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Sidecar: builder-API implementation #62

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  • New Features

    • Introduced user authentication and authorization with functionalities for login, logout, and access control based on roles.
    • Added API for interacting with the MEV-Boost network to enhance blockchain performance.
    • Implemented consensus state management for better blockchain state tracking and validation.
    • Enhanced configuration options for sidecar application with improved parsing and customization.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed issues related to transaction cost calculation and base fee adjustments.
  • Refactor

    • Refactored modules to improve code organization and maintainability.
    • Updated dependencies and configurations for better performance and security.
  • Tests

    • Added comprehensive test utilities and structures to facilitate better testing of blockchain functionalities.
  • Chores

    • Updated .gitignore to exclude environment files from version control.
    • Improved build commands to leverage Docker BuildKit for efficient image building.

Base automatically changed from feat/sidecar/fallback-block to unstable June 5, 2024 12:10
@merklefruit merklefruit force-pushed the feat/sidecar/builder-api branch from 56df270 to f6d4e88 Compare June 17, 2024 08:22
@merklefruit merklefruit force-pushed the feat/sidecar/builder-api branch from 1c7f647 to c97e519 Compare June 22, 2024 12:31
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Walkthrough

The changes introduce comprehensive updates and new functionalities to the bolt-sidecar, including enhancements to user authentication, significant restructuring of modules, and the implementation of the builder-API and proxy. Various modules such as state management, configuration, cryptographic operations, and RPC client interactions are updated, alongside the addition of new testing utilities. These changes aim to improve the consistency, extensibility, and functionality of the sidecar application.

Changes

Files/Groups Change Summary
General Overall update to authentication, authorization, and configuration-related functionalities. Implementation of the builder-API and proxy mechanism to integrate with MEV-Boost.
.gitignore Introduced a module for user authentication and authorization.
Justfile Replaced Docker build commands to leverage BuildKit functionality.
bolt-sidecar/.gitignore Added .env file to exclude it from version control.
bolt-sidecar/Cargo.toml Updated and added dependencies, reflecting version changes and new crates.
bolt-sidecar/.../sidecar.rs Introduced new crypto operations, API handling, state management, and local block building logic.
bolt-sidecar/src Added new modules for API endpoints, constraints, builders, cryptographic operations, and JSON-RPC API.
bolt-sidecar/.../common.rs Refactored transaction functions, updated transaction cost calculations and validation logic.
bolt-sidecar/.../mod.rs Introduced new documentation comments, added/remove various structs and traits for payload handling, constraints, and builder bids.
bolt-sidecar/.../consensus.rs New file introducing consensus state management, including validators and proposer duties.
bolt-sidecar/config New chain configuration file defining default values, builder domains, and customizable chain settings.
bolt-sidecar/lib.rs Reorganized modules to include builder API proxy, client modules, crypto utilities, JSON-RPC server, primitive types, EVM state management, and test utilities.
bolt-sidecar/client Introduced MEV-Boost client module for interacting with the MEV-Boost API.
bolt-sidecar/state Updated StateClient and StateFetcher to include account states, base fees, and handling state updates. Added a HeadTracker for beacon chain head monitoring.
bolt-sidecar/test_util.rs Introduced utility functions for testing, including interaction with client APIs, local test chain launch, and test data generation for key signing.

Sequence Diagrams

Beacon Node Request Flow through Builder-API Proxy

sequenceDiagram
    participant Beacon Node
    participant Sidecar
    participant MEV-Boost

    Beacon Node->>+Sidecar: Submit request through Builder-API
    Sidecar->>+MEV-Boost: Proxy request to MEV-Boost
    MEV-Boost->>-Sidecar: Process and return response
    Sidecar->>-Beacon Node: Forward response from MEV-Boost
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Objective (Issue #60) Addressed Explanation
Implement standard builder-API
Proxy requests to modified MEV-Boost

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Actionable comments posted: 25

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bolt-sidecar/src/client/pubsub.rs (1)

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Handle potential URL parsing errors.

Using Url::from_str(url).unwrap() can cause a panic if the URL is invalid. Consider handling the error gracefully.

- let url = Url::from_str(url).unwrap();
+ let url = Url::from_str(url).map_err(|e| RpcError::Transport(TransportError::Other(e.to_string())))?;
bolt-sidecar/src/client/rpc.rs (1)

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Ensure Comprehensive Test Coverage for RpcClient

The tests for the RpcClient struct are not comprehensive. Specifically, the following methods are not covered by tests:

  • get_basefee
  • get_head
  • get_proof_batched
  • trace_call_many
  • debug_trace_call

Please add tests for these methods to ensure full coverage.

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Ensure Comprehensive Test Coverage for RpcClient.

The file contains tests for the RpcClient struct. Verify that the tests are comprehensive and cover all methods.

