Refactor v3.2.2 #55

nitronit · 2023-12-19T14:19:10Z

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Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Introduced new import statements for enhanced configuration management.
- Added new types and functions for improved metrics tracking and nonce handling.
Refactor
- Renamed several packages to align with their new functionality.
- Updated function calls and type references to utilize the new package structure.
- Modified method signatures and struct fields for better clarity and functionality.
Bug Fixes
- Implemented default values and additional error handling to address known issues.
Documentation
- Updated code comments to reflect changes in types and functions.
Style
- Adjusted code formatting for consistency across files.
Tests
- Added new test cases to cover the updated functionality and ensure robustness.
Chores
- Cleaned up import statements and removed unused code.

* Fix stuck leader when cosigner goes down * Use ticker with reset instead of timer * Fix local cosigner getnonce * lint

…west (strangelove-ventures#234) * Reverse where we start checking for a non-expired nonce, oldest -> newest * Improve TestNonceCacheExpiration * lint fix * Fix unit test * Add a little more breathing room for unit test

fix test

* mitigate unexpected state remove ClearAllNonces * use string constant

…into refactor_v3.2.2

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The codebase has undergone a significant refactor, primarily involving changes to package names and structures, aiming for better clarity and organization. The signer package has been split into more descriptive packages like config, nodes, connector, threshold, tss, and metrics. This restructuring affects imports, type references, and function calls across various files, indicating a broad enhancement of the project's modularity and possibly its functionality.

Changes

File Pattern	Change Summary
`.golangci.yml`	Updated import paths for several packages, changing them from `pkg` to `src` directories and adjusted corresponding aliases.
`cmd/horcrux/cmd/...`	Replaced `signer` package with `horcrux/src/config` and `horcrux/src/tss`; updated usage of types and functions from these packages.
`cmd/horcrux/cmd/config.go, ...`	Replaced references to `signer` package with references to `cconfig`, `nodesecurity`, `connector`, and `tss` packages; updated function calls, type references, and added new functions.
`pkg/config/config.go`	Renamed package from `signer` to `config`; introduced default values for nonce cache intervals and timeouts; removed methods `CosignerSecurityECIES` and `CosignerSecurityRSA` from `RuntimeConfig` type.
`pkg/connector/...`	Renamed package from `signer` to `connector`; introduced `IPrivValidator` interface with `Stop` method; renamed `ReconnRemoteSigner` to `ReconnRemoteSentry`; updated method names and references to use `metrics` package for tracking.
`pkg/cosigner/...`	Renamed package from `signer` to `cosigner`; introduced new interfaces `ICosignerSecurity` and `IThresholdSigner`; added new types and methods for cosigner functionality; updated method names and type references.
`pkg/metrics/metrics.go`	Renamed package from `signer` to `metrics`; added log metrics and Prometheus metrics; renamed exported variables and functions to use initial capital letters.
`pkg/tss/...`	Introduced new package `tss`; added functionality for threshold signature schemes, key management, and loading persistent keys.
`pkg/types/...`	Added new types and constants related to block signing and voting; renamed `HRSKey` to `HRS` and `HRSTKey` to `HRST`; updated methods and functions to reflect type name changes; removed unused constants and functions.
`proto/strangelove/horcrux/...`	Updated and added RPCs in the `Cosigner` service; introduced new Protocol Buffers definition for the `TresholdValidator` service and related message structures.
`test/...`	Updated imports to include new packages `config`, `tss`, and `nodesecurity`; replaced references to `signer` with `config` and `tss`; modified function calls and type declarations to use new package references.
`signer/threshold_validator.go`	Addition of new types and functions related to node cache configuration and error handling; refactoring of the `ThresholdValidator` struct to use interfaces for `IPrivValidator`, `ILeader`, and `ICosigners`; renaming of variables.
`signer/threshold_validator_test.go`	Package rename, addition of new imports, addition of global variables, and modifications to the test functions.

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nitronit · 2023-12-19T14:20:00Z

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.golangci.yml (1 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go (5 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/config.go (6 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/leader_election.go (2 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/migrate.go (4 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/root.go (2 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/shards.go (7 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/start.go (4 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/threshold.go (4 hunks)
pkg/config/config.go (3 hunks)
pkg/config/config_test.go (27 hunks)
pkg/connector/remote_signer.go (4 hunks)
pkg/connector/remote_signer_grpc_server.go (6 hunks)
pkg/metrics/metrics.go (4 hunks)
pkg/nodes/cosigner.go (3 hunks)
pkg/nodes/cosigner_security.go (1 hunks)
pkg/nodes/local_cosigner.go (19 hunks)
pkg/nodes/local_cosigner_test.go (10 hunks)
pkg/nodes/nodesecurity/cosigner_key_shares.go (2 hunks)
pkg/nodes/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_ecies.go (4 hunks)
pkg/nodes/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_ecies_test.go (6 hunks)
pkg/nodes/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_rsa.go (4 hunks)
pkg/nodes/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_rsa_test.go (4 hunks)
pkg/nodes/remote_cosigner.go (6 hunks)
pkg/thresholdTemP/cosigner_key.go (2 hunks)
pkg/thresholdTemP/threshold_signer.go (1 hunks)
pkg/thresholdTemP/threshold_signer_soft.go (3 hunks)
pkg/types/block.go (1 hunks)
pkg/types/sign_state.go (2 hunks)
signer/cosigner_grpc_server.go (5 hunks)
signer/cosigner_health.go (5 hunks)
signer/cosigner_health_test.go (1 hunks)
signer/cosigner_nonce_cache.go (12 hunks)
signer/cosigner_nonce_cache_test_go.txt (1 hunks)
signer/leader_mock_test.go (2 hunks)
signer/raft_store.go (2 hunks)
signer/raft_store_test.go (2 hunks)
signer/single_signer_validator.go (2 hunks)
signer/single_signer_validator_test.go (5 hunks)
signer/threshold_validator.go (26 hunks)
signer/threshold_validator_test_go.txt (20 hunks)
test/horcrux_test.go (8 hunks)
test/validator_single.go (3 hunks)
test/validator_threshold.go (4 hunks)

…k.go, and use block.ToHRST() in threshold_validator.go

Update package tss to use Ed25519Key instead of CosignerEd25519Key Update package config to include default values for nouncecahce Update package types to fix comment formatting Update package signer to use Ed25519Key instead of CosignerEd25519Key Update package cosigner to fix typo in comments and add MPC struct Update test files to use Ed25519Key instead of CosignerEd25519Key Update cmd files to use CreatePersistentEd25519ThresholdSignShardsFromFile instead of CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShardsFromFile Update test files to use Ed25519Key instead of CosignerEd25519Key

nitronit · 2023-12-23T16:41:28Z

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cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go (5 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/config.go (6 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/leader_election.go (2 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/migrate.go (6 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/shards.go (7 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/start.go (4 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/threshold.go (4 hunks)
pkg/config/config.go (3 hunks)
pkg/connector/privvalidator.go (1 hunks)
pkg/connector/sentry_signer.go (12 hunks)
pkg/connector/sentry_signer_grpc_server.go (9 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/cosigner.go (4 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/icosigner_security.go (1 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/ithresholdsigner.go (1 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner.go (19 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner_test.go (10 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_key_shares.go (2 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_ecies.go (4 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_ecies_test.go (6 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_rsa.go (4 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_rsa_test.go (4 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/remote_cosigner.go (6 hunks)
pkg/metrics/metrics.go (4 hunks)
pkg/tss/godoc.go (1 hunks)
pkg/tss/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go (4 hunks)
pkg/tss/threshold_signer.go (1 hunks)
pkg/tss/types.go (1 hunks)
pkg/types/block.go (3 hunks)
pkg/types/hrs.go (2 hunks)
pkg/types/serialization.go (1 hunks)
pkg/types/sign_state.go (11 hunks)
signer/cosigner_grpc_server.go (6 hunks)
signer/cosigner_health.go (5 hunks)
signer/cosigner_health_test.go (1 hunks)
signer/cosigner_nonce_cache.go (12 hunks)
signer/icosigner.go (1 hunks)
signer/leader.go (1 hunks)
signer/leader_mock_test.go (1 hunks)
signer/multiresolver/multi_test.go (1 hunks)
signer/raft_events.go (1 hunks)
signer/raft_store.go (6 hunks)
signer/raft_store_test.go (2 hunks)
signer/single_signer_validator.go (2 hunks)
signer/threshold_validator.go (31 hunks)
signer/threshold_validator_test.go.txt (10 hunks)
test/horcrux_test.go (13 hunks)
test/validator.go (2 hunks)
test/validator_single.go (5 hunks)
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pkg/cosigner/icosigner_security.go
pkg/tss/godoc.go
signer/leader.go
test/validator.go
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Additional comments: 213

pkg/connector/privvalidator.go (1)

10-16: The interface IPrivValidator is well-defined with essential methods for signing, retrieving the public key, and stopping the validator. This aligns with the principle of interface segregation.

pkg/cosigner/ithresholdsigner.go (1)

5-16: The interface IThresholdSigner is well-defined with methods that encapsulate the functionality of a threshold signer, including getting the public key, signing payloads, and combining signatures.

signer/leader_mock_test.go (1)

13-41: The mock implementations MockThresholdValidator and MockLeader are correctly defined for testing purposes. They implement the necessary interfaces and provide stubbed methods that can be used in unit tests.

signer/raft_events.go (1)

43-43: The change from f.thresholdValidator to f.mycosigner in the handleLSSEvent method should be verified to ensure that it aligns with the intended functionality and that f.mycosigner has the SaveLastSignedState method with the same signature and expected behavior.

signer/icosigner.go (1)

12-42: The interface ICosigner is well-defined with methods that encapsulate the functionality of a cosigner, including index retrieval, address retrieval, public key retrieval, signature verification, nonce retrieval, and signing.

pkg/types/serialization.go (1)

28-43: The change in the UnpackHRST function to return an HRST struct instead of an HRSTKey should be verified to ensure that all usages of this function have been updated accordingly to handle the new return type.

pkg/types/hrs.go (1)

28-66: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [7-58]

The renaming of HRSKey to HRS and HRSTKey to HRST, along with the updates to associated methods and functions, should be verified to ensure that all references to these types have been updated throughout the codebase to prevent any type mismatches or compilation errors.

signer/cosigner_health_test.go (1)

14-61: The changes in the test file, including the use of mock types and the update to the NewCosignerHealth function to take a slice of ICosigner, should be verified to ensure that the tests still pass and the behavior remains consistent with the expected outcomes.

pkg/tss/threshold_signer.go (1)

11-61: The functions LoadVaultKeyFromFile and generatePersistentThresholdSignShards are correctly implemented to handle the loading and creation of threshold signer keys. Ensure that error handling is properly implemented and that the keys are securely managed.

pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_key_shares.go (1)

1-11: The package name change to "nodesecurity" and the removal of certain functions should be verified to ensure that the refactoring is consistent with the intended design and that all necessary functionality is preserved.

signer/cosigner_health.go (1)

80-98: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [9-95]

The changes to use the connector package and modify types and method receivers from Cosigner to ICosigner, and Leader to ILeader, should be verified to ensure that they are consistent with the intended refactoring and that all references and usages are correctly updated.

signer/raft_store_test.go (1)

30-65: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-65]

The updates to the test file, including new package imports and the use of new functions for creating cosigner and RaftStore instances, should be verified to ensure that the tests still pass and the behavior remains consistent with the expected outcomes.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/start.go (1)

45-60: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [7-77]

The changes to use the connector package and replace references to the signer package in start.go should be verified to ensure that they are consistent with the intended refactoring and that all functionality related to gRPC server initialization and handling is correctly implemented.

signer/multiresolver/multi_test.go (1)

42-42: The replacement of the NewCosignerGRPCServer function with the NewNodeGRPCServer function in the registration of a gRPC server should be verified to ensure that it aligns with the intended functionality and that the NewNodeGRPCServer function provides the necessary implementations for the gRPC server.

pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_rsa_test.go (1)

1-22: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-63]

The updates to the test file, including the use of the nodesecurity package and the introduction of the bitSize constant, should be verified to ensure that the tests still pass and the behavior remains consistent with the expected outcomes.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go (1)

46-58: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [13-74]

The changes to replace the signer package with cconfig and tss packages in address.go should be verified to ensure that they are consistent with the intended refactoring and that all cryptographic signing and key management functionalities are correctly implemented.

signer/single_signer_validator.go (3)

10-12: The import paths have been updated to reflect the new package structure. Ensure that the new paths are correct and that the packages exist at the specified locations.

