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refactor: reorder migrate modules #944

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  • New Features

    • Added new functions to update WPUNDIAI and ERC20 contract logic codes during upgrade process
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined upgrade process by removing certain migration steps
    • Modified balance verification logic in upgrade tests
  • Chores

    • Updated linter script to reduce allowed "nolint" pattern suppressions from 23 to 22

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The pull request introduces modifications to the upgrade testing and migration processes across multiple files. In app/upgrade_test.go, changes focus on balance verification logic, including new checks for module balances and coin transformations. The app/upgrades/v8/upgrade.go file streamlines the upgrade process by adding new functions for updating contract codes and removing certain migration steps. Additionally, the scripts/linter.sh script adjusts the allowed suppression count for the "nolint" pattern from 23 to 22.

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File Change Summary
app/upgrade_test.go - Added balance check for ethtypes.ModuleName
- Modified coins variable using fxtypes.SwapCoins
- Simplified checkBridgeFeeContract assertion
app/upgrades/v8/upgrade.go - Added updateWPUNDIAILogicCode() function
- Added updateERC20LogicCode() function
- Removed multiple migration steps from upgrade functions
- Modified migrateModulesData() function
scripts/linter.sh - Reduced "nolint" pattern suppression count from 23 to 22

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Upgrade as Upgrade Process
    participant Contract as Contract Updater
    participant Migration as Migration Handler

    Upgrade->>Contract: updateWPUNDIAILogicCode()
    Contract-->>Upgrade: Update WPUNDIAI Contract
    
    Upgrade->>Contract: updateERC20LogicCode()
    Contract-->>Upgrade: Update ERC20 Contract
    
    Upgrade->>Migration: migrateModulesData()
    Migration-->>Upgrade: Perform Module Migrations
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Actionable comments posted: 3

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
app/upgrades/v8/upgrade.go (1)

Line range hint 377-381: Correct Comment Indentation and Formatting

There are mismatched indentation levels and commented code in this section, which reduces readability.

Align the comments and code properly:

 		}
-		if moduleName == ethtypes.ModuleName {
-			balance := myApp.BankKeeper.GetBalance(ctx, myApp.AccountKeeper.GetModuleAddress(moduleName), fxtypes.DefaultDenom)
-			oldCoins := bdd.ModuleBalances[ethtypes.ModuleName]
-			require.Equal(t, balance.Amount.String(), fxtypes.SwapAmount(oldCoins.AmountOf(fxtypes.LegacyFXDenom)).String())
-		}
+		if moduleName == ethtypes.ModuleName {
+			balance := myApp.BankKeeper.GetBalance(ctx, myApp.AccountKeeper.GetModuleAddress(moduleName), fxtypes.DefaultDenom)
+			oldCoins := bdd.ModuleBalances[ethtypes.ModuleName]
+			require.Equal(t, balance.Amount.String(), fxtypes.SwapAmount(oldCoins.AmountOf(fxtypes.LegacyFXDenom)).String())
+		}
 	}
app/upgrade_test.go (1)

378-381: Improve Clarity in Test Assertions

The test assertion combines several function calls within the require.Equal statement. For improved readability and easier debugging, consider breaking down the expression.

Refactor the code as follows:

balance := myApp.BankKeeper.GetBalance(ctx, myApp.AccountKeeper.GetModuleAddress(moduleName), fxtypes.DefaultDenom)
oldCoinAmount := oldCoins.AmountOf(fxtypes.LegacyFXDenom)
swappedAmount := fxtypes.SwapAmount(oldCoinAmount)
require.Equal(t, balance.Amount.String(), swappedAmount.String())

This makes each step explicit and aids in understanding the test logic.

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app/upgrades/v8/upgrade.go (6)

184-197: Reordering Migration Functions for Logical Flow

The migration functions within migrateModulesData seem to be reordered. Ensure that the order of these migrations does not introduce dependencies that could cause issues.

Please confirm that reordering these functions does not affect the integrity of the migration process. If certain migrations depend on previous steps, they should be ordered accordingly.


Line range hint 378-381: Verify Balance Swap Logic

In the balance check for the ethtypes.ModuleName, ensure that the swapping of amounts from LegacyFXDenom to DefaultDenom is correct and that balances match expectations after the upgrade.