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Files selected for processing (45)
  • .gitignore (1 hunks)
  • Justfile (2 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/.gitignore (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/Cargo.toml (3 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/bin/sidecar.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/api/builder.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/api/mod.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/api/spec.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/builder/call_trace_manager.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/builder/compat.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/builder/mod.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/builder/payload_builder.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/builder/signature.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/builder/state_root.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/builder/template.rs (6 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/client/commit_boost.rs (3 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/client/mevboost.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/client/mod.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/client/pubsub.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/client/rpc.rs (5 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/common.rs (3 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/config/chain.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/config/mod.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/config/signing.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/crypto/bls.rs (3 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/crypto/ecdsa.rs (2 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/crypto/mod.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/json_rpc/api.rs (4 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/json_rpc/mod.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/lib.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/primitives/commitment.rs (4 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/primitives/constraint.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/primitives/mod.rs (2 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/state/consensus.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/state/execution.rs (6 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/state/fetcher.rs (7 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/state/head_tracker.rs (1 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/state/mod.rs (7 hunks)
  • bolt-sidecar/src/test_util.rs (1 hunks)
  • builder/Dockerfile (1 hunks)
  • builder/Dockerfile.alltools (1 hunks)
  • mev-boost-relay/Dockerfile (1 hunks)
  • mev-boost/Dockerfile (1 hunks)
  • mev-boost/server/constraints.go (3 hunks)
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.gitignore (1)

1-1: Good practice: Add log files to .gitignore

Adding *_dump.log to .gitignore is a good practice to avoid committing log files that may contain sensitive information or unnecessary data.

bolt-sidecar/.gitignore (1)

2-2: Good practice: Add environment files to .gitignore

Adding .env files to .gitignore is a good practice to avoid committing sensitive configuration data.

bolt-sidecar/src/client/mod.rs (1)

2-2: Addition of mevboost module

The addition of pub mod mevboost; indicates the introduction of a new module for mevboost functionality. Ensure that this module is adequately tested and documented.

bolt-sidecar/src/api/mod.rs (4)

1-2: Documentation: Builder API endpoints

The comments provide clear documentation for the Builder API endpoints and reference the Ethereum builder specs, which is helpful for understanding the context and usage.


3-3: Addition of builder module

The addition of pub mod builder; indicates the introduction of a new module for Builder API functionality. Ensure that this module is adequately tested and documented.


5-6: Documentation: Sidecar API spec and error handling

The comments provide clear documentation for the Sidecar API spec and error handling, which is helpful for understanding the context and usage.


6-6: Addition of spec module

The addition of pub mod spec; indicates the introduction of a new module for Sidecar API specifications and error handling. Ensure that this module is adequately tested and documented.

bolt-sidecar/src/crypto/mod.rs (2)

1-1: LGTM!

The comment provides useful context for the bls module.


3-5: LGTM!

The pub use statement and the comment for the ECDSA module provide useful context and functionality.

mev-boost/Dockerfile (1)

2-2: LGTM!

The update to the FROM directive improves readability and follows best practices for Dockerfile syntax.

bolt-sidecar/src/config/signing.rs (2)

1-1: LGTM!

The import statement is necessary for defining command-line options with clap.


3-16: LGTM!

The SigningOpts struct and its fields are well-defined. The clap attributes ensure proper command-line parsing and validation.

mev-boost-relay/Dockerfile (1)

2-2: LGTM!

The update to the FROM directive improves readability and follows best practices for Dockerfile syntax.

scripts/start-devnet.sh (1)

6-6: Verify the feature branch in the command.

The command to start the kurtosis devnet has been updated to use a feature branch. Ensure that the feature branch feat/mev-boost-proxy exists and is correct.

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  • The branch feat/mev-boost-proxy was found in the repository chainbound/ethereum-package.
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bolt-sidecar/src/lib.rs (8)

6-6: Approved: Documentation comment for api module.

The documentation comment is clear and accurate.


7-11: Approved: Module and use statements for api.

The module and use statements are correct and consistent with the project's structure.


14-14: Approved: Public use statement for client module.

The use statement is correct and consistent with the project's structure.


16-17: Approved: Documentation comment for common module.

The documentation comment is clear and accurate.


20-23: Approved: Documentation comment and module declaration for builder.

The documentation comment and module declaration are clear and accurate.


24-25: Approved: Public use statement for LocalBuilder.

The use statement is correct and consistent with the project's structure.


27-28: Approved: Public use statement for config module.

The use statement is correct and consistent with the project's structure.


30-45: Approved: Documentation comments and module declarations for various modules.

The documentation comments and module declarations are clear and accurate.

bolt-sidecar/src/crypto/ecdsa.rs (2)

28-28: Approved: Derived traits for ECDSASigner.

The derived traits (Clone and Debug) are necessary and correctly implemented.


58-71: Approved: Test module and test case for ECDSASigner.

The test module and test case are correct, comprehensive, and follow best practices.

bolt-sidecar/Cargo.toml (6)

11-11: Approved: Added axum dependency.

The added dependency is necessary and correctly specified.


17-18: Approved: Added tree_hash and tree_hash_derive dependencies.

The added dependencies are necessary and correctly specified.


22-40: Approved: Added alloy dependencies.

The added dependencies are necessary and correctly specified.


42-43: Approved: Commented out alloy-rpc-types dependency.

The commented out dependency is intentional and justified.


