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Patch opinit bots flow #8

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new setup process for OPInit bots to handle missing keys.
    • Added a new bot, OracleBridgeExecutor, to enhance bot configuration.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced error handling and control flow for bot initialization and configuration management.
    • Updated rendering logic for mnemonic text to improve robustness.
    • Improved state management by tracking whether a setup key is missing.
    • Added a method for deep cloning MinitiaConfig instances.
    • Modularized configuration structures for better server settings management.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted state management to accurately track missing setup keys.

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The changes in this pull request involve multiple enhancements to the OPInit bot framework, specifically in the models/opinit_bots package. Key modifications include improvements to the CheckIfKeysExist function for dynamic binary path determination, the introduction of a new ServerConfig type in configuration files, and the addition of a SetupOPInitBotsMissingKey type for managing bot initialization when keys are missing. These updates aim to improve flexibility, robustness, and overall user experience during bot setup and configuration.

Changes

File Change Summary
models/opinit_bots/bots.go Enhanced CheckIfKeysExist function with dynamic binary path construction and improved error handling. Added imports for fmt, os, and path/filepath.
models/opinit_bots/config.go Modified ChallengerConfig and ExecutorConfig to remove ListenAddress and introduce a new ServerConfig type. Added several new fields to ExecutorConfig for more comprehensive configuration options.
models/opinit_bots/init.go Introduced SetupOPInitBotsMissingKey type for managing bot setup when keys are missing. Added methods for initialization and user interaction. Updated logic for handling user input and key existence checks.
models/opinit_bots/setup.go Added conditional check in NextUpdateOpinitBotKey for handling missing keys. Updated rendering logic in TerminalState's View method to enhance robustness.
models/opinit_bots/setup_test.go Added new bot OracleBridgeExecutor to multiple test functions, ensuring proper validation of mnemonic and setup states for the new bot.
models/opinit_bots/state.go Introduced isSetupMissingKey boolean field in OPInitBotsState for tracking missing setup keys. Updated NewOPInitBotsState and Clone methods to handle this new field.
types/minitia_config.go Added Clone method to MinitiaConfig struct for deep copying instances using JSON marshaling and unmarshaling.

Possibly related PRs

  • Bug/config opinit-bots#9: Introduces a new function keyDir for constructing a path to a directory for storing keys, related to enhancements in CheckIfKeysExist.
  • Feat/audit2 opinit-bots#31: Modifications to the handling of transactions, which may indirectly relate to key management and bot initialization.
  • Feat/cors opinit-bots#42: Modifies the NewBot function and related server configurations, which could be relevant to the changes in bot initialization and configuration management.
  • Fix/tx checker opinit-bots#44: Focuses on enhancing error handling in transaction processing, which may connect to the robustness improvements in the key existence checks.

🐰 In the meadow where the bots play,
New paths to keys have come our way.
With servers set and configs bright,
We hop along, all feels just right!
Missing keys, no need to fret,
Our setup's strong, the best one yet! 🌼


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Actionable comments posted: 5

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
models/opinit_bots/init.go (1)

245-271: Remove unused variable 'ja' to clean up the code

In the Update method of OPInitBotInitSelector, the variable ja is declared and concatenated but never used. Removing this unused variable will improve code readability and maintainability.

Apply this diff to remove the unused variable:

245,269d244
-	ja := ""
-	for _, botInfo := range state.BotInfos {
-		ja += fmt.Sprintf("%s => %v\n", botInfo.KeyName, botInfo.IsSetup)
-	}
models/opinit_bots/setup_test.go (1)

130-130: Fix incorrect comment for OracleBridgeExecutor.

The comment incorrectly labels the OracleBridgeExecutor as "Challenger".

-		assert.False(t, state.BotInfos[4].IsSetup) // Challenger
+		assert.False(t, state.BotInfos[4].IsSetup) // OracleBridgeExecutor
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models/opinit_bots/config.go (3)

10-16: Refactored ChallengerConfig to include ServerConfig

The updates to ChallengerConfig replace the ListenAddress field with a Server field of type ServerConfig, enhancing the configuration's modularity and clarity. This change allows for more detailed server configurations and aligns with best practices.


28-34: Introduced ServerConfig struct for server settings

The new ServerConfig struct centralizes server-related configurations, improving code organization and reusability. This promotes consistency across different configuration structs that require server settings.


36-52: Enhanced ExecutorConfig with additional configuration options

The ExecutorConfig struct now includes the Server field and additional control flags like DisableOutputSubmitter, DisableBatchSubmitter, etc. These changes provide greater flexibility and control over the executor's behavior, aligning with the latest requirements.

models/opinit_bots/state.go (1)

27-27: Added isSetupMissingKey to track missing keys in setup

Including the isSetupMissingKey boolean field in OPInitBotsState improves state management by explicitly tracking whether any keys are missing during the setup process. This addition facilitates conditional logic in the setup flow.

models/opinit_bots/setup.go (2)

723-728: LGTM! Improved mnemonic rendering logic.

