Problem: conflict of index uniqueness constrain violation on trace api

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores

  • Updated the Go runtime and dependency versions to enhance system stability and performance.

• Tests

  • Enhanced upgrade tests by adding additional validations, including improved node restart and account verification procedures.
  • Introduced new testing functionality for data corrections with an option for dry runs and updated configuration references.

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 35.56%. Comparing base (a3c2f70) to head (df21fdf).
Report is 40 commits behind head on main.

Additional details and impacted files

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates dependency versions and related hashes in both the go.mod and gomod2nix.toml files, bumps the Go version, and adjusts the commit reference for an upgrade test configuration. Additionally, it introduces a new method in the CosmosCLI class to fix data and extends the upgrade testing process by adding node control steps, delay, account querying, transaction tracing, and post-upgrade validation.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
go.mod, gomod2nix.toml	Updated Go version (1.23.1 → 1.23.3) and dependency versions for github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk and github.com/evmos/ethermint; updated corresponding hashes in gomod2nix.toml.
integration_tests/configs/upgrade-test-package.nix	Updated the released1_3 variable commit hash from "e1d819c862b30f0ce978baf2addb12516568639e" to "dd3cea2df41732ef030a1f830244e340f3cf6bf0".
integration_tests/cosmoscli.py	Added a new method changeset_fixdata(versiondb_dir, dry_run=False) in the CosmosCLI class to execute a changeset data-fix command, optionally in dry-run mode.
integration_tests/test_upgrade.py	Enhanced the do_upgrade function by importing the time module, stopping a specific node, adding a delay, executing a version database data fix, restarting the node, querying account data with conversion and error expectation, sending a transaction with debugging trace, performing an upgrade to version "v1.4", and comparing pre- and post-upgrade traces.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant TS as Test Script
    participant NC as Node Control
    participant CLI as CosmosCLI
    participant DB as Version Database

    TS->>NC: Stop node (cronos_777-1-node0)
    NC-->>TS: Confirm node stopped
    TS->>TS: Wait for 3 seconds
    TS->>CLI: Call changeset_fixdata(versiondb_dir, dry_run)
    CLI->>DB: Execute "changeset fixdata" command
    DB-->>CLI: Return data fix result
    TS->>NC: Restart node
    TS->>TS: Query account (Ethereum-to-Bech32 conversion)
    alt Account not found
        TS->>CLI: Send transaction & request debug trace
    end
    TS->>TS: Upgrade to v1.4 and assert EVM parameters
    TS->>NC: Request post-upgrade debug trace
    NC-->>TS: Return trace result
    TS->>TS: Compare pre- and post-upgrade traces

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Possibly related PRs

• Problem: fix of state overwrite in debug trace is not included #1655: Addresses dependency updates in go.mod similar to the new version changes in this PR.
• Problem: versiondb needs go mod tidy #1682: Involves modifications to the github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk dependency in go.mod, aligning with the updates here.
• Problem: fix of broken opBlockhash and tx validation are not included #1621: Directly updates dependency versions and hashes in both go.mod and gomod2nix.toml, mirroring the changes made in this PR.

Suggested reviewers

• devashishdxt
• calvinaco
• yihuang

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• go.mod (3 hunks)
• gomod2nix.toml (2 hunks)
• integration_tests/configs/upgrade-test-package.nix (1 hunks)
• integration_tests/cosmoscli.py (1 hunks)
• integration_tests/test_upgrade.py (4 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (9)

integration_tests/configs/upgrade-test-package.nix (1)

22-23:

Details

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify the commit hash update.

The commit hash for released1_3 has been updated. Please ensure this specific version contains the necessary changes for fixing the index uniqueness constraint violation.

Run the following script to verify the commit changes:

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the changes in the new commit.

# Test: Check the commit message and changes
curl -s "https://api.github.com/repos/crypto-org-chain/cronos/commits/dd3cea2df41732ef030a1f830244e340f3cf6bf0" | jq -r '.commit.message'

Length of output: 250

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Action Required: Confirm Inclusion of the Index Uniqueness Constraint Fix

• The commit hash update for released1_3 now points to commit dd3cea2df41732ef030a1f830244e340f3cf6bf0, whose message reads:
  • "Problem: v1.3.4 is not released (Problem: v1.3.4 is not released #1691)"
  • "* Problem: v1.3.4 is not released"
  • "* include latest ethermint bug fixes"
• There is no explicit reference to a fix for the index uniqueness constraint violation in the commit message.
• Please verify that this commit indeed includes the necessary changes to address the index uniqueness issue. If it does not, consider updating the commit hash or including additional documentation that confirms the fix.

integration_tests/test_upgrade.py (3)

297-302: LGTM! Node control and data fix sequence.

The sequence of stopping the node, waiting, and fixing the data is well-structured to ensure data consistency during the upgrade.

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304-312: Verify transaction behavior before upgrade.

