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FlowEVM Gateway implements an Ethereum-equivalent JSON-RPC API for EVM clients to use
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Empty `miner` field on `eth_getBlockByNumber` #463

Closed m-Peter closed 1 month ago

m-Peter commented 1 month ago

Closes: https://github.com/onflow/flow-evm-gateway/issues/454

Description

Note: The version bump of the flow-go dependency, comes with a backwards incompatible change on the block hash calculation. If we want to deploy this change on testnet, we'll have to add some custom logic to accommodate that breaking change.


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Walkthrough

The changes involve updates to the blockchain API to include a Miner field in the block response, reflecting the address of the miner who produced the block. Additionally, the PrevRandao field was added to the block data structure in event handling. Dependency updates were made to ensure compatibility with newer versions of libraries, and test cases were improved to validate these changes.

Changes

Files Change Summary
api/api.go Added Miner field to prepareBlockResponse function to include the miner's address.
models/block.go Introduced PrevRandao field in the returned Block structure and backward compatibility handling in NewBlockFromBytes.
models/block_test.go, models/events_test.go Enhanced tests by adding PrevRandao to block structures, updating expected hash values, and modifying the newBlock function for additional parameters.
go.mod, tests/go.mod Updated various dependencies to newer versions for stability and compatibility improvements.
tests/web3js/eth_non_interactive_test.js Modified assertions to include checks for block.size and added verification for the block.miner field.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Empty miner field on eth_getBlockByNumber (#454) βœ…
Ensure PrevRandao field is included in block data βœ…
Update tests to validate miner address βœ…

🐰 In the meadow where code does bloom,
Changes sprout and dispel the gloom.
A miner's address now shines so bright,
Validating blocks with newfound light.
Jumping through tests, we dance in delight! 🌼✨


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sideninja commented 1 month ago

We should add logic for backward compatibility. Best, if you make it part of this PR

m-Peter commented 1 month ago

We should add logic for backward compatibility. Best, if you make it part of this PR

I have added such a logic in this commit: https://github.com/onflow/flow-evm-gateway/pull/463/commits/5b33fe18c01fda9e615ebe0330465c1081a1296a. But now that we're in testnet, these changes are no longer temporary, as was the case with previewnet. Because we have to support them for as long as testnet is running :sweat_smile: Let me know if you have some alternative solution in mind.