 Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago Fix eth events query and sync inconsistent state
- kvdb
- Fix path in Last when doing `setNew`
- Only close if db != nil, and after closing, always set db to nil
- This will avoid a panic in the case where the db is closed but
there's an error soon after, and a future call tries to close
again. This is because pebble.Close() will panic if the db is
already closed.
- Avoid calling pebble methods when a the Storage interface already
implements that method (like Close).
- statedb
- In test, avoid calling KVDB method if the same method is available for
the StateDB (like MakeCheckpoint, CurrentBatch).
- eth
- In *EventByBlock methods, take blockHash as input argument and use it
when querying the event logs. Previously the blockHash was only taken
from the logs results *only if* there was any log. This caused the
following issue: if there was no logs, it was not possible to know if
the result was from the expected block or an uncle block! By querying
logs by blockHash we make sure that even if there are no logs, they
are from the right block.
- Note that now the function can either be called with a
blockNum or blockHash, but not both at the same time.
- sync
- If there's an error during call to Sync call resetState, which
internally resets the stateDB to avoid stale checkpoints (and a
corresponding invalid increase in the StateDB batchNum).
- During a Sync, after very batch processed, make sure that the StateDB
currentBatch corresponds to the batchNum in the smart contract
log/event.
3 years ago |
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package eth
import ( "context" "crypto/ecdsa" "encoding/binary" "encoding/hex" "math/big" "testing"
ethCommon "github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/common" ethCrypto "github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/crypto" "github.com/hermeznetwork/hermez-node/common" "github.com/iden3/go-iden3-crypto/babyjub" "github.com/stretchr/testify/assert" "github.com/stretchr/testify/require")
var rollupClient *RollupClientvar auctionClient *AuctionClient
var ethHashForge ethCommon.Hashvar argsForge *RollupForgeBatchArgs
var absoluteMaxL1L2BatchTimeout = int64(240)var maxTx = int64(512)var nLevels = int64(32)
var tokenIDERC777 uint32var tokenHEZID uint32
var L1UserTxs []common.L1Txvar blockStampBucket int64
type keys struct { BJJSecretKey *babyjub.PrivateKey BJJPublicKey *babyjub.PublicKey Addr ethCommon.Address}
func genKeysBjj(i int64) *keys { i++ // i = 0 doesn't work for the ecdsa key generation
var sk babyjub.PrivateKey binary.LittleEndian.PutUint64(sk[:], uint64(i))
// eth address
var key ecdsa.PrivateKey key.D = big.NewInt(i) // only for testing
key.PublicKey.X, key.PublicKey.Y = ethCrypto.S256().ScalarBaseMult(key.D.Bytes()) key.Curve = ethCrypto.S256()
return &keys{ BJJSecretKey: &sk, BJJPublicKey: sk.Public(), }}
func TestRollupEventInit(t *testing.T) { rollupInit, blockNum, err := rollupClient.RollupEventInit() require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, int64(19), blockNum) assert.Equal(t, uint8(10), rollupInit.ForgeL1L2BatchTimeout) assert.Equal(t, big.NewInt(10), rollupInit.FeeAddToken) assert.Equal(t, uint64(60*60*24*7*2), rollupInit.WithdrawalDelay)}
func TestRollupConstants(t *testing.T) { rollupConstants, err := rollupClient.RollupConstants() require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, absoluteMaxL1L2BatchTimeout, rollupConstants.AbsoluteMaxL1L2BatchTimeout) assert.Equal(t, auctionAddressConst, rollupConstants.HermezAuctionContract) assert.Equal(t, tokenHEZAddressConst, rollupConstants.TokenHEZ) assert.Equal(t, maxTx, rollupConstants.Verifiers[0].MaxTx) assert.Equal(t, nLevels, rollupConstants.Verifiers[0].NLevels) assert.Equal(t, governanceAddressConst, rollupConstants.HermezGovernanceAddress) assert.Equal(t, wdelayerAddressConst, rollupConstants.WithdrawDelayerContract)}
func TestRollupRegisterTokensCount(t *testing.T) { registerTokensCount, err := rollupClient.RollupRegisterTokensCount() require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, big.NewInt(1), registerTokensCount)}
func TestRollupAddToken(t *testing.T) { feeAddToken := big.NewInt(10) // Addtoken ERC20Permit
registerTokensCount, err := rollupClient.RollupRegisterTokensCount() require.NoError(t, err) _, err = rollupClient.RollupAddToken(tokenHEZAddressConst, feeAddToken, deadline) require.NoError(t, err) currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err)
assert.Equal(t, tokenHEZAddressConst, rollupEvents.AddToken[0].TokenAddress) assert.Equal(t, registerTokensCount, common.TokenID(rollupEvents.AddToken[0].TokenID).BigInt()) tokenHEZID = rollupEvents.AddToken[0].TokenID}
func TestRollupForgeBatch(t *testing.T) { chainid, _ := auctionClient.client.Client().ChainID(context.Background()) // Register Coordinator
forgerAddress := governanceAddressConst _, err := auctionClient.AuctionSetCoordinator(forgerAddress, URL) require.NoError(t, err)
// MultiBid
