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feat: CNS-tracked-cu-queries #1613

Closed Yaroms closed 1 month ago

Yaroms commented 1 month ago

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Closes: #XXXX


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Walkthrough

The recent updates to the Lavanet rewards and subscription modules introduce new message types, enhance RPC methods, and refine data structures. These changes streamline reward management and subscription usage tracking while improving code organization. The overall result enriches user experience and functionality, making interactions with the system more efficient and intuitive.

Changes

Files Change Summary
proto/lavanet/lava/rewards/*.proto Replaced BasePayGenesis with BasePayWithIndex; updated RPC methods and messages for reward queries.
proto/lavanet/lava/subscription/*.proto Introduced TrackedUsage and EstimatedRewards RPC methods; added new message types for tracking subscription usage.
scripts/protocgen.sh Updated file path to the versioned directory structure github.com/lavanet/lava/v2.
testutil/common/tester.go Removed the QueryRewardsProviderReward method from the Tester struct.
x/rewards/client/cli/*.go Modified CLI commands to reflect new tracking functionalities instead of provider rewards.
x/subscription/keeper/grpc_query_estimated_rewards.go Added EstimatedRewards method to query expected rewards based on parameters.
x/subscription/keeper/grpc_query_tracked_usage.go Implemented TrackedUsage method for querying subscription usage data.
x/subscription/types/expected_keepers.go Expanded EpochstorageKeeper and RewardsKeeper interfaces with new methods for improved reward and stake management.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant QueryClient
    participant Keeper

    User->>QueryClient: Request SpecTrackedInfo
    QueryClient->>Keeper: SpecTrackedInfo(req)
    Keeper->>Keeper: Validate request
    Keeper->>Keeper: Retrieve BasePayWithIndex
    Keeper->>QueryClient: Respond with tracking info

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github-actions[bot] commented 1 month ago

Test Results

2β€ˆ159 tests  Β±0   2β€ˆ159 :white_check_mark: Β±0   25m 51s :stopwatch: +18s β€‡β€ˆ143 suites Β±0β€‚β€ƒβ€ƒβ€‡β€ˆβ€‡β€‡0 :zzz: Β±0  β€‡β€ˆβ€‡β€‡7 files   Β±0β€‚β€ƒβ€ƒβ€‡β€ˆβ€‡β€‡0 :x: Β±0 

Results for commit 8382fe7e. ± Comparison against base commit c74cbc78.

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