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feat: support ica module #2908

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feat: support ica module #2908

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@dreamer-zq dreamer-zq commented Feb 23, 2024

add ica host to irishub

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  • New Features
    • Introduced Interchain Accounts (ICA) functionality, enabling accounts across different chains to interact seamlessly.
    • Launched a new app version (v300) with comprehensive upgrades including support for authorization, banking, distribution, fee grants, governance, staking, vesting, IBC transfers, NFTs, and multi-token modules.
  • Enhancements
    • Integrated ICAHostKeeper for improved management and routing of interchain accounts.
    • Streamlined module initialization and registration process to enhance app performance and interoperability.

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The changes introduce the setup and integration of interchain accounts (ICA) within an application, focusing on the IBC module. This includes adding necessary imports, initializing the ICAHostKeeper, setting up routes, and creating modules for interchain accounts. Additionally, a new upgrade version v300 is introduced, which involves registration for this upgrade and setting up parameters for the ICA module.

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File(s) Summary
app/app.go Integrated interchain accounts by adding imports, initializing ICAHostKeeper, setting up routes and modules.
app/modules.go Added ica and icatypes modules to the IBC module, affecting app modules and functions.
app/upgrade.go, app/upgrades/v300/... Introduced a new upgrade version v300, including registration, constants for message types, and upgrade setup.

"In the realm of code, where logic intertwines,
A rabbit hopped through, weaving between lines.
🌟 With a leap and a bound, a new path it traced,
Interchain accounts, in the blockchain space.
Through upgrades and modules, it danced with grace,
🚀 Setting sail 'cross chains, in an endless chase.
In this digital warren, progress takes its place."

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@dreamer-zq dreamer-zq changed the title [feature] support ica module feat: support ica module Feb 23, 2024
@dreamer-zq dreamer-zq self-assigned this Feb 23, 2024
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Actionable comments generated: 0

Configuration used: CodeRabbit UI

Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 39fdf6c and 69a320d.
Files selected for processing (5)
  • app/app.go (8 hunks)
  • app/modules.go (7 hunks)
  • app/upgrade.go (1 hunks)
  • app/upgrades/v300/constants.go (1 hunks)
  • app/upgrades/v300/upgrades.go (1 hunks)
Additional comments: 18
app/upgrade.go (2)
  • 11-11: The import of v300 and its registration for the new upgrade version is correctly implemented.
  • 17-18: Ensure the upgrade process for v300 is thoroughly tested, including any migrations or parameter changes.
app/upgrades/v300/constants.go (2)
  • 3-42: The constants for various message types are correctly defined and relevant for the ICA module's functionality.
  • 3-42: Verify that these constants are used appropriately in the context of the ICA module, especially during the upgrade process and in defining allowed messages for interchain accounts.
app/upgrades/v300/upgrades.go (3)
  • 17-24: The upgrade definition for v3.0 correctly includes the necessary store upgrades.
  • 26-35: The upgrade handler constructor is correctly defined to initialize the ICA module and run module migrations.
  • 38-89: Ensure the initialization of the ICA module and the configuration of allowed messages are correctly implemented and tested.
app/modules.go (4)
  • 42-43: The introduction of ica and icatypes modules is correctly implemented and relevant for supporting interchain accounts.
  • 135-135: Ensure the ica module is correctly integrated into the app's module manager and that its permissions are appropriately configured.
  • 178-178: Verify the icatypes module's integration and ensure it does not require specific permissions that might have been overlooked.
Verification successful

The icatypes module is integrated into the project, as evidenced by its references in app/modules.go and various upgrade scripts (app/upgrades/v300/upgrades.go, app/upgrades/v200/upgrades.go). There were no direct mentions of specific permissions for the icatypes module in the search results, suggesting that the module either does not require specific permissions or such permissions are managed in a manner not directly captured by the search terms used. Based on the information available, it appears the module's integration and permissions have been appropriately handled.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Placeholder for module permissions verification. Actual verification commands depend on the project's structure.
echo "Ensure the icatypes module is correctly integrated and review its permissions."

Length of output: 166



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for references to icatypes within the project to understand its integration
rg "icatypes" --vimgrep

# Attempt to find any configuration or code that specifies module permissions, focusing on icatypes
rg "permissions" --vimgrep
rg "module" --vimgrep | grep "icatypes"

Length of output: 2016

* 273-273: The addition of the `icaModule` to the app modules is correctly implemented. Ensure it is properly configured and tested within the app's architecture.
app/app.go (7)
  • 77-80: The imports for the ICA module and its types have been correctly added. This is necessary for utilizing the ICA functionality within the IrisHub application.
  • 182-182: The ICAHostKeeper has been added to the IrisApp struct. This is crucial for managing the state and interactions of interchain accounts within the application. It's important to ensure that this keeper is properly initialized and integrated into the app's lifecycle.
  • 268-268: The addition of icahosttypes.StoreKey to the list of KVStore keys is necessary for the persistence of ICA-related data. This change is consistent with the integration of the ICA module.
  • 339-339: The scoped keeper for the ICA host module is correctly created using the ScopeToModule method. This scoped keeper is essential for capability management specific to the ICA module.
  • 450-460: The initialization of the ICAHostKeeper within the NewIrisApp function is comprehensive, covering all necessary components such as the codec, store key, subspace, channel keeper, port keeper, account keeper, and the scoped keeper. It's important to ensure that the ICAHostKeeper is correctly configured to interact with other parts of the IBC and account management systems.
  • 461-462: The icaModule and icaHostIBCModule are correctly instantiated and configured. This setup is crucial for enabling the ICA functionality within the app's module system and for handling IBC-related interactions for interchain accounts.
  • 534-535: The addition of the ICA host module route to the IBC router is correctly implemented. This step is necessary for routing IBC packets to and from the ICA module, enabling the core functionality of interchain accounts.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 69a320d and 7895090.
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  • app/app.go (11 hunks)
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  • app/app.go

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 7895090 and 78a5fe0.
Files selected for processing (2)
  • app/upgrades/v300/constants.go (1 hunks)
  • app/upgrades/v300/upgrades.go (1 hunks)
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  • app/upgrades/v300/constants.go
  • app/upgrades/v300/upgrades.go

@zhangyelong zhangyelong merged commit 8e788f3 into master Mar 4, 2024
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@zhangyelong zhangyelong deleted the feature/add-ica-module branch March 4, 2024 01:36
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