PundiAI / fx-core

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chore: migrate bridge balances #760

Closed zakir-code closed 23 hours ago

zakir-code commented 23 hours ago

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The pull request introduces several key changes across multiple files, primarily focusing on the integration of the crosschaintypes package and enhancements to the upgrade process. Notable updates include new import statements, the addition of module account permissions for cross-chain operations, and the introduction of migration functions for handling bridge token balances. The InitGenesis function has been modified to retrieve existing module accounts, and new methods have been added to the AccountKeeper interface. Additionally, adjustments have been made to test cases reflecting changes in expected account states.

Changes

File Change Summary
app/modules.go - Added import for crosschaintypes.
- Updated maccPerms to include crosschaintypes.ModuleName with permissions for minting and burning.
app/upgrades/v8/upgrade.go - Added imports for new packages.
- Introduced migrateCrosschainModuleAccount, migrateBridgeBalance, and migrateAccountBalance functions for handling module account migrations and balance transfers.
- Modified updateMetadata for additional checks.
client/client_test.go - Updated expected account sequence numbers in TestClient_Tx.
- Changed expected length of accounts in TestClient_GetModuleAccounts.
x/crosschain/keeper/genesis.go - Modified InitGenesis to retrieve the existing crosschain module account instead of creating a new one.
x/crosschain/keeper/keeper.go - Changed initialization of callbackFrom in NewKeeper to use BridgeCallSender.
x/crosschain/mock/expected_keepers_mocks.go - Added GetModuleAccount method to MockAccountKeeper interface for retrieving module accounts.
x/crosschain/types/expected_keepers.go - Added GetModuleAccount method to AccountKeeper interface.
x/crosschain/types/key.go - Introduced new constant BridgeCallSender.
x/erc20/migrations/v8/migrate.go - Modified MigrateToken to include conditions for processing specific tokens.
x/erc20/migrations/v8/token.go - Added new IBC denomination trace for "pundix" in both testnet and mainnet maps.

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