46-47: Approved: Added reth dependencies.

The added dependencies are necessary and correctly specified.


Line range hint 55-69: Approved: Added various dependencies.

The added dependencies are necessary and correctly specified.

bolt-sidecar/src/common.rs (3)

2-4: Approved: Added imports.

The added imports are necessary and correctly specified.


29-32: Approved: Added function max_transaction_cost.

The function is correct, efficient, and follows best practices.


43-44: Approved: Added function validate_transaction.

The function is correct, efficient, and follows best practices.

mev-boost/server/constraints.go (5)

4-4: Import statement addition is correct.

The import statement for phase0 is correctly added to support the new BLSSignature type.


13-14: Struct field update aligns with new signature type.

The SignedConstraints struct now uses phase0.BLSSignature for the Signature field, which is appropriate for the new signature type.


28-30: Addition of String method for SignedConstraints is correct.

The String method provides a JSON representation of the SignedConstraints struct, which is useful for logging and debugging.


32-34: Addition of String method for ConstraintsMessage is correct.

The String method provides a JSON representation of the ConstraintsMessage struct, which is useful for logging and debugging.


36-38: Addition of String method for Constraint is correct.

The String method provides a JSON representation of the Constraint struct, which is useful for logging and debugging.

bolt-sidecar/src/json_rpc/mod.rs (6)

4-4: Import statement addition is correct.

The import statements for api and spec modules are necessary for the JSON-RPC API implementation.


10-12: Module declarations are correct.

The module declarations for api and spec are necessary for organizing the JSON-RPC API implementation and utilities.


22-25: Function signature and parameters are correct.

The start_rpc_server function signature and parameters correctly set up the server with the necessary configurations.


29-29: RPC API initialization is correct.

The rpc_api initialization with JsonRpcApi::new(event_tx) is appropriate for handling RPC requests.


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Function implementation is correct.

The handle_rpc_request function correctly parses and handles incoming JSON-RPC requests.


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Function implementation is correct.

The handle_rejection function correctly manages errors and provides appropriate JSON-RPC error responses.

bolt-sidecar/src/primitives/constraint.rs (10)

1-4: Import statements are correct.

The import statements for cryptographic and serialization libraries are necessary for the constraints implementation.


27-29: Type definition for BatchedSignedConstraints is correct.

The type definition for BatchedSignedConstraints as a vector of SignedConstraints is appropriate for batching constraints.


31-38: Struct definition for SignedConstraints is correct.

The SignedConstraints struct correctly represents a list of constraints and the signature of the proposer sidecar.


40-49: Struct definition for ConstraintsMessage is correct.

The ConstraintsMessage struct correctly represents the constraints that need to be signed by the proposer sidecar.


51-61: Method implementation for ConstraintsMessage::build is correct.

The build method correctly constructs a ConstraintsMessage from an inclusion request and metadata.


9-25: Trait implementation for SignableECDSA is correct.

The SignableECDSA implementation for ConstraintsMessage correctly provides the digest method for ECDSA signatures.


63-77: Trait implementation for SignableBLS is correct.

The SignableBLS implementation for ConstraintsMessage correctly provides the digest method for BLS signatures.


79-86: Struct definition for Constraint is correct.

The Constraint struct correctly represents a general constraint on block building.


88-98: Method implementation for Constraint::from_inclusion_request is correct.

The from_inclusion_request method correctly constructs a Constraint from an inclusion request and an optional index.


100-108: Method implementation for Constraint::as_bytes is correct.

The as_bytes method correctly converts the Constraint to a byte representation useful for signing.

bolt-sidecar/src/crypto/bls.rs (4)

12-12: LGTM!

The type alias BLSBytes enhances code readability.


39-42: LGTM!

The SignerBLS trait provides a clear abstraction for generating BLS signatures.


46-49: LGTM!

The SignerBLSAsync trait provides a clear abstraction for generating BLS signatures asynchronously.


92-92: LGTM!

The function from_bls_signature_to_consensus_signature ensures compatibility between different BLS signature formats.

Justfile (2)

79-84: LGTM!

The kill-builder recipe provides a convenient way to stop the bolt-builder container.


112-124: LGTM!

The update to use docker buildx build leverages Docker BuildKit functionality for improved build performance and advanced features.

bolt-sidecar/src/client/commit_boost.rs (2)

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LGTM!

The CommitBoostClient struct and its implementation handle initialization and loading of public keys asynchronously, with graceful error handling.


Line range hint 51-81:
LGTM!

The load_pubkeys method implements a robust retry mechanism for loading public keys, with thread-safe access using RwLock.

bolt-sidecar/src/state/head_tracker.rs (4)

1-21: LGTM!

The HeadTracker struct and its implementation efficiently track and broadcast new head events using a broadcast channel.


23-31: LGTM!

The NewHeadsTopic struct and its implementation provide clear and type-safe event handling for new head events.


33-75: LGTM!

The HeadTracker::start method initializes the tracker, starts listening for new head events, and handles errors gracefully with retries.


77-93: LGTM!

