Problem: sdk v50 is not outdated #1614
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WalkthroughThe changes encompass various enhancements and bug fixes across multiple modules in the software. Key updates include adjustments to the block-stm parallelism, improvements to the ethermint module, and synchronization of the e2ee module. The cosmos-sdk version has been upgraded to v0.50.10, and new methods for IBC channel upgrades have been introduced. Additionally, the keyring dependency has been removed from the CLI command setup, and several Go module dependencies have been updated to their latest versions. Changes
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go.mod (1)
257-259: Replace directives are well-managed, consider ongoing maintenanceThe replace directives are well-organized and serve several important purposes:
- Using specific commits of forked repositories for fine-grained control.
- Addressing security vulnerabilities (e.g., replacing
github.com/dgrijalva/jwt-go).- Using custom versions of important dependencies like
github.com/ethereum/go-ethereumandgithub.com/evmos/ethermint.These changes demonstrate good dependency management practices.
To ensure long-term maintainability:
- Regularly review and update these replace directives, especially those addressing security vulnerabilities.
- Consider creating a document or comments in the codebase explaining the reasons for each custom fork or replacement, which will help future maintainers understand the decisions made.
- Set up automated dependency scanning tools to alert you when official updates are available for the packages you've forked or pinned to specific versions.
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CHANGELOG.md (10)
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13-32: Consider adding more details to the v1.1.0 entry.While the v1.1.0 entry covers the main points, it could benefit from more detailed explanations of the changes, especially for significant updates like the upgrade to Cosmos-SDK v0.47.5 and ibc-go to v7.2.0. Consider adding brief descriptions of the impact of these upgrades.
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69-75: Consider adding more context to v0.8.0 entry.The v0.8.0 entry is quite brief. It would be helpful to provide more context about why the change to
selfdestructbehavior was made and its potential impact on existing contracts.
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91-126: Ensure all breaking changes in v0.7.0 are highlighted.The v0.7.0 entry contains several state machine breaking changes. It would be beneficial to clearly mark all breaking changes, perhaps with a "BREAKING" prefix, to ensure users are aware of the potential impact on their systems.
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140-146: Consider adding more context to v0.6.4 entry.The v0.6.4 entry is quite brief. It would be helpful to provide more context about why the revert was necessary and its potential impact.
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163-180: Ensure consistency in formatting across all entries.While most entries follow a consistent format, there are some minor inconsistencies in how GitHub issues are referenced (e.g., some use full URLs, others use shorthand). Consider standardizing this across all entries for better readability.
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197-220: Consider adding migration guide for v0.6.0.The removal of gravity-bridge in v0.6.0 is a significant change. Consider adding a link to a migration guide or more detailed instructions for users updating from previous versions.
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244-252: Consider adding more details to v0.5.4 entry.While the v0.5.4 entry describes the bug fixes, it would be helpful to provide more context about the impact of these fixes on users.
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254-285: Ensure all breaking changes in v0.5.3 are clearly marked.The v0.5.3 entry contains several significant changes, including upgrades to ethermint. Ensure all breaking changes are clearly marked and consider providing guidance for users upgrading from previous versions.
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305-337: Consider adding more context to v0.5.1 entry.The v0.5.1 entry contains several technical changes. Consider providing more context about the impact of these changes, especially for the consensus breaking changes.
Gravity module still referenced in codebase
Multiple references to the gravity module were found in the codebase, indicating that its removal may be incomplete. Please ensure that all dependencies and references to the gravity module are fully removed.
x/cronos/types/types_test.gox/cronos/types/types.gox/cronos/types/messages_test.gox/cronos/handler_test.gox/cronos/genesis_test.gox/cronos/keeper/keeper_test.gox/cronos/client/cli/tx.go🔗 Analysis chain
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34-50: Verify the impact of removing the gravity module.The removal of the gravity module in v1.0.0 is a significant change. It would be helpful to add a note explaining the implications of this removal for users and any migration steps required.
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🔇 Additional comments (16)
go.mod (2)
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1-5: LGTM: Module declaration and Go version are up-to-dateThe module declaration is correct, and the Go version (1.22.2) is recent. The addition of the toolchain directive (go1.22.3) ensures consistency across different development environments, which is a good practice.