currentSlot, err := auctionClient.AuctionGetCurrentSlotNumber() require.NoError(t, err) slotSet := [6]bool{true, false, true, false, true, false} maxBid := new(big.Int) maxBid.SetString("15000000000000000000", 10) minBid := new(big.Int) minBid.SetString("11000000000000000000", 10) budget := new(big.Int) budget.SetString("45200000000000000000", 10) _, err = auctionClient.AuctionMultiBid(budget, currentSlot+4, currentSlot+10, slotSet, maxBid, minBid, deadline) require.NoError(t, err)
// Add Blocks
blockNum := int64(int(blocksPerSlot)*int(currentSlot+4) + int(genesisBlock)) currentBlockNum, err := auctionClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) blocksToAdd := blockNum - currentBlockNum addBlocks(blocksToAdd, ethClientDialURL)
// Forge Batch 1
args := new(RollupForgeBatchArgs) args.FeeIdxCoordinator = []common.Idx{} // When encoded, 64 times the 0 idx means that no idx to collect fees is specified.
l1CoordinatorBytes, err := hex.DecodeString("1c660323607bb113e586183609964a333d07ebe4bef3be82ec13af453bae9590bd7711cdb6abf42f176eadfbe5506fbef5e092e5543733f91b0061d9a7747fa10694a915a6470fa230de387b51e6f4db0b09787867778687b55197ad6d6a86eac000000001") require.NoError(t, err) numTxsL1 := len(l1CoordinatorBytes) / common.RollupConstL1CoordinatorTotalBytes for i := 0; i < numTxsL1; i++ { bytesL1Coordinator := l1CoordinatorBytes[i*common.RollupConstL1CoordinatorTotalBytes : (i+1)*common.RollupConstL1CoordinatorTotalBytes] var signature []byte v := bytesL1Coordinator[0] s := bytesL1Coordinator[1:33] r := bytesL1Coordinator[33:65] signature = append(signature, r[:]...) signature = append(signature, s[:]...) signature = append(signature, v) l1Tx, err := common.L1CoordinatorTxFromBytes(bytesL1Coordinator, chainid, rollupClient.address) require.NoError(t, err) args.L1CoordinatorTxs = append(args.L1CoordinatorTxs, *l1Tx) args.L1CoordinatorTxsAuths = append(args.L1CoordinatorTxsAuths, signature) } args.L1UserTxs = []common.L1Tx{} args.L2TxsData = []common.L2Tx{} newStateRoot := new(big.Int) newStateRoot.SetString("18317824016047294649053625209337295956588174734569560016974612130063629505228", 10) newExitRoot := new(big.Int) bytesNumExitRoot, err := hex.DecodeString("10a89d5fe8d488eda1ba371d633515739933c706c210c604f5bd209180daa43b") require.NoError(t, err) newExitRoot.SetBytes(bytesNumExitRoot) args.NewLastIdx = int64(300) args.NewStRoot = newStateRoot args.NewExitRoot = newExitRoot args.L1Batch = true args.VerifierIdx = 0 args.ProofA[0] = big.NewInt(0) args.ProofA[1] = big.NewInt(0) args.ProofB[0][0] = big.NewInt(0) args.ProofB[0][1] = big.NewInt(0) args.ProofB[1][0] = big.NewInt(0) args.ProofB[1][1] = big.NewInt(0) args.ProofC[0] = big.NewInt(0) args.ProofC[1] = big.NewInt(0)
argsForge = args _, err = rollupClient.RollupForgeBatch(argsForge, nil) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err = rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err)
assert.Equal(t, int64(1), rollupEvents.ForgeBatch[0].BatchNum) assert.Equal(t, uint16(len(L1UserTxs)), rollupEvents.ForgeBatch[0].L1UserTxsLen) ethHashForge = rollupEvents.ForgeBatch[0].EthTxHash}
func TestRollupForgeBatchArgs(t *testing.T) { args, sender, err := rollupClient.RollupForgeBatchArgs(ethHashForge, uint16(len(L1UserTxs))) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, *sender, rollupClient.client.account.Address) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.FeeIdxCoordinator, args.FeeIdxCoordinator) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.L1Batch, args.L1Batch) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.L1CoordinatorTxs, args.L1CoordinatorTxs) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.L1CoordinatorTxsAuths, args.L1CoordinatorTxsAuths) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.L2TxsData, args.L2TxsData) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.NewLastIdx, args.NewLastIdx) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.NewStRoot, args.NewStRoot) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.VerifierIdx, args.VerifierIdx)}
func TestRollupUpdateForgeL1L2BatchTimeout(t *testing.T) { newForgeL1L2BatchTimeout := int64(222) _, err := rollupClient.RollupUpdateForgeL1L2BatchTimeout(newForgeL1L2BatchTimeout) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err)
assert.Equal(t, newForgeL1L2BatchTimeout, rollupEvents.UpdateForgeL1L2BatchTimeout[0].NewForgeL1L2BatchTimeout)}
func TestRollupUpdateFeeAddToken(t *testing.T) { newFeeAddToken := big.NewInt(12) _, err := rollupClient.RollupUpdateFeeAddToken(newFeeAddToken) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err)
assert.Equal(t, newFeeAddToken, rollupEvents.UpdateFeeAddToken[0].NewFeeAddToken)}
