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@joon9823 joon9823 commented Oct 7, 2024

  • rename slinky module to connect
  • add order param to MsgRegisterAccount
  • update tally result from initia.gov.v1.Proposal
  • add missing query/msgs

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin and MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers for managing IBC permissions.
    • Added MsgUpsertMarkets class for handling market updates.
  • Enhancements

    • Updated API endpoints across various modules to reflect new versioning.
    • Improved handling of message types with updated import paths and identifiers.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed inconsistencies in message type handling across multiple classes.
  • Chores

    • Updated package dependencies and versioning in package.json (version 0.2.17).
    • Refactored import paths to align with new protocol definitions.

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The changes in this pull request include modifications to the src/core/Msg.ts, src/core/oracle/msgs/MsgRemoveCurrencyPairs.ts, and package.json files. The updates primarily involve adjustments to import paths, transitioning from the "slinky" versioning to the "connect" versioning for protocol buffer definitions. Additionally, the handling of message types within the Msg namespace has been refined, with the addition and removal of specific message types and updates to method return types. The package.json file reflects a new version and updates to several dependencies.

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File Path Change Summary
src/core/Msg.ts Import adjustments and message type handling updates, including addition/removal of message types.
src/core/oracle/msgs/MsgRemoveCurrencyPairs.ts Updated import paths and method return types to reflect new versioning from "slinky" to "connect".
package.json Version incremented from 0.2.16 to 0.2.17; updated versions for several dependencies.

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Actionable comments posted: 13

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (12)
src/client/lcd/api/OracleAPI.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-24: Summary: API updates align with PR objectives

The changes in OracleAPI.ts consistently update the API endpoints from "slinky" to "connect" and from v1 to v2, aligning with the PR objectives. The parameter passing for the price method has been simplified, which should improve code readability and maintenance.

Consider the following architectural implications:

  1. Ensure that these changes are consistently applied across the entire codebase to maintain API consistency.
  2. Update any documentation or API references to reflect these changes.
  3. If this is a breaking change, consider versioning strategies to support backward compatibility if needed.
src/client/lcd/api/MarketmapAPI.ts (3)

20-20: LGTM! Consider using a version constant for maintainability.

The update from /slinky/marketmap/v1/marketmap to /connect/marketmap/v2/marketmap is consistent with the PR objectives. The rest of the method implementation remains unchanged, which is good for maintaining consistency.

To improve maintainability, consider introducing a constant for the API version:

const API_VERSION = 'v2';
// ...
`/connect/marketmap/${API_VERSION}/marketmap`

This would make future version updates easier to manage across all methods.


55-55: LGTM! Consistent with previous changes. Consider refactoring for DRY principle.

The update from /slinky/marketmap/v1/params to /connect/marketmap/v2/params is consistent with the PR objectives and the changes made to the previous methods.

As suggested earlier, consider using a version constant here as well. To adhere to the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle, you could refactor all methods to use a common base URL:

const API_BASE = '/connect/marketmap/v2';

// Then in each method:
`${API_BASE}/marketmap`
`${API_BASE}/market`
`${API_BASE}/last_updated`
`${API_BASE}/params`

This would centralize the API version and base path, making future updates easier and reducing the chance of inconsistencies.


Line range hint 1-58: Summary: Consistent updates across all methods. Consider refactoring for improved maintainability.

All methods in the MarketmapAPI class have been consistently updated to use the new /connect/marketmap/v2/ base URL, which aligns with the PR objectives. The logic within each method remains unchanged, preserving the existing functionality.

As a follow-up task, consider refactoring the API URL construction as suggested in previous comments. This would involve:

  1. Introducing constants for the API version and base URL.
  2. Updating all methods to use these constants.

This refactoring would improve maintainability and reduce the risk of inconsistencies in future updates.

src/core/oracle/msgs/MsgRemoveCurrencyPairs.ts (1)

88-88: LGTM. Consistent updates, but note potential inconsistency.

The updates in the MsgRemoveCurrencyPairs namespace are consistent with the previous changes:

  1. Amino interface: 'slinky/x/oracle/MsgSetCurrencyPairs' → 'connect/x/oracle/MsgSetCurrencyPairs'
  2. Data interface: '/slinky.oracle.v1.MsgRemoveCurrencyPairs' → '/connect.oracle.v2.MsgRemoveCurrencyPairs'

These changes correctly reflect the module renaming and version update.

However, there's a potential inconsistency between the Amino interface using 'MsgSetCurrencyPairs' and the Data interface using 'MsgRemoveCurrencyPairs'. This inconsistency existed in the original code, but it might be worth reviewing to ensure it's intentional and correct.

Also applies to: 96-96

src/core/marketmap/msgs/MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-102: Overall assessment: Changes are consistent and align with PR objectives.

The updates in this file consistently change references from 'slinky' to 'connect' and from 'v1' to 'v2'. These modifications align well with the PR objectives of renaming the "slinky" module to "connect" and updating the version.

To ensure the consistency of these changes across the entire codebase, please run the verification scripts provided in the previous comments. These scripts will help identify any remaining instances of 'slinky' that may need to be updated.

Consider creating a migration guide or updating the project documentation to reflect these changes, especially the version upgrade from v1 to v2, as it may affect developers using this module.

src/core/ophost/BridgeConfig.ts (1)

Line range hint 172-183: LGTM: BridgeConfig namespace interfaces updated correctly.

The Amino and Data interfaces in the BridgeConfig namespace have been properly updated to use a single challenger instead of multiple challengers. These changes are consistent with the new structure of the BridgeConfig class.

Consider adding a comment to explain the change from multiple challengers to a single challenger, as this is a significant architectural change. For example:

export interface Amino {
  // Note: Changed from challengers (array) to a single challenger as part of system redesign
  challenger: AccAddress
  // ... other properties
}
src/core/marketmap/msgs/MsgUpsertMarkets.ts (1)

82-98: Add documentation for namespace interfaces

The interfaces Amino, Data, and the type alias Proto within the MsgUpsertMarkets namespace currently lack documentation. Adding brief comments explaining the purpose and structure of these interfaces can enhance maintainability and readability.