8-9: Dependency updates look good, verify compatibilityThe updates to various dependencies, especially the cosmossdk.io packages and related projects, are good for incorporating the latest features, bug fixes, and security patches. The use of a specific commit for
github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk(v0.50.6-0.20240930015419-f4ea363b3fdf) suggests custom changes or a pre-release version.Please ensure that these updates are compatible with your project and don't introduce any breaking changes. Run the following script to check for any compatibility issues:
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gomod2nix.toml (6)
23-24: Cosmos SDK ecosystem updates approvedThe following
cosmossdk.iomodules have been updated:
cosmossdk.io/apifromv0.7.5tov0.7.6cosmossdk.io/client/v2fromv2.0.0-20240927054437-c2a1e0678f4btov2.0.0-beta.5cosmossdk.io/logfromv1.4.0tov1.4.1cosmossdk.io/storeandcosmossdk.io/x/txtov0.0.0-20240930015419-f4ea363b3fdfThese updates appear to be part of a coordinated upgrade of the Cosmos SDK ecosystem. The changes are consistent and seem intentional.
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176-177: Cosmos SDK core update and custom fork usage approvedThe
github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdkmodule has been updated tov0.50.6-0.20240930015419-f4ea363b3fdf. Additionally, it's being replaced with a custom fork atgithub.com/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk.This update aligns with the other Cosmos SDK ecosystem updates. The use of a custom fork suggests that there might be specific modifications needed for this project.
189-190: IAVL module update approvedThe
github.com/cosmos/iavlmodule has been updated fromv1.1.2tov1.2.0. This minor version update likely includes new features or improvements without breaking changes, aligning with the overall Cosmos SDK ecosystem updates.
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258-260: Custom forks for Ethereum and Ethermint modules approvedTwo important Ethereum-related modules are using custom forks:
github.com/ethereum/go-ethereumis replaced withgithub.com/crypto-org-chain/go-ethereumgithub.com/evmos/ethermintis replaced withgithub.com/crypto-org-chain/ethermintThe use of custom forks for both Ethereum and Ethermint suggests that this project requires specific modifications or features not available in the main repositories. This is a common practice in blockchain projects that need to adapt existing technologies to their specific needs.
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506-508: Custom fork for btree module approvedThe
github.com/tidwall/btreemodule has been updated tov0.0.0-20240406140148-2687063b042cand is being replaced with a custom fork atgithub.com/crypto-org-chain/btree.The use of a custom fork for the btree module suggests that there might be specific performance optimizations or features needed for this project that are not available in the main repository. This aligns with the project's approach of using custom forks for other critical components.
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1-594: Summary of dependency updatesThis update includes several key changes to the project's dependencies:
- Coordinated updates to the Cosmos SDK ecosystem, including core SDK, IAVL, and related modules.
- Use of custom forks for critical components such as Ethereum, Ethermint, and btree modules.
- Various other dependency updates and version bumps.
These changes reflect a comprehensive update of the project's dependencies, with a focus on maintaining custom modifications where necessary. The use of custom forks allows for specific optimizations and features but may require additional maintenance effort to keep in sync with upstream changes.
Overall, these updates appear to be well-considered and aligned with the project's requirements. However, it's recommended to:
- Ensure thorough testing of the updated dependencies, especially the custom forks.
- Keep documentation up-to-date regarding the use of custom forks and any specific features or modifications they introduce.
- Regularly review and sync custom forks with their upstream repositories to incorporate bug fixes and improvements.
CHANGELOG.md (8)
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1-11: LGTM: Unreleased changes are well-documented.The unreleased section properly documents recent improvements and bug fixes. The format is consistent with the rest of the changelog.
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52-67: LGTM: v0.9.0 changes are well-documented.The v0.9.0 entry provides a comprehensive list of state machine breaking changes, bug fixes, and improvements. The format is consistent and informative.
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77-89: LGTM: v0.7.1 bug fixes are clearly described.The v0.7.1 entry provides clear descriptions of the bug fixes and improvements. The inclusion of GitHub issue numbers is helpful for tracking the changes.
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128-138: LGTM: v0.6.5 bug fixes are well-documented.The v0.6.5 entry clearly describes the bug fixes with appropriate references to GitHub issues.
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148-161: LGTM: v0.6.3 changes are well-documented.The v0.6.3 entry provides a good balance of bug fixes and improvements with clear descriptions and GitHub issue references.
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182-195: LGTM: v0.6.1 changes are clearly described.The v0.6.1 entry provides clear descriptions of the state machine breaking changes and bug fixes with appropriate GitHub issue references.
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222-242: LGTM: v0.5.5 changes are well-documented.The v0.5.5 entry provides a good overview of bug fixes and new features with clear GitHub issue references.
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287-303: LGTM: v0.5.2 changes are well-documented.The v0.5.2 entry clearly describes the consensus breaking changes, improvements, and bug fixes with appropriate GitHub issue references.
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