func TestRollupUpdateBucketsParameters(t *testing.T) { var bucketsParameters [common.RollupConstNumBuckets]RollupUpdateBucketsParameters for i := range bucketsParameters { bucketsParameters[i].CeilUSD = big.NewInt(int64((i + 1) * 100)) bucketsParameters[i].Withdrawals = big.NewInt(int64(i + 1)) bucketsParameters[i].BlockWithdrawalRate = big.NewInt(int64(i+1) * 100) bucketsParameters[i].MaxWithdrawals = big.NewInt(int64(100000000000)) } _, err := rollupClient.RollupUpdateBucketsParameters(bucketsParameters) require.NoError(t, err) currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) blockStampBucket = currentBlockNum rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, bucketsParameters, rollupEvents.UpdateBucketsParameters[0].ArrayBuckets)}
func TestRollupUpdateWithdrawalDelay(t *testing.T) { newWithdrawalDelay := int64(100000) _, err := rollupClient.RollupUpdateWithdrawalDelay(newWithdrawalDelay) require.NoError(t, err) currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, newWithdrawalDelay, int64(rollupEvents.UpdateWithdrawalDelay[0].NewWithdrawalDelay))}
func TestRollupUpdateTokenExchange(t *testing.T) { var addressArray []ethCommon.Address var valueArray []uint64 addressToken1, err := rollupClient.hermez.TokenList(nil, big.NewInt(1)) addressArray = append(addressArray, addressToken1) tokenPrice := 10 valueArray = append(valueArray, uint64(tokenPrice*1e14)) require.NoError(t, err) _, err = rollupClient.RollupUpdateTokenExchange(addressArray, valueArray) require.NoError(t, err) currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, addressArray, rollupEvents.UpdateTokenExchange[0].AddressArray) assert.Equal(t, valueArray, rollupEvents.UpdateTokenExchange[0].ValueArray)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxETHCreateAccountDeposit(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) key := genKeysBjj(2) fromIdxInt64 := int64(0) toIdxInt64 := int64(0) tokenIDUint32 := uint32(0) depositAmount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("1000000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromBJJ: key.BJJPublicKey.Compress(), FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: depositAmount, TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenIDUint32), Amount: big.NewInt(0), } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupL1UserTxERC20ETH(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenIDUint32, toIdxInt64) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.FromBJJ, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromBJJ) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxERC20CreateAccountDeposit(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux2, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux2, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) key := genKeysBjj(1) fromIdxInt64 := int64(0) toIdxInt64 := int64(0) depositAmount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("1000000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromBJJ: key.BJJPublicKey.Compress(), FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: depositAmount, TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenHEZID), Amount: big.NewInt(0), } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux2.RollupL1UserTxERC20ETH(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenHEZID, toIdxInt64) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.FromBJJ, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromBJJ) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux2.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxERC20PermitCreateAccountDeposit(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) key := genKeysBjj(3) fromIdxInt64 := int64(0) toIdxInt64 := int64(0) depositAmount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("1000000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromBJJ: key.BJJPublicKey.Compress(), FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: depositAmount, TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenIDERC777), Amount: big.NewInt(0), } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupL1UserTxERC20Permit(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenIDERC777, toIdxInt64, deadline) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.FromBJJ, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromBJJ) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxETHDeposit(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(256) toIdxInt64 := int64(0) tokenIDUint32 := uint32(0) depositAmount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("1000000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromBJJ: common.EmptyBJJComp, FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: depositAmount, TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenIDUint32), Amount: big.NewInt(0), } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupL1UserTxERC20ETH(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenIDUint32, toIdxInt64) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxERC20Deposit(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux2, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux2, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(257) toIdxInt64 := int64(0) depositAmount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("1000000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromBJJ: common.EmptyBJJComp, FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: depositAmount, TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenHEZID), Amount: big.NewInt(0), } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux2.RollupL1UserTxERC20ETH(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenHEZID, toIdxInt64) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux2.