perf(state-transition): Skip double payload verification on verified and finalized blocks #2145
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mod/consensus/pkg/types/consensus_block.go (2)
42-43: LGTM: Constructor properly handles the new verifyPayload parameter
The changes to the constructor are clean and follow the existing patterns in the codebase.
Also applies to: 50-51
34-62: Verify consistent usage of verifyPayload across the codebase
Let's ensure that the verifyPayload field is being set appropriately in all block creation scenarios.
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Verification of verifyPayload usage confirms proper implementation
The codebase shows consistent and proper usage of verifyPayload:
- The field's purpose is clearly documented in multiple interfaces: "We should always verify it except when finalizing replayed blocks"
- The implementation in ConsensusBlock correctly exposes the field through GetVerifyPayload()
- The replay-related code in cometbft service properly handles block replay scenarios where verification should be skipped
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mod/beacon/blockchain/process.go (2)
116-118: LGTM! Clean implementation of consensus-controlled payload verification.
The change correctly implements the PR objective by allowing consensus to control payload verification through the GetVerifyPayload() method, while maintaining the optimistic execution approach.
116-116: Verify the GetVerifyPayload implementation.
Let's ensure the GetVerifyPayload() method is correctly implemented in the consensus block type.
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GetVerifyPayload implementation is correctly implemented and used
The method is properly implemented in mod/consensus/pkg/types/consensus_block.go where it returns a boolean field verifyPayload. The method is also part of the block interface in mod/beacon/blockchain/types.go and mod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go. The implementation and usage are consistent with the documented behavior that it "signals whether execution payload should be verified or not."
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mod/beacon/blockchain/types.go (1)
56-60: LGTM! Well-documented interface addition.
The new GetVerifyPayload method is a clean addition that aligns perfectly with the PR objective of controlling payload verification during block replay. The documentation clearly explains the expected behavior.
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- Follows the same pattern as other fields in the type
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mod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go (1)
94-98: LGTM! Well-documented interface change.
The addition of GetVerifyPayload() to the ConsensusBlock interface is well-documented and aligns with the PR's objective of controlling payload verification during block replay.
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func (b *ConsensusBlock[BeaconBlockT]) GetVerifyPayload() bool {
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The implementation is correct and consistent with the comment that states it should "always verify except when finalizing replayed blocks". The default value is set to true in the middleware, and the field can be explicitly set to false when needed for replayed blocks.
LGTM! The implementation correctly matches the interface requirements and documentation.
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Add documentation for the GetVerifyPayload method
Consider adding a comment explaining the method's purpose and return value semantics.
+// GetVerifyPayload returns whether payload verification should be performed during
+// block processing. A return value of false typically indicates that the block
+// is being replayed.
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Add documentation for the verifyPayload field
Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this field and its relationship to payload verification during block replay.
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+ // verifyPayload determines whether payload verification should be performed
+ // during block processing. This is typically false during block replay.
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| verifyPayload bool | |
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| // verifyPayload determines whether payload verification should be performed | |
| // during block processing. This is typically false during block replay. | |
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Consider making payload verification configurable
Instead of hardcoding true, consider making this value configurable through middleware initialization or configuration. This would provide more flexibility for different scenarios and make the code more maintainable.
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Enhance error handling for payload verification control
The current implementation would benefit from explicit error handling when payload verification is skipped or fails. Consider:
- Adding specific error types for verification skipped vs failed
- Including verification status in metrics
- Adding structured logging for verification decisions
This would improve observability and debugging capabilities.
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Consider additional safety checks for sync detection
While the current condition req.SyncingToHeight == req.Height works for basic sync detection, consider adding additional safety checks:
- Ensure both heights are non-zero
- Consider adding a minimum height difference threshold
- Add logging when skipping verification during sync
This would make the sync detection more robust and aid in debugging.