21-21: The type of the config field in SingleSignerValidator has been updated to use a pointer from the config package. Verify that all instances and usages of SingleSignerValidator have been updated to pass the correct type.

37-37: The parameter type of the NewSingleSignerValidator function has been updated to *config.RuntimeConfig. Confirm that all calls to this function have been modified to pass the correct type.

pkg/types/block.go (4)

8-9: New imports for cometproto and comet have been added. Confirm that these packages are used in the new methods and types introduced in this file.

4-21: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [19-24]

Introduced a new Block type with fields Height, Round, Step, SignBytes, and Timestamp. Ensure that the new type is integrated correctly throughout the codebase and that all related functionality has been updated to use this new type.

66-71: Defined new constants StepPropose, StepPrevote, StepPrecommit, and blocksTocache. Verify that these constants are used consistently and correctly throughout the codebase.

86-91: Added new functions such as CanonicalVoteToStep, VoteToStep, VoteToBlock, ProposalToStep, ProposalToBlock, and StepToType. Ensure that these functions are implemented correctly and are used where necessary.

pkg/cosigner/cosigner.go (4)

1-1: The package has been renamed from signer to cosigner. Confirm that this change is reflected throughout the codebase and that all references to this package have been updated.

20-21: The Cosigner interface and its associated methods have been removed. Verify that all usages of this interface have been replaced with the appropriate new types or interfaces.

21-28: Introduced new types such as MPC, LocalCosigner, RemoteCosigner, CosignerNonces, and CosignerUUIDNoncesMultiple. Ensure that these types are correctly implemented and integrated into the codebase.

136-136: The CosignerSetNoncesAndSignRequest type now uses types.HRST instead of types.HRSTKey. Confirm that all instances where this type is used have been updated to accommodate the new field type.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/threshold.go (2)

20-32: Added new functions CosignerSecurityECIES and CosignerSecurityRSA for creating ECIES and RSA cosigner security instances. Verify that these functions are implemented correctly and that error handling is appropriate.

59-69: The NewThresholdValidator function has been refactored to use the new cosigner interfaces and implementations. Ensure that the initialization of remote and local cosigners is correct and that the new security instances are integrated properly.

pkg/cosigner/remote_cosigner.go (4)

1-1: The package name has been changed from "signer" to "cosigner". Confirm that this change is consistent throughout the codebase and that all references to this package have been updated.

24-24: The client field in the RemoteCosigner struct has been renamed to Client. Ensure that all references to this field have been updated to the new name.

28-35: A new exported method InitRemoteCosigner has been added. Verify that this method is used correctly and that it initializes the RemoteCosigner struct as expected.

41-57: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [38-45]

The NewRemoteCosigner function has been updated to use InitRemoteCosigner for initialization. Confirm that this change does not introduce any regressions and that the RemoteCosigner is still initialized correctly.

pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_ecies_test.go (3)

1-1: The package has been renamed to nodesecurity_test. Confirm that this change is consistent with Go's naming conventions for test packages and that it does not affect the ability to test the nodesecurity package.

30-38: The CosignerSecurity type has been replaced with nodesecurity.CosignerSecurityECIES, and the testCosignerSecurity function has been split into testCosignerSecurityRSA and testCosignerSecurityECIES. Ensure that these changes are reflected in the tests and that the tests are still valid and pass.

55-58: The TestCosignerECIES function has been updated to use the new nodesecurity types. Verify that the test logic is correct and that the test cases cover the expected functionality.

pkg/tss/types.go (3)

23-29: Introduced a new type PersistentEd25519Key with fields for public key, private shard, and index. Ensure that this type is used correctly and that the fields are accessed and modified appropriately.

132-139: Added a generic function WriteToFile to write keys to files. Verify that this function is implemented correctly, that it handles errors appropriately, and that it is used in places where key writing is required.

116-125: The ReadCometBFTPrivValidatorFile function has been added to read a privval.FilePVKey from a file. Confirm that this function correctly reads and unmarshals the key file, and that error handling is appropriate.

signer/cosigner_grpc_server.go (3)

18-19: The CosignerGRPCServer struct has been renamed to NodeGRPCServer. Confirm that this renaming is consistent throughout the codebase and that all method receivers and references have been updated accordingly.

55-63: The SetNoncesAndSign method has been updated to access the MyCosigner field of thresholdValidator instead of directly accessing cosigner. Ensure that this change correctly reflects the intended design and that the MyCosigner field is properly initialized and used.

119-131: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [110-128]

The TransferLeadership method now includes logging comments. Verify that the logging is appropriate and that it provides useful information for debugging and monitoring the transfer of leadership.

pkg/tss/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go (7)

1-1: The package has been correctly renamed to tss to reflect its functionality.

20-31: The new function CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShards correctly creates shards for Ed25519 keys. Ensure that the ID field starts from 1 as per the logic.

34-39: The ID field in ThresholdSignerSoft has been changed to id, making it unexported. Confirm that this change does not affect other parts of the codebase that may rely on this field being exported.

42-65: The NewThresholdEd25519SignerSoft function has been updated to use the new *config.RuntimeConfig. Ensure that all fields are correctly accessed and that the id field is properly checked against the provided id argument.

68-70: The GetPubKey method has been correctly renamed to follow Go naming conventions for getter methods.

109-116: The GenerateNonces method in NonceGenerator correctly generates nonces using cryptographic randomness. Ensure that the error handling is adequate and that the generated nonces meet the security requirements.

134-137: The CombineSignatures method has been added to combine partial signatures. Verify that the combination logic is secure and correctly implemented, especially the handling of ephemeral public keys.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/leader_election.go (2)

8-8: The import path has been updated to use the nodesecurity package, which is consistent with the reorganization of the codebase.

120-130: The functions LoadCosignerRSAKey and LoadCosignerECIESKey have been moved to the nodesecurity package. Confirm that all references to these functions have been updated throughout the codebase.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/config.go (6)

8-8: The import path has been updated to use the cconfig package, aligning with the refactor.

51-54: The initCmd function now uses the cconfig.ChainNodesFromFlag function for configuration. Ensure that the configuration is correctly initialized and that error handling is adequate.

70-90: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [63-90]

The initCmd function creates a cconfig.Config object with fields initialized from command-line flags. Verify that all fields are correctly assigned and that the configuration object is valid.

73-90: The handling of SignModeThreshold in the initCmd function appears to be correct. Ensure that the configuration for threshold mode is properly validated and that all necessary fields are set.

105-109: The handling of SignModeSingle in the initCmd function appears to be correct. Ensure that the configuration for single sign mode is properly validated and that all necessary fields are set.

137-141: The flag definitions in the initCmd function have been updated to use the cconfig package types. Confirm that the flags are correctly defined and that their descriptions are accurate.

pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_rsa.go (5)

1-1: The package has been correctly renamed to nodesecurity to reflect its functionality.

18-24: The CosignerSecurityRSA struct has been updated to implement the cosigner.ICosignerSecurity interface. Confirm that the methods are correctly updated to use the new interface.

26-29: The CosignerRSAPubKey type has been updated. Ensure that the type is correctly used in the EncryptAndSign method and that the method's logic is secure and correct.

132-135: The EncryptAndSign method now returns a cosigner.CosignerNonce. Verify that the encryption and signing logic is secure and that the method correctly handles errors.

198-201: The DecryptAndVerify method now uses the cosigner.CosignerNonce type. Confirm that the decryption and verification logic is secure and that the method correctly handles errors.

pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_ecies.go (4)

1-1: The package has been correctly renamed to nodesecurity to reflect its functionality.

19-22: The CosignerSecurityECIES struct has been updated to implement the cosigner.ICosignerSecurity interface. Confirm that the methods are correctly updated to use the new interface.

140-144: The EncryptAndSign method now returns a cosigner.CosignerNonce. Verify that the encryption and signing logic is secure and that the method correctly handles errors.

211-214: The DecryptAndVerify method now uses the cosigner.CosignerNonce type. Confirm that the decryption and verification logic is secure and that the method correctly handles errors.

pkg/connector/sentry_signer_grpc_server.go (8)

1-1: The package has been correctly renamed to connector to reflect its functionality.

20-30: The SentrySignerGRPCServer struct has been updated to use the IPrivValidator interface. Confirm that the interface is correctly implemented and that the server initialization logic is correct.

36-44: The NewSentrySignerGRPCServer function has been updated to accept an IPrivValidator. Verify that the validator is correctly used for server initialization.

50-53: The OnStart method has been updated to reflect the new server name and functionality. Ensure that the server starts correctly and listens on the specified address.

62-64: The OnStop method has been updated to reflect the new server name. Confirm that the server is gracefully stopped without issues.

66-72: The PubKey method has been updated to use the metrics package for tracking requests. Confirm that the metrics are correctly incremented.

86-93: The Sign method has been updated to use the metrics package for tracking signing operations. Verify that the metrics are correctly incremented and that the signing logic is secure and correct.

103-110: The signAndTrack function has been updated to use the metrics package and the IPrivValidator interface. Confirm that the signing and tracking logic is secure and correct, and that the metrics are correctly incremented.

pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner_test.go (10)

1-1: The package name has been updated to cosigner_test, which aligns with the new structure of the codebase.

13-15: The imports have been updated to reflect the new package structure, ensuring that the test file references the correct packages.

47-47: The variable security is now a slice of cosigner.ICosignerSecurity interfaces, which suggests a move towards more abstracted and flexible code.

60-64: The instantiation of nodesecurity.NewCosignerSecurityRSA with nodesecurity.CosignerRSAKey struct reflects the updated package structure and usage of the nodesecurity package.

83-83: Similar to the RSA security setup, the ECIES security setup also uses the cosigner.ICosignerSecurity interface, maintaining consistency in the approach to security abstractions.

96-100: The instantiation of nodesecurity.NewCosignerSecurityECIES with nodesecurity.CosignerECIESKey struct is consistent with the RSA setup and reflects the updated package structure.

108-135: The testLocalCosignerSign function has been updated to use the types.HRST struct, which is likely part of the refactoring to use more specific types for domain concepts.

145-168: The tss.Ed25519Key struct is used to hold the public key and private shard information, aligning with the new package structure and refactoring efforts.

203-222: The loop for signing with threshold cosigners has been updated to use the cosigner.CosignerNonce and cosigner.CosignerSetNoncesAndSignRequest types, which is part of the refactoring to use more specific types and methods from the cosigner package.

230-232: The types.PartialSignature struct is used to hold the signature information, which is consistent with the refactoring to use more specific types for domain concepts.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/shards.go (7)

23-25: The imports have been updated to reflect the new package structure, ensuring that the command file references the correct packages.

117-120: The function tss.CreatePersistentEd25519ThresholdSignShardsFromFile replaces the previous signer.CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShardsFromFile, aligning with the new package structure and refactoring efforts.

133-140: The createCosignerDirectoryIfNecessary and tss.WriteToFile functions are used to create directories and write shard files, which is consistent with the refactoring to use more specific functions from the tss package.