The HeadTracker::stop, HeadTracker::next_head, and HeadTracker::subscribe_new_heads methods provide essential functionality for managing the tracker and subscribing to new head events.

bolt-sidecar/src/test_util.rs (7)

28-35: LGTM!

The function correctly checks the reachability of the execution API URL.


37-44: LGTM!

The function correctly checks the reachability of the engine API URL.


46-53: LGTM!

The function correctly checks the reachability of the beacon API URL.


81-84: LGTM!

The function correctly launches a local instance of the Anvil test chain.


86-98: LGTM!

The function correctly creates a default transaction template for tests.


100-103: LGTM!

The function correctly creates a default BLS secret key.


105-129: LGTM!

The struct and its implementations for SignableBLS and SignableECDSA are correctly implemented.

bolt-sidecar/src/builder/template.rs (6)

23-49: LGTM!

The BlockTemplate struct and its methods for managing transactions and state diffs are correctly implemented.


Line range hint 54-56:
LGTM!

The method correctly returns the length of the transactions in the block template.


Line range hint 58-66:
LGTM!

The method correctly returns the blob count of the block template.


Line range hint 68-79:
LGTM!

The method correctly removes a transaction at the specified index and updates the state diff.


Line range hint 81-116:
LGTM!

The method correctly removes transactions that conflict with the given account state.


Line range hint 120-129:
LGTM!

The StateDiff struct and its method for getting the diff for a given address are correctly implemented.

bolt-sidecar/src/primitives/commitment.rs (6)

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LGTM!

The enums CommitmentRequest and InclusionRequest with their serialization/deserialization logic are correctly implemented.


38-43: LGTM!

The method correctly validates the transaction fee against a minimum basefee.


47-53: LGTM!

The function correctly deserializes a transaction from a string.


56-63: LGTM!

The function correctly serializes a transaction to a string.


Line range hint 65-73:
LGTM!

The function correctly deserializes a value from a string.


Line range hint 75-85:
LGTM!

The function correctly serializes a signature to a string with adjusted parity.

bolt-sidecar/src/config/chain.rs (4)

6-14: LGTM!

The constants for commitment deadline and slot time are correctly defined.


16-30: LGTM!

The constants for builder domains are correctly defined.


32-120: LGTM!

The ChainConfig struct and its methods for managing chain configuration are correctly implemented.


122-152: LGTM!

The test implementations for ChainConfig are correctly implemented.

bolt-sidecar/src/builder/signature.rs (7)

12-31: LGTM!

The function correctly handles the signing process and returns a valid signature.


33-48: LGTM!

The function correctly handles the verification process and returns appropriate results.


50-63: LGTM!

The function correctly handles the verification process and returns appropriate results.


66-72: LGTM!

The function correctly handles the signing process and returns a valid signature.


74-80: LGTM!

The struct is correctly defined and used within the file.


82-89: LGTM!

The function correctly handles the computation process and returns appropriate results.


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No unnecessary dependencies or unused imports were found in the bolt-sidecar/src/builder/signature.rs file.

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  • blst
  • ethereum_consensus
  • tree_hash
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bolt-sidecar/src/state/fetcher.rs (5)

22-41: LGTM!

The trait methods are correctly defined and handle the expected functionality.


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The struct and its methods are correctly defined and handle the expected functionality.


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The methods are correctly implemented and handle the expected functionality. The retry logic for fetching account state is appropriately defined.


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  • The imports are used in the implementation, confirming their necessity.
  • The constants are defined and used appropriately within the file.
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rg --type rust 'MAX_RETRIES|RETRY_BACKOFF_MS'

Length of output: 3623

bolt-sidecar/src/client/mevboost.rs (3)

46-130: LGTM!

The methods are correctly implemented and handle the expected functionality.


132-185: LGTM!

The methods are correctly implemented and handle the expected functionality.


1-44: Ensure necessary imports and struct definition.

Verify that all imported modules are used within the file to avoid unnecessary dependencies and ensure the struct and its methods are appropriately defined.

bolt-sidecar/src/api/spec.rs (7)

27-33: LGTM!

The struct is correctly defined and handles error responses as expected.


35-41: LGTM!

The function correctly handles the serialization process.


43-69: LGTM!

The enum is correctly defined and covers all expected error types.


71-113: LGTM!

The implementation correctly handles the conversion process and returns appropriate HTTP responses.


117-137: LGTM!

The trait methods are correctly defined and handle the expected functionality.


139-153: LGTM!

The trait methods are correctly defined and handle the expected functionality.


1-25: Ensure necessary imports and constants.

Verify that all imported modules are used within the file to avoid unnecessary dependencies and ensure the constants are appropriately defined.

Verification successful

Verification successful: All imports and constants are necessary and used.

The imports from axum, beacon_api_client, ethereum_consensus, and serde are utilized within the file bolt-sidecar/src/api/spec.rs. Additionally, the constants STATUS_PATH, REGISTER_VALIDATORS_PATH, GET_HEADER_PATH, GET_PAYLOAD_PATH, and CONSTRAINTS_PATH are appropriately used in other parts of the codebase.

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bolt-sidecar/src/builder/mod.rs (5)

24-25: Ensure Correct Usage of Module signature.