Example enhancement:
- req.SyncingToHeight == req.Height,
+ func() bool {
+ isSyncing := req.SyncingToHeight > 0 && req.Height > 0 &&
+ req.SyncingToHeight == req.Height
+ if isSyncing {
+ h.logger.Debug("Skipping payload verification during sync",
+ "height", req.Height,
+ "syncingToHeight", req.SyncingToHeight)
+ }
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mod/consensus/pkg/types/consensus_block.go (3)
43-43: LGTM: Constructor properly initialized with new field
The constructor correctly handles the new verifyPayload parameter and initializes the field appropriately.
Also applies to: 51-51
60-62: LGTM: Clean getter implementation
The GetVerifyPayload method follows Go conventions and provides necessary access to the verification status.
49-49: Verify timestamp conversion safety
While the conversion from Unix timestamp (int64) to uint64 is likely safe in the blockchain context, let's verify the implementation of math.U64() to ensure proper bounds checking.
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Timestamp conversion is safe for blockchain use
The math.U64 type is a simple wrapper around uint64 that provides serialization capabilities. The conversion from Unix timestamp to U64 is safe in the blockchain context because:
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The type performs direct casting without any bounds checking, which is acceptable since:
- Unix timestamps in blockchain are always post-1970 (positive values)
- The maximum possible Unix timestamp (year 2262) is well within uint64 range
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The implementation is extensively tested, including:
- Zero values
- Maximum uint64 values
- Various edge cases and error conditions
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mod/beacon/blockchain/process.go (1)
116-118: LGTM! Please verify replay scenarios.
The implementation correctly delegates payload verification control to the consensus layer, which aligns with the PR objectives. The logic is clean and maintains proper separation of concerns.
Let's verify the implementation of GetVerifyPayload() to ensure correct behavior in different scenarios:
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Implementation verified and correctly documented
The implementation is well-designed and properly documented:
GetVerifyPayload()is clearly defined in the interface with explicit documentation stating "We should always verify it except when finalizing replayed blocks"- The implementation in
ConsensusBlockis straightforward, returning theverifyPayloadfield - The usage in
process.gocorrectly negates the value forSkipPayloadVerification
The code maintains proper separation of concerns by:
- Defining the interface in
mod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go - Implementing it in
mod/consensus/pkg/types/consensus_block.go - Using it appropriately in the blockchain processor
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56-60: LGTM! Well-documented interface addition.
The new GetVerifyPayload method is a clean addition to the ConsensusBlock interface that aligns well with the PR objective of controlling payload verification during block replay.
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mod/consensus/pkg/types/consensus_block.gowith a proper boolean fieldverifyPayload - The method is correctly used in
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mod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go)
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Let me check one more aspect to understand how the verification parameter is used in the block processing flow.
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ConsensusBlock payload verification parameter is properly implemented
The verification shows that:
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SkipPayloadVerificationin the transition context - Block builder properly sets verification flags based on the context
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94-98: LGTM! Interface addition aligns with PR objectives.
The new GetVerifyPayload() method is well-documented and provides a clear mechanism for controlling payload verification during block replay.
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Add documentation for the verifyPayload field
Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose and usage of this field, particularly its role in controlling payload verification during block processing.
*commonConsensusData
+ // verifyPayload determines whether the payload should be verified during block processing.
+ // When false, payload verification is skipped (e.g., during block replay).
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Consider adding documentation about verification behavior.
The logic for skipping payload verification is crucial for consensus. Consider adding a comment explaining when and why payload verification might be skipped, especially during replay scenarios.
+ // SkipPayloadVerification controls whether to verify the execution payload.
+ // During block replay, verification is skipped (GetVerifyPayload returns false)
+ // to optimize performance while maintaining consensus safety.
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| SkipPayloadVerification: !blk.GetVerifyPayload(), | |
| // SkipPayloadVerification controls whether to verify the execution payload. | |
| // During block replay, verification is skipped (GetVerifyPayload returns false) | |
| // to optimize performance while maintaining consensus safety. | |
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Add documentation for the payload verification parameter
The addition of true for payload verification is correct for the proposal processing flow. However, consider adding a comment explaining why payload verification is always enabled during proposal processing.
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LGTM! Consider extracting the sync check to a named variable
The logic for skipping payload verification during syncing is correct and well-documented. However, consider extracting the comparison to a named variable for better readability.
