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feat: enable KromaZKTrie by default #76

Closed jyc228 closed 6 months ago

jyc228 commented 6 months ago

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Walkthrough

The recent updates predominantly involve renaming the ExperimentalZkTrie configuration and related functionality to KromaZKTrie across various components of the codebase. This renaming affects flags, configuration structures, and logic pertaining to the Zero-Knowledge (ZK) state trie implementation, indicating a shift towards a more finalized or specific use case, possibly related to the Kroma project. The modifications span across command-line interfaces, utility flags, core blockchain logic, Ethereum back-end configurations, and trie database implementations.

Changes

Files Change Summary
cmd/geth/config.go, cmd/geth/main.go Renamed ExperimentalZkTree to KromaZKTrie in cfg.Eth and utils.ExperimentalZkTrie to utils.KromaZKTrie.
cmd/utils/flags.go Renamed the flag ExperimentalZkTrie to KromaZKTrie, updated Usage description, and added a default Value of true.
core/blockchain.go, core/state/database.go Renamed ExperimentalZkTrie to KromaZKTrie in CacheConfig and cachingDB structs, affecting ZK state trie logic.
eth/backend.go, eth/ethconfig/config.go Renamed ExperimentalZkTrie to KromaZKTrie in New function and Config struct, impacting Ethereum configuration.
internal/ethapi/api.go Modified newStateTrie method to check for IsKromaZK instead of IsZkStateTrie, affecting database logic flow.
trie/database.go, trie/merkle_trie.go Renamed ExperimentalZkTrie to KromaZKTrie in Config struct and updated method calls to IsKromaZK(), affecting trie implementation selection.

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jyc228 commented 6 months ago

@0xHansLee For now, I'll only reflect it in KromaZKTrie and not the rest.