* Improve logging and logging options in Fluffy
- Allow selection of log format, including:
- JSON
- automatic selection based on tty
- Allow log levels per topic configured on cli
- Remove failing on withdrawalsRoot to allow Shanghai BlockHeader.
Still need to add real checks in block header / body validation.
- Add withdrawals array to Block object for JSON-RPC API
Allow for the Fluffy Portal bridge to inject receipts. This
requires a web3 endpoint to be provided, and currently only
Alchemy is supported due to the used JSON-RPC endpoint.
It is only (mostly) a skeleton, not further developed and not
used. It is unlikely the way forward either when further
developing the Portal state network.
* Part of EIP-4895: add withdrawals processing to block processing.
* Refactoring: extracted the engine API handler bodies into procs.
Intending to implement the V2 versions next. (I need the bodies to be
in separate procs so that multiple versions can use them.)
* Working on Engine API changes for Shanghai.
* Updated nim-web3, resolved ambiguity in Hash256 type.
* Updated nim-eth3 to point to master, now that I've merged that.
* I'm confused about what's going on with engine_client.
But let's try resolving this Hash256 ambiguity.
* Still trying to fix this conflict with the Hash256 types.
* Does this work now that nimbus-eth2 has been updated?
* Corrected blockValue in getPayload responses back to UInt256.
c834f67a37
* Working on getting the withdrawals-related tests to pass.
* Fixing more of those Hash256 ambiguities.
(I'm not sure why the nim-web3 library introduced a conflicting type
named Hash256, but right now I just want to get this code to compile again.)
* Bumped a couple of libraries to fix some error messages.
* Needed to get "make fluffy-tools" to pass, too.
* Getting "make nimbus_verified_proxy" to build.
* Bump nimbus-eth2 and fix beacon LC related changes
* Disable local_testnet test in CI
Latest version is no longer compatible with the old nightlies that are being downloaded for the test
* Refactoring in preparation for time-based forking.
* Timestamp-based hard-fork-transition.
* Workaround SideEffect issue / compiler bug for both failing locations in Portal history code
---------
Co-authored-by: kdeme <kim.demey@gmail.com>
* Reduce Nim 1.6 compiler warnings/hints for Fluffy and Nimbus proxy
Mostly raises Defect removals, TaintedString removal and some
unnecessary imports.
Also updating the copyright years alongside.
* Further reduce Nim 1.6 compiler warnings/hints for Nimbus
* Updated to the latest nim-eth, nim-rocksdb, nim-web3
* Bump nimbus-eth2 module and fix related issues
Temporarily disabling Portal beacon light client network as it is
a lot of copy pasted code that did not yet take into account
forks. This will require a bigger rework and was not yet tested
in an actual network anyhow.
* More nimbus fixes after module bumps
---------
Co-authored-by: Adam Spitz <adamspitz@status.im>
Co-authored-by: jangko <jangko128@gmail.com>
Two unresolved items currently:
- Three tests that are temporarily disabled as they fail in the
macro_assembler code, which seems to be due to an ambigious
identifier Stop (Ops and chronos ServerCommand enum).
- i386 CI disabled as it fails at Nim compilation already. Failed
tests where already ignored for this target.
* Move BlockHeaderWithProof content to content key selector 0
- Remove as content type with content key selector 4
- Replace regular block header with BlockHeaderWithProof at
content key selector 0
* Apply blockHeader content key also to bridge
* Add tests for header with proof generation and verification
This is an example of how the beacon state historical_roots could
be added with a proof to be able to provide on the network and
verify by means of proof against the state root.
The portal_*Offer call was changed in the specs to actually do
gossip. Make it no longer possible to test purely an offer with
one node. Add OfferReal call for now until spec potentially gets
adjusted.
Also Add some Node information logging for FindContent and Offer
to be able to better debug failures and interoperability.
Kim De Mey
Adam Spitz
jangko
KonradStaniec