Consider adding JSDoc comments like so:

export namespace MsgUpsertMarkets {
+  /**
+   * Amino representation of MsgUpsertMarkets.
+   */
   export interface Amino {
     type: 'connect/marketmap/MsgUpsertMarkets'
     value: {
       authority: AccAddress
       markets: Market.Amino[]
     }
   }

+  /**
+   * Data representation of MsgUpsertMarkets.
+   */
   export interface Data {
     '@type': '/connect.marketmap.v2.MsgUpsertMarkets'
     authority: AccAddress
     markets: Market.Data[]
   }

+  /**
+   * Protobuf representation of MsgUpsertMarkets.
+   */
   export type Proto = MsgUpsertMarkets_pb
}
src/core/ophost/msgs/MsgUpdateChallenger.ts (1)

12-16: Add missing parameter descriptions in constructor JSDoc

The constructor's JSDoc comments currently provide a description only for the authority parameter. Adding descriptions for the bridge_id and challenger parameters will enhance code readability and help other developers understand their purposes.

src/core/ibc/applications/perm/msgs/MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin.ts (1)

11-16: Provide descriptions for all constructor parameters

The constructor documentation lacks descriptions for channel_id, port_id, and admin. Providing detailed descriptions for all parameters improves code readability and maintainability.

src/core/gov/TallyResult.ts (2)

121-127: Ensure consistency in interface property naming

The V1TallyResult interface uses snake_case for property names. For consistency with TypeScript conventions, consider using camelCase.

Apply this diff:

  export interface V1TallyResult {
-   yes_count: string;
-   abstain_count: string;
-   no_count: string;
-   no_with_veto_count: string;
+   yesCount: string;
+   abstainCount: string;
+   noCount: string;
+   noWithVetoCount: string;
  }

Update references accordingly throughout the code.


18-21: Consider initializing properties in the constructor

To improve code readability and maintainability, consider explicitly assigning the constructor parameters to class properties within the constructor body.

Apply this diff:

  constructor(
    public tally_height: number,
    public total_staking_power: string,
    public total_vesting_power: string,
    public v1_tally_result: TallyResult.V1TallyResult
  ) {
    super();
+   this.tally_height = tally_height;
+   this.total_staking_power = total_staking_power;
+   this.total_vesting_power = total_vesting_power;
+   this.v1_tally_result = v1_tally_result;
  }

Alternatively, if using public in the constructor parameters achieves the same, you may disregard this suggestion.

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  • src/core/marketmap/Ticker.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/core/marketmap/msgs/MsgCreateMarkets.ts (5 hunks)
  • src/core/marketmap/msgs/MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities.ts (5 hunks)
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  • src/core/marketmap/msgs/MsgUpsertMarkets.ts (1 hunks)
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src/core/gov/index.ts (1)

5-5: LGTM: New export for TallyResult added correctly.

The addition of export * from './TallyResult' is consistent with the existing export pattern in this file and aligns with the PR objective of updating the tally result. This change will make the TallyResult module accessible to other parts of the codebase that import from this governance index.

To ensure this change doesn't introduce any conflicts or issues, let's verify the TallyResult module's existence and its usage:

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src/core/ibc/applications/perm/msgs/index.ts (5)

4-5: LGTM: Exports are consistent with new imports.

The new export statements for MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin and MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers are consistent with the new imports and align with the PR objectives. This change ensures that the new message types are available for use in other parts of the codebase.


1-17: Summary: Comprehensive update of IBC permission messages.

This file has undergone a significant update, replacing the old message types (MsgSetPermissionedRelayers, MsgHaltChannel, MsgResumeChannel) with new ones (MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin, MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers). These changes are reflected consistently throughout the file, including imports, exports, and type definitions.

The updates align with the PR objectives of adding missing message components and appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort. The changes maintain internal consistency and should improve the overall structure of the IBC permission messaging system.

To ensure a smooth transition, please make sure to update any code that relies on the old message types throughout the codebase.


8-17: LGTM: IbcPermMsg namespace updated consistently.

The IbcPermMsg namespace, including the Amino, Data, and Proto types, has been consistently updated to reflect the changes in the main IbcPermMsg type. This ensures that all aspects of IbcPermMsg are aligned with the new message types.

Let's verify the usage of these nested types throughout the codebase:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for usages of IbcPermMsg.Amino, IbcPermMsg.Data, and IbcPermMsg.Proto
rg --type typescript "IbcPermMsg\.(Amino|Data|Proto)" src

1-2: LGTM: New imports align with PR objectives.

The new imports for MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin and MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers are in line with the PR objectives of adding missing message components. This change appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort.

Let's verify the existence of these new files:

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7-7: LGTM: IbcPermMsg type updated correctly.

The IbcPermMsg type has been correctly updated to include the new message types (MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin and MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers) and remove the old ones. This change is consistent with the updates to imports and exports.

Let's verify the usage of this type throughout the codebase:

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LGTM: IbcPermMsg type usage verified.

The usage of IbcPermMsg across the codebase has been verified and is consistent with the recent updates. No issues found.

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src/client/lcd/api/OracleAPI.ts (2)

19-21: LGTM! Verify new endpoint and parameter passing.

The updates to the price method are consistent with the PR objectives and the changes in the currencyPairs method. The endpoint has been updated, and the parameter passing has been simplified.

Please ensure the following:

  1. The new v2 endpoint is fully compatible with the existing method implementation.
  2. The CurrencyPair.toString() method correctly formats the currency pair for the API.
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  $$$
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  }
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}'

10-10: LGTM! Verify new endpoint compatibility.

The update from /slinky/oracle/v1/get_all_tickers to /connect/oracle/v2/get_all_tickers aligns with the PR objectives. The change in both the module name and version number is noted.

