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fix: use different database file names for btc signet and testnet4 #3225

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This PR picks necessary changes in the PR: #3224

All external observer signers must have already updated their zetaclient config files by next release, so there is no need to pick the special handling fallback logic around the old/new Bitcoin config.

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  • Tested CCTX in localnet
  • Tested in development environment
  • Go unit tests
  • Go integration tests
  • Tested via GitHub Actions

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  • New Features
    • Introduced separate database file names for Bitcoin signet and testnet4 environments.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Enhanced inbound observation by skipping unsupported transaction versions for Solana.
    • Streamlined error handling by preventing retries on failed inbound vote message validation.
  • Refactor
    • Revamped TSS package in the ZetaClient for improved functionality.
  • Tests
    • Moved Bitcoin revert address test to an advanced group to avoid upgrade test failures.

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The pull request introduces several modifications across multiple components, primarily focusing on the zetaclient package. Key changes include the restructuring of the TSS package, enhancements to Bitcoin database file management, and improvements in error handling for inbound vote message validation. Additionally, the handling of unsupported transaction versions for Solana has been refined. The changelog has been updated to document these changes, reflecting ongoing efforts to optimize functionality and reliability within the ZetaChain ecosystem.

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File Path Change Summary
changelog.md - Added entry for separate database file names for Bitcoin signet and testnet4.
- Refactored TSS package in zetaclient.
- Fixed issue to skip unsupported transaction versions for Solana.
- Fixed zetaclient to not retry on inbound vote message validation failures.
- Moved Bitcoin revert address test to advanced group to avoid upgrade test failures.
zetaclient/orchestrator/bootstrap.go - Added function btcDatabaseFileName(chain chains.Chain) string for dynamic Bitcoin database filename assignment.
- Removed constant btcDatabaseFilename and updated database initialization logic.

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@ws4charlie ws4charlie marked this pull request as ready for review November 27, 2024 00:39
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Project coverage is 62.01%. Comparing base (08ff881) to head (54b452f).

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zetaclient/orchestrator/bootstrap.go (1)

481-493: Consider adding documentation for database file naming convention

The implementation correctly handles database file naming across different Bitcoin networks. Consider adding a comment explaining the naming convention for future maintainers.

 func btcDatabaseFileName(chain chains.Chain) string {
+    // btcDatabaseFileName returns the appropriate database file name for Bitcoin networks.
+    // For backward compatibility:
+    // - mainnet and testnet3 use the legacy name "btc_chain_client"
+    // - all other networks (e.g., signet, testnet4) use their chain name
+
     // btcDatabaseFilename is the Bitcoin database file name now used in mainnet and testnet3
     // so we keep using it here for backward compatibility
     const btcDatabaseFilename = "btc_chain_client"
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zetaclient/orchestrator/bootstrap.go (2)

14-14: LGTM: Import addition is appropriate

The new import for the chains package is correctly placed and necessary for the new functionality.


363-363: LGTM: Database initialization updated correctly

The database initialization now uses the new btcDatabaseFileName function, ensuring proper separation of database files for different Bitcoin networks.

Let's verify the database file naming across different Bitcoin networks:

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Database file naming implementation verified successfully

The btcDatabaseFileName function implements a robust naming strategy:

  • Maintains backward compatibility by using "btc_chain_client" for Bitcoin Mainnet and Testnet3
  • Correctly handles additional Bitcoin networks by using their respective chain names
  • Single point of control for database file naming, preventing naming conflicts
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# Description: Check database file naming implementation across Bitcoin networks
# Look for any other instances where Bitcoin database files might be created

rg -A 2 "NewFromSqlite.*btc" --type go

Length of output: 343


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#!/bin/bash
# Check the btcDatabaseFileName function implementation
ast-grep --pattern 'func btcDatabaseFileName($_) $_'

# Look for any other database file naming patterns for BTC
rg -B 2 -A 2 "database.*btc" --type go

Length of output: 1502

changelog.md (1)

17-17: LGTM - Changelog entry follows conventions

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case chains.BitcoinMainnet.ChainId, chains.BitcoinTestnet.ChainId:
return legacyBTCDatabaseFilename
default:
return fmt.Sprintf("%s_%d", legacyBTCDatabaseFilename, chain.ChainId)
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we use names of chains rather than chain ID currently so it would be good to keep that consistent?

zetachain@validator1-us-east-1-testnet:~/.zetaclient/chainobserver$ ls
amoy_testnet  base_sepolia  bsc_testnet  btc_chain_client  goerli_testnet  mumbai_testnet  scanner	sepolia_testnet  solana_devnet

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