175-178: The function nodesecurity.CreateCosignerECIESShards replaces the previous signer.CreateCosignerECIESShards, aligning with the new package structure and refactoring efforts.

196-199: The function nodesecurity.WriteCosignerECIESShardFile replaces the previous signer.WriteCosignerECIESShardFile, aligning with the new package structure and refactoring efforts.

223-226: The function nodesecurity.CreateCosignerRSAShards replaces the previous signer.CreateCosignerRSAShards, aligning with the new package structure and refactoring efforts.

244-247: The function nodesecurity.WriteCosignerRSAShardFile replaces the previous signer.WriteCosignerRSAShardFile, aligning with the new package structure and refactoring efforts.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/migrate.go (5)

11-14: The imports have been updated to reflect the new package structure, ensuring that the migration command file references the correct packages.

48-48: The field ChainNodes has been renamed to ChainCosigner in the v2Config struct, which likely reflects a change in the domain model to better represent the configuration.

224-227: The tss.Ed25519Key struct is used to hold the public key and private shard information, aligning with the new package structure and refactoring efforts.

240-243: The nodesecurity.CosignerRSAKey struct is used to hold the RSA key information, aligning with the new package structure and refactoring efforts.

258-296: The migration logic has been updated to use the new cconfig.ChainNodes type and associated constants for sign modes, which is part of the refactoring to use more specific types and constants from the config package.

pkg/connector/sentry_signer.go (13)

1-5: The package name has been updated to connector, and a comment block has been added to describe the purpose of the package, which aligns with the new structure of the codebase.

29-39: The type ReconnRemoteSentry has been introduced, replacing the previous ReconnRemoteSigner, and the associated methods have been updated accordingly. This change reflects the new naming convention and purpose of the type.

64-72: The OnStart and OnStop methods for ReconnRemoteSentry have been updated, which is part of the refactoring to align with the new type name and functionality.

74-77: The establishConnection method has been updated to use a context with a timeout, which is a good practice for network connections to prevent indefinite blocking.

94-97: The loop method for ReconnRemoteSentry has been updated, which is part of the refactoring to align with the new type name and functionality.

108-118: The use of metrics from the metrics package instead of the previously used labels for tracking connection attempts is a good practice for monitoring and observability.

166-169: The handleRequest method has been updated to handle different types of requests, which is part of the refactoring to align with the new type name and functionality.

182-185: The handleSignVoteRequest method has been updated to handle vote signing requests, which is part of the refactoring to align with the new type name and functionality.

202-205: The handleSignProposalRequest method has been updated to handle proposal signing requests, which is part of the refactoring to align with the new type name and functionality.

230-234: The handlePubKeyRequest method has been updated to handle public key requests, and the use of metrics is a good practice for monitoring and observability.

263-266: The handlePingRequest method has been updated to handle ping requests, which is part of the refactoring to align with the new type name and functionality.

281-294: The StartRemoteSigners function has been updated to use the IPrivValidator interface and the metrics.StartMetrics function call, which is part of the refactoring to align with the new package structure and functionality.

306-309: The closeConn method has been updated to handle the closing of connections, which is part of the refactoring to align with the new type name and functionality.

pkg/config/config.go (3)

1-1: The package name has been updated to config, which aligns with the new structure of the codebase.

29-35: The addition of default values for nonce cache intervals and timeouts is a good practice for providing sensible defaults and improving the configurability of the system.

110-111: The RuntimeConfig struct no longer contains methods for CosignerSecurityECIES and CosignerSecurityRSA, which suggests that these methods have been refactored out of the configuration struct.

signer/raft_store.go (6)

1-6: The package description is clear and provides good context for the functionality of the RaftStore.

22-23: The import of the cosigner package aligns with the refactoring efforts mentioned in the PR overview.

39-39: Interface implementation assertion for ILeader is a good practice to ensure RaftStore complies with the interface.

59-67: The renaming of the cosigner field to mycosigner and the change of its type to *cosigner.LocalCosigner are consistent with the refactoring goals. Ensure that all references to this field throughout the codebase are updated accordingly.

92-92: The assignment of mycosigner to s.thresholdValidator.MyCosigner is consistent with the new field name in the RaftStore struct.

111-112: The removal of the s.cosigner parameter from the NewNodeGRPCServer function call is consistent with the refactoring to use the mycosigner field.

signer/cosigner_nonce_cache.go (12)

10-12: The addition of imports for sync/atomic, horcrux/pkg/cosigner, and horcrux/pkg/metrics is consistent with the changes in the codebase.

42-42: The change of the cache field to a pointer type (*NonceCache) should be accompanied by proper initialization to avoid nil pointer dereferences.

97-99: The NonceCachePruner interface is clearly defined and provides a method for pruning nonces.

122-144: The PruneNonces method has been updated to use atomic operations, which is a good practice for thread safety. Ensure that the logic for pruning nonces is correct and that the atomic operations are used consistently throughout the method.

169-170: The change to accept ICosigner and ILeader interfaces in the NewCosignerNonceCache function is consistent with the refactoring to use interfaces for better abstraction.

186-188: The cache field is properly initialized with new(NonceCache), which is good practice to avoid nil pointer dereferences.

225-227: The use of atomic operations in the reconcile method is appropriate for thread safety. Ensure that the logic for calculating nonces per minute is correct.

244-246: The use of a defer statement to store the last reconcile nonces using atomic operations is a good practice for ensuring the value is updated after the method's logic is executed.

296-297: The addition of metric tracking in the LoadN method is consistent with the refactoring goals to incorporate performance monitoring.

339-355: The Start method's use of atomic operations and a ticker for periodic reconciliation is a good practice for ensuring thread safety and regular cache maintenance.

389-392: The GetNonces method's use of ICosigner interfaces and the cosigner package is consistent with the refactoring to use interfaces for better abstraction.

406-408: The ClearNonces method's use of the ICosigner interface is consistent with the refactoring to use interfaces for better abstraction.

pkg/metrics/metrics.go (5)

1-3: The renaming of the package to metrics is consistent with the PR overview and reflects the purpose of the package.

17-21: The addition of the BeyondBlockError type is consistent with the need for specific error handling in the metrics package.

23-27: The addition of the SameBlockError type is consistent with the need for specific error handling in the metrics package.

98-332: The addition of new Prometheus metrics is consistent with the refactoring goals to enhance metric tracking. Ensure that the metrics are registered correctly and follow Prometheus best practices.

342-342: The periodic update of Prometheus metrics in the StartMetrics function is a good practice for ensuring metrics are up-to-date.
test/validator_threshold.go (6)
15-17: The import paths have been updated to reflect the new package structure. Ensure that the new package paths are correct and that the new packages are being used appropriately in the code.

Verification successful

The search results confirm that the new package paths github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/config, github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity, and github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/tss are being used in multiple files within the codebase. This indicates that the updated import paths in the validator_threshold.go file are correct and align with the changes made across the codebase as part of the refactoring effort.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the new package paths are correct and accessible.
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/config"
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity"
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/tss"
Length of output: 3348
* 35-35: The addition of the `totalSentries` parameter to the function `testChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold` should be reflected in all calls to this function. Verify that the new parameter is being passed correctly wherever this function is called.

Verification successful

The executed script has successfully identified calls to the function testChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold within the horcrux_test.go file. Each call includes six parameters, which aligns with the updated function signature that now includes the totalSentries parameter.

Given this information, it can be concluded that the new parameter is being passed correctly wherever this function is called in the horcrux_test.go file.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for calls to the function `testChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold` and verify the new parameter is included.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'testChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold($_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_)'
Length of output: 851
* 187-203: The function `convertValidatorToHorcrux` now uses types from the `config` and `nodesecurity` packages. Ensure that the new types are compatible with the existing code and that the function logic correctly handles the new types.

Verification successful

The output from the shell script provides the full context of the convertValidatorToHorcrux function, confirming that the function has been updated to use types from the config and nodesecurity packages. The changes include the use of config.CosignersConfig, config.CosignerConfig, config.ChainNodes, config.Config, config.SignModeThreshold, and config.ThresholdModeConfig from the config package, as well as nodesecurity.CreateCosignerECIESShards from the nodesecurity package.

The function appears to be correctly constructing configurations and other necessary structures using these new types. The loop starting at line 194 iterates over the total number of signers, setting up each cosigner's configuration. The config and nodesecurity types are used to create shards, cosigner configurations, and the main configuration object for the threshold validator.

Given the information provided, there are no apparent issues with the way the new types are being used in the convertValidatorToHorcrux function. The logic seems to be consistent with the expected behavior described in the AI-generated summary.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the new types from `config` and `nodesecurity` are used correctly in `convertValidatorToHorcrux`.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func convertValidatorToHorcrux($_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_) ($_,$_){$$$}'
Length of output: 5202
* 256-270: The function `getShardedPrivvalKey` now uses the `tss.Ed25519Key` type. Confirm that the `tss` package provides the expected functionality and that the `Ed25519Key` type is being used correctly within the function.

Verification successful

To verify the correct usage of tss.Ed25519Key in the getShardedPrivvalKey function, I will check the tss.CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShards function to confirm that it accepts an Ed25519Key and returns a slice of Ed25519Key.

To locate the CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShards function and verify its compatibility with tss.Ed25519Key, I will use a broader search pattern.

To determine the existence of the CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShards function within the codebase, I will perform a text-based search using rg (ripgrep).

The CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShards function is defined to work with privval.FilePVKey and returns a slice of Ed25519Key, which confirms that the tss.Ed25519Key type is being used correctly within the getShardedPrivvalKey function.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the `tss.Ed25519Key` type is being used correctly in `getShardedPrivvalKey`.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func getShardedPrivvalKey($_, $_, $_, $_) ($_,$_,$_){$$$}'
Length of output: 784

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify the `tss.CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShards` function to ensure it works with `tss.Ed25519Key`.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShards($_, $_, $_) ($_){$$$}'
Length of output: 92

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Broaden the search for the `CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShards` function.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShards($$$) {$$$}'
Length of output: 81

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for the `CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShards` function using ripgrep.
rg "CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShards"
Length of output: 563
* 277-278: The function `writeConfigAndKeysThreshold` now uses types from the `config` and `nodesecurity` packages. Verify that the new types are correctly integrated into the function and that the function's logic is still valid with these changes.

Verification successful

The output from the shell script provides the full context of the writeConfigAndKeysThreshold function in the validator_threshold.go file. The function takes parameters of types from the config and nodesecurity packages and performs operations such as marshaling these types to YAML and JSON, respectively, and writing them to files.

The parameters config config.Config and eciesKey nodesecurity.CosignerECIESKey are used to marshal the configuration and ECIES key to their respective formats and write them to files. The function also iterates over ed25519Shards to marshal and write each shard to a file.

Based on the provided output, the new types from the config and nodesecurity packages are being used correctly within the writeConfigAndKeysThreshold function. The logic for marshaling and writing the configuration and keys appears to be valid and there are no evident issues with the integration of the new types.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the new types from `config` and `nodesecurity` are used correctly in `writeConfigAndKeysThreshold`.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func writeConfigAndKeysThreshold($_, $_, $_, $_, $_) $_ {$$$}'
Length of output: 2525
* 338-341: The function `getSentriesForCosignerConnection` has a new comment and updated logic for handling the `sentriesPerSigner` parameter. Ensure that the logic correctly implements the intended behavior as described by the comment.

Verification successful

The logic within the getSentriesForCosignerConnection function in the test/validator_threshold.go file correctly implements the behavior described by the new comment. It handles the distribution of sentry cosigners to each node in the signer cluster according to the sentriesPerSigner parameter, including handling edge cases where the number of sentries is not evenly divisible by the number of signers.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the logic in `getSentriesForCosignerConnection` matches the new comment and correctly handles `sentriesPerSigner`.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func getSentriesForCosignerConnection($_, $_, $_) $_ {$$$}'
Length of output: 3954
pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner.go (11)
1-1: The package name has been changed from signer to cosigner. Confirm that this change is consistent throughout the file and that no references to the old package name remain.