Please ensure that the new v2 endpoint is fully compatible with the existing method implementation, particularly the response structure.

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src/client/lcd/api/IbcPermAPI.ts (2)

Line range hint 11-37: Review consumers of IbcPermAPI methods

While the IbcPermAPI class implementation remains unchanged, the modifications to the ChannelState interface (addition of admin property and potential removal of halt_state) may affect the data structure returned by the channelStates and channelState methods.

Please ensure that:

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  1. The addition of the admin property is intentional and its purpose is clear.
  2. If the halt_state property was indeed removed, verify that this removal doesn't break any existing functionality.
  3. All places in the codebase that create or use ChannelState objects are updated to accommodate these changes.

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src/core/marketmap/msgs/index.ts (5)

3-3: LGTM: Import statement for MsgUpsertMarkets added correctly.

The import statement for MsgUpsertMarkets is correctly placed and follows the existing import pattern in the file.


9-9: LGTM: Export statement for MsgUpsertMarkets added correctly.

The export statement for MsgUpsertMarkets is correctly placed and follows the existing export pattern in the file.


16-16: LGTM: MsgUpsertMarkets added to MarketmapMsg type.

MsgUpsertMarkets has been correctly added to the MarketmapMsg union type, ensuring it's recognized as a valid MarketmapMsg type.


24-24: LGTM: MsgUpsertMarkets integrated into MarketmapMsg namespace.

MsgUpsertMarkets has been correctly added to the MarketmapMsg namespace for Amino, Data, and Proto types. These additions ensure full integration of MsgUpsertMarkets into the existing structure.

Also applies to: 31-31, 38-38


3-3: Summary: MsgUpsertMarkets successfully integrated into the marketmap module.

The changes in this file successfully integrate the new MsgUpsertMarkets message type into the marketmap module. The additions include:

  1. Importing the new message type
  2. Exporting it for use in other modules
  3. Adding it to the MarketmapMsg union type
  4. Integrating it into the MarketmapMsg namespace for Amino, Data, and Proto types

These changes are consistent with the existing code structure and naming conventions, ensuring that MsgUpsertMarkets can be used seamlessly within the marketmap functionality.

Also applies to: 9-9, 16-16, 24-24, 31-31, 38-38

src/core/oracle/CurrencyPair.ts (1)

2-2: LGTM! Verify consistency across the codebase.

The import statement has been correctly updated to reflect the new module name and version. This change aligns with the PR objectives of renaming "slinky" to "connect".

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All import statements are correctly updated to use '@initia/initia.proto/connect/types/v2/currency_pair'.

The verification confirms that:

  • No remaining 'slinky' imports exist.
  • All 'connect' imports utilize version 'v2'.
  • There are no inconsistent version numbers in the import paths.
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src/client/lcd/api/MarketmapAPI.ts (2)

35-35: LGTM! Consistent with previous changes.

The update from /slinky/marketmap/v1/market to /connect/marketmap/v2/market is consistent with the PR objectives and the changes made to the marketMap method.

As suggested in the previous comment, consider using a version constant here as well for improved maintainability.


47-47: LGTM! Consistent with previous changes.

The update from /slinky/marketmap/v1/last_updated to /connect/marketmap/v2/last_updated is consistent with the PR objectives and the changes made to the previous methods.

As suggested earlier, consider using a version constant here as well for improved maintainability.

src/core/ibc/applications/transfer/DenomTrace.ts (2)

Line range hint 1-85: Verify compatibility of the new import with existing code.

While the import path has changed, the rest of the file remains unchanged. This suggests that the structure of the imported DenomTrace type hasn't changed significantly. However, it's crucial to verify that the DenomTrace_pb type from the new 'transfer' module is fully compatible with the existing code, especially in the following areas:

  1. The fromProto method (line 58)
  2. The toProto method (line 62)
  3. The DenomTrace.Proto type alias (line 85)

To ensure compatibility, let's compare the structure of the DenomTrace type in both the old and new import paths:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Compare the structure of DenomTrace in old and new import paths

echo "Structure of DenomTrace in old 'denomtrace' module:"
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'import { DenomTrace as DenomTrace_pb } from "@initia/initia.proto/ibc/applications/transfer/v1/denomtrace"

export interface DenomTrace {
  $$$
}'

echo "Structure of DenomTrace in new 'transfer' module:"
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'import { DenomTrace as DenomTrace_pb } from "@initia/initia.proto/ibc/applications/transfer/v1/transfer"

export interface DenomTrace {
  $$$
}'

This script will help us compare the structure of the DenomTrace type in both the old and new import paths, ensuring that they are compatible and that no adjustments are needed in the existing code.


1-1: Verify the updated import path across the codebase.

The import path for DenomTrace has been updated from 'denomtrace' to 'transfer'. This change aligns with the PR objective of updating various components. However, we need to ensure this change is consistent across the entire codebase.

Let's verify if this change is consistent across the codebase:

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Import path updated consistently across the codebase.

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src/core/oracle/QuotePrice.ts (2)

Line range hint 1-102: Ensure compatibility with the new import version

While the usage of QuotePrice_pb remains unchanged in this file, it's crucial to verify that the v2 version of the imported type is fully compatible with the existing implementation.

Please conduct thorough testing of the QuotePrice class, particularly focusing on the following areas:

  1. The fromProto and toProto methods (lines 66-76)
  2. The Proto type in the namespace definition (line 102)

Ensure that all properties and methods of QuotePrice_pb used in this file are still present and behave as expected in the new v2 version. If there are any new features or changes in the v2 version, consider whether they should be incorporated into this implementation.


2-2: LGTM. Verify new import path and compatibility.

The import path change from 'slinky/oracle/v1/genesis' to 'connect/oracle/v2/genesis' aligns with the PR objective of renaming the "slinky" module to "connect". This change appears correct.