The module signature is defined and used. Verify that the module is correctly used in the file.


19-22: Ensure Correct Usage of Module template.

The module template is defined and used. Verify that the module is correctly used in the file.

Verification successful

Module template and BlockTemplate Struct Usage Verified.

The template module and BlockTemplate struct are correctly used in the codebase.

  • bolt-sidecar/src/builder/template.rs: Definition and implementation of BlockTemplate.
  • bolt-sidecar/src/state/execution.rs: Multiple usages of BlockTemplate.
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161-179: Verify Signature Creation and Error Handling.

The method create_signed_builder_bid involves signature creation and error handling. Ensure that the signature is correctly created and errors are properly handled.

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Verified Signature Creation and Error Handling.

The create_signed_builder_bid method correctly creates a signature and handles errors appropriately. The sign_builder_message function is used for signing, and errors are propagated using the ? operator. The public key conversion uses expect, which is acceptable if the conversion is guaranteed to succeed.

  • The method implementation is correct and follows best practices.
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67-82: Ensure Proper Initialization of Fields.

The fields of LocalBuilder are initialized in the new method. Verify that all fields are correctly initialized and used.

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Verified Proper Initialization of Fields.

The new method in the LocalBuilder implementation correctly initializes all fields: payload_and_bid, fallback_builder, secret_key, and chain.

  • Initialization of Fields:
    • payload_and_bid: None
    • fallback_builder: FallbackPayloadBuilder::new(config)
    • secret_key: config.builder_private_key.clone()
    • chain: config.chain.clone()
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151-155: Ensure Safe Handling of Cached Payload.

The method get_cached_payload uses take to consume the cached payload. Verify that this operation is safe and does not lead to unexpected behavior.

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Safe Handling of Cached Payload Verified

The method get_cached_payload is used in a context that safely handles the absence of a cached payload by logging a warning and sending a None response. This ensures that the operation does not lead to unexpected behavior.

  • bolt-sidecar/bin/sidecar.rs: Safe handling of the None case with appropriate logging and response.
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bolt-sidecar/bin/sidecar.rs (2)

18-63: Ensure Proper Initialization and Error Handling in Main Function.

The main function initializes configurations, state clients, and starts the RPC server and builder proxy server. Verify that all initializations are correct and errors are properly handled.

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Initialization and Error Handling in Main Function Verified

The main function in bolt-sidecar/bin/sidecar.rs correctly initializes configurations, state clients, and starts the RPC server and builder proxy server. Error handling is properly implemented throughout the function.

  • Initialization and error handling are appropriately managed using the ? operator and if let Err(e) constructs.
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65-165: Ensure Correct Implementation of Async Tasks.

The main function contains several async tasks for handling API events, head events, payload requests, and shutdown signals. Verify that all async tasks are correctly implemented and follow best practices.

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Async Tasks Implementation Verified

The async tasks in the main function, handling API events, head events, payload requests, and shutdown signals, are correctly implemented and follow best practices. No issues were found.

  • Proper usage of the tokio::select! macro.
  • Correct handling of each branch within the tokio::select! block.
  • Proper error handling and logging.
  • Adherence to best practices for async programming in Rust.
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bolt-sidecar/src/client/rpc.rs (1)

Line range hint 26-162:
Ensure Proper Implementation of RpcClient Methods.

The methods in the RpcClient struct interact with the Execution layer JSON-RPC API. Verify that all methods are correctly implemented and follow best practices.

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Verified Implementation of RpcClient Methods

The RpcClient struct and its methods are correctly implemented and follow best practices. The Deref and DerefMut traits are also appropriately implemented to allow seamless interaction with the underlying alloy::RpcClient<Http<Client>>.

  • RpcClient struct definition and methods are correctly implemented.
  • Deref and DerefMut traits are properly used.
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bolt-sidecar/src/json_rpc/api.rs (1)

52-59: Ensure Proper Definition of ApiEvent Struct.

The struct ApiEvent has been defined with fields. Verify that the struct definition is correct and follows best practices.

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Verified: Proper Definition of ApiEvent Struct

The ApiEvent struct is correctly defined with appropriate fields and documentation comments. The struct follows Rust best practices.

  • The fields request and response_tx are properly defined.
  • The struct is used correctly in the file.
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bolt-sidecar/src/config/mod.rs (2)

96-96: Check for proper initialization of builder_private_key.

Ensure that the builder_private_key is correctly initialized and used securely. Verify that it is not exposed or logged in any way.

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builder_private_key is securely initialized and handled.

  • The builder_private_key is initialized securely using the random_bls_secret function, which uses a secure random number generator.
  • There are no instances of builder_private_key being logged or printed, ensuring it is not exposed.
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148-206: Ensure proper error handling in try_from implementation.

The try_from implementation for Config should handle all potential errors gracefully and provide meaningful error messages.

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The provided snippet and the output from the script indicate that the try_from function uses eyre::eyre! and eyre::bail! for error handling, which is appropriate. However, to ensure that all potential errors are handled properly and that meaningful error messages are provided, we need to review the complete implementation in context.

