imp(cli): Use evmOS' flavored debug subcommands in example chain #58
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several enhancements and structural changes across the project. Key updates include the addition of new CLI subcommands for debugging, the introduction of a contracts directory, and new packages for various functionalities. The transaction signing process has been improved, and CI workflows have been established. Furthermore, the changelog has been updated to reflect these changes, including the integration of recent updates from the evmOS main branch and the addition of new tests for Solidity and Ledger. Changes
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1-7: Consider enhancing the header comment with installation instructions.The header comment references the
clubinary but doesn't provide installation instructions. Consider adding a brief installation command or link to the installation guide.<!-- This changelog was created using the `clu` binary -(https://github.com/MalteHerrmann/changelog-utils). +(https://github.com/MalteHerrmann/changelog-utils). +To install: + go install github.com/MalteHerrmann/changelog-utils/cmd/clu@latest -->
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11-35: Ensure chronological ordering of changelog entries.The changelog entries are currently ordered by PR number in descending order (#58 to #12). While this is a valid approach, consider grouping changes by version and date for better readability and tracking of changes over time. This helps users understand the evolution of changes and their temporal relationships.
Consider adding version headers (e.g., v0.1.0) and dates to group related changes, especially since there are significant architectural changes (EVM, feemarket, precompiles) mixed with smaller improvements.
Example structure:
## [Unreleased] ### Features - Major architectural changes (EVM, feemarket, etc.) ### Improvements - CLI enhancements - Testing improvements ### Bug Fixes - (if any) ## [v0.1.0] - YYYY-MM-DD - Initial release
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11-35: Consider categorizing changes by type.The changelog currently lists all changes under "Improvements", but there are different types of changes that could be better categorized for clarity.
Consider reorganizing the entries into these categories:
- Features (new functionality)
- Improvements (enhancements to existing features)
- Breaking Changes (if any)
- Build/CI (CI workflows, scripts)
- Documentation (README, etc.)
This would make it easier for users to understand the impact of changes and find relevant updates.
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11-11: Verify the completeness of CLI debug subcommands changes.
The changelog entry for PR #58 accurately reflects the PR objectives of integrating evmOS' debug subcommands. However, let's verify if all related CLI changes are properly documented.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more specific information about the debug command implementations.
Let me check the actual implementation details of these debug commands to verify their completeness.
Debug subcommands implementation is complete and properly documented
The implementation shows a comprehensive set of debug subcommands that includes both Cosmos SDK's default debug commands and evmOS-specific commands:
Default Cosmos SDK commands:
codecprefixespubkey-raw
evmOS-specific commands:
pubkey- Decode and display addresses from proto JSON pubkeysaddr- Convert addresses between hex and bech32raw-bytes- Convert raw bytes to hexlegacy-eip712- Output types of legacy EIP712 typed data
The changelog entry accurately reflects the integration of evmOS' debug subcommands in the example chain, and the implementation is complete with all necessary commands properly integrated.
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example_chain/osd/cmd/root.go (3)
39-39: LGTM: Import addition aligns with PR objective
The addition of the evmOS debug package import is consistent with the PR's goal of integrating evmOS' flavored debug subcommands.
Line range hint 114-134: LGTM: Transaction signing mode enhancement with proper safeguards
The addition of SIGN_MODE_TEXTUAL is well-implemented with appropriate offline mode checking and error handling. The code ensures the RPC client is available before enabling the textual sign mode.
Let's verify that SIGN_MODE_TEXTUAL is properly handled across the codebase:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for any other SIGN_MODE_TEXTUAL references to ensure consistent handling
rg "SIGN_MODE_TEXTUAL" -A 3 -B 3236-238: LGTM: Successfully integrated evmOS debug commands
The integration of evmOS' debug commands via evmosdebug.Cmd() successfully replaces the previous debug implementation, aligning with the PR's primary objective.
Let's verify the complete removal of old debug commands and proper integration of new ones:
✅ Verification successful
Proper migration of debug commands confirmed
The verification shows a clean implementation where:
- The old debug commands are properly wrapped within the new
evmosdebugpackage - The package extends Cosmos SDK's debug functionality by including both default commands (
CodecCmd,PrefixesCmd,PubkeyRawCmd) and evmOS-specific commands (PubkeyCmd,AddrCmd,RawBytesCmd,LegacyEIP712Cmd) - The integration in
root.gois clean with no remnants of old debug command usage
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This PR wires the example chain implementation in the repo to use the evmOS' extended
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