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testground/benchmark/benchmark/utils.py (2)
174-183: LGTM: Addition of block_eth function with suggestionThe
block_ethfunction is a valuable addition for retrieving Ethereum block data. It correctly implements the Ethereum JSON-RPC call foreth_getBlockByNumber.Consider adding error handling to manage potential network issues or invalid responses. For example:
def block_eth(height: int): try: response = requests.post( f"{LOCAL_JSON_RPC}", json={ "jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "eth_getBlockByNumber", "params": [hex(height), False], "id": 1, }, ) response.raise_for_status() return response.json()["result"] except requests.RequestException as e: raise RuntimeError(f"Failed to retrieve Ethereum block: {e}")This addition would make the function more robust and easier to debug in case of issues.
198-206: LGTM: Addition of split_batch function with suggestionThe
split_batchfunction is a useful utility for splitting ranges into batches of a specified size. The implementation is correct and efficient.Consider adding type hints to improve code readability and enable better static type checking:
from typing import List, Tuple def split_batch(a: int, size: int) -> List[Tuple[int, int]]: """ Split range(0, a) into batches with size """ k, m = divmod(a, size) parts = [(i * size, (i + 1) * size) for i in range(k)] if m: parts.append((k * size, a)) return partsThis addition would make the function signature more explicit about its input and output types.
testground/benchmark/benchmark/peer.py (1)
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min_self_delegationDefault ValueThe
min_self_delegationparameter is consistently set to1across the codebase. However, there are no comments or documentation explaining the rationale behind choosing this default value. To enhance code clarity and maintainability, please add comments or references to relevant documentation that justify the selection of1as the default formin_self_delegation.🔗 Analysis chain
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196-196: LGTM: Added min_self_delegation parameter to gentx functionThe addition of the
min_self_delegationparameter with a default value of 1 enhances the flexibility of the genesis transaction generation process. This change aligns with the PR objectives and improves the configurability of the system.However, it's advisable to verify if 1 is the intended default value for
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testground/benchmark/benchmark/stats.py (2)
36-38: Update docstring ofdump_block_statsto reflect newethparameterThe function
dump_block_statsnow includes anethparameter, but the docstring doesn't mention it. Updating the docstring will help other developers understand the purpose and usage of this parameter.Consider revising the docstring as follows:
def dump_block_stats(fp, eth=True): """ - dump block stats using web3 json-rpc, which splits batch tx + Dump block statistics using JSON-RPC, which splits batch transactions. + Parameters: + fp (file object): The file-like object to write the stats to. + eth (bool): Determines whether to fetch block info from Ethereum (True) or Cosmos (False). Defaults to True. """
45-48: Consider renamingethparameter for clarityThe parameter
ethindicates whether to use Ethereum or Cosmos block information. Renaming it to something more descriptive can improve code readability.You might rename
ethtouse_ethoris_eth:-def dump_block_stats(fp, eth=True): +def dump_block_stats(fp, use_eth=True): # ... - if eth: + if use_eth: timestamp, txs = get_block_info_eth(i) else: timestamp, txs = get_block_info_cosmos(i)testground/benchmark/benchmark/transaction.py (1)
125-125: Use theloggingmodule instead ofReplacing
loggingmodule provides better control over logging levels and formatting. This enhances the maintainability and scalability of the code.Refactor the code to use the
loggingmodule:
Import the
loggingmodule at the beginning of the file:import logging # Configure logging level (if not configured elsewhere) logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)Replace
- print("send eth tx error, will retry,", data["error"]) + logging.error("send eth tx error, will retry: %s", data["error"]) - print("send cosmos tx error, will retry,", data["error"]) + logging.error("send cosmos tx error, will retry: %s", data["error"]) - print("build batch txs begin", batch) + logging.info("Build batch txs begin: %d", batch) - print("build batch txs end") + logging.info("Build batch txs end")Also applies to: 146-146, 156-156, 158-158
testground/benchmark/benchmark/batch.py (3)
54-54: UseList[str]instead of[str]for type hints.In the function definitions, the type hints for lists should use
List[str]from thetypingmodule instead of[str]for clarity and consistency.Apply these changes:
def build_batch_tx(signed_txs: [str]): +def build_batch_tx(signed_txs: List[str]):def build_batch_txs(cli, raw: [str], batch) -> [str]: +def build_batch_txs(cli, raw: List[str], batch) -> List[str]:Add the following import at the top of the file to support
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55-55: Use triple quotes for function docstrings.The function docstring should be enclosed in triple quotes to adhere to Python conventions.
