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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 017b3a9330ef245b67b8d128f84485cbe5b03030 and 9b531626f599c67a64638cb94f9c2e686dd93bc1.
The changes introduced a new Container
type in the Simple Serialize (SSZ) library and enriched the BaseSSZType
interface with a ChunkCount
method. This Container
supports essential SSZ functionalities, including size calculation, fixed size check, element handling, and hash tree root computation. The withdrawal handling now integrates with this enhanced SSZ structure, and new tests ensure the consistency and accuracy of hash tree root calculations.
Files | Change Summary |
---|---|
mod/primitives/pkg/ssz/container.go | Added Container type with methods for SSZ operations, including sizes, type, elements, and hash calculations. |
mod/primitives/pkg/ssz/types/types.go | Extended BaseSSZType interface to include a new ChunkCount method for chunk handling. |
mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/withdrawal.go | Introduced ChunkCount method in Withdrawal struct to return chunk count. |
mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/withdrawal_test.go | Added test to compare hash tree roots computed by built-in method and custom container. |
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Container
participant Withdrawal
participant Merkleizer
User->>+Container: ContainerFromElements(elements)
Container-->>User: Container instance
User->>+Withdrawal: Create Withdrawal instance
Withdrawal-->>User: Withdrawal instance
User->>+Container: Container.Elements()
User->>Withdrawal: Withdrawal.ChunkCount()
Withdrawal-->>User: Number of chunks
User->>Container: Container.Type()
Container-->>User: Element type
User->>+Merkleizer: Compute HashTreeRoot
Merkleizer-->>User: Hash tree root
User->>Container: Container.HashTreeRootWith(Merkleizer)
Container-->>User: Hash tree root
In the code, new lines do unfurl,
SSZ containers now in a whirl,
Chunks and roots with hash in sight,
Structs now handle them just right.
Tests ensure our data's grace,
As algorithms set the pace.
🐇✨ Happy coding, in this space!
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Container
type to handle SSZ elements with methods for size calculation, element retrieval, and hash tree root computation.ChunkCount()
method toBaseSSZType
interface for enhanced SSZ type handling.ChunkCount()
method inWithdrawal
struct to return the chunk count.Tests
TestWithdrawal_HashTreeRoot
to verify hash tree root calculation consistency between built-in and custom methods.