[EAN-Issue-2530] Added emv-contracts-details move module#342
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| /// Input for DKG key output - contains threshold type and keys for one committee | ||
| struct DkgCommitteeOutput has copy, drop { | ||
| /// The threshold type (0=validity, 1=quorum, 2=unanimous, etc.) | ||
| threshold_type: u8, | ||
| /// Public key shares for each validator (indexed by validator position) | ||
| keys: vector<vector<u8>>, | ||
| } |
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struct should be before any method as a standard practice in Move modules
| public fun new_dkg_node_config(addr: address, identity: vector<u8>, dkg_pubkey: vector<u8>,): DkgNodeConfig{ | ||
| DkgNodeConfig{ | ||
| addr, | ||
| identity, | ||
| dkg_pubkey | ||
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| } | ||
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| public fun get_addr(dkg_node: &DkgNodeConfig): address{ | ||
| dkg_node.addr | ||
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| public fun get_dkg_pubkey(dkg_node: &DkgNodeConfig): vector<u8>{ | ||
| dkg_node.dkg_pubkey | ||
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| public fun len(committee: &DkgCommittee): u64{ | ||
| vector::length(&committee.committee) | ||
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| public fun get_committee(dkg_committee: &DkgCommittee): vector<DkgNodeConfig>{ | ||
| dkg_committee.committee | ||
| } | ||
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| public fun new_dkg_committee(committee: vector<DkgNodeConfig>, threshold_type: CertificateThresholdType): DkgCommittee{ | ||
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| assert!(vector::length(&committee) > 0, EINVALID_DKG_COMMITTEE_SIZE); | ||
| DkgCommittee{ | ||
| committee, | ||
| threshold_type | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| public fun new_dkg_committee_from_validator_consensus_info(validator_committee: vector<ValidatorConsensusInfo>, threshold_type: CertificateThresholdType): DkgCommittee{ | ||
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| assert!(vector::length(&validator_committee) > 0, EINVALID_DKG_COMMITTEE_SIZE); | ||
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| // The order of the committee members is important for DKG. | ||
| // The order should correspond to the order of the validator committee. | ||
| // The output of the DKG has keys in the same order as the committee. | ||
| let dkg_committee = vector[]; | ||
| vector::for_each(validator_committee, |x| | ||
| { | ||
| let validator_keys_bytes = validator_consensus_info::get_pk_bytes(&x); | ||
| let addr = validator_consensus_info::get_addr(&x); | ||
| vector::push_back(&mut dkg_committee, DkgNodeConfig{ | ||
| addr, | ||
| identity: bcs::to_bytes(&addr), | ||
| dkg_pubkey: validator_keys_bytes, | ||
| }); | ||
| } | ||
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| DkgCommittee{ | ||
| committee: dkg_committee, | ||
| threshold_type | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| public fun new_receiver_committee(is_resharing: bool, dkg_threshold_type: CertificateThresholdType, committee: DkgCommittee): ReceiverCommittee{ | ||
| ReceiverCommittee{ |
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I think all of the methods here are pure functions so should either be tagged as view or perhaps use public(friend) if this is to be invoked only from other module? Not sure what purpose is served by this module since Move state is not changed at all. If this is only for validators, wouldn't it make more sense to do this in rust layer?
| @@ -34,12 +35,14 @@ module supra_framework::stake { | |||
| use supra_framework::system_addresses; | |||
| use supra_framework::staking_config::{Self, StakingConfig, StakingRewardsConfig}; | |||
| use supra_framework::chain_status; | |||
| use std::dkg_committee; | |||
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use supra_framework::dkg_committee
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Looks good, only a few minor things.
| /// &framework_signer, vector["contract1_name"], vector[contract1_address]); | ||
| /// supra_framework::supra_governance::reconfigure(&framework_signer); | ||
| /// ``` | ||
| public fun upsert_evm_contract_details_for_next_epoch( |
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Under what circumstances do we need to change this after genesis? Do we intend to use it to deploy new contracts via governance?
- The module will hold the evm contract names accosiated with the corresponding addresses - Supra node runtime will utilize this information to retrieve evm block-metadata and automation-registry contract addresses - Users can retrieve the 0x1::evm_contracts_details::EvmContractsDetails resource to get info on supra native evm contracts
* add evm_config in Move state * add config validation for required key and value type match * add test * remove double negative assert check * change to EvmScalarCOnfig with everything u128 * minor * add evm config to encode testnet * Fixed test * Fixed build error * Enabled serde for OnChainEvmConfig required by to be able to cache on-chain-config * remove nested if * validate gas used ratio, add other evm parameters --------- Co-authored-by: Saurabh Joshi <sjoshi@supra.com> Co-authored-by: Aregnaz Harutyunyan <>
… well (#354) Co-authored-by: Aregnaz Harutyunyan <>
Co-authored-by: Saurabh Joshi <sjoshi@supra.com>
0x1::evm_contracts_details::EvmContractsDetailsresource to get info on supra native evm contractsFixes: https://github.com/Entropy-Foundation/smr-moonshot/issues/2530