To ensure the change is applied consistently and the new import works as expected, please run the following verification:

Ensure that Test 1 returns results, Test 2 returns no results, and Test 3 shows consistent usage of QuotePrice_pb.

✅ Verification successful

No remaining v1 imports found. Verification successful.

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src/core/marketmap/msgs/MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities.ts (5)

34-34: LGTM! Type string updated correctly.

The type string update in the toAmino method from 'slinky/x/marketmap/MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities' to 'connect/x/marketmap/MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities' is consistent with the import path changes and PR objectives.


88-88: LGTM! Type strings updated consistently.

The type string updates in the Amino and Data interfaces from 'slinky/x/marketmap/MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities' to 'connect/x/marketmap/MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities' and from '/slinky.marketmap.v1.MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities' to '/connect.marketmap.v2.MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities' respectively are consistent with the previous changes in the file.

Also applies to: 96-96


52-52: LGTM! Verify other '@type' fields for consistency.

The '@type' field update in the toData method from '/slinky.marketmap.v1.MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities' to '/connect.marketmap.v2.MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities' is consistent with the import path changes and PR objectives. The version update from v1 to v2 is also correctly reflected.

To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script to check for any remaining 'slinky' in '@type' fields:

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# Test: Search for 'slinky' in '@type' fields
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74-74: LGTM! Verify other typeUrl fields for consistency.

The typeUrl update in the packAny method from '/slinky.marketmap.v1.MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities' to '/connect.marketmap.v2.MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities' is consistent with the previous changes in the file. The version update from v1 to v2 is also correctly reflected.

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4-4: LGTM! Verify other import statements for consistency.

The import path update from 'slinky/marketmap/v1/tx' to 'connect/marketmap/v2/tx' aligns with the PR objectives. This change reflects both the renaming from "slinky" to "connect" and a version upgrade from v1 to v2.

To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script to check for any remaining 'slinky' imports:

src/core/intertx/msgs/MsgRegisterAccount.ts (8)

4-4: LGTM: Import statement for Order added correctly.

The new import statement for Order from the IBC protocol buffer is correctly added and necessary for the new ordering parameter.


16-22: LGTM: Constructor updated correctly with new ordering parameter.

The constructor has been properly updated to include the new ordering parameter of type Order. The JSDoc comment has also been updated to reflect this change, which is good for maintaining clear documentation.


29-32: LGTM: fromAmino method updated correctly.

The fromAmino method has been properly updated to extract the ordering value from the input data and pass it to the constructor. This change is consistent with the new class structure.


36-39: LGTM: toAmino method updated correctly.

The toAmino method has been properly updated to include the ordering value in the returned object. This change ensures that the Amino encoding correctly represents the new class structure.


44-45: LGTM: fromData and toData methods updated correctly.

Both fromData and toData methods have been properly updated to handle the new ordering parameter. These changes ensure that the data serialization and deserialization processes correctly represent the new class structure.

Also applies to: 49-55


63-64: LGTM: fromProto and toProto methods updated correctly.

The fromProto and toProto methods have been properly updated to handle the new ordering parameter. These changes ensure that the conversion between the class and its protocol buffer representation is consistent with the new structure.

Also applies to: 69-74


99-99: LGTM: Amino and Data interfaces updated correctly.

The Amino and Data interfaces have been properly updated to include the new ordering field of type Order. These changes ensure that the interfaces accurately reflect the new structure of the MsgRegisterAccount class.

Also applies to: 108-108


Line range hint 1-112: Summary: All changes related to the addition of the ordering parameter are correct and consistent.

The modifications to the MsgRegisterAccount class, including updates to the constructor, fromAmino, toAmino, fromData, toData, fromProto, and toProto methods, as well as the Amino and Data interfaces, have been implemented correctly. These changes align with the PR objectives and ensure that the new ordering parameter is properly handled throughout the class.

The implementation is consistent and maintains the existing patterns in the codebase. Good job on keeping the documentation up-to-date with the changes.

src/core/ibc/applications/perm/msgs/MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers.ts (9)

4-4: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.

The import statement has been properly updated to reflect the new message name MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers. This change is consistent with the class renaming.


6-9: LGTM: Class declaration updated correctly.

The class name has been properly updated from MsgSetPermissionedRelayers to MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers. All references to the class name within the generic type parameters have been correctly updated to reflect this change.


27-28: LGTM: fromAmino method updated correctly.

The fromAmino method has been properly updated to use MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers for both the parameter type and return type. The implementation remains correct as the internal structure hasn't changed.

Also applies to: 32-32


40-40: LGTM: toAmino method updated correctly.

The toAmino method has been properly updated. The return type now uses MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers, and the type field in the returned object has been correctly updated to 'ibc-perm/MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers' to reflect the new message name.

Also applies to: 43-43


54-55: LGTM: fromData and toData methods updated correctly.

Both fromData and toData methods have been properly updated:

  • Parameter and return types now use MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers.
  • The @type field in toData has been correctly updated to '/ibc.applications.perm.v1.MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers'.

These changes accurately reflect the new class and protobuf message names.

Also applies to: 57-57, 65-65, 68-68


77-79: LGTM: fromProto and toProto methods updated correctly.

Both fromProto and toProto methods have been properly updated:

  • Parameter and return types now use MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers.
  • The MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers_pb.fromPartial call in toProto has been correctly updated.

These changes accurately reflect the new class and protobuf message names while maintaining the correct implementation.

Also applies to: 87-89


99-100: LGTM: packAny and unpackAny methods updated correctly.

Both packAny and unpackAny methods have been properly updated:

  • The typeUrl in packAny now correctly reflects the new protobuf message type.
  • The return type and implementation of unpackAny have been updated to use MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers.

These changes are consistent with the new class and protobuf message names while maintaining the correct implementation.

Also applies to: 104-106


111-113: LGTM: Namespace and interfaces updated correctly.

