)
34-36: The refactoring in the test suite to better manage keyrings and network configurations is a good improvement. It enhances the readability and maintainability of the test code, making it easier to understand and modify.Also applies to: 37-38, 105-105, 115-116
x/trigger/simulation/operations_test.go (2)
20-20: The addition ofgithub.com/provenance-io/provenance/testutilin the imports is appropriate for accessing utility functions that facilitate testing. This helps in maintaining clean and DRY test code.
174-174: Utilizingtestutil.GenerateTestingAccountsto create test accounts is a good practice as it centralizes account generation in tests, ensuring consistency and reducing boilerplate code.testutil/network.go (2)
58-58: Change to usetempApp.GetEncodingConfig()enhances flexibility by using the app's specific configuration.
58-58: Removal of delay inCleanupfunction should speed up tests, assuming it's correctly implemented as described.x/quarantine/simulation/operations_test.go (1)
32-32: Usingtestutil.GenerateTestingAccountsWithPowerenhances flexibility in account generation for tests.x/trigger/simulation/genesis.go (4)
16-16: Standardization of random number generation usinghelpers.RandIntBetweenimproves maintainability and consistency.Also applies to: 34-34, 39-39, 47-47, 50-50, 56-56, 66-66
47-50: Use ofhelpers.RandIntBetweeninNewRandomEventensures controlled random value generation.
56-56: Usinghelpers.RandIntBetweeninNewRandomActionadds predictability to the simulation by ensuring amounts are within a specified range.
66-66: Use ofhelpers.SelectRandomAccountsinNewRandomTriggerstandardizes account selection, enhancing the robustness of simulations.x/name/simulation/operations.go (1)
17-17: Incorporation ofhelpers.RandIntBetweeninSimulateMsgBindNameadds precision to the simulation by ensuring name lengths are within specified parameters.Also applies to: 70-70
x/name/simulation/operations_test.go (1)
211-211: Usingtestutil.GenerateTestingAccountsWithPowerenhances flexibility in account generation for tests.x/oracle/client/cli/cli_test.go (3)
112-113: LGTM! The use oftestutilfunctions inGenerateAccountsWithKeyringsensures correct setup of accounts.Verification successful
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101-101: LGTM! The integration of CLI testing utilities inTestQueryOracleAddressandTestOracleUpdateenhances command handling.Also applies to: 112-113
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35-43: LGTM! The integration oftestutilfor keyring management enhances the setup process.Verification successful
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internal/helpers/rand_test.go (2)
15-95: TheTestRandIntBetweenfunction is well-implemented with comprehensive test cases covering both normal and edge cases.
97-283: TheTestSelectRandomEntriesfunction is effectively structured, providing a robust set of test cases that validate functionality across a variety of scenarios.x/sanction/client/testutil/cli_test.go (1)
32-32: TheTestSanctionValidatorImmediateUsingGovCmdsfunction is well-structured and comprehensive, testing multiple aspects of the sanctioning process.x/msgfees/client/cli/cli_test.go (3)
36-36: TheTestMsgFeesProposalfunction is well-implemented, covering a comprehensive range of scenarios for message fee operations.
36-36: TheTestUpdateNhashPerUsdMilProposalfunction effectively tests the update functionality for the nhash per USD million rate, with appropriate error handling.
36-36: TheTestUpdateConversionFeeDenomProposalfunction is well-structured, effectively testing the update functionality for the conversion fee denomination with proper input validation.x/attribute/simulation/operations_test.go (1)
270-270: RefactoredgetTestingAccountsto usetestutil.GenerateTestingAccountsWithPower. Ensure this integration is thoroughly tested.Verification successful
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testutil/sims.go (1)
22-361: Introduced new utility functions and types for simulation testing. Ensure these are integrated and used correctly across the test suite.Verification successful
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internal/provwasm/simulation.go (4)
36-37: Interface implementation forWrapperis correctly declared.This ensures that
Wrapperconforms to the expected interfaces for simulation modules in Cosmos SDK, which is crucial for integration with other parts of the system.
92-93: Updated method name toProposalMsgsto align with interface changes.This change is consistent with the updates in the Cosmos SDK, ensuring that the method correctly represents its functionality as returning weighted proposal messages for simulations.
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120-128: Well-structured method for weighted operations.The method effectively organizes simulation operations with their respective weights, facilitating a balanced simulation environment.
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98-116: The implementation ofProposalMsgsfunction looks correct and well-structured.
545-547: TheSimulatePropMsgUpdateParamsfunction is correctly implemented for simulating parameter update messages.x/marker/simulation/operations_test.go (3)
223-229: TheresetParamsfunction correctly resets governance parameters to their default values for testing purposes.
461-461: ThegetTestingAccountsfunction is implemented correctly to generate test accounts using thetestutilpackage.
497-497: ThecreateTestingAccountsWithPowerfunction correctly creates testing accounts with specified power using thetestutilpackage.x/trigger/client/cli/cli_test.go (3)
183-184: Good use of utility functions to simplify keyring and address setup in tests.This approach enhances readability and maintainability of the test setup.
38-39: Ensure proper cleanup of network resources in tests to prevent potential resource leaks.
172-172: Consider handling potential errors fromWithKeyringmethod to ensure robustness.x/exchange/client/cli/cli_test.go (3)
57-59: Refactored keyring and account address handling to use new test utilities.This change aligns with the PR's objective to enhance testing utilities and refactor tests for efficiency. The use of
testutil.TestKeyringEntryand the centralized generation of keyring entries and addresses improve maintainability and consistency across tests.
365-365: Ensure the client context is correctly updated with the keyring.This line ensures that the validator's client context within the test network is updated to include the keyring, which is crucial for executing transactions that require authentication.
379-380: Introduced utility functions for generating and retrieving keyring entries.The use of
testutil.GenerateTestKeyringandtestutil.GetKeyringEntryAddressescentralizes and simplifies the creation and management of test accounts, which is beneficial for maintaining the test suite.x/attribute/client/cli/cli_test.go (2)
41-45: Refactor to use new test utilities for keyring management.The changes here streamline the process of generating keyrings and addresses by utilizing the new utility functions from the
testutilpackage. This is a good use of shared utility functions to reduce code duplication and potential errors.
79-80: Ensure correct integration ofGenerateTestKeyringandGetKeyringEntryAddresses.The integration of
GenerateTestKeyringandGetKeyringEntryAddressesfrom thetestutilpackage is correctly implemented. This change simplifies the setup process for tests by encapsulating keyring creation and address extraction into utility functions, enhancing maintainability and readability.app/app.go (1)
773-773: The removal ofapp.BankKeeperfromibcratelimitmodule.NewAppModulesimplifies the dependencies of the IBC rate limit module. Ensure that this change aligns with the intended design and that theRateLimitingKeeperno longer requires operations related to the bank module.Also applies to: 1018-1018
x/sanction/simulation/operations_test.go (6)
300-340: Review the structure and assertions inTestProposalMsgs.The test method
TestProposalMsgsis well-structured and includes comprehensive checks for each aspect of the proposal messages. Good use of table-driven tests to cover different scenarios.
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#!/bin/bash # Locate the file containing the definition of the SendGovMsg function. ast-grep --lang go --pattern 'func SendGovMsg($_) $_' # Once located, verify the error handling in the SendGovMsg function. ast-grep --lang go --pattern 'func SendGovMsg($_) $_ { $$$ if err != nil { $$$ } $$$ }'Length of output: 7024
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This PR does the following:
ProposalMsgsmodule interface for the internal/provwasm, ibcratelimit, oracle, and sanction modules.This PR should not be merged unless all the unit tests pass (even the ones not currently required).
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