Apply this change:
def build_batch_tx(signed_txs: List[str]): - "return cosmos batch tx and eth tx hashes" + """ + Return Cosmos batch transaction and Ethereum transaction hashes. + """
96-96: Use logging instead of print statements for better control over output.In production code, it's recommended to use the
loggingmodule instead ofApply this change:
- print("batch built:", batch.start, batch.end, len(encoded)) + logger.info(f"Batch built: {batch.start}, {batch.end}, Length: {len(encoded)}")Add the following import and logger configuration at the top of the file:
import logging logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)testground/benchmark/benchmark/stateless.py (1)
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62-86: Consider adding unit tests forbatch_sizefunctionalityTo ensure the new
batch_sizefunctionality works as intended and to prevent regressions, consider adding unit tests that cover various batch sizes, including edge cases likebatch_size = 1and larger batch sizes.
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testground/benchmark/benchmark/utils.py (2)
18-18: LGTM: Addition of DEFAULT_DENOM constantThe addition of the
DEFAULT_DENOMconstant is a good practice. It provides a centralized place to define the default denomination, which can be easily referenced and modified if needed.
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1-206: Overall assessment: Solid improvements with minor suggestionsThe changes to
utils.pyeffectively enhance the module's capabilities for working with Ethereum-compatible blockchains and handling large ranges of data. These additions align well with the PR objective of supporting batch transactions in benchmarks.Key improvements:
- Addition of
DEFAULT_DENOMconstant for centralized denomination definition.- Implementation of
block_ethfunction for retrieving Ethereum block data.- Creation of
split_batchfunction for efficient range splitting.The code is well-structured and follows good practices. The minor suggestions provided (error handling in
block_ethand type hinting insplit_batch) would further improve robustness and readability.These changes lay a solid foundation for implementing batch transaction support in the benchmark system.
testground/benchmark/benchmark/peer.py (5)
14-14: LGTM: Importing DEFAULT_DENOM from utils moduleThis change aligns with best practices by centralizing the definition of the default denomination. It improves maintainability and consistency across the codebase.
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20-22: LGTM: Updated constants to use DEFAULT_DENOMThe changes to
VAL_INITIAL_AMOUNT,VAL_STAKED_AMOUNT, andACC_INITIAL_AMOUNTimprove code maintainability by using theDEFAULT_DENOMconstant instead of a hardcoded value. This ensures consistency across the codebase and makes future denomination changes easier.
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52-52: LGTM: Using DEFAULT_DENOM in node initializationThe update to use
DEFAULT_DENOMin theinit_nodefunction ensures consistency with the earlier constant changes. This modification maintains a uniform denomination usage throughout the initialization process.
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126-126: LGTM: Updated EVM params to use DEFAULT_DENOMThe change in the
gen_genesisfunction to useDEFAULT_DENOMfor the EVM module's denomination parameter ensures consistency across different parts of the system. This update aligns well with the previous changes and maintains a unified approach to denomination handling.
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1-196: Overall assessment: Changes improve code maintainability and flexibilityThe modifications in this file, including the introduction of
DEFAULT_DENOMand its consistent usage, as well as the addition of themin_self_delegationparameter, align well with the PR objectives. These changes enhance code maintainability, consistency, and flexibility in the benchmarking process.Key improvements:
- Centralized definition and consistent usage of
DEFAULT_DENOM.- Enhanced configurability of genesis transaction generation with
min_self_delegation.No major issues were identified, but it's recommended to verify the default value for
min_self_delegationand consider adding documentation for clarity.These changes contribute positively to the goal of supporting batch transactions in the benchmark, as outlined in the PR objectives.
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3-17: LGTM: Comprehensive changelog for unreleased changesThe changelog for the unreleased version is well-structured and informative. It includes both bug fixes and improvements, which is good practice for maintaining transparency about project changes.
Bug Fixes:
- Running single validator benchmark locally
- Node shutdown by signal
Improvements:
- Parallel transaction generation for single node
- Load generator retry with backoff on error
- Addition of abort OE in PrepareProposal
- Benchmark support for batch mode
These changes appear to address important issues and add valuable features. The inclusion of pull request numbers is helpful for traceability.
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19-26: Recent release v1.1.0-rc1 addresses critical issuesThe v1.1.0-rc1 release, dated October 17, 2023, includes important bug fixes:
- Inconsistent state issue during interrupted upgrade migration.
- Update to IAVL v0.19.4.
These fixes appear to address critical issues related to state consistency and database management. The update to IAVL suggests improvements in the underlying data structure used by the Cosmos SDK.
It's good to see that the project is actively maintaining and improving its stability.
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1-1185: Consistent development focus on EVM compatibility and performanceAfter reviewing the entire changelog, I've noticed several positive trends in the project's development:
- Regular updates and improvements, indicating active maintenance.
- Frequent updates to core dependencies (Ethermint, Cosmos SDK, IBC-go), showing a commitment to staying current with the ecosystem.
- Strong focus on EVM compatibility and performance improvements, which is crucial for a blockchain platform targeting Ethereum compatibility.
- Attention to security issues, with multiple entries addressing potential vulnerabilities.
