chore(dashmate)!: update Core to version 22

[shumkov]

Issue being fixed or feature implemented

Update Platform to Core 22

What was done?

• Updated Core to v22.0.0
• Added config migration
• Fixed status command
• Fixed the local network setup

How Has This Been Tested?

Locally and devnet

Breaking Changes

Dashmate's local development network won't support Core version <22

Checklist:

• I have performed a self-review of my own code
• I have commented my code, particularly in hard-to-understand areas
• I have added or updated relevant unit/integration/functional/e2e tests
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• I have made corresponding changes to the documentation if needed

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated Docker image version for core configuration to dashpay/dashd:22.
  • Added migration for configuration file to support version 1.7.0 with updated Docker image.
  • Introduced new tasks in core configuration for wallet creation and masternode funding, along with v21 fork activation.

• Bug Fixes

  • Simplified platform activation status reporting and improved error handling in platform status retrieval.

• Refactor

  • Enhanced readability of function parameters and streamlined task management processes.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve updates to the configuration and task management within the Dashmate project. Key modifications include updating the Docker image version for the core section to dashpay/dashd:22, introducing a new migration for configuration updates, and restructuring tasks in the configureCoreTaskFactory function. Additionally, the logic for platform activation status reporting has been simplified, enhancing clarity in error handling without altering core functionalities.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
packages/dashmate/configs/defaults/getBaseConfigFactory.js	Updated Docker image version from 21 to 22 for dashpay/dashd in the core configuration.
packages/dashmate/configs/getConfigFileMigrationsFactory.js	Added a new migration for version 1.7.0 to update core.docker.image to dashpay/dashd:22.
packages/dashmate/src/listr/tasks/setup/local/configureCoreTaskFactory.js	Reformatted parameters for readability, removed tasks related to sporks, and introduced new tasks for wallet creation and fund generation. Adjusted activation heights for DIP3 and v21 fork.
packages/dashmate/src/status/scopes/platform.js	Simplified platform activation status reporting and refined error handling for getDriveInfo.

Possibly related issues

• Release platform v1.5-dev with Core 22 #2288: The changes support the release of Platform v1.5-dev with Core 22, which aligns with the updated Docker image version.

Possibly related PRs

• chore(dashmate): update Core to version 22 #2107: Updates the Docker image version for the core section to dashpay/dashd:22, directly related to this PR.
• chore(dashmate): set tenderdash version to 1 #2385: Sets the tenderdash version to 1, which involves updating the configuration for Docker images, similar to the changes in the main PR regarding Docker image versions.

Suggested labels

dashmate, cleanup

Suggested reviewers

• QuantumExplorer
• lklimek

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)

packages/dashmate/src/listr/tasks/setup/local/configureCoreTaskFactory.js (3)

Line range hint 126-150: Refactor duplicated block generation logic into a reusable function

The code for generating blocks to reach a certain activation height is duplicated in both the 'Activating v19 and v20' and 'Activating v21 fork' tasks. Refactor this logic into a separate function to improve maintainability and reduce code duplication.

Consider creating a function like generateBlocksUntilHeight and reuse it in both tasks:

+ const generateBlocksUntilHeight = async (targetHeight, observer) => {
+   const blocksToGenerateInOneStep = 10;
+   let blocksGenerated = 0;
+   let { result: currentBlockHeight } = await ctx.coreService.getRpcClient().getBlockCount();
+
+   do {
+     ({ result: currentBlockHeight } = await ctx.coreService.getRpcClient().getBlockCount());
+     await generateBlocks(
+       ctx.coreService,
+       blocksToGenerateInOneStep,
+       NETWORK_LOCAL,
+       (blocks) => {
+         blocksGenerated += blocks;
+         observer.next(`${blocksGenerated} blocks generated`);
+       },
+     );
+   } while (targetHeight > currentBlockHeight);
+ };

Then update the tasks to use this function:

// In 'Activating v19 and v20' task
task: () => new Observable(async (observer) => {
- const dip3ActivationHeight = 901;
- const blocksToGenerateInOneStep = 10;
- let blocksGenerated = 0;
- let {
-   result: currentBlockHeight,
- } = await ctx.coreService.getRpcClient().getBlockCount();
-
- do {
-   ({
-     result: currentBlockHeight,
-   } = await ctx.coreService.getRpcClient().getBlockCount());
-
-   await generateBlocks(
-     ctx.coreService,
-     blocksToGenerateInOneStep,
-     NETWORK_LOCAL,
-     // eslint-disable-next-line no-loop-func
-     (blocks) => {
-       blocksGenerated += blocks;
-
-       observer.next(`${blocksGenerated} blocks generated`);
-     },
-   );
- } while (dip3ActivationHeight > currentBlockHeight);
+ await generateBlocksUntilHeight(901, observer);
  observer.complete();
  return this;
}),

// Similarly in 'Activating v21 fork' task
task: () => new Observable(async (observer) => {
- const dip3ActivationHeight = 1001;
+ await generateBlocksUntilHeight(1001, observer);
  observer.complete();
  return this;
}),

Also applies to: 312-338

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230-231: Address the TODO comment: Rename function for clarity

There's a TODO comment indicating that the function waitForMasternodesSync should be renamed, possibly to better reflect its functionality. Updating the function name will improve code readability and maintainability.

Would you like assistance in renaming the function and updating references throughout the codebase? I can help generate the necessary changes or open a GitHub issue to track this task.

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291-293: Enhance error message for masternode status check

The error message 'Not all masternodes are enabled' could be more informative by specifying which masternodes are not enabled. This can aid in debugging and expedite issue resolution.

Consider modifying the error handling to include the IDs or statuses of the non-enabled masternodes:

if (hasNotEnabled) {
- throw new Error('Not all masternodes are enabled');
+ const disabledMNs = Object.entries(masternodesStatus)
+   .filter(([, status]) => status !== 'ENABLED')
+   .map(([proTxHash, status]) => `${proTxHash}: ${status}`);
+ throw new Error(`The following masternodes are not enabled:\n${disabledMNs.join('\n')}`);
}

packages/dashmate/src/status/scopes/platform.js (1)

316-316: Update platform activation message for better user feedback

When the platform activation is pending, enhancing the activation message with additional context can improve user experience and clarity.

Consider including the current block height and the number of blocks remaining until activation:

if (mnRRSoftFork.active) {
  scope.platformActivation = `Activated (at height ${mnRRSoftFork.height})`;
} else {
+ const { result: currentBlockHeight } = await rpcClient.getBlockCount();
+ const blocksRemaining = mnRRSoftFork.height - currentBlockHeight;
+ scope.platformActivation = `Waiting for activation at height ${mnRRSoftFork.height} (current height: ${currentBlockHeight}, ${blocksRemaining} blocks remaining)`;
}

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• packages/dashmate/configs/defaults/getBaseConfigFactory.js (1 hunks)
• packages/dashmate/configs/getConfigFileMigrationsFactory.js (1 hunks)
• packages/dashmate/src/listr/tasks/setup/local/configureCoreTaskFactory.js (12 hunks)
• packages/dashmate/src/status/scopes/platform.js (1 hunks)

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packages/dashmate/configs/getConfigFileMigrationsFactory.js (1)

1051-1057: Verify compatibility with Core version 22

Updating the Core Docker image to dashpay/dashd:22 requires ensuring compatibility with existing configurations and RPC methods. It's important to verify that all features and RPC calls used in Dashmate are supported in Core version 22.

Please run the following script to check for any deprecated or altered RPC methods that might affect Dashmate:

This script will help identify any RPC methods that have been added, removed, or changed between versions, allowing you to adjust Dashmate accordingly.

✅ Verification successful

Let me try a different approach to verify the compatibility by analyzing the codebase for RPC method usage.

This script will help us:

1. Identify files that make RPC calls
2. See the actual RPC methods being used
3. Find any version-specific code or compatibility checks

This will give us a better understanding of how Dashmate interacts with Core and any version-specific handling that might be in place.

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Let me analyze the RPC usage in the codebase to generate a final response.

Core version 22 update appears safe to proceed

Based on the codebase analysis:

1. The RPC usage in Dashmate is focused on basic Core functionality that remains stable across versions:
   • Network status checks (getinfo, getblockchaininfo)
   • Node management (stop, reindex)
   • Configuration and authentication
2. No usage of deprecated or version-specific RPC methods was found
3. The codebase already handles version detection and compatibility through extractCoreVersion.js

The migration to Core v22 appears to be a safe update as the RPC interfaces used by Dashmate are fundamental ones that maintain backward compatibility.

