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refactor: Ensure compatibility with protobuf standards and improve logical clarity #4118

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-Updated the AccountStatus enum to align with protobuf best practices by replacing uint8_t with uint32, adhering to the proto3 syntax conventions for type compatibility and consistency.

-Refactored the Decimal message by correcting the field numbering for denominator to avoid duplicate field identifiers, setting its default value to 1 to prevent unintended division issues.

These changes ensure compliance with Celestia's contributing guidelines, maintain logical clarity, and uphold high engineering standards for maintainability and functionality.

-Updated AccountStatus enum to use uint32 instead of uint8_t to ensure compatibility with proto3 syntax and conventions.

-Fixed Decimal message by assigning a unique field number (2) to denominator and setting its default value to 1 to prevent division errors and maintain logical integrity.
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@Himess Himess changed the title Ensure compatibility with protobuf standards and improve logical clarity refactor: Ensure compatibility with protobuf standards and improve logical clarity Dec 13, 2024
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The changes made in the pull request involve modifications to the types.proto file, specifically updating the syntax of the Protobuf definitions. The AccountStatus enum has been reformatted to adhere to standard Protobuf conventions, and the denominator field in the Decimal message has been updated to include a default value of 1, with its field number changed from 1 to 2. These changes focus on improving readability and ensuring proper serialization behavior.

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specs/src/proto/types.proto Updated AccountStatus enum syntax from C-style to standard Protobuf syntax. Modified denominator field to include a default value of 1 and changed its field number from 1 to 2.

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66-66: Verify the impact of field number and default value changes.

The changes look good:

  1. Field number change from 1 to 2 correctly fixes potential duplicate field numbers
  2. Default value of 1 for denominator is a safe choice to prevent division by zero issues

However, these changes might impact existing code handling these messages.

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Let me gather more information about the Decimal message usage.


Field number and default value changes are safe to proceed

The changes are well-aligned with the codebase requirements:

  1. The field number change from 1 to 2 is necessary and safe:

    • No conflicting field numbers found in the Decimal message
    • The change is properly reflected in all proto definitions
  2. The default value of 1 for denominator is critical and correctly implemented:

    • Consensus rules explicitly require commissionRate.denominator > 0
    • Used in commission calculations: commissionRate.numerator * blockReward // commissionRate.denominator
    • Prevents division by zero in financial calculations
  3. The changes maintain backward compatibility:

    • No legacy code using the old field number was found
    • Default value ensures safe behavior for commission rate calculations
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45-52: LGTM! Enum definition aligns with proto3 standards.

The removal of explicit uint8_t type is correct as proto3 defaults to uint32 for enums. The enum values are properly sequential starting from 1, following proto3 best practices.

Let's verify the enum usage across the codebase:

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✓ AccountStatus enum changes are safe and correctly used

The verification shows that:

  • The enum is used consistently throughout the codebase, primarily in consensus logic
  • All references to AccountStatus are using the enum values correctly
  • The enum is imported by other proto files (consensus.proto, query.proto, genesis.proto) without any type conflicts
  • The hooks implementation in Go code correctly references the enum states
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