+ isSyncing := req.SyncingToHeight == req.Height
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| // to have been accepted by a super majority of validators. | |
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mod/beacon/blockchain/process.go (1)
116-118: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Document the verification behavior
The verification logic is crucial for consensus and should be well-documented.
The previous review comment about adding documentation is still valid. Add a comment explaining the verification behavior:
+ // SkipPayloadVerification controls whether to verify the execution payload.
+ // During block replay, verification is skipped (GetVerifyPayload returns false)
+ // to optimize performance while maintaining consensus safety.
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Critical: Remove hardcoded skip of payload verification
Hardcoding SkipPayloadVerification to true with a TODO comment is concerning:
- It unconditionally skips verification for all blocks
- It contradicts the PR's objective of letting consensus control verification
- The comment suggests this is temporary debugging code that shouldn't be merged
Replace the hardcoded value with the intended implementation:
- SkipPayloadVerification: true, // TODO: tmp debuggin
+ SkipPayloadVerification: !blk.GetVerifyPayload(),This change:
- Aligns with PR objectives by letting consensus control verification
- Uses the new
GetVerifyPayloadmethod as intended - Maintains security by only skipping verification during replay
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mod/config/pkg/spec/special_cases.go (2)
23-25: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Document the specific bugs and timeline for removal
The comment indicates this is temporary code for handling Bartio bugs, but doesn't specify:
- Which bugs are being addressed
- When this code is expected to be removed
- What conditions need to be met for removal
Please enhance the documentation to include these details to prevent this temporary solution from becoming permanent.
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Improve constant naming and documentation
- The naming convention is inconsistent:
BartioChainIDvsBArtioValRoot(B vs b)- The hex string's purpose and derivation should be documented
Consider applying these improvements:
const ( BartioChainID uint64 = 80084 - //nolint:lll // temporary. - BArtioValRoot = "0x9147586693b6e8faa837715c0f3071c2000045b54233901c2e7871b15872bc43" + // BartioValRoot represents [add purpose here] + // This value was derived from [add explanation] + BartioValRoot = "0x9147586693b6e8faa837715c0f3071c2000045b54233901c2e7871b15872bc43" )Also applies to: 28-30
mod/consensus/pkg/types/consensus_block.go (2)
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Add documentation for the isConsensusSyncing field
Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this field and its relationship to consensus synchronization state.
*commonConsensusData + // isConsensusSyncing indicates whether the consensus layer is currently + // synchronizing blocks. This affects how payload verification is handled + // during block processing. isConsensusSyncing bool📝 Committable suggestion
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60-62: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Add documentation for the GetConsensusSyncing method
Consider adding a comment explaining the method's purpose and return value semantics.
+// GetConsensusSyncing returns whether the consensus layer is currently +// synchronizing blocks. This information is used to determine how payload +// verification should be handled during block processing. func (b *ConsensusBlock[BeaconBlockT]) GetConsensusSyncing() bool { return b.isConsensusSyncing }📝 Committable suggestion
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Consider enhancing field documentation for future maintainability.
While the documentation explains the current usage, the comment "Currently only used for logging" suggests potential future expansions. Consider documenting:
- Why consensus block height might differ from execution payload height
- Potential future use cases beyond logging
- Any constraints or invariants that should be maintained
mod/node-core/pkg/components/state_processor.go (1)
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LGTM: Well-structured logger integration.
The addition of the generic logger type parameter and field enhances the component's logging capabilities while maintaining type safety. This will be valuable for debugging payload verification issues during block replay.
Consider documenting the logger configuration requirements in the package documentation, as this is a critical component for debugging consensus-related issues.
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mod/beacon/blockchain/process.go (1)
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Add documentation about verification behavior
The code would benefit from clear documentation explaining:
- When and why payload verification is skipped
- The relationship between consensus sync state and verification
- Security considerations
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SkipPayloadVerificationfield:+ // SkipPayloadVerification controls whether to verify the execution payload: + // - During consensus sync (replay): Skip verification for performance + // - When synced to tip: Verify payloads for security + // This is safe because during replay, the payloads were already verified + // by the network when they were first processed. SkipPayloadVerification: blk.GetConsensusSyncing(),📝 Committable suggestion
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⚠️ Potential issueTechnical Debt Alert: Bartio Chain Special Case
The special case for Bartio chain skips an important timestamp validation check. While this is noted as temporary for backward compatibility, it should be tracked and addressed in future updates.
Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track the removal of this special case?
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Consider enhancing the logging structure.
The current logging could be improved for better observability:
- Consider using debug level for validation checks
- Use consistent structured field names (e.g.,
consensus_height,payload_height)-sp.logger.Info("validateStatelessPayload", +sp.logger.Debug("validating stateless payload", - "consensus height", consensusBlockHeight, - "payload height", payload.GetNumber(), - "payload timestamp", payload.GetTimestamp(), - "bound timestamp", nextPayloadTimestamp, + "consensus_height", consensusBlockHeight, + "payload_height", payload.GetNumber(), + "payload_timestamp", payload.GetTimestamp(), + "bound_timestamp", nextPayloadTimestamp,📝 Committable suggestion
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Consider documenting the architectural decision.
The addition of consensus-controlled payload verification is a significant architectural change. Consider documenting this design decision in the architecture documentation to explain:
- When payload verification can be safely skipped
- The relationship between consensus sync state and payload verification
- Any potential edge cases or failure modes
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_staking.go (1)
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Chain-specific validator logic requires immediate attention
The verification reveals this is a known issue with significant implications:
- There's an explicit TODO comment stating "This is a bug that lives on bArtio. Delete this eventually."
- The codebase has multiple Bartio-specific validator implementations (
AddValidatorBartio) spread across different packages:
mod/storage/pkg/beacondb/registry.gomod/state-transition/pkg/core/state/interfaces.gomod/node-core/pkg/components/interfaces.go- The implementation differs in how it handles balances ("implicitly increase the balance from state" vs normal behavior)
This confirms the technical debt is more extensive than initially apparent, with the special-case logic embedded in multiple layers of the architecture. This divergent behavior needs immediate refactoring to prevent further architectural erosion.
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Consider addressing the technical debt around chain-specific validator logic.
The code contains a conditional branch for Bartio chain that's marked as a bug in the TODO comment. This chain-specific logic could lead to:
- Maintenance challenges due to divergent behaviors
- Potential issues if the bug fix is not properly tracked
- Confusion for developers who need to understand why different chains have different validator addition logic
While moving to spec-based chain ID is good, consider:
- Creating a tracking issue for removing this workaround
- Documenting the specific bug and why different logic is needed
- Planning for a unified validator addition approach
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LGTM! Consider enhancing the comment
The hardcoded
falsevalue is correct sinceProcessProposalis never called during state sync. However, the comment could be more descriptive.- false, // ProcessProposal is not called during state sync + false, // Always false as ProcessProposal is never called during state sync, ensuring payload verification always occurs📝 Committable suggestion
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LGTM! Consider extracting the sync check to a named variable
The logic for controlling payload verification during sync is correct. However, the condition could be more readable by using a descriptive variable name.
+ isNotSyncing := req.SyncingToHeight != req.Height // Finalize may be called while syncing. In such a case - // we must perform payload verification since block we do - // not verify block with ProcessBlock. + // we must perform payload verification since the block is not + // verified through ProcessBlock. - req.SyncingToHeight != req.Height, + isNotSyncing,📝 Committable suggestion
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Consider adding validation for the logger parameter
The logger parameter should be validated to ensure it's not nil before initialization.
func NewStateProcessor[...]( logger log.Logger, cs common.ChainSpec, ... ) *StateProcessor[...] { + if logger == nil { + logger = log.NewNopLogger() // or panic based on requirements + } return &StateProcessor[...]{ logger: logger, cs: cs, ... } }Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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mod/beacon/blockchain/types.go (1)
56-60: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
LGTM! Consider verifying implementations and adding tests.
The new GetConsensusSyncing method is well-documented and appropriately placed in the ConsensusBlock interface. The documentation clearly explains its purpose for optimizing payload verification.
