feat!: adapt tx inclusion proofs to use share inclusion proofs #1276
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Question: should OptionsA. If we want celestia-app to continue supporting them: update this PR to retrofit a SharesProof into a TxProof. Update: I went with option A in this PR |
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golangci-lint is not happy 😞 |
Exactly @cmwaters. I updated the PR description |
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nice! thanks for finally getting rid of the old code, it feels so much better w/o it
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I'm still thinking about if we want to support proving multiple blobs at once. presumably just wrapping many ShareProofs, but perhaps we just shouldn't support that, and people can do that themselves if they need it.
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Given we support multiple blobs in a single transaction, I think celestia-app should also consider supporting a single proof for the multiple blobs associated with a single tx. I think this would involve some form of multiple ShareProofs (one per share range that a blob occupies). |
Closes celestiaorg/celestia-core#920 Closes #1226 b/c deletes that code Closes #1049 b/c deletes that code ## Description Previously the logic to generate tx proofs was flawed because it did not accurately identify which shares a transaction belongs to. Additionally the struct `TxProof` (originally defined by Tendermint but later modified in celestia-core) was incomplete because it did not contain proofs for the inclusion of a set of rows to the data square root. This PR modifies the TxInclusion logic to return a share inclusion proof instead of a transaction inclusion proof. The share inclusion proof does contain proofs for the rows to the data square root. In order for txs to use share inclusion proofs, `SplitTxs` was updated to keep track of the range of shares that a tx occupies. --------- Co-authored-by: CHAMI Rachid <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Sanaz Taheri <[email protected]>
Closes celestiaorg/celestia-core#920
Closes #1226 b/c deletes that code
Closes #1049 b/c deletes that code
Description
Previously the logic to generate tx proofs was flawed because it did not accurately identify which shares a transaction belongs to. Additionally the struct
TxProof(originally defined by Tendermint but later modified in celestia-core) was incomplete because it did not contain proofs for the inclusion of a set of rows to the data square root. This PR modifies the TxInclusion logic to return a share inclusion proof instead of a transaction inclusion proof. The share inclusion proof does contain proofs for the rows to the data square root. In order for txs to use share inclusion proofs,SplitTxswas updated to keep track of the range of shares that a tx occupies.