- Continuous refinement of the state machine, suggesting ongoing efforts to optimize the core functionality.
These trends demonstrate a healthy development process and a clear vision for the project's direction. The regular attention to both feature additions and bug fixes indicates a balanced approach to development.
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151-159: Verify that all calls tosendfunction are updatedThe
sendfunction signature has been updated to include thecliandbatchparameters. Please ensure that all calls tosendthroughout the codebase are updated to pass the correct arguments to prevent any runtime errors.Run the following script to locate all usages of the
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testground/benchmark/benchmark/stateless.py (3)
242-242: Prevent potentialKeyErrorwhen accessingcfg["batch_size"]In this line,
cfg["batch_size"]is accessed to determine the batch size for sending transactions. Ifbatch_sizeis not included in the configuration dictionarycfg, this will raise aKeyError. Ensure thatbatch_sizeis stored incfgwhen generating the configuration.
275-278: Conditional transaction preparation based onvalidator_generate_loadThe logic correctly determines whether to prepare transactions based on the
validator_generate_loadflag. This ensures that transaction load is generated appropriately depending on the node's role and configuration.
297-297: Prevent potentialKeyErrorwhen accessingcfg["batch_size"]The code accesses
cfg["batch_size"]to determine the batch size for sending transactions. Ifbatch_sizeis not present in thecfgdictionary, this will result in aKeyError. Please ensure thatbatch_sizeis included in the configuration.
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27-30: Excellent addition of code quality tools!The inclusion of Black, flake8, flake8-black, and flake8-isort as development dependencies is a great step towards ensuring code quality and consistency. These tools are industry standards for Python projects.
A few observations:
- The project already has configuration sections for Black and isort, which is good.
- The versions chosen are recent, ensuring you have the latest features and security updates.
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.flake8configuration file to the project root to customize flake8 behavior, especially to ensure it works well with Black. Here's a suggested minimal configuration:[flake8] max-line-length = 88 extend-ignore = E203, W503This configuration aligns flake8 with Black's formatting choices.
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14-15: LGTM! Enhancing linting capabilities.The additions of
flake8-blackandflake8-isortto thebuildSystemsattribute set are well-structured and consistent with the existing entries. These changes suggest an effort to improve code quality and consistency in the project by incorporating additional linting tools.
flake8-blackwill integrate Black formatting checks into flake8.flake8-isortwill add import sorting checks to flake8.Both additions will contribute to maintaining a more standardized codebase.
testground/benchmark/benchmark/transaction.py (7)
17-17: LGTM: Import changes are appropriateThe addition of
split_batchfrom.utilsis consistent with the new batching functionality introduced in this file. No other import changes were necessary, which is good for maintaining code clarity.
58-60: LGTM: Job namedtuple updated correctlyThe addition of the
batchfield to the Job namedtuple is consistent with the new batching functionality. The new field is added at the end, which is good for maintaining backwards compatibility if there are any existing uses of this namedtuple elsewhere in the codebase.
61-61: LGTM: EthTx namedtuple addition is beneficialThe new EthTx namedtuple encapsulates the necessary information for an Ethereum transaction (tx, raw, sender). This structure will help in organizing and passing transaction data more efficiently, especially in the context of batch processing.
73-82: LGTM: _do_job function updated to support batchingThe changes in the _do_job function effectively implement the new batching functionality:
- EthTx objects are now used instead of raw transactions, improving code readability and data organization.
- The batching logic using split_batch allows for efficient processing of transactions in groups.
- The comment "to keep it simple, only build batch inside the account" provides a clear explanation of the batching strategy.
These changes align well with the overall goal of supporting batch transactions in the benchmark.
87-87: LGTM: gen function signature updated correctlyThe addition of the
batch: intparameter to the gen function signature is consistent with the new batching functionality. The return type annotation-> [str]remains unchanged, which is correct as the function still returns a list of strings (encoded transactions).
123-148: LGTM: build_cosmos_tx function updated to support batchingThe changes in the build_cosmos_tx function effectively implement batch transaction building:
- The function now accepts multiple EthTx objects using *txs, allowing for a variable number of transactions to be processed.
- The function builds a batch of transactions instead of a single transaction.
- Gas and fee calculations are correctly updated to sum up the values for all transactions in the batch.
These changes align well with the overall goal of supporting batch transactions in the benchmark and provide a flexible way to build Cosmos transactions from multiple Ethereum transactions.
166-168:⚠️ Potential issueFix JSON-RPC parameters in async_sendtx function
The "params" field in the JSON-RPC request should be an array, not a dictionary, according to the JSON-RPC specification. This issue was previously identified but has not been addressed in the current version.
Please update the code as follows:
- "params": { - "tx": raw, - }, + "params": [raw],This change ensures compliance with the JSON-RPC specification and maintains consistency with typical JSON-RPC implementations.
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--batch-sizeoption for transaction generation.Improvements
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