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Replace JSON marshaling with protobuf for L1BlockInfo storage #238

Closed Jesserc closed 1 month ago

Jesserc commented 1 month ago

Closes #233

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this pull request involve the addition of a new Protocol Buffers message, L1BlockInfo, which encapsulates details about L1 blocks and their associated data. The existing codebase has been updated to transition from JSON serialization to Protocol Buffers for handling L1 block information, affecting multiple functions within the Keeper's implementation. This shift enhances data handling efficiency and aligns with the new structure defined for L1 block information.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
proto/rollup/v1/l1blockinfo.proto Added a new Protocol Buffers message L1BlockInfo with fields for block details and fees.
x/rollup/keeper/deposits.go Updated functions to use types.L1BlockInfo instead of derive.L1BlockInfo, changing serialization from JSON to Protocol Buffers.
x/rollup/keeper/msg_server.go Changed logging in ApplyL1Txs method to use l1blockInfo.Marshal() instead of json.Marshal.
x/rollup/keeper/msg_server_test.go Modified tests to use types.L1BlockInfo and Protocol Buffers for serialization and assertions.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Use protobuf marshaling instead of json marshaling for L1BlockInfo (#233)

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Protobufs hop in, bright as day.
L1 blocks now dance with glee,
Serialization, swift and free!
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:inbox_tray: Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between c6d249533b6b6d0eee91411df672d751db2cd2e7 and 212efbc3d2e760a47f639bf59835f38dc9a69a85.
:mute: Files ignored due to path filters (1) * `x/rollup/types/l1blockinfo.pb.go` is excluded by `!**/*.pb.go`
:ledger: Files selected for processing (4) * proto/rollup/v1/l1blockinfo.proto (1 hunks) * x/rollup/keeper/deposits.go (3 hunks) * x/rollup/keeper/msg_server.go (1 hunks) * x/rollup/keeper/msg_server_test.go (1 hunks)
:construction: Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (3) * proto/rollup/v1/l1blockinfo.proto * x/rollup/keeper/deposits.go * x/rollup/keeper/msg_server_test.go
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x/rollup/keeper/msg_server.go (1)
`33-33`: **Approve the change with suggestions for improvement.** The modification from `json.Marshal(l1blockInfo)` to `l1blockInfo.Marshal()` aligns with the PR objective of replacing JSON marshaling with protobuf for L1BlockInfo storage. This change is likely to improve performance and reduce the size of serialized data. However, there are a few points to consider: 1. Verify that `l1blockInfo` is indeed a protobuf message type with a `Marshal()` method. 2. The use of `lo.Must()` defers error handling and could potentially panic if marshaling fails. Consider handling the error explicitly for better error management and logging. To verify the `l1blockInfo` type and its `Marshal()` method, please run the following script: Based on the results, we can determine if any further changes or documentation updates are needed.
:white_check_mark: Verification successful **Further Verification Required** The previous attempt to locate the protobuf message definition for `L1BlockInfo` did not succeed because the `proto` file type was not recognized. To properly verify the existence of the `L1BlockInfo` protobuf message, please execute the following script: Please provide the output of this script to continue the verification process. --- **Change Verified** The modification from `json.Marshal(l1blockInfo)` to `l1blockInfo.Marshal()` aligns with the PR objective of replacing JSON marshaling with protobuf for `L1BlockInfo` storage. Verification steps confirmed that: 1. `l1blockInfo` is defined as a protobuf message in `proto/rollup/v1/l1blockinfo.proto`. 2. The `L1BlockInfo` type in `x/rollup/types/l1blockinfo.pb.go` includes a properly implemented `Marshal()` method. However, it is recommended to handle errors explicitly instead of using `lo.Must()`. This will improve error management and prevent potential panics if marshaling fails.
:checkered_flag: Scripts executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify l1blockInfo type and Marshal() method # Test 1: Check for l1blockInfo type definition echo "Checking l1blockInfo type definition:" rg --type go "type L1BlockInfo struct" -A 10 # Test 2: Verify Marshal() method implementation echo "Verifying Marshal() method implementation:" rg --type go "func \(.*L1BlockInfo\) Marshal\(\) \(.*byte.*error\)" -A 5 # Test 3: Check for protobuf message definition echo "Checking for protobuf message definition:" rg --type proto "message L1BlockInfo" ``` Length of output: 2421 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify L1BlockInfo protobuf message definition # Test 1: Check for l1blockInfo type definition echo "Checking l1blockInfo type definition:" rg --type go "type L1BlockInfo struct" -A 10 # Test 2: Verify Marshal() method implementation echo "Verifying Marshal() method implementation:" rg --type go "func \(.*L1BlockInfo\) Marshal\(\) \(.*byte.*error\)" -A 5 # Test 3: Check for protobuf message definition using file extension echo "Checking for protobuf message definition:" rg "message L1BlockInfo" --glob "*.proto" ``` Length of output: 2451
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Jesserc commented 1 month ago

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