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Proper error handling in try_from implementation verified.

The try_from implementation for Config handles errors gracefully and provides meaningful error messages using eyre::eyre! and eyre::bail!.

  • The function covers various potential error cases, including decoding failures and file reading issues.
  • Error messages are descriptive and clear.
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bolt-sidecar/src/primitives/mod.rs (13)

52-54: Ensure correct serialization and deserialization of SignedBuilderBid.

Verify that the SignedBuilderBid struct is correctly serialized and deserialized. Ensure that all fields are properly handled.

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Serialization and Deserialization of SignedBuilderBid Verified

The SignedBuilderBid struct is correctly serialized and deserialized, as evidenced by the numerous test cases that verify this functionality.

  • Test Files:
    • mev-boost/server/service_test.go
    • mev-boost-relay/services/api/types_test.go
    • mev-boost-relay/common/ssz_test.go
    • mev-boost-relay/datastore/redis_test.go
    • builder/builder/local_relay_test.go

These tests ensure that the struct is properly handled during serialization and deserialization.

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99-106: Ensure proper error handling in LocalPayloadFetcher::new.

The new method of LocalPayloadFetcher should handle potential errors gracefully and provide meaningful error messages.


42-50: Ensure correct serialization and deserialization of BuilderBid.

Verify that the BuilderBid struct is correctly serialized and deserialized. Ensure that all fields are properly handled.

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Serialization and Deserialization of BuilderBid Verified

The BuilderBid struct is correctly annotated for serialization and deserialization, with custom rules for the value and public_key fields properly handled using serde attributes.

  • src/primitives/mod.rs: Proper usage of serde attributes for BuilderBid.
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110-125: Ensure proper error handling in LocalPayloadFetcher::fetch_payload.

The fetch_payload method of LocalPayloadFetcher should handle potential errors gracefully and provide meaningful error messages.

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Verified: Proper error handling is implemented in LocalPayloadFetcher::fetch_payload.

  • The method logs the error using tracing::error! and returns None if an error occurs, which ensures that errors are handled gracefully and meaningful error messages are provided.
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  $$$
  async fn fetch_payload(&self, slot: u64) -> Option<PayloadAndBid> {
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93-97: Ensure correct handling of PayloadAndBid.

Verify that the PayloadAndBid struct is correctly handled and used throughout the codebase. Ensure that all fields are properly managed.

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Handling of PayloadAndBid is correct.

The PayloadAndBid struct and its fields are correctly managed and used throughout the codebase.

  • SignedBuilderBid and GetPayloadResponse are properly set and retrieved in various methods and structures.
  • The payload_and_bid field in the LocalBuilder struct is correctly handled.
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215-240: Ensure correct handling of ChainHead.

Verify that the ChainHead struct is correctly handled and used throughout the codebase. Ensure that all fields are properly managed.


128-131: Ensure proper error handling in PayloadFetcher trait.

The fetch_payload method in the PayloadFetcher trait should handle potential errors gracefully and provide meaningful error messages.

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Proper error handling is implemented in LocalPayloadFetcher trait implementation.

The fetch_payload method in the LocalPayloadFetcher trait implementation logs errors using tracing::error! when the payload fetch operation fails. The NoopPayloadFetcher implementation does not handle errors, which is appropriate given its purpose.

  • bolt-sidecar/src/primitives/mod.rs:121 - Logs error with tracing::error!.
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# Search for `fetch_payload` method implementation in `LocalPayloadFetcher`.
ast-grep --lang rust --pattern 'impl PayloadFetcher for LocalPayloadFetcher {
  async fn fetch_payload(&self, slot: u64) -> Option<PayloadAndBid> {
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}'

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58-62: Ensure correct serialization and deserialization of SignedBuilderBidWithProofs.

Verify that the SignedBuilderBidWithProofs struct is correctly serialized and deserialized. Ensure that all fields are properly handled.


64-70: Ensure correct serialization and deserialization of ConstraintProof.

Verify that the ConstraintProof struct is correctly serialized and deserialized. Ensure that all fields are properly handled.


160-192: Ensure correct deserialization of GetPayloadResponse.

Verify that the GetPayloadResponse enum is correctly deserialized. Ensure that all variants are properly handled.

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Deserialization of GetPayloadResponse is correctly implemented.

The Deserialize implementation for the GetPayloadResponse enum properly handles all three variants (Capella, Deneb, and Bellatrix). Each variant is checked in sequence, ensuring correct deserialization.

  • Capella variant handling: Ok(Self::Capella(inner))
  • Deneb variant handling: Ok(Self::Deneb(inner))
  • Bellatrix variant handling: Ok(Self::Bellatrix(inner))
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87-90: Ensure correct handling of FetchPayloadRequest.

Verify that the FetchPayloadRequest struct is correctly handled and used throughout the codebase. Ensure that the response_tx field is properly managed.

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Verification Successful: Correct Handling of FetchPayloadRequest

The FetchPayloadRequest struct is correctly handled and the response_tx field is properly managed within the LocalPayloadFetcher implementation.