The change to iterate over BotNames instead of directly over SetupOpinitResponses ensures consistent ordering and makes it easier to maintain when adding new bot types.


256-259: Verify error handling for missing keys.

The code introduces a new path for handling missing keys, but we should ensure proper error handling and user feedback.

✅ Verification successful

Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:

Error handling for missing keys is properly implemented with user feedback

The code implements proper error handling and user feedback through:

  • A dedicated struct SetupOPInitBotsMissingKey with UI loading feedback mechanism
  • Interactive user interface that shows loading states and waits for user confirmation
  • Graceful transition to key selection through OPInitBotInitSelectExecutor after user acknowledgment
  • Clear UI feedback through the loading component that renders the current state
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models/opinit_bots/init.go (1)

278-278: Remove unintended debug output

The fmt.Println statement on line 278 appears to be a leftover from debugging. Consider removing it or replacing it with appropriate logging to avoid cluttering the console output.

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-	fmt.Println(botInfo.KeyName, keyNames[botInfo.KeyName], botInfo.IsNotExist)
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models/opinit_bots/init.go (1)

992-997: Add error handling to prevent potential index out-of-range panics

When processing res in SetupOPInitBotsMissingKey.View(), the code assumes that res will always contain the expected format. If res doesn't contain at least two lines or the expected separators, this could lead to an index out-of-range panic. Add checks to ensure that keyInfo and address have the expected number of elements before accessing them.

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for _, botName := range BotNames {
	if res, ok := state.SetupOpinitResponses[botName]; ok {
		keyInfo := strings.Split(res, "\n")
+		if len(keyInfo) >= 2 {
			address := strings.Split(keyInfo[0], ": ")
+			if len(address) >= 2 {
				mnemonicText += renderMnemonic(string(botName), address[1], keyInfo[1])
+			}
+		}
	}
}

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types/minitia_config.go (1)

82-97: Add unit tests for the Clone method

Given that this configuration is critical for blockchain operations, comprehensive unit tests should be added to verify:

  • Deep copy correctness
  • Nil handling
  • Complex nested structure copying

Would you like me to help generate comprehensive unit tests for this method?

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types/minitia_config.go (1)

3-3: LGTM: Import addition is correct

The addition of the encoding/json package import is necessary for the new Clone method.

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types/minitia_config.go (1)

102-102: Remove the TODO comment

The comment "Similar deep copy for other fields..." should be removed once you've implemented the complete deep copy logic for all fields.

models/opinit_bots/init.go (2)

278-278: Remove debug print statement.

The fmt.Println statement should be removed as it's likely a debugging artifact.

-fmt.Println(botInfo.KeyName, keyNames[botInfo.KeyName], botInfo.IsNotExist)

245-291: Simplify bot initialization logic.

The initialization logic for both executor and challenger bots follows a similar pattern and could be simplified to reduce code duplication.

Consider extracting the common logic into a helper function:

+func setupBotKeys(state *OPInitBotsState, keyNames map[string]bool) bool {
+    finished := true
+    state.BotInfos = CheckIfKeysExist(BotInfos)
+    for idx, botInfo := range state.BotInfos {
+        if keyNames[botInfo.KeyName] && botInfo.IsNotExist {
+            state.BotInfos[idx].IsSetup = true
+            finished = false
+        } else {
+            state.BotInfos[idx].IsSetup = false
+        }
+    }
+    return finished
+}

 case ExecutorOPInitBotInitOption:
     state.InitExecutorBot = true
     keyNames := make(map[string]bool)
     keyNames[BridgeExecutorKeyName] = true
     keyNames[OutputSubmitterKeyName] = true
     keyNames[BatchSubmitterKeyName] = true
     keyNames[OracleBridgeExecutorKeyName] = true

-    finished := true
-    state.BotInfos = CheckIfKeysExist(BotInfos)
-    for idx, botInfo := range state.BotInfos {
-        if keyNames[botInfo.KeyName] && botInfo.IsNotExist {
-            state.BotInfos[idx].IsSetup = true
-            finished = false
-        } else {
-            state.BotInfos[idx].IsSetup = false
-        }
-    }
+    finished := setupBotKeys(state, keyNames)
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992-997: ⚠️ Potential issue

Add error handling to prevent potential index out-of-range panics.

This is a duplicate of a previous comment that hasn't been fully addressed. The code still assumes that res will always contain the expected format, which could lead to panics.