The namespace and interfaces have been properly updated:

  • The namespace has been renamed to MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers.
  • The Amino interface now uses the correct type 'ibc-perm/MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers'.
  • The Data interface's @type has been updated to '/ibc.applications.perm.v1.MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers'.
  • The Proto type now correctly references MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers_pb.

These changes accurately reflect the new class and protobuf message names while maintaining the correct structure of the interfaces.

Also applies to: 123-123, 130-130


Line range hint 1-132: LGTM: File updated successfully to reflect the new message name.

The entire file has been successfully updated to reflect the change from MsgSetPermissionedRelayers to MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers. This includes:

  1. Updating import statements
  2. Renaming the main class
  3. Updating all method signatures and return types
  4. Modifying the namespace and associated interfaces
  5. Updating protobuf message types and URLs

All changes are consistent and correctly implemented, maintaining the functionality while reflecting the new naming convention. Great job on this comprehensive update!

src/core/ophost/BridgeConfig.ts (7)

Line range hint 38-49: LGTM: fromAmino method updated correctly.

The fromAmino method has been properly updated to work with a single challenger instead of multiple challengers. This change is consistent with the constructor update.


Line range hint 62-73: LGTM: toAmino method updated correctly.

The toAmino method has been properly updated to work with a single challenger instead of multiple challengers. This change is consistent with the new structure and correctly serializes the data to the Amino format.


Line range hint 86-97: LGTM: fromData method updated correctly.

The fromData method has been properly updated to work with a single challenger instead of multiple challengers. This change is consistent with the new structure and correctly deserializes the data from the Data format.


Line range hint 110-121: LGTM: toData method updated correctly.

The toData method has been properly updated to work with a single challenger instead of multiple challengers. This change is consistent with the new structure and correctly serializes the data to the Data format.


Line range hint 134-158: LGTM: fromProto and toProto methods updated correctly.

Both fromProto and toProto methods have been properly updated to work with a single challenger instead of multiple challengers. These changes are consistent with the new structure and correctly handle the conversion between the class and Proto format.


Line range hint 1-194: Summary: BridgeConfig updated to use a single challenger.

The BridgeConfig class and its associated methods and interfaces have been successfully updated to use a single challenger instead of multiple challengers. This change is consistently applied throughout the file, including the constructor, conversion methods (fromAmino, toAmino, fromData, toData, fromProto, toProto), and namespace interfaces.

While the changes within this file are correct and consistent, it's crucial to verify the impact of this architectural change on the broader system:

  1. Ensure all dependent components have been updated to work with a single challenger.
  2. Verify that this change doesn't introduce any security vulnerabilities or performance issues.
  3. Update any relevant documentation or comments to explain this architectural change.

Please run a system-wide search for any remaining references to multiple challengers and update them accordingly:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any remaining references to multiple challengers in TypeScript files
rg --type typescript -i 'challengers'

# Search for any remaining references to multiple challengers in other file types
rg -i 'challengers'

Line range hint 14-24: Verify the impact of changing from multiple challengers to a single challenger.

The change from challengers: AccAddress[] to challenger: AccAddress in the constructor is correctly implemented and documented. However, this is a significant architectural change that may have broader implications.

Please confirm:

  1. Was this change intentional and part of a larger system redesign?
  2. Have all dependent components been updated to work with a single challenger instead of multiple?
  3. Are there any performance or security implications of this change that need to be considered?

Run the following script to check for any remaining references to multiple challengers:

✅ Verification successful

Verification Successful: No remaining references to multiple challengers found.

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#!/bin/bash
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Length of output: 92

src/core/marketmap/msgs/MsgCreateMarkets.ts (6)

4-4: Import statement updated correctly to 'connect' module and version 'v2'.

The import statement has been correctly updated to reflect the module rename from 'slinky' to 'connect' and the version change from 'v1' to 'v2'. This ensures that the class references the correct protocol buffer definitions.


33-33: Amino type updated to 'connect/x/marketmap/MsgCreateMarkets'.

The type field in the toAmino method has been appropriately updated to reflect the new module name. This is crucial for the correct serialization of the message in Amino JSON format.


49-49: Data '@type' field updated to '/connect.marketmap.v2.MsgCreateMarkets'.

The @type field in the toData method now correctly points to the updated message type with the new module name and version. This is important for protobuf JSON serialization.


72-72: 'typeUrl' in 'packAny' method updated appropriately.

The typeUrl has been correctly changed to '/connect.marketmap.v2.MsgCreateMarkets', ensuring that the Any type packs the correct message type.


84-84: Amino interface type updated to 'connect/x/marketmap/MsgCreateMarkets'.

The type field in the MsgCreateMarkets.Amino interface has been updated to reflect the new module name, which is essential for type consistency in Amino serialization.


92-92: Data interface '@type' field updated to '/connect.marketmap.v2.MsgCreateMarkets'.

The @type field in the MsgCreateMarkets.Data interface has been updated appropriately, aligning with the new module name and version for proper data representation.

src/core/marketmap/msgs/MsgUpdateMarkets.ts (6)

33-33: Update of 'type' field in Amino representation

The type field in the toAmino method has been updated to 'connect/x/marketmap/MsgUpdateMarkets', which aligns with the new versioning scheme.


49-49: Update of '@type' field in Data representation

The '@type' field in the toData method has been updated to '/connect.marketmap.v2.MsgUpdateMarkets'. This change reflects the updated protocol buffer definitions.


72-72: Update of 'typeUrl' in Any representation

The typeUrl in the packAny method has been updated to '/connect.marketmap.v2.MsgUpdateMarkets', matching the new module path.


84-84: Update of 'type' field in Amino interface

In the Amino interface, the type field has been updated to 'connect/x/marketmap/MsgUpdateMarkets', which is consistent with the other changes.


92-92: Update of '@type' field in Data interface

The '@type' field in the Data interface has been updated to '/connect.marketmap.v2.MsgUpdateMarkets', aligning with the new versioning scheme.