  • The response_tx field is sent as part of the FetchPayloadRequest.
  • Errors in receiving from response_rx are logged appropriately.
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ast-grep --lang rust --pattern 'impl LocalPayloadFetcher {
    $_
    pub async fn fetch_payload(&self, slot: u64) -> Option<PayloadAndBid> {
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    $_
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    $_
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79-85: Ensure correct serialization and deserialization of MerkleMultiProof.

Verify that the MerkleMultiProof struct is correctly serialized and deserialized. Ensure that all fields are properly handled.


72-77: Ensure correct serialization and deserialization of MerkleProof.

Verify that the MerkleProof struct is correctly serialized and deserialized. Ensure that all fields are properly handled.

bolt-sidecar/src/state/consensus.rs (4)

33-50: Ensure proper initialization of ConsensusState.

Verify that the ConsensusState struct is correctly initialized and used throughout the codebase. Ensure that all fields are properly managed.

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Ensure proper initialization of ConsensusState.

The ConsensusState struct is correctly initialized in its constructor, and all fields are managed properly in the codebase.

  • The constructor in bolt-sidecar/src/state/consensus.rs ensures all fields are initialized.
  • The instance creation in bolt-sidecar/bin/sidecar.rs uses the constructor correctly.
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100-130: Ensure proper error handling in ConsensusState::update_head.

The update_head method of ConsensusState should handle potential errors gracefully and provide meaningful error messages.

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Ensure proper error handling in ConsensusState::update_head.

The update_head method of ConsensusState handles potential errors by using the ? operator to propagate errors. This ensures that any error encountered in the async calls (e.g., get_beacon_header or fetch_proposer_duties) is returned to the caller. The method returns a Result<(), ConsensusError>, which is a standard way to handle errors in Rust.

  • The method propagates errors from the beacon_api_client.get_beacon_header and fetch_proposer_duties calls using the ? operator.
  • The returned errors are of type ConsensusError, which should provide meaningful error messages if properly implemented.

This approach ensures that any error encountered during the execution of update_head is handled gracefully and communicated to the caller with a meaningful error message.

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  $$$
  pub async fn update_head(&mut self, head: u64) -> Result<(), ConsensusError> {
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74-98: Ensure proper error handling in ConsensusState::validate_request.

The validate_request method of ConsensusState should handle potential errors gracefully and provide meaningful error messages.

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Proper error handling in ConsensusState::validate_request confirmed.

The validate_request method in the ConsensusState class handles errors appropriately by returning meaningful ConsensusError variants for invalid slots and deadlines exceeded. The error messages are clear and provide sufficient information about the errors.

  • ConsensusError variants and their messages are well-defined.
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# Searching for the definition of the `ConsensusError` enum in Rust files using ripgrep
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140-154: Ensure proper error handling in ConsensusState::find_validator_index_for_slot.

The find_validator_index_for_slot method of ConsensusState should handle potential errors gracefully and provide meaningful error messages.

Verification successful

Proper error handling and meaningful error messages are already implemented in ConsensusState::find_validator_index_for_slot.

The method returns a clear and appropriate error message (ConsensusError::ValidatorNotFound) if no matching validator index is found.

  • ConsensusError enum variants provide meaningful error messages:
    • BeaconApiError
    • InvalidSlot
    • DeadlineExceeded
    • ValidatorNotFound
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify proper error handling in `ConsensusState::find_validator_index_for_slot`.
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# Search for the definition of `ConsensusError` and inspect its variants.
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# Search for the term `ConsensusError` across the entire codebase.
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# Extract the definition and variants of the `ConsensusError` enum from `bolt-sidecar/src/state/consensus.rs`.
ast-grep --lang rust --pattern 'pub enum ConsensusError { $$$ }' bolt-sidecar/src/state/consensus.rs

Length of output: 806

bolt-sidecar/src/builder/compat.rs (3)

124-166: Ensure correct conversion in to_consensus_execution_payload.

Verify that the to_consensus_execution_payload function correctly converts a sealed block into


78-122: Ensure correct conversion in to_alloy_execution_payload.

Verify that the to_alloy_execution_payload function correctly converts a sealed block into an Alloy execution payload. Ensure that all fields are properly handled.


23-75: Ensure correct conversion in to_execution_payload_header.

Verify that the to_execution_payload_header function correctly converts a sealed header into an execution payload header. Ensure that all fields are properly handled.

bolt-sidecar/src/state/mod.rs (4)

14-25: Modules for execution, state fetching, consensus, and head tracking added.

The addition of these modules is crucial for managing different aspects of the state. Ensure that these modules are correctly implemented and integrated.


27-64: CommitmentDeadline struct and methods added.

The CommitmentDeadline struct and its methods are well-implemented, providing functionality to manage deadlines for commitments.


89-101: Test cases for CommitmentDeadline added.

The test cases are comprehensive and correctly implemented, ensuring the functionality of CommitmentDeadline.


Line range hint 110-298:
Test cases for ExecutionState added.

The test cases are comprehensive and correctly implemented, ensuring the functionality of ExecutionState.

bolt-sidecar/src/state/execution.rs (8)

19-45: New validation errors added to ValidationError.