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxERC20PermitDeposit(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(258) toIdxInt64 := int64(0) depositAmount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("1000000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: depositAmount, TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenIDERC777), Amount: big.NewInt(0), } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupL1UserTxERC20Permit(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenIDERC777, toIdxInt64, deadline) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxETHDepositTransfer(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(256) toIdxInt64 := int64(257) tokenIDUint32 := uint32(0) depositAmount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("1000000000000000000000", 10) amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("100000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: depositAmount, TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenIDUint32), Amount: amount, } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupL1UserTxERC20ETH(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenIDUint32, toIdxInt64) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxERC20DepositTransfer(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux2, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux2, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(257) toIdxInt64 := int64(258) depositAmount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("1000000000000000000000", 10) amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("100000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: depositAmount, TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenHEZID), Amount: amount, } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux2.RollupL1UserTxERC20ETH(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenHEZID, toIdxInt64) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux2.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxERC20PermitDepositTransfer(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(258) toIdxInt64 := int64(259) depositAmount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("1000000000000000000000", 10) amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("100000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: depositAmount, TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenIDERC777), Amount: amount, } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupL1UserTxERC20Permit(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenIDERC777, toIdxInt64, deadline) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxETHCreateAccountDepositTransfer(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(256) toIdxInt64 := int64(257) tokenIDUint32 := uint32(0) depositAmount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("1000000000000000000000", 10) amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("20000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: depositAmount, TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenIDUint32), Amount: amount, } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupL1UserTxERC20ETH(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenIDUint32, toIdxInt64) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxERC20CreateAccountDepositTransfer(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux2, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux2, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(257) toIdxInt64 := int64(258) depositAmount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("1000000000000000000000", 10) amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("30000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: depositAmount, TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenHEZID), Amount: amount, } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux2.RollupL1UserTxERC20ETH(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenHEZID, toIdxInt64) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux2.