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feat(rollup-relayer): add Euclid support #1590

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  • Dependency Updates

    • Updated Go version from 1.21 to 1.22 across multiple modules
    • Updated github.com/scroll-tech/go-ethereum to a new commit hash
    • Updated multiple Go package dependencies to newer versions
  • Code Changes

    • Added support for Euclid hardfork transition in chunk and block processing
    • Modified blob fee calculation method
    • Enhanced error handling in various components
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    • Improved code structure and error reporting
    • Updated toolchain to Go 1.22.2
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This pull request introduces comprehensive updates across multiple Go modules in the Scroll Tech repository. The primary changes include upgrading the Go version from 1.21 to 1.22.2, updating numerous dependencies, and making specific modifications to the rollup and controller components. The updates span various files, with a focus on dependency management, codec version handling, and introducing new methods for handling specific blockchain transitions like the Euclid hardfork.

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Makefile Updated L2GETH_TAG from scroll-v5.6.3 to specific commit hash ea3ec93d8c1e379bfd7957d4866f204d8d71237c
go.mod files - Go version upgraded to 1.22.2
- Multiple dependency updates across modules
- github.com/scroll-tech/go-ethereum version incremented
- Various golang.org/x/* package updates
rollup/internal/controller/ - Added tryProposeEuclidTransitionChunk method
- Modified batch and chunk proposer logic
- Updated blob fee calculation imports
rollup/internal/controller/watcher/l2_watcher.go Enhanced block fetching with Euclid-aware condition for RowConsumption

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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
rollup/internal/controller/watcher/l2_watcher.go (2)

133-136: Consider adding debug logging for nil RowConsumption cases.

When skipping the error for Euclid blocks, it would be helpful to add debug logging to track these occurrences. This will aid in monitoring and debugging during the transition period.

 		if block.RowConsumption == nil && !w.chainCfg.IsEuclid(block.Time()) {
 			w.metrics.fetchNilRowConsumptionBlockTotal.Inc()
 			return fmt.Errorf("fetched block does not contain RowConsumption. number: %v", number)
+		} else if block.RowConsumption == nil {
+			log.Debug("Skipping nil RowConsumption check for Euclid block", "number", number, "time", block.Time())
 		}

133-136: Consider updating metric tracking for Euclid blocks.

The current implementation only increments fetchNilRowConsumptionBlockTotal for non-Euclid blocks. Consider adding a separate metric to track Euclid blocks with nil RowConsumption for better observability.

+		if block.RowConsumption == nil {
+			if w.chainCfg.IsEuclid(block.Time()) {
+				w.metrics.fetchNilRowConsumptionEuclidBlockTotal.Inc()
+			} else {
+				w.metrics.fetchNilRowConsumptionBlockTotal.Inc()
+				return fmt.Errorf("fetched block does not contain RowConsumption. number: %v", number)
+			}
+		}
-		if block.RowConsumption == nil && !w.chainCfg.IsEuclid(block.Time()) {
-			w.metrics.fetchNilRowConsumptionBlockTotal.Inc()
-			return fmt.Errorf("fetched block does not contain RowConsumption. number: %v", number)
-		}
rollup/internal/controller/watcher/chunk_proposer.go (1)

297-299: Simplify condition and improve control flow in proposeChunk

The combined condition proposed || err != nil can lead to confusion and may not handle errors and successful proposals distinctly. Consider separating the error handling from the success path to enhance readability and maintainability.

Refactored code:

 if proposed {
     return nil
 }
+if err != nil {
     return err
 }

This change ensures that the function returns immediately after a successful proposal and handles errors appropriately.

rollup/internal/controller/watcher/bundle_proposer.go (1)

164-168: Add explanation for limiting batches when using CodecV5

The code limits the number of batches per bundle to 1 when codecVersion is encoding.CodecV5. To improve clarity, include a comment explaining the reason for this constraint.

Updated code with explanatory comment:

if codecVersion == encoding.CodecV5 {
    // CodecV5 requires each bundle to contain exactly one batch due to protocol specifications
    maxBatchesThisBundle = 1
    batches = batches[:maxBatchesThisBundle]
}

This helps maintainers understand the rationale behind the special handling of CodecV5.