Line range hint 4-92: Ensure all references from 'slinky' to 'connect' are updated

The update replaces references from 'slinky' to 'connect' and changes version numbers from v1 to v2. Please verify that all instances throughout the codebase have been updated to prevent any mismatches or inconsistent behavior.

You can run the following script to find any remaining references to 'slinky':

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find any remaining references to 'slinky' in TypeScript files.

rg 'slinky' --type ts
src/core/marketmap/msgs/MsgUpdateMarketmapParams.ts (2)

5-5: LGTM!

The import statement has been correctly updated to reflect the new package path.


38-38: Ensure all type strings are consistently updated

The type strings in toAmino(), toData(), packAny() methods, and the Amino and Data interfaces have been correctly updated to the new package structure. Please verify that there are no remaining references to the old 'slinky' package or 'v1' versions elsewhere in the codebase to prevent any serialization or deserialization issues.

Run the following script to check for any remaining old type strings:

Also applies to: 59-59, 84-84, 96-96, 104-104

src/core/oracle/msgs/MsgAddCurrencyPairs.ts (6)

96-96: Update the Amino interface type property

In the Amino interface, the type property has been changed to 'connect/x/oracle/MsgAddCurrencyPairs'. Ensure that any implementations or consumers of this interface are aware of this change and handle the new type correctly.

Run the following script to find usages of the old Amino interface type:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all references to the old `Amino` interface type property.

# Search for the old Amino interface type in the codebase
rg --type js --type ts -F "type: 'slinky/x/oracle/MsgAddCurrencyPairs'"

104-104: Verify updates to the Data interface @type field

The @type field in the Data interface has been updated to '/connect.oracle.v2.MsgAddCurrencyPairs'. Please confirm that all data serialization/deserialization logic and any external dependencies are updated to accommodate this change.

Run the following script to search for references to the old @type value:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all references to the old `Data` interface `@type` field.

# Search for the old Data interface type in the codebase
rg --type js --type ts -F "'@type': '/slinky.oracle.v1.MsgAddCurrencyPairs'"

82-82: Ensure correct typeUrl in packAny method

The typeUrl in the packAny method has been updated to '/connect.oracle.v2.MsgAddCurrencyPairs'. Confirm that any code unpacking or handling Any messages is compatible with this new typeUrl.

Run the following script to identify any usages of the old typeUrl:


57-57: Confirm serialization compatibility with updated @type

The @type field in the toData method has been changed to '/connect.oracle.v2.MsgAddCurrencyPairs'. Verify that any serialization and deserialization processes, as well as external services that consume this data structure, are updated to handle the new @type value.

Run the following script to locate any references to the old @type value:


4-4: Verify compatibility with updated import path

The import statement has been updated to use the new path '@initia/initia.proto/connect/oracle/v2/tx', indicating a transition from 'slinky' to 'connect' and from version 'v1' to 'v2'. Please ensure that the new module provides all the required classes and that any changes in the API are correctly handled in this file.

Run the following script to check for differences in the MsgAddCurrencyPairs definitions between the old and new modules:


38-38: Update references to the Amino message type

The type property in the toAmino method has been updated to 'connect/x/oracle/MsgAddCurrencyPairs'. Ensure that all systems interacting with Amino-encoded messages recognize and support this new message type.

Run the following script to find all usages of the old Amino message type in the codebase:

src/client/lcd/api/GovAPI.ts (3)

2-2: Importing TallyResult is appropriate

The addition of TallyResult in the import statement ensures that the tally method can utilize the correct type.


77-77: Updating return type to TallyResult

The return type of the tally method has been correctly updated to Promise<TallyResult> to reflect the new data structure.


80-82: Verify endpoint URL and response key changes

The API endpoint has been updated to /initia/gov/v1/proposals/${proposalId}/tally, and the response key changed to tally_result. Please confirm that these changes are consistent with the updated API specifications.

Run the following script to check for any remaining uses of the old endpoint or response key:

src/core/marketmap/msgs/MsgUpsertMarkets.ts (2)

64-67: Review the use of fromPartial in Proto message creation

Using MsgUpsertMarkets_pb.fromPartial may bypass some validations and default value assignments defined in the protobuf message. While fromPartial is useful for constructing messages with optional fields, it's important to ensure that all required fields are properly initialized.

Confirm that all necessary fields are being set and that using fromPartial does not introduce any unintended side effects.


3-4: Verify import paths for protocol buffer definitions

Please ensure that the import paths for Any and MsgUpsertMarkets_pb are correct. Incorrect import paths can lead to runtime errors if the modules are not found or if there are discrepancies in the package structure.

To confirm the import paths, you can run the following shell script:

src/core/ibc/applications/perm/msgs/MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin.ts (2)

1-121: Overall implementation aligns with project conventions

The MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin class and its methods are implemented correctly, following the standard patterns used in the project.


58-59: Confirm that the @type and typeUrl fields match the proto message

In the toData method (line 58) and packAny method (line 89), the @type and typeUrl fields are set to '/ibc.applications.perm.v1.MsgUpdateAdmin'. Please verify that these values correspond to the correct proto message type URL.

Run the following script to check the consistency of type URLs in the codebase:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for all occurrences of the type URL '/ibc.applications.perm.v1.MsgUpdateAdmin'.

# Test: Ensure that the type URLs are used consistently.
rg --type js '/ibc\.applications\.perm\.v1\.MsgUpdate(Admin|IbcPermAdmin)'

Also applies to: 89-90

src/core/gov/proposals/Proposal.ts (10)

5-5: Importing TallyResult Class

The import statement for TallyResult is correctly added to use the standardized TallyResult class in the subsequent code changes.


49-49: Updating Property Type to TallyResult

The final_tally_result property type has been updated to TallyResult, which enhances consistency by using a centralized class for tally results.


95-95: Using TallyResult.fromAmino in fromAmino Method

The fromAmino method now utilizes TallyResult.fromAmino(final_tally_result), ensuring proper deserialization of the tally result from the Amino format.