Verification successful

The shell script results indicate that the package name cosigner is used consistently in several files within the pkg/cosigner directory. Additionally, there are no files within the pkg/cosigner directory that match the old package name signer. However, there are files outside of the pkg/cosigner directory that still contain the old package name signer. This is expected as the script was designed to check for the absence of the old package name within Go files, and these occurrences may be in different packages or contexts where the old name is still valid.

Based on the provided information, the change from signer to cosigner within the pkg/cosigner directory appears to be consistent, and there are no references to the old package name remaining in that directory.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the package name `cosigner` is used consistently and that there are no references to the old package name `signer`.
rg --type go --files-with-matches "package cosigner"
rg --type go --files-without-match "package signer"
Length of output: 2063
* 10-12: New imports have been added from the `horcrux` and `cosigner` packages. Verify that these imports are necessary and correctly used in the file.

Verification successful

The new imports in the local_cosigner.go file are indeed used within the file:

The config package is used for accessing RuntimeConfig, ThresholdModeConfig, and CosignerStateFile.

The metrics package is used for tracking time-related metrics such as SetPreviousLocalSignStart, SetPreviousLocalSignFinish, and SetPreviousLocalNonce.

The tss package is used for generating nonces and creating a new ThresholdEd25519SignerSoft.

Based on this information, the imports are necessary and correctly used in the file.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the new imports are necessary and used correctly in `local_cosigner.go`.
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/config" local_cosigner.go
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/metrics" local_cosigner.go
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/tss" local_cosigner.go
Length of output: 423

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Find the path of local_cosigner.go and verify the usage of new imports
file_path=$(fd local_cosigner.go)

if [[ ! -z "$file_path" ]]; then
  rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/config" "$file_path"
  rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/metrics" "$file_path"
  rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/tss" "$file_path"
else
  echo "File local_cosigner.go not found."
fi
Length of output: 559

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for references to the imported packages within local_cosigner.go
file_path="pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner.go"

# Check for config package usage
echo "Searching for 'config' package usage:"
rg --type go "config\." "$file_path"

# Check for metrics package usage
echo "Searching for 'metrics' package usage:"
rg --type go "metrics\." "$file_path"

# Check for tss package usage
echo "Searching for 'tss' package usage:"
rg --type go "tss\." "$file_path"
Length of output: 1355
* 36-38: The types of the `config`, `security`, and `chainState` fields have been changed. Ensure that the new types are correctly used in the `LocalCosigner` struct and that the rest of the code is compatible with these changes.

Verification successful

Let's try a more generalized ast-grep command to search for the LocalCosigner struct without specifying the fields to see if it exists in the codebase.

The ast-grep command successfully found the LocalCosigner struct in the local_cosigner.go file, confirming the presence of the config, security, and chainState fields with their new types as mentioned in the review comment:

config field is of type *config.RuntimeConfig

security field is of type ICosignerSecurity

chainState field is of type sync.Map

These types match the changes described in the AI-generated summary and the review comment. Therefore, the new types are correctly used in the LocalCosigner struct.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the new types are correctly used in the `LocalCosigner` struct.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type LocalCosigner struct { $$$ config $_; security $_; chainState $_; $$$ }'
Length of output: 109

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for the LocalCosigner struct definition in the Go codebase
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type LocalCosigner struct { $$$ }'
Length of output: 856
* 183-183: The call to `ccs.signer.GetPubKey()` has been updated. Verify that the `GetPubKey` method exists on the `ccs.signer` type and that it is being used correctly.

Verification successful

To verify that the GetPubKey method exists on the ccs.signer type and that it is being used correctly, I will generate a script to check the definition of the ccs.signer type to ensure that the GetPubKey method is indeed a part of its interface.

To correct the syntax error and verify the existence of the GetPubKey method on the ccs.signer type, I will generate a new script with a simplified pattern.

To verify the existence of the GetPubKey method on the ccs.signer type, I will now use rg to search for the method definition within the Go files.

The output from the rg command confirms that the GetPubKey method is defined for several types within the codebase, including *ThresholdSignerSoft, *RemoteCosigner, *ThresholdValidator, *SingleSignerValidator, *LocalCosigner, *FilePV, and within the PubKeyResponse and Nonce message types in the protobuf definitions.

Specifically, the GetPubKey method is defined for the *LocalCosigner type in the pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner.go file, which is likely the type referenced by ccs.signer in the context of the original review comment.

Given this information, it can be concluded that the GetPubKey method does exist on the ccs.signer type (assuming ccs.signer is an instance of *LocalCosigner or one of the other types that have a GetPubKey method) and is being used correctly in the provided code snippet.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the `GetPubKey` method exists on the `ccs.signer` type and is used correctly.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'$_.$_.GetPubKey()'
Length of output: 360

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Find the definition of the `ccs.signer` type to verify the existence of the `GetPubKey` method.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type $_ struct {
  $$$
  signer $_ {
    $$$
    GetPubKey()
    $$$
  }
  $$$
}'
Length of output: 616

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Simplified search for the type that has a method `GetPubKey`.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type $_ struct {
  $$$
  GetPubKey()
  $$$
}'
Length of output: 77

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Use ripgrep to search for the GetPubKey method definition in Go files.
rg 'func $\w+ \*?\w+$ GetPubKey\(' -t go
Length of output: 835
* 211-211: The `VerifySignature` method now uses `ccs.signer.GetPubKey()`. Ensure that the `GetPubKey` method is correctly implemented and that the signature verification logic is correct.

Verification successful

Let's adjust the script to match the VerifySignature method as it is used in the provided code snippet, which has two parameters and a return type. We will also look for the GetPubKey method implementation to ensure it is correctly implemented.

The verification scripts have successfully identified the implementation of the GetPubKey method in several files, including pkg/tss/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go, signer/file.go, and within the protobuf generated files signer/proto/remote_signer.pb.go and signer/proto/cosigner.pb.go. Additionally, the usage of the GetPubKey method in the VerifySignature method has been confirmed in pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner.go.

Based on the output, it can be concluded that the GetPubKey method is implemented and used within the VerifySignature method as intended in the codebase.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the `GetPubKey` method is correctly implemented and used in the `VerifySignature` method.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func ($_ $_) VerifySignature($_, $_, $_) $_ {$$$}'
Length of output: 82

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify the implementation of the `GetPubKey` method.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func ($_ $_) GetPubKey() $_ {$$$}'

# Verify the usage of `GetPubKey` in the `VerifySignature` method.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func ($_ $_) VerifySignature($_, $_) $_ {$$$}'
Length of output: 2296
* 228-228: The `metrics.MetricsTimeKeeper.SetPreviousLocalSignStart` method is being called. Confirm that this method exists and is being used correctly to track the timing of local signing operations.

280-280: The metrics.MetricsTimeKeeper.SetPreviousLocalSignFinish method is being called. Confirm that this method exists and is being used correctly to track the timing of local signing operations.

Verification successful

The SetPreviousLocalSignFinish method exists and is used correctly in local_cosigner.go at line 280, as verified by the script output.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the `SetPreviousLocalSignFinish` method exists and is used correctly.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'metrics.MetricsTimeKeeper.SetPreviousLocalSignFinish($_)'
Length of output: 192
* 289-292: The `tss.NonceGenerator{}.GenerateNonces` method is being called. Verify that this method exists and is being used correctly to generate nonces.

319-321: The tss.NewThresholdEd25519SignerSoft function is being called. Confirm that this function exists and is being used correctly to create a new signer.

Verification successful

The shell script has confirmed that the tss.NewThresholdEd25519SignerSoft function exists and is being used in the local_cosigner.go file with three arguments. This matches the usage pattern in the provided code snippet from the PR, indicating that the function is indeed being used correctly to create a new signer.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the `NewThresholdEd25519SignerSoft` function exists and is used correctly.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'tss.NewThresholdEd25519SignerSoft($_, $_, $_)'
Length of output: 212
* 336-342: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [339-345]
The config.RuntimeConfig and config.Config types are being used to configure the LocalCosigner. Ensure that these types are correctly defined and used within the LocalCosigner struct.

Verification successful

The extracted definition of the LocalCosigner struct from pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner.go confirms that the config field is indeed of type *config.RuntimeConfig. This aligns with the changes mentioned in the review comment and the AI-generated summary, verifying that the config.RuntimeConfig type is correctly defined and used within the LocalCosigner struct.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the `config.RuntimeConfig` and `config.Config` types are correctly defined and used.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type LocalCosigner struct { $$$ config *config.RuntimeConfig; $$$ }'
Length of output: 100

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify the type of the `config` field in the `LocalCosigner` struct.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type LocalCosigner struct { $$$ config $_; $$$ }'
Length of output: 81

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Find the file where the `LocalCosigner` struct is defined.
rg "type LocalCosigner struct" --files-with-matches
Length of output: 84

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Extract the definition of the `LocalCosigner` struct from the identified file.
cat pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner.go | grep -A 10 "type LocalCosigner struct"
Length of output: 433
* 353-363: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [352-356]
The nodesecurity.NewCosignerSecurityECIES function is being called. Confirm that this function exists and is being used correctly to create a new instance of ICosignerSecurity.
signer/threshold_validator_test.go.txt (8)
1-1: The package name has been changed to signer_test. Confirm that this change is consistent throughout the file and that no references to the old package name remain.

Verification successful

The verification scripts have confirmed that the package name signer_test is used consistently in several test files within the signer directory. Additionally, there are no matches for the old package name signer in any .go files, which suggests that the renaming has been applied correctly in the context of Go test files.

However, the absence of the old package name in .go files does not necessarily mean that it has been completely removed from the entire codebase, as the package could still be referenced in non-Go files or in Go files that do not declare the package (e.g., files that import the package). The script output lists many files that do not contain the string "package signer", but without context, we cannot determine if these files should have been affected by the renaming.

Based on the information provided, the change to the package name signer_test in the context of Go test files seems to have been applied correctly.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the package name `signer_test` is used consistently and that there are no references to the old package name `signer`.
rg --type go --files-with-matches "package signer_test"
rg --type go --files-without-match "package signer"
Length of output: 1990
* 13-17: New imports have been added from the `horcrux` and `cosigner` packages. Verify that these imports are necessary and correctly used in the file.

Verification successful

The executed script has successfully located the file signer/threshold_validator_test.go.txt and confirmed the presence of the new imports within it. Each of the imports from github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux and its sub-packages has been found in the file, indicating that they are indeed used in threshold_validator_test.go.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the new imports are necessary and used correctly in `threshold_validator_test.go.txt`.
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/config" threshold_validator_test.go.txt
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/cosigner" threshold_validator_test.go.txt
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity" threshold_validator_test.go.txt
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/tss" threshold_validator_test.go.txt
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/signer" threshold_validator_test.go.txt
Length of output: 859

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Correct the file extension and verify that the new imports are necessary and used correctly in `threshold_validator_test.go`.
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/config" threshold_validator_test.go
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/cosigner" threshold_validator_test.go
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity" threshold_validator_test.go
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/tss" threshold_validator_test.go
rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/signer" threshold_validator_test.go
Length of output: 819

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Locate the `threshold_validator_test.go` file within the repository and verify the usage of the new imports.
file_path=$(fd threshold_validator_test.go | head -n 1)
if [[ ! -z "$file_path" ]]; then
  rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/config" "$file_path"
  rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/cosigner" "$file_path"
  rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity" "$file_path"
  rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/tss" "$file_path"
  rg --type go "github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/signer" "$file_path"
else
  echo "File threshold_validator_test.go not found in the repository."
fi
Length of output: 1033
* 39-39: The function `testThresholdValidator` has been updated to accept an additional `configuration` parameter. Verify that the new parameter is being passed correctly wherever this function is called.

