This synchronizes defaultRuntimeConfig with v1.1.1 of the spec.
- Introduces `TERMINAL_TOTAL_DIFFICULTY` and `TERMINAL_BLOCK_HASH`.
- Sets `ALTAIR_FORK_EPOCH` in `mainnet` preset.
This extends `mock_blocks` support to also allow producing Merge blocks.
The only step missing was initialization of the `ExecutionPayload` to an
empty value (as created by `build_empty_execution_payload`).
So far, `withState` and `withBlck` templates could only be used to have
convenience access to fork-agnostic BeaconState and BeaconBlock fields.
This patch:
- injects an additional `stateFork` constant that allows to use
`when` expressions to also access Altair and Merge-specific fields.
- introduces a `withStateAndBlck` template to support operating on both
a `BeaconState` and `BeaconBlock` at a time.
- makes sync committee related functions Merge aware.
- changes a couple if-else trees for forks into case statements so that
forgotten future forks are promoted to compile-time errors.
So far, SSZ tests for `uint128` and `uint256` integers were disabled
due to "compile-time issues". The code has been adjusted to support
those additional test vectors, and the corresponding tests have been
enabled.
There are a few locations in the code that compare the current epoch to
the various FORK_EPOCH constants and branch off into fork-specific code.
When a new fork is introduced, it is sometimes forgotten to update all
of those branch locations. This patch introduces a compile-time check
that ensures that all branches need to be covered exhaustively. This is
done by replacing if-elif structures with case expressions.
instead of Ubuntu-18.04. This fixes a crash when stress-testing the
metrics HTTP server. We think it was due to gcc-7.4.0 miscompiling
something. The new distro/version gives us gcc-8.3.0, but with the same
old glibc-2.28 we need on Raspbian.
In tests, the private key was put into the validator deposit's withdraw
credentials so that it can be recovered later. This leads to problems
when creating the validators through other means that do not put the key
there. In general, mock private keys only depend on the validator index,
though, and because it is clear what the index of a validator is, it is
not actually needed to put the key into the credentials.
There are a number of locations in the code that get attestations on a
forked beacon state. For attestation pools test, a convenience wrapper
was available to reduce clutter. This patch integrates that wrapper into
the core component so that it can also take advantage of the wrapper.
Replaced non-conventional `-Present` form in copyright headers with the
more appropriate `-2021` version that is already used by the majority of
the code base. Copyright header should indicate the years during which
the specific file was modified.
There are multiple ways how states can be processed during tests. One is
through tests/mocking, the other through tests/xxxutil. Both methods can
create genesis states with a set of deposits from mock validators. The
private keys for those validators are created differently, though. While
tests/mocking generates random keys, testblockutil generates fixed keys.
This is a problem when mixing both tests/mocking and testblockutil in a
single test case, as they assume that the deposits were generated using
the same method. This patch aligns the key generation across tests.
The initialization of a `SyncAggregate` to its default value is not very
intuitive. There is an `init` function in `sync_committee_msg_pool` that
provides a convenience wrapper. This patch exports that initializer so
that the rest of the code base can also take advantage of it.
* grafana: update metrics.status.im.json
Signed-off-by: Jakub Sokołowski <jakub@status.im>
* grafana: hide slowest graphs in a folded row
This includes following graphs:
- `received attestation delay`
- `received aggregate delay`
- `received beacon block delay`
- `storeBlock() duration`
Hiding those makes the whole dashboard load much faster.
Signed-off-by: Jakub Sokołowski <jakub@status.im>
Adds a function that constructs a Merkle proof for a generalized index.
This will be used during light client sync to update light clients with
a new state (see NEXT_SYNC_COMMITTEE_INDEX / FINALIZED_ROOT_INDEX).
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Etan Kissling
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Jacek Sieka
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Eugene Kabanov
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