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Replicated security (aka interchain security V1) is an open sourced IBC application which allows cosmos blockchains to lease their proof-of-stake security to one another.
https://cosmos.github.io/interchain-security/
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chore: fix comment #1972

Closed rustco closed 5 days ago

rustco commented 2 weeks ago

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The overall change involves renaming functions to improve code clarity and ensure function names accurately reflect their purposes. Specifically, the function `stepsDowstepsDoubleDowntime` was renamed to `stepsDoubleDowntime` in `steps_downtime.go`, and the function `stepsDelegate` was renamed to `stepsMultiConsumerDelegate` in `steps_multi_consumer_delegation.go`. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |-----------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `tests/e2e/steps_downtime.go` | Renamed function `stepsDowstepsDoubleDowntime` to `stepsDoubleDowntime` to reflect its purpose more accurately. | | `tests/e2e/steps_multi_consumer_delegation.go` | Renamed function `stepsDelegate` to `stepsMultiConsumerDelegate` for better clarity in multi-consumer delegation scenarios. |
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 97e6599e990f13e8150751e0ba315a61e71c0c16 and 9f0c0006539da08803480f31b3549dbf1d4d6af9.
Files selected for processing (2) * tests/e2e/steps_downtime.go (1 hunks) * tests/e2e/steps_multi_consumer_delegation.go (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1) * tests/e2e/steps_downtime.go
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tests/e2e/steps_multi_consumer_delegation.go (2) Pattern `**/*.go`: Review the Golang code for conformity with the Uber Golang style guide, highlighting any deviations. --- Pattern `tests/e2e/*`: "Assess the e2e test code assessing sufficient code coverage for the changes associated in the pull request"
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tests/e2e/steps_multi_consumer_delegation.go (5)
`3-3`: The renaming of the function to `stepsMultiConsumerDelegate` enhances clarity and better describes its purpose. --- `3-3`: The comment above the function is clear and correctly explains its purpose. --- Line range hint `5-14`: The first step in `stepsMultiConsumerDelegate` correctly simulates the delegation scenario without visible changes across consumers, which is consistent with the expected behavior in a blockchain environment. --- Line range hint `16-28`: The second step accurately simulates the relay of packets to `consumer1`, updating the validator powers as expected. This aligns well with typical blockchain operations. --- Line range hint `30-42`: The third step effectively demonstrates the relay of packets to `consumer2`, updating the validator powers accordingly. This is a crucial part of the simulation to ensure consistency across different blockchain consumers.
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