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxERC20PermitCreateAccountDepositTransfer(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(258) toIdxInt64 := int64(259) depositAmount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("1000000000000000000000", 10) amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("40000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: depositAmount, TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenIDERC777), Amount: amount, } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupL1UserTxERC20Permit(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenIDERC777, toIdxInt64, deadline) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxETHForceTransfer(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(256) toIdxInt64 := int64(257) tokenIDUint32 := uint32(0) amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("20000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: big.NewInt(0), TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenIDUint32), Amount: amount, } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupL1UserTxERC20ETH(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenIDUint32, toIdxInt64) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxERC20ForceTransfer(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux2, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux2, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(257) toIdxInt64 := int64(258) amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("10000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: big.NewInt(0), TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenHEZID), Amount: amount, } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux2.RollupL1UserTxERC20ETH(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenHEZID, toIdxInt64) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux2.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxERC20PermitForceTransfer(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(259) toIdxInt64 := int64(260) amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("30000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: big.NewInt(0), TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenIDERC777), Amount: amount, } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupL1UserTxERC20Permit(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenIDERC777, toIdxInt64, deadline) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxETHForceExit(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(256) toIdxInt64 := int64(1) tokenIDUint32 := uint32(0) amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("10000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: big.NewInt(0), TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenIDUint32), Amount: amount, } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupL1UserTxERC20ETH(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenIDUint32, toIdxInt64) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxERC20ForceExit(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux2, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux2, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(257) toIdxInt64 := int64(1) amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("20000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: big.NewInt(0), TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenHEZID), Amount: amount, } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux2.RollupL1UserTxERC20ETH(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenHEZID, toIdxInt64) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux2.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupL1UserTxERC20PermitForceExit(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err) fromIdxInt64 := int64(258) toIdxInt64 := int64(1) fromIdx := new(common.Idx) *fromIdx = 0 amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("30000000000000000000", 10) l1Tx := common.L1Tx{ FromIdx: common.Idx(fromIdxInt64), ToIdx: common.Idx(toIdxInt64), DepositAmount: big.NewInt(0), TokenID: common.TokenID(tokenIDERC777), Amount: amount, } L1UserTxs = append(L1UserTxs, l1Tx)
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupL1UserTxERC20Permit(l1Tx.FromBJJ, fromIdxInt64, l1Tx.DepositAmount, l1Tx.Amount, tokenIDERC777, toIdxInt64, deadline) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.ToIdx, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.ToIdx) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.DepositAmount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.DepositAmount) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.TokenID, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.TokenID) assert.Equal(t, l1Tx.Amount, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.Amount) assert.Equal(t, rollupClientAux.client.account.Address, rollupEvents.L1UserTx[0].L1UserTx.FromEthAddr)}
func TestRollupForgeBatch2(t *testing.T) { // Forge Batch 2
_, err := rollupClient.RollupForgeBatch(argsForge, nil) require.NoError(t, err) currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err)
assert.Equal(t, int64(2), rollupEvents.ForgeBatch[0].BatchNum)
// Forge Batch 3
args := new(RollupForgeBatchArgs) args.FeeIdxCoordinator = []common.Idx{} // When encoded, 64 times the 0 idx means that no idx to collect fees is specified.