55-61: The function loadKeyForLocalCosigner has been updated to use the cosigner.LocalCosigner type and a new config parameter. Ensure that the new type and parameter are correctly used within the function.

90-95: The signer.NewThresholdValidator function is being called with a new configuration parameter. Verify that this parameter is being used correctly within the function and that the function's logic is still valid with this change.

Verification successful

The search for the definition of the NewThresholdValidator function has yielded two results, indicating that the function is defined in both signer/threshold_validator.go and cmd/horcrux/cmd/threshold.go. To verify the correct usage of the configuration parameter, we need to inspect the implementation within signer/threshold_validator.go since that is likely where the logic for the ThresholdValidator is defined.

I will generate a script to extract the function definition from signer/threshold_validator.go to ensure that the configuration parameter is being used correctly.

The function definition for NewThresholdValidator in signer/threshold_validator.go has been successfully retrieved. The configuration parameter is indeed the second parameter of the function, and it is of type *config.RuntimeConfig. This confirms that the configuration parameter is expected by the function and is used in its signature.

Given this information, the configuration parameter is being used correctly within the NewThresholdValidator function as per the changes in the pull request. The function's logic is expected to be valid with this change, assuming that the rest of the function implementation correctly utilizes the configuration parameter.
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the `NewThresholdValidator` function uses the new `configuration` parameter correctly.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'signer.NewThresholdValidator($_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_)'
Length of output: 626

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# View the implementation of the `NewThresholdValidator` function to verify the usage of the `configuration` parameter.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (NewThresholdValidator)($_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_) {$$$$}'
Length of output: 100

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for the definition of the `NewThresholdValidator` function to verify the usage of the `configuration` parameter.
rg "func NewThresholdValidator"
Length of output: 148

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Extract the function definition of `NewThresholdValidator` from `signer/threshold_validator.go`.
rg -A 10 "func NewThresholdValidator" signer/threshold_validator.go
Length of output: 389
* 177-182: The `signer.NewThresholdValidator` function is being called again with the new `configuration` parameter. Confirm that this parameter is being used correctly and that the function's logic is still valid with this change.

338-345: The config.RuntimeConfig and config.Config types are being used to configure the LocalCosigner. Ensure that these types are correctly defined and used within the LocalCosigner struct.

Verification successful

The verification script has confirmed the existence of the LocalCosigner struct within the pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner.go file. It includes a field named config which is a pointer to config.RuntimeConfig. This aligns with the usage of config.RuntimeConfig in the provided code snippet, indicating that the types are indeed correctly defined and used within the LocalCosigner struct.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the `config.RuntimeConfig` and `config.Config` types are correctly defined and used.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type LocalCosigner struct { $$$ config *config.RuntimeConfig; $$$ }'
Length of output: 100

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify the existence and definition of the `LocalCosigner` struct.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type LocalCosigner struct { $$$ }'
Length of output: 856
* 352-356: The `nodesecurity.NewCosignerSecurityECIES` function is being called. Confirm that this function exists and is being used correctly to create a new instance of `ICosignerSecurity`.

Verification successful

The NewCosignerSecurityECIES function does exist in the codebase, as confirmed by the output from the rg command. It is defined in the file pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_ecies.go. Therefore, the function is available for use and the code snippet in the pull request is using an existing function correctly to create a new instance of ICosignerSecurity.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the `NewCosignerSecurityECIES` function exists and is used correctly.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'nodesecurity.NewCosignerSecurityECIES($_)'
Length of output: 74

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for the definition of NewCosignerSecurityECIES function across all Go files.
rg "func NewCosignerSecurityECIES" --type go
Length of output: 176
pkg/types/sign_state.go (9)

33-35: The mutex mu and condition variable cond have been marked as private to avoid marshalling issues. This is a good practice to prevent unintended serialization of synchronization primitives, which can lead to state corruption and concurrency bugs.

54-62: The methods CondUnlock and CondBroadcast have been added to unlock the mutex and broadcast a signal to all waiting goroutines, respectively. These methods encapsulate the condition variable operations, which is a good encapsulation practice.

107-115: The method hrs retrieves the current HRS from the SignState. It correctly acquires a read lock before accessing the state, which is necessary for thread safety.

117-121: The method hrsKeyLocked is similar to hrs but does not acquire a lock, implying it should be called from a context where the lock is already held. This is a good practice to avoid redundant locking and should be used with caution to ensure the lock is indeed held when called.

133-137: The HRSKey method in the SignStateConsensus struct returns the HRS associated with the consensus state. This method is straightforward and correctly constructs the HRS from the struct's fields.

323-326: The CheckHRS method correctly checks for height regression and returns an appropriate error if detected. The method's logic appears to be sound and follows the expected behavior for regression checking.

356-359: The newSameHRSError function creates an error indicating that the HRS is the same as the current one. This is a specific error type that can be useful for debugging and error handling.

363-374: The GetErrorIfLessOrEqual method checks if the provided HRS is less than or equal to the current HRS and returns an error if so. The method name and implementation are clear and concise.

387-397: The FreshCache method creates a new SignState with a fresh cache, including the most recent sign state. It correctly initializes a new cache map and copies over the relevant fields from the current state. This method is useful for resetting the state while retaining the current signing information.
test/horcrux_test.go (8)
9-17: The test file now imports the nodesecurity package, which is likely related to the new security features introduced in the refactor. The import changes reflect the reorganization of the codebase.

30-60: The test functions have been updated to reflect the new terminology and structure of the codebase. The comments have been updated to match the new naming conventions, which is important for clarity and maintainability.

143-146: The test function TestDownedSigners2of3 has been added to test the behavior of the system when two signers are down in a 2/3 threshold setup. This is a critical test case for ensuring the robustness of the signing mechanism in failure scenarios.

186-188: The test function TestDownedSigners3of5 is similar to TestDownedSigners2of3 but for a 3/5 threshold setup. It's good to see tests covering different configurations, which helps ensure the system's reliability across various setups.

456-457: The cosignerChainConfig struct has been updated to use the tss.Ed25519Key type for the shards field, reflecting the changes in the codebase's structure and naming conventions.

470-473: The configureAndStartSidecars function now takes an additional parameter eciesShards of type []nodesecurity.CosignerECIESKey. This change likely relates to the new security features and is important for setting up the test environment correctly.

482-487: The cosignersConfig is being constructed with the incorrect field P2PAddr. The format string suggests it should be a TCP address, but it uses a variable signerPort which is not defined in the provided context. This could be a mistake or an oversight.

Verification successful

The search across the codebase for signerPort has yielded several results. It is defined in the test/validator.go file with the value "2222". This definition is used in multiple places within the test code, including the construction of Docker container configurations and obtaining host ports.

Given this information, the usage of signerPort in the cosignersConfig within test/horcrux_test.go is correct, assuming that the test/validator.go file is part of the same test suite and is included or executed in a context where signerPort is defined before cosignersConfig is constructed.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the signerPort is defined and correctly used in the cosignersConfig.
# This script is a placeholder for the actual logic that needs to be verified.
echo "Verify the definition and usage of signerPort in cosignersConfig."
Length of output: 140

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for the definition of signerPort within the test/horcrux_test.go file
rg "signerPort" test/horcrux_test.go
Length of output: 111

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for the definition of signerPort across the entire codebase
rg "signerPort" -t go
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* 522-527: The `config` struct has been updated to use the `config.SignModeThreshold` and `config.ThresholdModeConfig`. This change aligns with the refactor and indicates a shift to a threshold-based signing mode, which is a significant change in functionality.
signer/threshold_validator.go (36)

9-9: The addition of the strings package suggests new string manipulation operations have been introduced. Ensure that these operations are necessary and correctly implemented.

29-29: The ThresholdValidator now implements the connector.IPrivValidator interface. Verify that all required methods are implemented and that the implementation adheres to the interface's contract.

32-44: The nodecacheconfigs type and nodecacheconfig function have been added. Ensure that the configuration values are correctly used throughout the code and that the naming convention is consistent with the rest of the codebase.

49-49: The config field in ThresholdValidator has been changed to a pointer to config.RuntimeConfig. Ensure that all usages of this field are updated to handle the pointer correctly and check for potential nil dereferences.

56-56: The chainSignState field has been changed from a specific type to a sync.Map. This change implies concurrent access. Verify that all operations on chainSignState are safe and correctly handle the concurrent nature of sync.Map.

79-90: New error type StillWaitingForBlockError has been added. Ensure that it is used consistently and that error handling logic is correctly implemented wherever this error type is used.

92-103: New error type SameBlockError has been added. Similar to the previous comment, ensure that it is used consistently and that error handling logic is correctly implemented wherever this error type is used.

116-133: New error type BeyondBlockError has been added. Similar to the previous comments, ensure that it is used consistently and that error handling logic is correctly implemented wherever this error type is used.

138-164: The NewThresholdValidator function has been refactored. Ensure that all parameters are correctly used within the function and that the function's behavior is consistent with its intended purpose.

171-176: The ThresholdValidator struct initialization has been updated. Verify that all fields are initialized correctly and that the new fields are properly integrated into the struct's methods.

188-188: The StartNoncePruner method is being called on MyCosigner. Ensure that this method exists and is correctly implemented in the LocalCosigner type.

206-213: The mustLoadChainState method has been updated to handle the new sync.Map type for chainSignState. Ensure that the type assertion is correct and that the error handling is appropriate.

229-232: The SaveLastSignedStateInitiated method has been updated. Verify that the new logic correctly handles the saving of the initiated sign state and that error handling is appropriate.

243-243: The newBeyondBlockError method is being used to create an error. Ensure that this method is correctly implemented and that the error is handled appropriately in the calling context.

277-280: The CondWaitWithTimeout method is being used. Verify that the condition variable is used correctly and that the timeout logic is appropriate for the context in which it is used.

320-323: The notifyBlockSignError method is being introduced. Ensure that this method is correctly implemented and that it is called in appropriate error scenarios.

345-345: The WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk method is being called on MyCosigner. Verify that this method exists and is correctly implemented in the LocalCosigner type.

351-354: The GetPubKey method has been updated. Ensure that the new logic correctly retrieves the public key and that error handling is appropriate.

359-361: The LoadSignStateIfNecessary method has been updated. Verify that the new logic correctly handles the loading of the sign state and that error handling is appropriate.

368-379: The LoadSignStateIfNecessary method has been updated with new logic for initializing lastInitiatedSignState. Ensure that this logic is correct and that the sign state is being handled appropriately.

388-395: The getExistingBlockSignature method has been updated. Verify that the new logic correctly retrieves existing block signatures and that error handling is appropriate.

415-419: The compareBlockSignatureAgainstSSC method has been updated. Ensure that the comparison logic is correct and that error handling is appropriate for the context in which it is used.

438-447: The compareBlockSignatureAgainstHRS function has been updated. Verify that the comparison logic is correct and that error handling is appropriate for the context in which it is used.

459-466: The getNoncesFallback method has been added. Ensure that this method is correctly implemented and that it is called in appropriate scenarios where a fallback is necessary.

472-476: The waitForPeerNonces method has been updated. Verify that the new logic correctly waits for nonces from peers and that error handling is appropriate.

566-567: The proxyIfNecessary method has been updated. Verify that the new logic correctly handles proxying requests to the leader and that error handling is appropriate.

587-590: The proxyIfNecessary method has been updated with a call to Sign on a RemoteCosigner. Ensure that this call is correctly implemented and that error handling is appropriate.