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# Get list of RPC methods from Core version 21
docker run --rm dashpay/dashd:21 dash-cli help > rpc_methods_v21.txt

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docker run --rm dashpay/dashd:22 dash-cli help > rpc_methods_v22.txt

# Compare the lists to find differences
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[coderabbitai]

Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)

packages/dashmate/src/listr/tasks/setup/local/configureCoreTaskFactory.js (2)

116-124: Add validation and progress reporting for funds generation

Consider these improvements:

1. Validate that the seed node has sufficient mining power before starting
2. Add progress reporting to track fund generation
3. Add a timeout mechanism to prevent infinite waiting

 title: 'Generating funds to use as a collateral for masternodes',
-task: () => {
+task: () => new Observable(async (observer) => {
   const amount = HPMN_COLLATERAL_AMOUNT * configGroup.length;
+  observer.next(`Generating ${amount} DASH for ${configGroup.length} masternodes`);
+
+  const timeout = setTimeout(() => {
+    throw new Error('Fund generation timed out after 10 minutes');
+  }, 10 * 60 * 1000);
+
   return generateToAddressTask(
     configGroup.find((c) => c.getName() === 'local_seed'),
     amount,
-  );
-},
+  ).finally(() => {
+    clearTimeout(timeout);
+    observer.complete();
+  });
+}),

---

Line range hint 126-338: Refactor duplicate block generation logic

The block generation logic is duplicated between v19/v20 and v21 activation tasks. Consider extracting this into a reusable function.

+async function generateUntilHeight(targetHeight, ctx, observer) {
+  const blocksToGenerateInOneStep = 10;
+  let blocksGenerated = 0;
+  
+  let { result: currentBlockHeight } = await ctx.coreService.getRpcClient().getBlockCount();
+  
+  while (targetHeight > currentBlockHeight) {
+    ({ result: currentBlockHeight } = await ctx.coreService.getRpcClient().getBlockCount());
+    
+    await generateBlocks(
+      ctx.coreService,
+      blocksToGenerateInOneStep,
+      NETWORK_LOCAL,
+      (blocks) => {
+        blocksGenerated += blocks;
+        observer.next(`${blocksGenerated} blocks generated`);
+      },
+    );
+  }
+}

 // Usage in tasks:
 {
   title: 'Activating v19 and v20',
   task: () => new Observable(async (observer) => {
     await generateUntilHeight(901, ctx, observer);
     observer.complete();
     return this;
   }),
 },
 // ... other tasks ...
 {
   title: 'Activating v21 fork',
   task: () => new Observable(async (observer) => {
     await generateUntilHeight(1001, ctx, observer);
     observer.complete();
     return this;
   }),
 },

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packages/dashmate/src/listr/tasks/setup/local/configureCoreTaskFactory.js (1)

95-114: Consider adding error handling for wallet creation

The createWallet RPC call may fail due to various reasons (e.g., wallet already exists, RPC connection issues). It's recommended to add error handling to catch and handle potential exceptions.

[coderabbitai]

💡 Codebase verification

Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response as we have clear evidence about the activation heights in the code.

The activation heights in the code are incorrect

The code shows two different activation heights:

• DIP3 activation height is set to 901 for v19/v20 activation
• DIP3 activation height is set to 1001 for v21 fork activation

This appears to be inconsistent as it sets two different DIP3 activation heights. Additionally, from the configuration template found earlier (packages/dashmate/templates/core/dash.conf.dot), we see that the testnet activation height for mn_rr is set to 1000, which suggests these values need to be aligned.

🔗 Analysis chain

Verify activation heights for Core v22

Please verify that the activation heights (901 for DIP3 and 1001 for v21) are correct for Core v22. These values seem to have changed from previous versions.

Also applies to: 314-314

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Let me analyze the search results. I notice that the code in configureCoreTaskFactory.js shows different activation heights than what's in the review comment. Let me verify this further by searching for more specific context around these values.

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# Expected: Find references to activation heights in Core v22 configuration or documentation

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[shumkov]

This code will be changed soon.

[coderabbitai]

@shumkov, understood. Thank you for the update.