args.L1CoordinatorTxs = argsForge.L1CoordinatorTxs args.L1CoordinatorTxsAuths = argsForge.L1CoordinatorTxsAuths for i := 0; i < len(L1UserTxs); i++ { l1UserTx := L1UserTxs[i] l1UserTx.EffectiveAmount = l1UserTx.Amount l1Bytes, err := l1UserTx.BytesDataAvailability(uint32(nLevels)) require.NoError(t, err) l1UserTxDataAvailability, err := common.L1TxFromDataAvailability(l1Bytes, uint32(nLevels)) require.NoError(t, err) args.L1UserTxs = append(args.L1UserTxs, *l1UserTxDataAvailability) } newStateRoot := new(big.Int) newStateRoot.SetString("18317824016047294649053625209337295956588174734569560016974612130063629505228", 10) newExitRoot := new(big.Int) newExitRoot.SetString("1114281409737474688393837964161044726766678436313681099613347372031079422302", 10) amount := new(big.Int) amount.SetString("79000000", 10) l2Tx := common.L2Tx{ ToIdx: 256, Amount: amount, FromIdx: 257, Fee: 201, } l2Txs := []common.L2Tx{} l2Txs = append(l2Txs, l2Tx) l2Txs = append(l2Txs, l2Tx) args.L2TxsData = l2Txs args.NewLastIdx = int64(1000) args.NewStRoot = newStateRoot args.NewExitRoot = newExitRoot args.L1Batch = true args.VerifierIdx = 0 args.ProofA[0] = big.NewInt(0) args.ProofA[1] = big.NewInt(0) args.ProofB[0] = [2]*big.Int{big.NewInt(0), big.NewInt(0)} args.ProofB[1] = [2]*big.Int{big.NewInt(0), big.NewInt(0)} args.ProofC[0] = big.NewInt(0) args.ProofC[1] = big.NewInt(0)
argsForge = args
_, err = rollupClient.RollupForgeBatch(argsForge, nil) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err = rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err = rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err)
assert.Equal(t, int64(3), rollupEvents.ForgeBatch[0].BatchNum) assert.Equal(t, uint16(len(L1UserTxs)), rollupEvents.ForgeBatch[0].L1UserTxsLen) ethHashForge = rollupEvents.ForgeBatch[0].EthTxHash}
func TestRollupForgeBatchArgs2(t *testing.T) { args, sender, err := rollupClient.RollupForgeBatchArgs(ethHashForge, uint16(len(L1UserTxs))) require.NoError(t, err) assert.Equal(t, *sender, rollupClient.client.account.Address) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.FeeIdxCoordinator, args.FeeIdxCoordinator) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.L1Batch, args.L1Batch) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.L1UserTxs, args.L1UserTxs) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.L1CoordinatorTxs, args.L1CoordinatorTxs) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.L1CoordinatorTxsAuths, args.L1CoordinatorTxsAuths) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.L2TxsData, args.L2TxsData) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.NewLastIdx, args.NewLastIdx) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.NewStRoot, args.NewStRoot) assert.Equal(t, argsForge.VerifierIdx, args.VerifierIdx)}
func TestRollupWithdrawMerkleProof(t *testing.T) { rollupClientAux, err := NewRollupClient(ethereumClientAux, hermezRollupAddressConst, tokenHEZ) require.NoError(t, err)
var pkComp babyjub.PublicKeyComp pkCompBE, err := hex.DecodeString("adc3b754f8da621967b073a787bef8eec7052f2ba712b23af57d98f65beea8b2") require.NoError(t, err) pkCompLE := common.SwapEndianness(pkCompBE) copy(pkComp[:], pkCompLE)
require.NoError(t, err) tokenID := uint32(tokenHEZID) numExitRoot := int64(3) fromIdx := int64(256) amount, _ := new(big.Int).SetString("20000000000000000000", 10) // siblingBytes0, err := new(big.Int).SetString("19508838618377323910556678335932426220272947530531646682154552299216398748115", 10)
// require.NoError(t, err)
// siblingBytes1, err := new(big.Int).SetString("15198806719713909654457742294233381653226080862567104272457668857208564789571", 10)
// require.NoError(t, err)
var siblings []*big.Int // siblings = append(siblings, siblingBytes0)
// siblings = append(siblings, siblingBytes1)
instantWithdraw := true
_, err = rollupClientAux.RollupWithdrawMerkleProof(pkComp, tokenID, numExitRoot, fromIdx, amount, siblings, instantWithdraw) require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err)
assert.Equal(t, uint64(fromIdx), rollupEvents.Withdraw[0].Idx) assert.Equal(t, instantWithdraw, rollupEvents.Withdraw[0].InstantWithdraw) assert.Equal(t, uint64(numExitRoot), rollupEvents.Withdraw[0].NumExitRoot) // tokenAmount = 20
// amountUSD = tokenAmount * tokenPrice = 20 * 10 = 200
// Bucket[0].ceilUSD = 100, Bucket[1].ceilUSD = 200, ...
// Bucket 1
// Bucket[0].withdrawals = 1, Bucket[1].withdrawals = 2, ...
// Bucket[1].withdrawals - 1 = 1
assert.Equal(t, 1, rollupEvents.UpdateBucketWithdraw[0].NumBucket) assert.Equal(t, blockStampBucket, rollupEvents.UpdateBucketWithdraw[0].BlockStamp) assert.Equal(t, big.NewInt(1), rollupEvents.UpdateBucketWithdraw[0].Withdrawals)}
func TestRollupSafeMode(t *testing.T) { _, err := rollupClient.RollupSafeMode() require.NoError(t, err)
currentBlockNum, err := rollupClient.client.EthLastBlock() require.NoError(t, err) rollupEvents, err := rollupClient.RollupEventsByBlock(currentBlockNum, nil) require.NoError(t, err) auxEvent := new(RollupEventSafeMode) assert.Equal(t, auxEvent, &rollupEvents.SafeMode[0])}
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