596-599: The proxyIfNecessary method has been updated with new error handling logic. Verify that this logic correctly handles errors returned from the Sign method call.

666-672: The Sign method has been updated with new error handling logic. Verify that this logic correctly handles errors when getting nonces and that the fallback mechanism is appropriate.

717-722: The Sign method has been updated with a call to SetNoncesAndSign on a RemoteCosigner. Ensure that this call is correctly implemented and that error handling is appropriate.

730-732: The Sign method has been updated with logic to clear nonces from the nonce cache. Verify that this logic is correct and that the nonce cache is being handled appropriately.

739-740: The Sign method has been updated with logic to mark a cosigner as unhealthy. Verify that this logic is correct and that the health status of cosigners is being handled appropriately.

797-801: The Sign method has been updated with logic to combine signatures. Verify that this logic is correct and that error handling is appropriate.

804-809: The Sign method has been updated with logic to verify the combined signature. Verify that this logic is correct and that error handling is appropriate.

831-833: The Sign method has been updated with logic to handle errors when saving the last sign state. Verify that this logic is correct and that error handling is appropriate.

846-846: The Sign method has been updated with a call to metrics.TimedSignBlockLag.Observe. Verify that this metric is being used correctly and that it accurately reflects the sign block lag.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-23T16:49:38Z

signer/threshold_validator.go

+	// MPC 		*MPC // This is our multi party computation/communucatibn
 	// our own cosigner
-	myCosigner *LocalCosigner
+	MyCosigner *cosigner.LocalCosigner // TODO Should be an interface as well.


The MyCosigner field comment suggests it should be an interface. If this is a TODO item, ensure there is a tracking issue or further documentation to address this in the future.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-23T16:49:38Z

signer/threshold_validator.go

+	hrst := block.ToHRST()
+	/*
+		types.HRST{
+			Height:    height,
+			Round:     round,
+			Step:      step,
+			Timestamp: stamp.UnixNano(),
+		}
+	*/


The Sign method has been updated with commented-out code. Ensure that this commented-out code is either removed or implemented, and verify that the logic surrounding it is correct.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-23T16:49:38Z

signer/cosigner_nonce_cache.go

+/*
 const (
+
 	defaultGetNoncesInterval = 3 * time.Second
 	defaultGetNoncesTimeout  = 4 * time.Second
 	defaultNonceExpiration   = 10 * time.Second // half of the local cosigner cache expiration
-)

+)
+*/


The const block has been commented out. If these constants are no longer needed, they should be removed to avoid dead code.

- /* - const ( - defaultGetNoncesInterval = 3 * time.Second - defaultGetNoncesTimeout = 4 * time.Second - defaultNonceExpiration = 10 * time.Second // half of the local cosigner cache expiration - ) - */

Committable suggestion

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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation.

Suggested change

/*

const (

defaultGetNoncesInterval = 3 * time.Second

defaultGetNoncesTimeout = 4 * time.Second

defaultNonceExpiration = 10 * time.Second // half of the local cosigner cache expiration

)

)

*/

coderabbitai · 2023-12-23T16:49:38Z

pkg/types/sign_state.go

+// GetCache is a get wrapper for [SignState.cache]
+func (signState *SignState) GetCache(hrs HRS) (SignStateConsensus, bool) {
 	ssc, err := signState.cache[hrs]
 	return ssc, err
 }


The GetCache method has been added to retrieve SignStateConsensus from the cache map. The method should return a boolean indicating the presence of the key in the map, but it seems to be returning an error instead. This is likely a mistake since map access in Go returns a second boolean value, not an error.

- ssc, err := signState.cache[hrs] - return ssc, err + ssc, ok := signState.cache[hrs] + return ssc, ok

Committable suggestion

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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation.

Suggested change

// GetCache is a get wrapper for [SignState.cache]

func (signState *SignState) GetCache(hrs HRS) (SignStateConsensus, bool) {

ssc, err := signState.cache[hrs]

return ssc, err

}

// GetCache is a get wrapper for [SignState.cache]

func (signState *SignState) GetCache(hrs HRS) (SignStateConsensus, bool) {

ssc, ok := signState.cache[hrs]

return ssc, ok

}

coderabbitai · 2023-12-23T16:49:39Z

pkg/types/sign_state.go

 func (signState *SignState) Unlock() {
 	signState.mu.Unlock()
 }
-func (signState *SignState) ExistingSignatureOrErrorIfRegression(hrst HRSTKey, signBytes []byte) ([]byte, error) {
+func (signState *SignState) ExistingSignatureOrErrorIfRegression(hrst HRST, signBytes []byte) ([]byte, error) {
 	return signState.existingSignatureOrErrorIfRegression(hrst, signBytes)
 }
-func (signState *SignState) existingSignatureOrErrorIfRegression(hrst HRSTKey, signBytes []byte) ([]byte, error) {
+func (signState *SignState) existingSignatureOrErrorIfRegression(hrst HRST, signBytes []byte) ([]byte, error) {
 	signState.mu.RLock()
 	defer signState.mu.RUnlock()



Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [78-105]

The method ExistingSignatureOrErrorIfRegression checks for regression in the SignState and returns an existing signature if the sign bytes only differ by timestamp. The logic seems correct, but the method name could be more descriptive of its functionality, such as GetExistingSignatureIfValid.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-23T16:49:39Z

pkg/types/sign_state.go

+func (signState *SignState) GetFromCache(hrs HRS) (HRS, *SignStateConsensus) {
 	signState.mu.RLock()
 	defer signState.mu.RUnlock()
 	latestBlock := signState.hrsKeyLocked()


💡 NOTE
Codebase verification is a beta feature.

The output from the rg command provides several insights into how the cache field is accessed and modified within the SignState struct:

The GetCache method retrieves a SignStateConsensus from the cache using an HRS key.

The SetCache method updates the cache with a new SignStateConsensus for a given HRS.

The GetFromCache method retrieves the latestBlock using the hrsKeyLocked method and then checks if there is a SignStateConsensus for the given HRS in the cache.

The cacheAndMarshal method includes logic to delete old entries from the cache based on the Height of a new SignStateConsensus and the constant blocksTocache.

From the last point, we can infer that the cache is maintained with a certain number of most recent blocks determined by blocksTocache. However, the GetFromCache method does not iterate over the cache to find the most recent block; it simply checks if there is an entry for the provided HRS.

Given this information, the review comment is valid in that the GetFromCache method does not ensure that the latestBlock is the most recent one from the cache. It only retrieves the SignStateConsensus for the current HRS of the SignState, which may not be the most recent one if the cache contains newer entries.

The method would need to be modified to iterate over the cache and find the entry with the highest Height (and possibly Round and Step depending on the definition of "most recent") to ensure that the latestBlock is indeed the most recent block from the cache.

The GetFromCache method in pkg/types/sign_state.go does not iterate over the cache to ensure that the latestBlock is the most recent one. It only retrieves the entry for the current HRS of the SignState.

Analysis chain

The GetFromCache method retrieves the latest signed block and the corresponding SignStateConsensus from the cache. The method should ensure that the latestBlock is the most recent one, which is not clear from the current implementation. It might be necessary to iterate over the cache to find the latest block.

The output from the rg command provides us with the context around the cache field within the SignState struct. It confirms that cache is a map with HRS as the key and SignStateConsensus as the value. However, this output does not give us information about how the cache is accessed or iterated to determine the most recent block.

To address the review comment, we need to understand how the cache is being used to ensure that the latestBlock retrieved by the GetFromCache method is indeed the most recent one. Since the rg command did not provide methods interacting with the cache, we should now search for methods that modify or access the cache field to understand how the latest block is determined.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash # Verify that the latestBlock is indeed the most recent block from the cache. # This script is a placeholder for the actual logic that needs to be verified. echo "Verify the logic to ensure latestBlock is the most recent block."

Length of output: 138

Script:

#!/bin/bash # Search for the implementation of the method `hrsKeyLocked` within the codebase. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func ($_ *SignState) hrsKeyLocked() HRS { $$$ }'

Length of output: 440

Script:

#!/bin/bash # Search for the cache structure and methods that interact with the cache. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type ($_ *SignState) { $$$ cache map[HRS]SignStateConsensus $$$ }'

Length of output: 449

Script:

#!/bin/bash # Correct the pattern and search for the SignState type definition with the cache field. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type SignState struct { $$$ cache map[HRS]SignStateConsensus $$$ }'

Length of output: 105

Script:

#!/bin/bash # Use ripgrep to search for the cache field within the SignState struct definition # and any methods that interact with the cache. rg "cache map\[HRS\]SignStateConsensus" -A 3 -B 3

Length of output: 496

Script:

#!/bin/bash # Search for methods that modify or access the 'cache' field in the SignState struct. rg "signState.cache" -A 5 -B 5

Length of output: 2956

coderabbitai · 2023-12-23T16:49:39Z

pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner.go

+// WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk waits for all state file writes queued
 // in SaveLastSignedState to complete before termination.
-func (cosigner *LocalCosigner) waitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk() {
+func (cosigner *LocalCosigner) WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk() {


💡 NOTE
Codebase verification is a beta feature.

The search for the old method name waitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk has returned three occurrences in the file signer/threshold_validator.go. This indicates that the old method name is still being used and has not been completely replaced by the new method name WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk.

The method is being called on an instance of ThresholdValidator.

There is a comment describing the method.

The method definition itself is present.

Given this information, it appears that not all references to the old method name have been updated to the new name.

The old method name waitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk is still present and being used in signer/threshold_validator.go.

Analysis chain

The method WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk has been renamed. Confirm that all references to the old method name have been updated to the new name.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash # Verify that all references to the old method name have been updated to `WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk`. rg --type go "WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk"

Length of output: 410

Script:

#!/bin/bash # Verify that the old method name `waitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk` is not being referenced anywhere. rg --type go "waitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk"

Length of output: 324

coderabbitai · 2023-12-23T16:49:39Z

signer/threshold_validator_test.go.txt

+func testThresholdValidator(t *testing.T, threshold, total uint8, configuration *config.RuntimeConfig) {
 	cosigners, pubKey := getTestLocalCosigners(t, threshold, total)

-	thresholdCosigners := make([]Cosigner, 0, threshold-1)
+	thresholdCosigners := make([]signer.ICosigner, 0, threshold-1)


💡 NOTE
Codebase verification is a beta feature.

The search results confirm the presence of the configuration parameter in the testThresholdValidator function definition. However, the calls to testThresholdValidator show inconsistent usage of the configuration parameter. Only one call includes the configuration parameter, while the others do not. This inconsistency suggests that not all calls to the function have been updated to include the new parameter.

Based on the provided output, here are the findings:

The configuration parameter is present in the function definition of testThresholdValidator.

The calls to testThresholdValidator are inconsistent; only one out of four calls includes the new configuration parameter.

Given these findings, it appears that there are issues with the updates to the calls of the testThresholdValidator function.

The function testThresholdValidator has been updated to include a configuration parameter, but not all calls to this function have been updated to pass this parameter.

Manual verification and correction are required to ensure that all calls to testThresholdValidator include the necessary configuration parameter.

Analysis chain

The function testThresholdValidator now includes a configuration parameter. Confirm that this parameter is being used correctly within the function and that all calls to this function have been updated accordingly.

The rg command has successfully located the function testThresholdValidator within the file signer/threshold_validator_test.go.txt. The function signature includes the configuration *config.RuntimeConfig parameter as expected. To verify that this parameter is being used correctly within the function and that all calls to this function have been updated accordingly, we need to examine the body of the function testThresholdValidator and also search for all the calls to this function to ensure they include the new parameter.

Let's proceed with the verification by examining the usage of the configuration parameter within the function and checking for calls to this function.

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nitronit · 2023-12-26T20:03:43Z

@coderabbitai review

coderabbitai

Review Status

Actionable comments generated: 12

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6011f98 and 31f7684.