Double-check that fxtypes.SwapAmount correctly transforms the old coin amounts and that the balances align with the new denominations.


Line range hint 396-396: Potential Issue with Coin Swapping Logic

When swapping coins in checkAccountBalance, verify that fxtypes.SwapCoins correctly handles all coin denominations, especially for any new or deprecated denominations.

Ensure that the swapping function accurately reflects the intended transformations and that no coins are missed or incorrectly converted.


177-178: ⚠️ Potential issue

Handle Errors from migrateModulesData Function

Errors returned by migrateModulesData should be properly handled to prevent issues during the upgrade.

Apply this diff:

 if err = migrateModulesData(ctx, codec, app); err != nil {
     return fromVM, err
 }

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


77-78: Ensure Error Handling for Contract Code Updates

The functions updateWPUNDIAILogicCode and updateERC20LogicCode are called here, but their potential errors are not being handled. If an error occurs during the contract code update, it might be silently ignored.

Consider checking the returned errors from these functions and handle them appropriately to ensure that any issues during the upgrade process are caught and managed.

 updateWPUNDIAILogicCode(ctx, app.EvmKeeper)
 updateERC20LogicCode(ctx, app.EvmKeeper)
+if err := updateWPUNDIAILogicCode(ctx, app.EvmKeeper); err != nil {
+    return err
+}
+if err := updateERC20LogicCode(ctx, app.EvmKeeper); err != nil {
+    return err
+}

Line range hint 645-645: Update Assertions for Non-Empty Quote

The assertion require.Empty(t, quote) checks if the quote is empty. Given the context, verify whether the quote should indeed be empty or if this test needs adjustment.

Confirm the expected behavior of GetDefaultOracleQuote after the upgrade. If quotes are expected to exist, the test should reflect that.

If quotes should be present, update the assertion:

-require.Empty(t, quote)
+require.NotEmpty(t, quote)
app/upgrade_test.go (3)

396-396: Check for Possible Missing Denominations

In the coin swapping logic within checkAccountBalance, ensure that all denominations, including any new ones introduced in the upgrade, are accounted for.

Review if any denominations are being missed due to assumptions in fxtypes.SwapCoins and update the swapping logic accordingly.


645-645: Verify Expected Bridge Fee Quote

The test currently requires the quote to be empty. Confirm whether, after the upgrade, the bridge fee quote should indeed be empty or if there should be valid data.

If the quote is expected to have data, update the assertion to reflect that. If it should be empty, consider adding comments explaining why.


377-381: Update Test to Reflect Correct Balance Swap Logic

The test checks the balance for the ethtypes module after swapping denominations. Ensure that the test accurately reflects the expected state post-upgrade.

Confirm that the old coins are correctly transformed using fxtypes.SwapAmount and that the assertion is valid.

balance := myApp.BankKeeper.GetBalance(ctx, myApp.AccountKeeper.GetModuleAddress(moduleName), fxtypes.DefaultDenom)
oldCoins := bdd.ModuleBalances[ethtypes.ModuleName]
require.Equal(t, balance.Amount.String(), fxtypes.SwapAmount(oldCoins.AmountOf(fxtypes.LegacyFXDenom)).String())

Ensure that fxtypes.SwapAmount handles the amount conversion correctly.

✅ Verification successful

Balance Swap Logic Verification Successful

The test correctly verifies the balance conversion from FX to apundiai tokens. The SwapAmount function implements a 100:1 conversion ratio by dividing the amount by 100, which is the expected behavior for the upgrade process.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Error: No shell scripts found


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Find SwapAmount function implementation
ast-grep --pattern 'func SwapAmount($$$) $$$'

# Search for denomination constants
rg "DefaultDenom|LegacyFXDenom" -A 2

# Look for related test cases
rg "SwapAmount.*test" -A 3

Length of output: 53729

scripts/linter.sh (1)

6-6: Update Allowed Suppression Count for 'nolint'

The allowed count for the 'nolint' pattern has been reduced from 23 to 22. Ensure that this decrease corresponds to a reduction in 'nolint' comments in the codebase.

No action needed if this reflects the current state of the code.

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@nulnut nulnut merged commit 28fdd2f into main Jan 22, 2025
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@nulnut nulnut deleted the nulnut/upgrade-migrate-module branch January 22, 2025 14:45
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