Let's verify all implementations of this interface to ensure they properly implement the new method:
Would you like me to help generate test cases to document the behavior of this method in both syncing and non-syncing states?
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The GetConsensusSyncing() method is correctly implemented and used:
- Implementation found in
mod/consensus/pkg/types/consensus_block.goreturning theisConsensusSyncingfield - Used appropriately in
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94-98: Verify implementations of the new interface method.
Since this adds a new method to the ConsensusBlock interface, we should ensure all implementations are updated.
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mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/middleware/abci.go (1)
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PR: berachain/beacon-kit#2149
File: mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/middleware/abci.go:219-223
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Learning: When reviewing code in `mod/consensus/pkg/cometbft/service/middleware/abci.go`, the team prefers not to include the negative height value in the error message in the `ProcessProposal` function when checking for negative heights.
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mod/consensus/pkg/types/consensus_block.go (2)
43-43: LGTM!
The constructor modification properly handles the new isConsensusSyncing parameter.
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34-62: Verify the usage patterns of consensus syncing state
Given that this change affects payload verification and has been reverted in the past, let's verify its usage patterns across the codebase.
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor_payload.goproperly handles this flag - Other usages in test files and block processing maintain consistent behavior
The implementation follows the expected pattern where payload verification is skipped when not syncing (i.e., during normal operation) and performed during sync, which aligns with the performance optimization goal.
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Critical: Logic appears inverted for skipping payload verification
The current implementation SkipPayloadVerification: !blk.GetConsensusSyncing() appears to be the inverse of what's intended in the PR objectives. According to the PR description:
- During normal operation (build -> verify -> finalize): Should skip verification if already verified
- During state sync: Should perform verification as blocks are replayed without verification
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55-59: LGTM! Verify implementation consistency.
The new GetConsensusSyncing method is well-documented and appropriately placed in the interface. The boolean return type is suitable for indicating the sync status.
Let's verify the implementation consistency across consensus clients:
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93-97: Verify the implementation of GetConsensusSyncing across the codebase.
The interface addition looks good, but let's verify its implementation across consensus block types.
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Add documentation for the GetConsensusSyncing method
Since this method is part of the ConsensusBlock interface, please add documentation explaining its purpose and return value semantics.
+// GetConsensusSyncing returns whether the consensus layer is currently syncing.
+// This is used to determine if payload verification should be performed during
+// block finalization.
func (b *ConsensusBlock[BeaconBlockT]) GetConsensusSyncing() bool {
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| // GetConsensusSyncing returns whether the consensus layer is currently syncing. | |
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Enhance comment clarity regarding payload verification
While the comment correctly indicates that ProcessProposal is not called during state sync, it would be more explicit to directly relate this to payload verification.
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Consider enhancing sync detection robustness
The current implementation works but could benefit from additional safety checks and observability:
- Add validation for non-negative heights
- Add debug logging for verification decisions
- Consider extracting the condition to a named variable for clarity
+ // Check if we're syncing and determine if payload verification is needed
+ isNotSyncing := req.SyncingToHeight >= 0 && req.Height >= 0 &&
+ req.SyncingToHeight != req.Height
+ if !isNotSyncing {
+ h.logger.Debug("Skipping payload verification during sync",
+ "height", req.Height,
+ "syncingToHeight", req.SyncingToHeight)
+ }
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| // we must perform payload verification since block we do | |
| // not verify block with ProcessBlock. | |
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@abi87 do we want to get this merged in or can this PR be closed for now? |
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I marked this as blocked. I think this is an interesting optimization. We need to just explore some edge cases (What happens with the last replayed block before catching up with normal consensus ops). |
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Yes, sounds good, I'll add a Blocked label and remove the readyforreview label |
We verified execution payload when we verify a consensus block in
ProcessBlock. However we also verify payload when a block finalizes viaFinalizeBlock.A block can be made final in two cases:
This PR skips the validation in case the first case (block verified and finalized).
Note that a change like this has been attempted in the past. (in #1234) and reverted later on (#1369).
I don't currently know why this perf optimization was reverted and I am inclined to test and try it again.
Wonder what @calbera thinks/knows of this?
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