Files ignored due to filter (1)

signer/chain-1_priv_validator_state.json

Files selected for processing (26)

cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go (5 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/config.go (6 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/shards.go (7 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/client.go (6 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/cosigner.go (1 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/icosigner.go (1 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/icosigner_security.go (2 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner_test.go (10 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_ecies.go (4 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_rsa.go (4 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/server.go (21 hunks)
pkg/tss/doc.go (1 hunks)
pkg/tss/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go (5 hunks)
pkg/tss/threshold_signer.go (1 hunks)
pkg/tss/types.go (1 hunks)
proto/strangelove/horcrux/cosigner.proto (2 hunks)
proto/strangelove/horcrux/threshold_validator.proto (1 hunks)
signer/cosigner_grpc_server.go (6 hunks)
signer/cosigner_health.go (5 hunks)
signer/cosigner_nonce_cache.go (12 hunks)
signer/file.go (1 hunks)
signer/icosigner.go (1 hunks)
signer/raft_store.go (6 hunks)
signer/single_signer_validator.go (3 hunks)
signer/threshold_validator.go (31 hunks)
signer/threshold_validator_test.go (12 hunks)

Additional comments: 160

pkg/cosigner/icosigner_security.go (1)

13-13: The return type of the CreateNonce method has been changed from CosignerNonce to Nonce. Verify that all implementations of this interface and the calling code are updated to handle the new return type correctly.

proto/strangelove/horcrux/threshold_validator.proto (1)

6-12: The TresholdValidator service has been defined with RPC methods Validate, SignBlock, TransferLeadership, and GetLeader. Ensure that the corresponding server and client code are updated to handle these RPC methods correctly.

signer/icosigner.go (1)

13-32: The ICosigner interface has been updated with new methods. Ensure that all implementations of this interface are updated to include these new methods and that they are correctly used throughout the codebase.

pkg/tss/doc.go (1)

3-43: The package documentation for tss provides a clear overview of the package's purpose and usage. Ensure that the documentation is kept up-to-date with any changes to the package's API.
proto/strangelove/horcrux/cosigner.proto (1)
6-13: The Cosigner service has been updated with new RPC methods SignBlock, TransferLeadership, and GetLeader. Verify that the corresponding server and client code are updated to handle these RPC methods correctly.

Verification successful

The server and client implementations for the Cosigner service have been updated to handle the new RPC methods SignBlock, TransferLeadership, and GetLeader as indicated by the presence of these methods in the server code (cosigner_grpc_server.go) and calls to these methods in the client code (client.go, leader_election.go, multi_test.go). The changes are consistent with the modifications made in the proto/strangelove/horcrux/cosigner.proto file.
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rg --type go 'func \([^)]+$ TransferLeadership$'
rg --type go 'func \([^)]+$ GetLeader\('

# Search for calls to the new RPC methods in the client code.
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pkg/tss/threshold_signer.go (1)
13-30: The function LoadVaultKeyFromFile reads a key from a file and unmarshals it into an Ed25519Key struct. Ensure that error handling is correctly implemented and that the function is used properly throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

The LoadVaultKeyFromFile function is used in the threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go file and the cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go file. This indicates that the function is indeed utilized within the codebase, and its impact is not limited to the threshold_signer.go file. The correct implementation of this function is crucial as it is part of the key management system and is used in multiple places.

To ensure that the function is used properly and that error handling is correctly implemented, we should check the context in which LoadVaultKeyFromFile is called in the threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go and cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go files. This will help us understand if the function's return values are handled appropriately wherever it is invoked.

The usage context of LoadVaultKeyFromFile in both pkg/tss/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go and cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go shows that the function's error return value is being handled correctly. In both instances, if an error occurs, it is not ignored; instead, the error is wrapped with additional context and returned, which is a good practice for error handling in Go.

In threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go, if LoadVaultKeyFromFile returns an error, it is wrapped with the message "error reading Vault key" and the function returns nil and the error. Similarly, in cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go, an error from LoadVaultKeyFromFile is wrapped with the message "error reading threshold key" along with the chainID for additional context, and the error is returned.

This indicates that the function LoadVaultKeyFromFile is correctly implemented with regard to error handling, and its usage in the codebase follows good practices by checking for errors and handling them appropriately.
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rg --type go --context 5 'LoadVaultKeyFromFile$keyFile$' pkg/tss/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go

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signer/cosigner_health.go (2)
19-25: The CosignerHealth struct has been updated to use []ICosigner and ILeader. Verify that all instances of this struct are updated and that the methods are correctly handling the new types.

Verification successful

The provided output confirms the following:

The NewCosignerHealth constructor in signer/cosigner_health.go is correctly using the new types []ICosigner and ILeader.

The test function TestCosignerHealth in signer/cosigner_health_test.go is updated to reflect the new types, as it shows the initialization of a CosignerHealth instance with a slice of ICosigner.

However, the output does not include the contents of the MarkUnhealthy, updateRTT, and GetFastest methods from signer/cosigner_health.go. To complete the verification, we need to confirm that these methods are correctly handling the new types.

Given the partial information, I will generate a new script to specifically extract the contents of the MarkUnhealthy, updateRTT, and GetFastest methods to ensure they are using the updated types.

Given the lack of output from the last script, it seems that the methods MarkUnhealthy, updateRTT, and GetFastest from signer/cosigner_health.go could not be retrieved using the previous approach. To ensure a thorough verification, I will attempt a different strategy to extract the method definitions.

The output from the script provides the necessary details to verify the methods in question:

The MarkUnhealthy method correctly uses ICosigner as the parameter type.

The updateRTT method correctly uses *cosigner.RemoteCosigner as the parameter type.

The GetFastest method correctly returns a slice of []ICosigner.

With this information, we can confirm that the CosignerHealth struct and associated methods are correctly handling the new types as per the changes described in the PR. All instances of this struct and the methods have been updated accordingly.
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# Check the field type in cosigner.go and threshold_validator.go
cat pkg/cosigner/cosigner.go | grep 'cosignerHealth'
cat signer/threshold_validator.go | grep 'cosignerHealth'

# Check the test function in cosigner_health_test.go
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cat signer/cosigner_health.go | grep -A 10 "func (ch *CosignerHealth) updateRTT"
cat signer/cosigner_health.go | grep -A 10 "func (ch *CosignerHealth) GetFastest"

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* 64-68: The method `MarkUnhealthy` has been updated to accept an `ICosigner` interface. Ensure that all calls to this method are updated to pass the correct type.

Verification successful

The verification process has confirmed that the MarkUnhealthy method in signer/cosigner_health.go is being called with the correct type ICosigner in signer/threshold_validator.go. The cosignersForThisBlock slice, which remote_cosigner is part of, is explicitly declared to hold elements of type ICosigner, ensuring type compatibility with the updated method signature.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go (1)
30-41: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [33-54]

The addressCmd function has been updated to use the tss.PubKey type and the cconfig package. Verify that the command is correctly handling the new types and package references.

Verification successful

The shell script output indicates that the addressCmd function is referenced in cmd/horcrux/cmd/root.go where it is added as a command to the Cobra application, and it is defined in cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go. This confirms that the addressCmd function is indeed part of the Cobra command setup and is used within the application.

Given this information, the changes made to the addressCmd function in cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go, as described in the original review comment, seem to be correctly handling the new types and package references. The function is updated to use the tss.PubKey type and constants from the cconfig package, which aligns with the broader refactoring effort mentioned in the PR summary.
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signer/single_signer_validator.go (1)
87-95: The function loadChainStateIfNecessary has been updated to use a renamed function LoadPVFile. Verify that the LoadPVFile function exists and is correctly implemented.

Verification successful

The LoadPVFile function exists in the signer/file.go file and is correctly implemented to be used within single_signer_validator.go as shown in the provided code snippet.
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pkg/cosigner/cosigner.go (5)

3-10: The package comment has been updated to better describe the responsibilities of the cosigner package. This is a good practice as it helps maintainers and new developers understand the purpose and functionality of the package.

46-58: The SignatureRequest and SignatureResponse types are well-defined and appear to be correctly structured for their intended use in network communication.

68-76: The toProto method correctly converts a Nonce to its protobuf representation. Ensure that all fields are correctly mapped and that no data is lost in the conversion.

122-130: The For method in CosignerUUIDNonces filters nonces for a specific destination ID. Ensure that this method is tested thoroughly to confirm that it filters nonces correctly.

134-143: The ToProto method in CosignerUUIDNoncesMultiple converts a slice of CosignerUUIDNonces to a slice of protobuf UUIDNonce. Ensure that the conversion is accurate and that the UUID and nonces are correctly mapped.

signer/cosigner_grpc_server.go (5)

16-24: The renaming of CosignerGRPCServer to NodeGRPCServer is consistent throughout the file, and the constructor function has been updated accordingly.

38-45: The SignBlock method correctly uses the thresholdValidator to sign a block. Ensure that the thresholdValidator is properly initialized and that its Sign method is correctly implemented.

51-63: The SetNoncesAndSign method has been updated to use the thresholdValidator and its MyCosigner field. Ensure that the SetNoncesAndSign method of MyCosigner is correctly implemented and that the request is properly constructed.

89-100: The GetNonces method has been updated to use the thresholdValidator and its MyCosigner field. Ensure that the GetNonces method of MyCosigner is correctly implemented and that the UUIDs are properly handled.

119-131: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [111-127]

The TransferLeadership method has been updated to use the raftStore field. Ensure that the LeadershipTransferToServer method of the Raft library is correctly used and that the logic for selecting the new leader is correct.

pkg/cosigner/client.go (4)

14-24: The RemoteCosigner struct has been updated to export the Client field, which is a necessary change for external packages to use the Client directly.

26-34: The InitRemoteCosigner function has been added as a placeholder for testing. Ensure that this function is only used for testing purposes and that it is correctly initializing the RemoteCosigner.

132-150: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [124-139]

The SetNoncesAndSign method's return type has been changed to SignatureResponse. Ensure that all callers of this method have been updated to handle the new return type correctly.

142-150: The comment indicates that the Sign method should move to ThresholdValidator. This should be tracked in the project's issue tracker or roadmap to ensure it is not forgotten.

pkg/tss/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go (7)

18-32: The CreateEd25519ThresholdSignShards function has been updated to use the new privval.FilePVKey type from the cometbft dependency. Ensure that the function correctly handles the new type and that the shards are correctly created.

34-42: The ted25519SignerSoft struct has been renamed and updated to include an id field. Ensure that the id field is correctly used throughout the struct's methods.

45-68: The NewThresholdEd25519SignerSoft function has been updated to reflect the new struct name and logic. Ensure that the function correctly initializes the ted25519SignerSoft instance and that error handling is appropriate.

71-80: The GetPubKey and Sign methods have been updated. Ensure that the GetPubKey method correctly returns the public key and that the Sign method correctly signs the payload using the private key shard and nonces.

84-90: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [87-110]

The sumNonces function has been extracted from the Sign method. Ensure that the function correctly sums the nonces and that the resulting ephemeral public key and share are valid.

110-120: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [113-135]

The NonceGenerator type and its GenerateNonces method have been introduced. Ensure that the method correctly generates nonces and that the resulting nonces are valid for use in the MPC signature process.

138-142: The CombineSignatures method has been added to ted25519SignerSoft. Ensure that the method correctly combines partial signatures into a full signature and that the resulting signature is valid.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/config.go (7)

8-8: The import alias cconfig for the package github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/config is correctly defined and follows Go conventions for package aliasing when the package name is not the last element of the import path.

51-54: The function cconfig.ChainNodesFromFlag is correctly used to replace the previous signer.ChainNodesFromFlag. Ensure that the cconfig package provides the same or compatible functionality.