The addition of new validation errors enhances the error handling capabilities of the system.


Line range hint 62-107:
Modifications to ExecutionState struct.

The modifications to the ExecutionState struct, including the addition of new fields and methods, are well-implemented and enhance the functionality of the struct.


Line range hint 112-175:
try_commit method added to ExecutionState.

The try_commit method is well-implemented, providing functionality to validate and commit transactions.


176-186: commit_transaction method added to ExecutionState.

The commit_transaction method is well-implemented, providing functionality to commit transactions to a block template.


187-199: update_head method added to ExecutionState.

The update_head method is well-implemented, providing functionality to update the state with a new block number.


Line range hint 200-207:
apply_state_update method added to ExecutionState.

The apply_state_update method is well-implemented, providing functionality to apply state updates to the execution state.


Line range hint 208-223:
refresh_templates method added to ExecutionState.

The refresh_templates method is well-implemented, providing functionality to refresh block templates with the latest account states.


264-266: StateUpdate struct added.

The StateUpdate struct is well-implemented, providing functionality to manage state updates.

bolt-sidecar/src/api/builder.rs (4)

35-85: BuilderProxyServer struct and methods added.

The BuilderProxyServer struct and its methods are well-implemented, providing functionality to proxy requests to the target server.


106-171: get_header method added to BuilderProxyServer.

The get_header method is well-implemented, providing functionality to get a header from the target server or a locally built header in case of failure.


173-236: get_payload method added to BuilderProxyServer.

The get_payload method is well-implemented, providing functionality to get a payload from the target server or a locally built payload in case of failure.


248-279: start_builder_proxy_server function added.

The start_builder_proxy_server function is well-implemented, providing functionality to start the builder proxy server with the given configuration.

bolt-sidecar/src/builder/call_trace_manager.rs (3)

86-278: CallTraceManager struct and methods added.

The CallTraceManager struct and its methods are well-implemented, providing functionality to handle trace requests and accumulate state diffs.


280-294: get_trace_options_with_override function added.

The get_trace_options_with_override function is well-implemented, providing functionality to get trace options with state overrides.


296-307: merge_account_state_in_overrides function added.

The merge_account_state_in_overrides function is well-implemented, providing functionality to merge account states into state overrides.

bolt-sidecar/src/builder/payload_builder.rs (10)

21-27: LGTM!

The constant DEFAULT_EXTRA_DATA is well-defined and used within the file.


40-48: LGTM!

The struct FallbackPayloadBuilder is well-defined with necessary fields for configuration.


50-67: LGTM!

The constructor new for FallbackPayloadBuilder is well-defined and initializes necessary fields.


70-85: LGTM!

The struct Context is well-defined with necessary fields for building a sealed block.


87-96: LGTM!

The struct Hints is well-defined with necessary fields for various hints used in building a sealed block.


247-259: LGTM!

The enum EngineApiHint is well-defined with necessary variants for various hint values that can be fetched from the engine API.


261-269: LGTM!

The struct EngineHinter is well-defined with necessary fields for fetching hints from the engine API.


339-345: LGTM!

The function parse_geth_response is well-defined and correctly parses the hint value from the engine response.


347-381: LGTM!

The function build_header_with_hints_and_context is well-defined and correctly builds a header with the given hints and context values.


1-13: Verify the necessity of all imported modules.

Ensure all imported modules are used within the file. Unused imports can be removed to improve readability and reduce potential maintenance issues.

Verification successful

All imported modules are used within the file.

No unused imports were found in the bolt-sidecar/src/builder/payload_builder.rs file. The current import statements are necessary and relevant to the code.

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# Description: Verify the usage of imported modules in the file.
# Test: Check if all imported modules are used within the file. Expect: No unused imports.
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# Description: Check the usage of each imported module in the file to identify unused imports.

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    "alloy_rpc_types"
    "alloy_rpc_types_engine"
    "beacon_api_client"
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    "reth_rpc_layer"
    "serde_json"
)

# Initialize an empty array to store unused imports.
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# Loop through each module and check if it is used in the file.
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done

# Output the list of unused imports, if any.
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# Description: Check the usage of each imported module in the file to identify unused imports.

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    "alloy_rpc_types"
    "alloy_rpc_types_engine"
    "beacon_api_client"
    "hex"
    "regex"
    "reth_primitives"
    "reth_rpc_layer"
    "serde_json"
)

# Initialize an empty array to store unused imports.
unused_imports=()

# Loop through each module and check if it is used in the file.
for module in "${modules[@]}"; do
    if ! rg --fixed-strings --word-regexp "$module" bolt-sidecar/src/builder/payload_builder.rs > /dev/null; then
        unused_imports+=("$module")
    fi
done

# Output the list of unused imports, if any.
if [ ${#unused_imports[@]} -eq 0 ]; then
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@merklefruit merklefruit merged commit 2364a25 into unstable Jul 4, 2024
@merklefruit merklefruit deleted the feat/sidecar/builder-api branch July 4, 2024 08:52
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Sidecar: implement standard builder-API & proxy
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