Makefile (1)

3-3: Consider using released versions instead of commit hashes.

The change from scroll-v5.6.3 to a specific commit hash suggests reliance on unreleased features. While this might be necessary for Euclid support, consider:

  1. Creating a new release tag once the changes are stable
  2. Documenting why this specific commit is required
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rollup/internal/controller/watcher/l2_watcher.go (1)

133-133: Verify the Euclid transition handling.

The condition now allows blocks with nil RowConsumption if they are from the Euclid era. While this change aligns with adding Euclid support, we should verify:

  1. The behavior during the transition period
  2. Whether this change is backward compatible
  3. If there are any implications for block processing

Let's verify the Euclid transition handling:

✅ Verification successful

✓ Euclid transition handling is properly implemented

The implementation correctly handles the Euclid transition by:

  • Maintaining backward compatibility for pre-Euclid blocks
  • Using consistent timestamp-based era detection
  • Having explicit transition handling in both watcher and proposer components
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rollup/internal/controller/watcher/chunk_proposer.go (2)

395-422: ⚠️ Potential issue

Prevent nil pointer dereference when accessing prevBlocks[0]

In the condition at line 401, accessing prevBlocks[0] without ensuring that len(prevBlocks) > 0 can lead to a nil pointer dereference if prevBlocks is empty.

Modify the condition to safely access prevBlocks[0]:

-if err != nil || len(prevBlocks) == 0 || prevBlocks[0].Header.Hash() != blocks[0].Header.ParentHash {
+if err != nil || len(prevBlocks) == 0 {
+    return false, fmt.Errorf("failed to get parent block: %w", err)
+}
+if prevBlocks[0].Header.Hash() != blocks[0].Header.ParentHash {
+    return false, fmt.Errorf("parent block hash does not match")
+}

This ensures that prevBlocks[0] is only accessed when it is safe to do so, preventing potential runtime errors.

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


395-422: Check for underflow when calculating previous block number

Subtracting 1 from blocks[0].Header.Number.Uint64() can cause an underflow if the block number is 0 (genesis block). This would result in an incorrect block height due to wraparound in unsigned integers.

Please add a check to ensure the block number is greater than 0 before subtracting:

if blocks[0].Header.Number.Uint64() == 0 {
    return false, fmt.Errorf("cannot retrieve parent of genesis block")
}
prevBlocks, err := p.l2BlockOrm.GetL2BlocksGEHeight(p.ctx, blocks[0].Header.Number.Uint64()-1, 1)

This prevents underflow and ensures correct behavior when processing the genesis block.

rollup/internal/controller/watcher/l1_watcher.go (2)

9-9: Confirm correctness of CalcBlobFee after import change

The import has changed from eip4844 to misc, and the CalcBlobFee function is now used from the misc package. Verify that this function behaves as expected.

Ensure that misc.CalcBlobFee provides the same calculation as the previous implementation. If there are differences, update the code accordingly or adjust any dependent calculations.


83-83: Validate parameters passed to CalcBlobFee

Confirm that the parameter *excess is appropriate for misc.CalcBlobFee and that it returns the correct blobBaseFee.

Review the function signature and implementation of misc.CalcBlobFee to ensure compatibility:

  • Check that *excess is of the expected type.
  • Verify that the return value is correctly converted using Uint64().
rollup/internal/controller/relayer/l2_relayer.go (2)

208-211: LGTM! Genesis block persistence added.

The addition of L2 block insertion for genesis ensures proper chain history tracking.


433-433: LGTM! Codec version support expanded for Euclid.

The addition of CodecV5 and CodecV6 support maintains backward compatibility while enabling Euclid functionality.

Let's verify the codec version handling across the codebase:

✅ Verification successful

Codec version handling is consistent across the codebase

The addition of CodecV5 and CodecV6 in the switch case is properly integrated with existing codec handling patterns. The codebase shows consistent implementation across relayer, proposer, and test components.

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rollup/internal/controller/sender/sender.go (2)

15-15: LGTM! Import path updated following upstream changes.