The code sends a transaction and captures its trace for comparison after the upgrade. This helps ensure that the fix for the index uniqueness constraint violation doesn't affect transaction behavior.

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327-328: LGTM! Transaction trace verification.

The code correctly verifies that transaction behavior remains consistent after the upgrade by comparing the traces.

integration_tests/cosmoscli.py (1)

1854-1857: LGTM! New method for fixing data inconsistencies.

The changeset_fixdata method provides a clean interface for fixing data in the version database, with a helpful dry-run option for testing the fix before applying it.

go.mod (2)

256-257:

Details

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify dependency updates.

The cosmos-sdk and ethermint dependencies have been updated to newer versions. These updates might include fixes for the index uniqueness constraint violation.

Run the following script to check for breaking changes:

Also applies to: 275-275

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for breaking changes in the updated dependencies.

# Test: Check commit history for breaking changes
curl -s "https://api.github.com/repos/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk/compare/v0.43.0-beta1.0.20241217090828-cfbca9fe8254...v0.43.0-beta1.0.20250224020346-25e0cb78f920" | jq -r '.commits[].commit.message'
curl -s "https://api.github.com/repos/crypto-org-chain/ethermint/compare/v0.6.1-0.20241217094803-acbe290991cc...v0.6.1-0.20250109075157-62042e2252f6" | jq -r '.commits[].commit.message'

Length of output: 502

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Action Required: Manual Verification of Dependency Changes

The dependency updates in your go.mod file (lines 256-257 and 275) correctly update the cosmos-sdk and ethermint versions. However, the script provided to check for breaking changes (comparing commit histories via the GitHub API) did not produce any output and returned errors. This result makes it unclear whether any breaking changes were introduced or if the API call did not return the expected data.

• go.mod Lines 256-257 & 275: Dependency versions have been updated as indicated.
• Verification Script: The commit comparison API returned errors (jq: error... cannot iterate over null), suggesting that the change log check did not yield useful information.
• Next Steps: Please manually verify these updates by reviewing the official release notes or changelogs for the updated cosmos-sdk and ethermint versions to ensure that any fixes for the index uniqueness constraint violation (or other breaking changes) are confirmed.

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3-3:

Details

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify Go version compatibility.

The Go version has been updated to 1.23.3. Please ensure all developers and CI systems are using this version.

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What is the latest version of Go?

💡 Result:

The latest version of Go as of February 2025 is Go 1.24.0, released on February 11, 2025[3]. This follows the previous major release, Go 1.23.0 (August 2024), which had multiple minor updates including security patches and bug fixes up to version 1.23.6[3].

Key details about recent versions:

• Go 1.24.x: Current supported release series with security updates
• Go 1.23.x: Now in maintenance mode with final patch versions like 1.23.6 (February 2025)[3]
• Support policy: Each major release receives support until two newer versions exist[3]

To install the latest version:

go install golang.org/x/tools/gopls@latest

The Go team maintains backward compatibility while introducing toolchain improvements like automatic toolchain upgrades starting in Go 1.21[1][3]. Developers using older versions (like Go 1.19/1.20) should upgrade as gopls support for these ended in v0.16.x[1].

Citations:

• 1: https://github.com/golang/tools/releases
• 2: http://forum.exercism.org/t/update-go-version-to-the-latest-one/9326
• 3: https://go.dev/doc/devel/release
• 4: https://tip.golang.org/doc/go1.22
• 5: https://forum.golangbridge.org/t/get-latest-go-version-number/25678
• 6: https://go.dev/dl/
• 7: https://tip.golang.org/doc/go1.23

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Action: Confirm Go Version Alignment Across Environments

• The go.mod file still declares go 1.23.3.
• As of February 2025, the latest Go release is Go 1.24.0; the 1.23 series now only receives maintenance (with a final patch of 1.23.6).
• Please verify whether the intent is to remain on the 1.23 series or to upgrade to 1.24.0. If staying with 1.23:
  • Consider bumping to the latest patch version (1.23.6) for security and bug fixes.
• Ensure that all developers and CI systems are aligned with the intended Go version.

gomod2nix.toml (2)

177-179: Cosmos-SDK Dependency Update Verification
The dependency for github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk has been bumped to version "v0.43.0-beta1.0.20250224020346-25e0cb78f920" with the updated hash "sha256-Hf+IiBP+kroVm9rSA3RVRFT4mjgOKz13jX334vTL5lA=". Please ensure that this update is consistent with your corresponding go.mod changes and verify that it addresses any issues (such as the trace API uniqueness constraint conflict) that the PR aims to resolve.

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266-267: Evmos/Ethermint Dependency Update Verification
The module github.com/evmos/ethermint now reflects version "v0.6.1-0.20250109075157-62042e2252f6" and its associated hash has been updated to "sha256-ZmkYPzUBw0pZyoYFckKMq6/yEdtVfWuV7XvEWxycMWg=". Confirm that this change aligns with other dependency updates and supports resolving the conflict outlined in the PR description.

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