crypto-org-chain / cronos

Cronos is the first Ethereum-compatible blockchain network built on Cosmos SDK technology. Cronos aims to massively scale the DeFi, GameFi, and overall Web3 user community by providing builders with the ability to instantly port apps and crypto assets from other chains while benefiting from low transaction fees, high throughput, and fast finality.
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Problem: testground can't patch genesis #1574

Closed yihuang closed 2 months ago

yihuang commented 2 months ago

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The changes involve modifications to the gen_genesis function in peer.py and the gen function in stateless.py. Both functions have been updated to include a new parameter, genesis_patch, which allows for additional configuration options during genesis file generation. Additionally, the gen function has consolidated previous parameters into a single options dictionary, enhancing the organization of configuration modifications. The maximum gas limit for blocks has also been increased from "81500000" to "163000000". The command-line options in the README.md have been restructured to use a single --options flag that accepts a JSON object.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
testground/benchmark/benchmark/peer.py Updated gen_genesis function to include genesis_patch parameter; modified invocation in bootstrap. Increased "consensus.params.block.max_gas" from "81500000" to "163000000".
testground/benchmark/benchmark/stateless.py Changed gen function to accept a single options parameter, consolidating config_patch and app_patch. Added extraction of genesis_patch from the options dictionary.
testground/README.md Restructured command-line options for generating test cases to use a single --options flag accepting a JSON object with multiple configuration parameters.

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`48-55`: **LGTM!** The consolidation of function parameters into the `options` dictionary and the extraction of configuration values with default values is a good change. The new `genesis_patch` configuration is also correctly extracted. --- `73-73`: **LGTM!** Passing the `genesis_patch` configuration to the `gen_genesis` function is the correct way to apply specific modifications to the genesis file. --- `51-54`: **LGTM!** The extraction of `num_accounts`, `num_txs`, `config_patch`, and `app_patch` configurations from the `options` dictionary with default values is correctly implemented.
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