The import path has been updated to use the consolidated misc package instead of eip4844.


678-678: LGTM! Blob fee calculation updated.

The blob fee calculation now uses misc.CalcBlobFee following the upstream package reorganization.

rollup/internal/controller/watcher/batch_proposer.go (1)

247-249: LGTM! Enhanced error handling for codec retrieval.

The error message now includes block number and timestamp context, and the nil check adds robustness.

database/go.mod (2)

11-11: Verify go-ethereum dependency compatibility.

The update to go-ethereum v1.10.14-0.20250103082839-ea3ec93d8c1e is required for Euclid support.

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All modules in the codebase use the same version: v1.10.14-0.20250103082839-ea3ec93d8c1e

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All 6 modules in the project are consistently configured with Go 1.22 and toolchain go1.22.2, indicating proper project-wide alignment.

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79-81: Review security implications of dependency updates.

Several security-related packages have been updated:

  • golang.org/x/crypto to v0.32.0
  • golang.org/x/sys to v0.29.0

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  • Includes critical security fixes from v0.31.0 (authorization bypass patch)
  • No breaking changes between v0.31.0 and v0.32.0
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  • lumberjack is a log rotation package
  • npipe is for Windows named pipes

This change could affect logging capabilities. Please confirm if this was intentional and how logging will be handled going forward.

rollup/go.mod (1)

9-10: Review cryptography package updates for Euclid compatibility.

Critical cryptography packages have been updated:

  1. consensys/gnark-crypto to v0.14.0
  2. crate-crypto/go-kzg-4844 to v1.1.0

These updates appear to be related to Euclid support. Please ensure:

  1. The versions are compatible with Euclid's cryptographic requirements
  2. Any necessary migration steps are documented

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  • rollup/internal/controller/sender/sender_test.go

Since these dependencies are not used in production code, the version updates pose minimal risk and don't require extensive migration steps.

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58-59: Verify compatibility of updated crypto packages.

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  • consensys/bavard v0.1.13 → v0.1.25
  • consensys/gnark-crypto v0.12.1 → v0.14.0
  • crate-crypto/go-kzg-4844 → v1.1.0

These updates are crucial for Euclid support. Please ensure they've been thoroughly tested with your use cases.

Also applies to: 67-67


238-238: Review security implications of crypto package update.

The update to golang.org/x/crypto v0.32.0 might include important security fixes. Ensure all security-critical code paths using this package are reviewed and tested.

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18-18: Review the future-dated go-ethereum dependency.

The go-ethereum dependency version v1.10.14-0.20250103082839-ea3ec93d8c1e appears to be future-dated (2025). This could indicate a temporary development version. Consider using a stable, current version or document why this specific version is required.

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💡 Codebase verification

Synchronize da-codec versions across modules

The Go version upgrade and go-ethereum dependency are properly coordinated, but there's a version mismatch in da-codec:

  • rollup: v0.1.3-0.20250110130755-bc9cd3c73290
  • other modules: v0.1.3-0.20241218102542-9852fa4e1be5

Please ensure all modules use the same version of da-codec to prevent potential compatibility issues.

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Verify compatibility with the updated dependencies.

The Go version upgrade and dependency updates appear to be coordinated across modules. However, please ensure:

  1. The pre-release version of da-codec (v0.1.3-0.20241218102542-9852fa4e1be5) is stable enough for production use.
  2. The specific commit of go-ethereum contains the necessary Euclid support changes.

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this can possibly be removed.

@@ -161,6 +161,11 @@ func (p *BundleProposer) proposeBundle() error {
return fmt.Errorf("unsupported codec version: %v, expected at least %v", codecVersion, p.minCodecVersion)
}

if codecVersion == encoding.CodecV5 {

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Please add a comment here why this special transition is necessary

@@ -294,6 +294,10 @@ func (p *ChunkProposer) proposeChunk() error {
return p.updateDBChunkInfo(&chunk, codecVersion, metrics)
}

if proposed, err := p.tryProposeEuclidTransitionChunk(blocks); proposed || err != nil {
return err

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wrap the error for better understanding where it comes from

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