139-139: Utilizing TallyResult.toAmino in toAmino Method

The toAmino method correctly calls final_tally_result.toAmino(), which serializes the tally result into the Amino format.


183-183: Applying TallyResult.fromData in fromData Method

The fromData method now uses TallyResult.fromData(final_tally_result), aligning with the standardized data deserialization process.


227-227: Implementing TallyResult.toData in toData Method

The toData method correctly invokes final_tally_result.toData(), facilitating consistent serialization into data format.


250-250: Adopting TallyResult.fromProto in fromProto Method

The fromProto method now uses TallyResult.fromProto(data.finalTallyResult as TallyResult.Proto), ensuring accurate deserialization from the Proto format.


294-294: Calling TallyResult.toProto in toProto Method

The toProto method correctly calls final_tally_result.toProto(), which serializes the tally result into the Proto format.


321-321: Updating Amino Interface for final_tally_result

The Amino interface now includes final_tally_result: TallyResult.Amino, promoting type consistency with the TallyResult class.


342-342: Updating Data Interface for final_tally_result

The Data interface has been updated to final_tally_result: TallyResult.Data, ensuring consistency across data representations.

src/core/Msg.ts (10)

1358-1362: Ensure new MarketmapMsg messages are handled in fromProto

Verify that MsgUpsertMarkets and MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities are correctly processed in the fromProto function with accurate type URLs.

Execute the following:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Confirm handling of new Marketmap messages in 'fromProto'.

rg 'case '\''/connect\.marketmap\.v2\.MsgUpsertMarkets'\'':'
rg 'case '\''/connect\.marketmap\.v2\.MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities'\'':'

Check for consistency with the message definitions.


133-133: Confirm addition of MsgUpsertMarkets to MarketmapMsg

The message MsgUpsertMarkets has been added to the MarketmapMsg imports. Ensure that this new message is properly integrated into the message handling functions: fromAmino, fromData, and fromProto.

Execute the following script to check for proper handling:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that 'MsgUpsertMarkets' is handled in all message conversion functions.

# Test: Check for switch cases handling 'MsgUpsertMarkets'.
# Expected: Cases exist in 'fromAmino', 'fromData', and 'fromProto' functions.
rg 'case.*MsgUpsertMarkets' -A 2

874-877: Verify type URLs for new IBC permission messages in fromData

In the fromData function, ensure that the type URLs for MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin and MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers are correct and consistent with the rest of the codebase.

Run the following script to check for consistency:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify type URLs for IBC permission messages in 'fromData'.

# Expected: Type URLs should follow the pattern '/ibc.applications.perm.v1.Msg...'.

rg 'case '\''/ibc\.applications\.perm\.v1\.MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin'\'':'
rg 'case '\''/ibc\.applications\.perm\.v1\.MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers'\'':'

Ensure that the type URLs match the actual definitions in the protobuf files.


948-952: Ensure new MarketmapMsg messages are correctly handled in fromData

The messages MsgUpsertMarkets and MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities have been added. Verify that these messages have accurate type URLs and are properly handled in the fromData function.

Execute the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Confirm that 'MsgUpsertMarkets' and 'MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities' are correctly processed in 'fromData'.

rg 'case '\''/connect\.marketmap\.v2\.MsgUpsertMarkets'\'':'
rg 'case '\''/connect\.marketmap\.v2\.MsgRemoveMarketAuthorities'\'':'

Check that the type URLs correspond to the actual message definitions.


1284-1287: Verify type URLs in fromProto for new IBC permission messages

Check that the type URLs for MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin and MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers in the fromProto function are correct and consistent.

Run this script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Validate type URLs for IBC permission messages in 'fromProto'.

rg 'case '\''/ibc\.applications\.perm\.v1\.MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin'\'':'
rg 'case '\''/ibc\.applications\.perm\.v1\.MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers'\'':'

Ensure that these type URLs match those specified in the protobuf definitions.


1046-1048: ⚠️ Potential issue

Correct type URL for MsgRemoveCurrencyPairs in fromData

The type URL for MsgRemoveCurrencyPairs in the fromData function appears to be incorrect or inconsistent with the message definition.

Update the case to reflect the correct type URL:

-case '/connect.oracle.v2.MsgRemoveCurrencyPairs':
+case '/connect.oracle.v2.MsgSetCurrencyPairs':

Alternatively, verify the actual type URL used in the message definition and ensure the code reflects it accurately.

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


1034-1035: ⚠️ Potential issue

Add missing handling for MsgUpdateChallenger in fromData

Similar to the issue in fromAmino, the fromData function lacks a case for MsgUpdateChallenger, which could lead to unprocessed messages.

Include the missing case:

+case '/opinit.ophost.v1.MsgUpdateChallenger':
+  return MsgUpdateChallenger.fromData(data)

Ensure that this message is properly handled during data conversion.

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


624-625: ⚠️ Potential issue

Add missing case for MsgUpdateChallenger in fromAmino

The message MsgUpdateChallenger is imported but lacks a corresponding case in the fromAmino function, which may lead to unhandled messages during the Amino conversion process.

Add the missing case to handle MsgUpdateChallenger:

+case 'ophost/MsgUpdateChallenger':
+  return MsgUpdateChallenger.fromAmino(data)

This ensures that the message is properly converted and processed.

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


88-89: Verify consistency of new message imports in IbcPermMsg

The messages MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin and MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers have been added to the IbcPermMsg imports. Ensure that these new imports are consistently used throughout the codebase and that corresponding cases are handled in the fromAmino, fromData, and fromProto functions.

Run the following script to verify the consistent usage of the new messages and the removal of deprecated ones:

✅ Verification successful

Consistent usage of new IBC permission messages verified successfully. All new message imports (MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin, MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers) are consistently utilized throughout the codebase, and deprecated messages have been successfully removed.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for consistent usage of new IBC permission messages and absence of deprecated messages.

