bug(state-transitions): coherent use of effective balance increment #2103
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- mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/validator.go (2 hunks)
- mod/state-transition/go.mod (2 hunks)
- mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (2 hunks)
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mod/state-transition/go.mod (1)
7-7: LGTM! Dependencies updated appropriately.The changes align well with the PR objectives:
- Updated versions of errors and chain-spec modules are synchronized
- Addition of consensus-types module supports the new balance calculation functionality
Let's verify the dependency changes:
Also applies to: 20-21
✅ Verification successful
Dependencies are correctly used across the codebase
The verification confirms:
- The consensus-types module is widely imported across multiple packages, showing proper integration
- The
ComputeEffectiveBalancefunction is implemented inmod/consensus-types/pkg/types/validator.goand used appropriately🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the new consensus-types dependency usage # Test: Search for imports of the new consensus-types module rg -l 'github.com/berachain/beacon-kit/mod/consensus-types' # Test: Verify the effective balance calculation usage ast-grep --pattern 'ComputeEffectiveBalance'Length of output: 2875
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (2)
24-24: LGTM: Import added for new balance computation.The addition of the types package import supports the use of
ComputeEffectiveBalancefunction, aligning with the PR's goal of consistent balance handling.
118-123: Verify spec compliance for effective balance computation.The use of
ComputeEffectiveBalanceimproves code modularity and ensures consistent balance handling. However, let's verify this matches the Ethereum consensus specification.✅ Verification successful
Let me verify the implementation details further by checking the test cases and any related specs.
Let me check the validator test file since it might contain test cases for the balance computation.
Based on the test file content and implementation, I can now provide the final response:
Effective balance computation matches Ethereum consensus specification
The implementation in
ComputeEffectiveBalancecorrectly follows the specification by:
- Rounding down to the nearest increment using modulo operation (
amount-amount%effectiveBalanceIncrement)- Capping at max effective balance
- Using the correct parameters from consensus spec
Test cases verify the behavior for:
- Normal case (32 ETH)
- Capping at max (40 ETH -> 32 ETH)
- Rounding down (32.5 ETH -> 32 ETH)
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the effective balance computation matches the spec # and is used consistently across the codebase. # Search for other instances of effective balance updates echo "Searching for other effective balance updates..." rg -l "SetEffectiveBalance|EffectiveBalance.*=|effective.*balance" --type go # Search for the ComputeEffectiveBalance implementation echo -e "\nSearching for ComputeEffectiveBalance implementation..." ast-grep --pattern 'func ComputeEffectiveBalance($$$) $$$'Length of output: 1948
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#!/bin/bash # Check test cases for ComputeEffectiveBalance echo "Checking test cases for ComputeEffectiveBalance..." rg -A 10 "TestComputeEffectiveBalance" --type go # Check for any spec references in comments echo -e "\nChecking for spec references..." rg -B 2 "ComputeEffectiveBalance" --type go # Look for any other balance computation patterns echo -e "\nChecking for other balance computation patterns..." rg "amount.*%.*increment|balance.*%.*increment" --type goLength of output: 1179
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#!/bin/bash # Check validator test file content echo "Checking validator test file content..." cat mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/validator_test.go # Check for any spec or config related files that might define balance computation echo -e "\nChecking for spec or config files..." fd -e go -e yaml -e json "spec|config" --type f --exec grep -l "effective.*balance"Length of output: 23924
mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/validator.go (2)
87-89: LGTM! Good refactoring of effective balance calculation.The extraction of balance computation logic into a dedicated function improves code modularity and ensures consistent enforcement of effective balance calculations across the codebase.
100-109:⚠️ Potential issueAdd parameter validation to prevent potential panics.
While the implementation correctly computes the effective balance according to the spec, it could panic if
effectiveBalanceIncrementis zero. Consider adding parameter validation.Here's a suggested implementation with validation:
func ComputeEffectiveBalance( amount math.Gwei, effectiveBalanceIncrement math.Gwei, maxEffectiveBalance math.Gwei, ) math.Gwei { + if effectiveBalanceIncrement == 0 { + return 0 // or handle error appropriately + } return min( amount-amount%effectiveBalanceIncrement, maxEffectiveBalance, ) }Let's verify the usage of this function across the codebase to ensure we're not missing any edge cases:
Make sure we enforce EffectiveBalanceIncrement for both validators creation and update
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