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Run account plus migration in v8 upgrade #2628

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced upgrade process to include migration of account states, ensuring better state management during upgrades.
    • Integrated logging for migration progress to provide users with feedback during the upgrade process.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Addressed potential issues with account state handling by ensuring proper key structure during migrations.

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The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the upgrade handling logic within the app package. Specifically, the setupUpgradeHandlers method now includes app.AccountPlusKeeper as an argument in the CreateUpgradeHandler function call. Additionally, the upgrade.go file in the v8.0 package has been updated to accommodate this new parameter, enabling the migration of account states during the upgrade process. The migration involves updating key structures and managing account states effectively.

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File Path Change Summary
protocol/app/upgrades.go Updated setupUpgradeHandlers method to include app.AccountPlusKeeper as an argument in CreateUpgradeHandler.
protocol/app/upgrades/v8.0/upgrade.go Modified CreateUpgradeHandler to add accountplusKeeper parameter, facilitating the migration of account states.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
protocol/app/upgrades/v8.0/upgrade.go (3)

103-104: Consider implementing safeguards for the migration process.

The migration is called without any safety mechanisms. Consider adding:

  1. Progress tracking for large datasets
  2. Batched processing to prevent memory issues
  3. Validation of migrated data
  4. Rollback mechanism in case of failures

Here's a suggested approach:

- MigrateAccountplusAccountState(sdkCtx, accountplusKeeper)
+ // Add progress tracking
+ sdkCtx.Logger().Info("Starting accountplus migration with batch processing")
+ const batchSize = 1000
+ var processed, total int
+ 
+ // First count total records
+ iterator := storetypes.KVStorePrefixIterator(store, nil)
+ for ; iterator.Valid(); iterator.Next() {
+     total++
+ }
+ iterator.Close()
+ 
+ // Process in batches
+ for {
+     migrated, done, err := MigrateAccountplusAccountStateBatch(sdkCtx, accountplusKeeper, batchSize)
+     if err != nil {
+         panic(fmt.Sprintf("Migration failed at record %d: %s", processed, err))
+     }
+     processed += migrated
+     sdkCtx.Logger().Info(fmt.Sprintf("Migrated %d/%d records", processed, total))
+     if done {
+         break
+     }
+ }
+ 
+ // Validate migration
+ if err := ValidateMigration(sdkCtx, accountplusKeeper); err != nil {
+     panic(fmt.Sprintf("Migration validation failed: %s", err))
+ }

Line range hint 22-66: Review memory management in MigrateAccountplusAccountState.

The current implementation stores all keys and states in memory before applying changes. This could be problematic for large datasets.

Consider implementing a batched approach:

- var keysToDelete [][]byte
- var accountStatesToSet []struct {
-     address      sdk.AccAddress
-     accountState accountplustypes.AccountState
- }
+ const batchSize = 1000
+ keysToDelete := make([][]byte, 0, batchSize)
+ accountStatesToSet := make([]struct {
+     address      sdk.AccAddress
+     accountState accountplustypes.AccountState
+ }, 0, batchSize)

Also, consider adding transaction boundaries for atomic updates:

// Process batch
if len(accountStatesToSet) >= batchSize {
    // Begin transaction
    store.BeginTransaction()
    
    // Set new states
    for _, item := range accountStatesToSet {
        k.SetAccountState(ctx, item.address, item.accountState)
    }
    
    // Delete old keys
    for _, key := range keysToDelete {
        store.Delete(key)
    }
    
    // Commit transaction
    store.CommitTransaction()
    
    // Clear batch
    keysToDelete = keysToDelete[:0]
    accountStatesToSet = accountStatesToSet[:0]
}

Line range hint 32-35: Add data validation before panic.

The panic on unexpected prefixed keys could be enhanced with more context.

Consider adding data validation:

- if bytes.HasPrefix(key, []byte(accountplustypes.AccountStateKeyPrefix)) {
-     panic(fmt.Sprintf("unexpected key with prefix %X found during migration", accountplustypes.AccountStateKeyPrefix))
- }
+ if bytes.HasPrefix(key, []byte(accountplustypes.AccountStateKeyPrefix)) {
+     // Log the problematic key and its value for debugging
+     value := iterator.Value()
+     panic(fmt.Sprintf(
+         "unexpected key with prefix %X found during migration. Key: %X, Value: %X",
+         accountplustypes.AccountStateKeyPrefix,
+         key,
+         value,
+     ))
+ }
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🔇 Additional comments (2)
protocol/app/upgrades.go (1)

36-36: LGTM: AccountPlusKeeper integration looks correct.

The addition of app.AccountPlusKeeper to the upgrade handler is properly integrated into the existing upgrade infrastructure. The panic check for duplicate handlers above this change provides appropriate safety guarantees.

protocol/app/upgrades/v8.0/upgrade.go (1)

97-97: LGTM: Parameter addition is consistent.

The addition of accountplusKeeper parameter to CreateUpgradeHandler is properly typed and consistent with the migration requirements.

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jayy04 commented Dec 6, 2024

@Mergifyio backport release/protocol/v8.x

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