# Test 1: Ensure deprecated messages are no longer used.
# Expected: No occurrences of 'MsgSetPermissionedRelayers', 'MsgHaltChannel', 'MsgResumeChannel'.
rg 'MsgSetPermissionedRelayers|MsgHaltChannel|MsgResumeChannel'

# Test 2: Verify new messages are properly handled.
# Expected: Occurrences of 'MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin' and 'MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers' in import statements and switch cases.
rg 'MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin|MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers' -A 3

Length of output: 988


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify consistent usage of new IBC permission messages and absence of deprecated messages.

# Test 1: Ensure deprecated messages are no longer used.
# Expected: No occurrences of 'MsgSetPermissionedRelayers', 'MsgHaltChannel', 'MsgResumeChannel'.
rg 'MsgSetPermissionedRelayers|MsgHaltChannel|MsgResumeChannel'

# Test 2: Verify new messages are properly handled.
# Expected: Occurrences of 'MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin' and 'MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers' in import statements and switch cases.
rg 'MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin|MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers' -A 3

Length of output: 15103


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify consistent usage of new IBC permission messages and ensure deprecated messages are absent.

echo "Starting Test 1: Checking for deprecated messages..."
# Test 1: Ensure deprecated messages are no longer used.
# Expected: No occurrences of 'MsgSetPermissionedRelayers', 'MsgHaltChannel', 'MsgResumeChannel'.
rg 'MsgSetPermissionedRelayers|MsgHaltChannel|MsgResumeChannel'

echo "Test 1 completed."

echo "Starting Test 2: Verifying new messages are properly handled..."
# Test 2: Verify new messages are properly handled.
# Expected: Occurrences of 'MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin' and 'MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers' in import statements and switch cases.
rg 'MsgUpdateIbcPermAdmin|MsgUpdatePermissionedRelayers' -A 3

echo "Test 2 completed."

Length of output: 15445


184-184: Ensure new OphostMsg messages are correctly processed

New messages such as MsgUpdateChallenger, MsgUpdateBatchInfo, MsgUpdateOracleConfig, MsgUpdateMetadata, and MsgUpdateOphostParams have been added to the OphostMsg imports. Verify that these messages are properly handled in all relevant functions.

Run this script to confirm:

✅ Verification successful



<!-- [monologue]
[task verification_3/3]
[observations]
The latest shell script successfully identified that each new `OphostMsg` message (`MsgUpdateChallenger`, `MsgUpdateBatchInfo`, `MsgUpdateOracleConfig`, `MsgUpdateMetadata`, and `MsgUpdateOphostParams`) has exactly three corresponding `case` statements in the `src/core/Msg.ts` file. This aligns with the expected handling in `fromAmino`, `fromData`, and `fromProto` functions.

[analysis]
Since each message is accounted for in all three handler functions, it indicates that the new messages are correctly processed across the relevant areas of the codebase. No discrepancies or missing handlers were detected based on the shell script outputs.

[actions]
Conclude the verification process by affirming that the new `OphostMsg` messages are properly handled in all necessary functions.
-->

Verification Successful: All new OphostMsg messages are correctly processed in the relevant functions.

  • Confirmed in src/core/Msg.ts that each new message (MsgUpdateChallenger, MsgUpdateBatchInfo, MsgUpdateOracleConfig, MsgUpdateMetadata, MsgUpdateOphostParams) is handled in fromAmino, fromData, and fromProto.
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check that new 'OphostMsg' messages are included in message handlers.

# Test: Ensure each new message has corresponding cases.
# Expected: Cases for each message in 'fromAmino', 'fromData', and 'fromProto'.
for msg in MsgUpdateChallenger MsgUpdateBatchInfo MsgUpdateOracleConfig MsgUpdateMetadata MsgUpdateOphostParams; do
  rg "case.*$msg" -A 2
done

Length of output: 988


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check that new 'OphostMsg' messages are included in message handlers.

# Test: Ensure each new message has corresponding cases in 'fromAmino', 'fromData', and 'fromProto'.
for msg in MsgUpdateChallenger MsgUpdateBatchInfo MsgUpdateOracleConfig MsgUpdateMetadata MsgUpdateOphostParams; do
  echo "Checking cases for $msg in fromAmino..."
  rg "case.*$msg" fromAmino -A 2

  echo "Checking cases for $msg in fromData..."
  rg "case.*$msg" fromData -A 2

  echo "Checking cases for $msg in fromProto..."
  rg "case.*$msg" fromProto -A 2
done

Length of output: 3813


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Recursively check that new 'OphostMsg' messages are included in message handlers.

# Test: Ensure each new message has corresponding case statements in any relevant file.
# Expected: At least one case for each message across the codebase.

messages=("MsgUpdateChallenger" "MsgUpdateBatchInfo" "MsgUpdateOracleConfig" "MsgUpdateMetadata" "MsgUpdateOphostParams")

for msg in "${messages[@]}"; do
  echo "Searching for case statements handling $msg..."
  rg "case\s+['\"]?.*\b$msg\b['\"]?:" --glob "*.ts" --no-filename --count
done

Length of output: 1414


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Recursively check that new 'OphostMsg' messages are included in message handlers with detailed output.

# Test: Ensure each new message has corresponding case statements in any relevant file.
# Expected: At least one case for each message across the codebase, with file locations.

messages=("MsgUpdateChallenger" "MsgUpdateBatchInfo" "MsgUpdateOracleConfig" "MsgUpdateMetadata" "MsgUpdateOphostParams")

for msg in "${messages[@]}"; do
  echo "Searching for case statements handling $msg..."
  rg "case\s+['\"]?.*\b$msg\b['\"]?:" --glob "*.ts" --context 2 --ignore-case
done

Length of output: 5347

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joon9823 commented Oct 7, 2024

all of the coderabbit comments don't seem valid or appropriate..

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LGTM

@Vritra4 Vritra4 merged commit f90dad3 into main Oct 8, 2024
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