Apply this diff to add proper error handling:

if res, ok := state.SetupOpinitResponses[botName]; ok {
    keyInfo := strings.Split(res, "\n")
+   if len(keyInfo) < 2 {
+       continue // Skip malformed responses
+   }
    address := strings.Split(keyInfo[0], ": ")
+   if len(address) < 2 {
+       continue // Skip malformed addresses
+   }
    mnemonicText += renderMnemonic(string(botName), address[1], keyInfo[1])
}

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types/minitia_config.go (3)

102-102: Remove outdated comment

The comment "Similar deep copy for other fields..." is misleading since the implementation for all fields is already present below. Please remove this comment.


80-81: Enhance documentation with thread safety details

Please add a note about thread safety in the documentation comment. This helps users understand if they need to add synchronization when using this method in concurrent scenarios.

 // Clone returns a deep copy of MinitiaConfig.
 // Returns nil if the receiver is nil.
+// Note: This method is not guaranteed to be safe for concurrent use if the source object is being modified.

131-135: Consider future-proofing GenesisAccounts copy implementation

The current implementation uses a shallow copy of GenesisAccount elements. While this is currently sufficient since GenesisAccount only contains string fields, it might not be adequate if the struct becomes more complex in the future.

Consider implementing a dedicated Clone method for GenesisAccount struct to make the code more maintainable and future-proof.

+type GenesisAccount struct {
+    Address string `json:"address,omitempty"`
+    Coins   string `json:"coins,omitempty"`
+}
+
+func (ga *GenesisAccount) Clone() *GenesisAccount {
+    if ga == nil {
+        return nil
+    }
+    return &GenesisAccount{
+        Address: ga.Address,
+        Coins:   ga.Coins,
+    }
+}
+
 if m.GenesisAccounts != nil {
-    accs := make(GenesisAccounts, len(*m.GenesisAccounts))
-    copy(accs, *m.GenesisAccounts)
+    accs := make(GenesisAccounts, 0, len(*m.GenesisAccounts))
+    for _, acc := range *m.GenesisAccounts {
+        accs = append(accs, *acc.Clone())
+    }
     clone.GenesisAccounts = &accs
 }
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139-149: LGTM!

The helper function is well-implemented with proper nil checking and appropriate copying of string fields.

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models/opinit_bots/init.go (3)

16-17: LGTM!

The added imports are necessary for the new functionality and correctly placed.


991-996: ⚠️ Potential issue

Add error handling to prevent potential index out-of-range panics.

The code assumes that res will always contain the expected format. If res doesn't contain at least two lines or the expected separators, this could lead to an index out-of-range panic.

Apply this diff to add bounds checking:

for _, botName := range BotNames {
    if res, ok := state.SetupOpinitResponses[botName]; ok {
        keyInfo := strings.Split(res, "\n")
+       if len(keyInfo) < 2 {
+           return ui.ErrorLoading{Err: fmt.Errorf("invalid key info format for %s", botName)}
+       }
        address := strings.Split(keyInfo[0], ": ")
+       if len(address) < 2 {
+           return ui.ErrorLoading{Err: fmt.Errorf("invalid address format for %s", botName)}
+       }
        mnemonicText += renderMnemonic(string(botName), address[1], keyInfo[1])
    }
}

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


832-842: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve configuration maintainability and clarity.

The configuration block has several areas for improvement:

  1. Magic numbers (5000, 300000, 3600) should be defined as constants
  2. Boolean flags with "Disable" prefix can lead to double negatives in conditionals

Apply this diff to improve the configuration:

+const (
+    DefaultMaxChunks = 5000
+    DefaultMaxChunkSize = 300000
+    DefaultMaxSubmissionTime = 3600
+)

type ExecutorConfig struct {
-    MaxChunks int
-    MaxChunkSize int
-    MaxSubmissionTime int
+    MaxChunks int `json:"max_chunks" default:"5000"`
+    MaxChunkSize int `json:"max_chunk_size" default:"300000"`
+    MaxSubmissionTime int `json:"max_submission_time" default:"3600"`

-    DisableDeleteFutureWithdrawal bool
-    DisableAutoSetL1Height bool
-    DisableBatchSubmitter bool
-    DisableOutputSubmitter bool
+    EnableDeleteFutureWithdrawal bool `json:"enable_delete_future_withdrawal"`
+    EnableAutoSetL1Height bool `json:"enable_auto_set_l1_height"`
+    EnableBatchSubmitter bool `json:"enable_batch_submitter"`
+    EnableOutputSubmitter bool `json:"enable_output_submitter"`
}

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

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LGTM

@Benzbeeb Benzbeeb merged commit b14b4cc into main Dec 11, 2024
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