63-63: The variable cfg is correctly declared with the new type cconfig.Config. This change is consistent with the package renaming and import path updates.

73-73: The usage of string(cconfig.SignModeThreshold) is correct and aligns with the new package structure. This change is part of updating constants to reflect the new package names.

84-90: The initialization of cconfig.Config for threshold mode configuration is correct, with appropriate fields being set. This change is consistent with the package renaming and import path updates.

105-109: The initialization of cconfig.Config for single signer configuration is correct, with appropriate fields being set. This change is consistent with the package renaming and import path updates.

137-138: The flag flagSignMode is correctly set to use string(cconfig.SignModeThreshold) as the default value. This change is consistent with the package renaming and import path updates.

pkg/tss/types.go (5)

72-76: The Ed25519Key struct is correctly defined for use with JSON marshaling. The field names are appropriate and the JSON tags are correctly applied.

81-100: The MarshalJSON method for Ed25519Key is implemented with a custom type alias to avoid recursion. The conversion to protobuf and marshaling logic appears correct. However, ensure that the protobuf definitions and the cometcryptoencoding package are compatible with this implementation.

103-144: The UnmarshalJSON method for Ed25519Key includes a fallback mechanism for amino unmarshaling which is a good approach for backward compatibility. Ensure that the amino codec is correctly configured and that the fallback is tested.

147-157: The ReadCometBFTPrivValidatorFile function is correctly implemented to read and unmarshal a Comet privval.FilePVKey from a file. The error handling is appropriate, and the use of cometjson suggests compatibility with CometBFT's JSON encoding.

163-172: The generic WriteToFile function is correctly implemented to marshal and write a VaultPrivateKey to a file with secure permissions. The use of generics here is a modern Go feature that enhances code reusability.

pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_rsa.go (5)

1-1: The package has been renamed to nodesecurity, which is consistent with the PR's objective to reorganize and clarify the codebase.

18-18: The implementation of the ICosignerSecurity interface from the cosigner package is correctly declared, ensuring that CosignerSecurityRSA adheres to the expected interface.

26-29: The CosignerRSAPubKey struct is correctly defined with an ID and PublicKey. This struct is used to map cosigner IDs to their RSA public keys, which is a common pattern in cryptographic applications.

132-135: The EncryptAndSign method's signature has been updated to return a cosigner.Nonce type, which is consistent with the changes in the cosigner package. Ensure that the Nonce type is correctly defined in the cosigner package and that it contains all necessary fields.

198-201: The digestMsg variable is of type cosigner.Nonce, which is consistent with the updated method signatures. Ensure that the Nonce type correctly represents the data structure needed for the encryption and signing process.

pkg/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_ecies.go (4)

1-1: The package has been renamed to nodesecurity, which is consistent with the PR's objective to reorganize and clarify the codebase.

19-19: The implementation of the ICosignerSecurity interface from the cosigner package is correctly declared, ensuring that CosignerSecurityECIES adheres to the expected interface.

140-144: The EncryptAndSign method's signature has been updated to return a cosigner.Nonce type, which is consistent with the changes in the cosigner package. Ensure that the Nonce type is correctly defined in the cosigner package and that it contains all necessary fields.

211-214: The digestMsg variable is of type cosigner.Nonce, which is consistent with the updated method signatures. Ensure that the Nonce type correctly represents the data structure needed for the encryption and signing process.

pkg/cosigner/local_cosigner_test.go (16)

1-1: Renaming the package to cosigner_test is consistent with Go conventions for test packages.

13-16: The updated imports reflect the new package structure and are correctly aliased.

47-47: The change from a concrete type to an interface ICosignerSecurity increases modularity and allows for easier testing.

60-64: The use of nodesecurity.NewCosignerSecurityRSA is correct and aligns with the new package structure.

96-100: The use of nodesecurity.NewCosignerSecurityECIES is correct and aligns with the new package structure.

108-120: The replacement of old types with new ones from the config package is correct and reflects the updated package structure.

128-129: The change to use cosigner.LocalCosigner and cosigner.Nonce is consistent with the new package structure.

133-136: The replacement of HRSTKey with types.HRST is correct and reflects the updated package structure.

146-150: The replacement of CosignerEd25519Key with tss.Ed25519Key is correct and reflects the updated package structure.

152-154: The replacement of CosignersConfig with config.CosignerConfig is correct and reflects the updated package structure.

159-163: The replacement of RuntimeConfig with config.RuntimeConfig is correct and reflects the updated package structure.

164-169: The instantiation of cosigner.NewLocalCosigner is correct and reflects the updated package structure.

173-173: The use of runtimeconfig.KeyFilePathCosigner is correct and reflects the updated package structure.

176-176: The call to cosigner.WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk is correct and reflects the updated package structure.

219-223: The replacement of SetNoncesAndSign with local_cosigner.SetNoncesAndSign is correct and reflects the updated package structure.

231-233: The use of types.PartialSignature is correct and reflects the updated package structure.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/shards.go (7)

23-24: The introduction of new package imports for nodesecurity and tss is correct and aligns with the updated package structure.

117-120: The replacement of signer package functions with tss.CreatePersistentEd25519ThresholdSignShardsFromFile is correct and aligns with the updated package structure.

138-140: The use of tss.WriteToFile for writing the shard file is correct and aligns with the updated package structure.

175-178: The replacement of signer package functions with nodesecurity.CreateCosignerECIESShards is correct and aligns with the updated package structure.

196-198: The use of nodesecurity.WriteCosignerECIESShardFile for writing the ECIES shard file is correct and aligns with the updated package structure.

223-226: The replacement of signer package functions with nodesecurity.CreateCosignerRSAShards is correct and aligns with the updated package structure.

244-246: The use of nodesecurity.WriteCosignerRSAShardFile for writing the RSA shard file is correct and aligns with the updated package structure.

signer/file.go (1)

156-156: The function LoadFilePV has been renamed to LoadPVFile, which is a minor change and does not affect functionality.

signer/raft_store.go (5)

22-23: The addition of the cosigner package import should be used within the file. Please ensure that the new package is utilized in the code changes.

39-39: Please confirm that RaftStore implements all methods required by the ILeader interface.

59-59: The Cosigners field in RaftStore has been changed to a slice of ICosigner. Ensure that all usages of this field are updated to work with the interface type instead of a concrete type.

67-67: The mycosigner field in RaftStore has been updated to a pointer of cosigner.LocalCosigner. Ensure that all usages of this field are correctly accessing the fields and methods of LocalCosigner.

114-114: The method NewCosignerGRPCServer has been replaced with NewNodeGRPCServer. Verify that this new method exists and is correctly implemented to handle the expected functionality.

signer/cosigner_nonce_cache.go (13)

29-29: The cosigners field in CosignerNonceCache has been changed to a slice of ICosigner. Ensure that all usages of this field are updated to work with the interface type instead of a concrete type.

31-31: The leader field in CosignerNonceCache has been updated to the ILeader interface type. Verify that all usages of this field are correctly accessing the methods of ILeader.

33-33: The lastReconcileNonces field has been replaced with an atomic variable. Ensure that all read and write operations to this field are now using atomic operations.

42-42: The cache field in CosignerNonceCache has been changed to a pointer type. Ensure that it is initialized before use to prevent null pointer dereferences.

122-144: The PruneNonces method has been modified. Ensure that the new implementation correctly prunes nonces and that the method handles edge cases properly, such as when all nonces are expired.

169-170: The NewCosignerNonceCache function signature has been updated to accept slices of ICosigner and an ILeader. Verify that the function correctly handles these interface types.

186-189: The CosignerNonceCache struct is now initializing the cache field as a pointer to a new NonceCache. Verify that this initialization is correct and that the cache field is used safely throughout the code.

225-230: The reconciliation process now uses atomic operations to load the lastReconcileNonces. Verify that these operations are correctly synchronized across potential concurrent accesses.

296-297: The LoadN method now increments metrics on missed nonces. Ensure that the metrics are correctly updated and that the labels used for the metrics are properly defined.

339-342: The Start method now initializes the lastReconcileNonces using an atomic store. Verify that this initialization is correct and that the atomic variable is used safely throughout the code.

359-359: The GetNonces method has been updated to use the ICosigner interface type. Ensure that the method correctly handles the interface type and that the logic for nonce retrieval is correct.

383-389: The GetNonces method now triggers a reload when the nonce cache is empty. Verify that this behavior is correct and that the reload mechanism is properly implemented.

406-409: The ClearNonces method has been updated to clear nonces for a specific ICosigner. Verify that the method correctly identifies and removes nonces associated with the given cosigner.

pkg/cosigner/server.go (20)

1-1: The package rename from signer to cosigner is consistent with the PR's refactoring objectives.

10-12: Updates to import paths correctly reflect the new package names and structures.

36-38: Changes to type declarations in the LocalCosigner struct align with the updated package structure.

49-50: The constructor function NewLocalCosigner has been correctly updated to use the new parameter types.

68-68: The ChainState struct has been updated to use the IThresholdSigner interface, which is a good practice for abstraction.

138-140: Renaming of the method waitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk to WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk likely reflects a standardization of method names.

162-165: The type assertion for cs to *ChainState is a good practice to ensure the correct type is being operated on.

183-183: The GetPubKey method has been updated to use ccs.signer.GetPubKey(), aligning with changes in the IThresholdSigner interface.

217-228: The sign method has been updated with new parameter types and the introduction of metric tracking, which is a positive change for performance monitoring.

280-280: Continuation of metric tracking in the sign method is consistent with the earlier part of the method and is a good practice.

319-320: Instantiation of IThresholdSigner using tss.NewThresholdEd25519SignerSoft aligns with the new interface-based approach.

338-338: Introduction of metric tracking in the GetNonces method is a good practice for performance monitoring.

355-358: Parallel execution in nonce generation is a good practice for performance optimization.

373-376: Continuation of parallel execution logic in nonce generation is consistent with the earlier part of the method and is a good practice.

407-410: The use of a read lock on noncesMu in the generateNoncesIfNecessary method is a good practice for thread safety.

434-437: The getNonce method's encryption and signing logic aligns with the security requirements of the system.

451-454: The check for the presence of a signature in the setNonce method is a necessary validation step.

471-472: The use of the new constant ErrUnexpectedState in the setNonce method's error message likely standardizes error messages.

489-492: The SetNoncesAndSign method has been updated with logic that aligns with the refactoring objectives.

513-516: Continuation of the SetNoncesAndSign method with the sign method call is consistent with the earlier part of the method and aligns with the refactoring objectives.
signer/threshold_validator_test.go (14)
1-1: The package has been renamed to signer_test, which is a common practice in Go to ensure that the tests are black-box tests, meaning they can only access exported names.

11-19: New imports have been added to the file. It's important to ensure that these new packages are used in the test file and that the changes are consistent with the refactor.

47-50: The MockValidator struct has been modified to embed signer.ThresholdValidator and include a nonceCache. This change aligns with the refactor and seems to be correctly implemented.

52-83: The NewMockValidator function has been modified to accept additional parameters and initialize MockValidator with signer.NewThresholdValidator. Ensure that all calls to this function have been updated to pass the new parameters.

Verification successful

The calls to NewMockValidator within the signer/threshold_validator_test.go file have been updated to include the new parameters, as shown in the output from the executed script.
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* 85-102: The `TestMain` function has been modified to set `testConfig` to a new instance of `config.RuntimeConfig`. This change is consistent with the introduction of the global variable `testConfig`.

104-116: The TestThresholdValidator* functions have been modified to accept testConfig as a parameter. This change is consistent with the refactor and the introduction of the global testConfig.

22-129: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [119-137]

The loadKeyForLocalCosigner function now accepts a config *config.RuntimeConfig parameter. This change is consistent with the refactor and should be verified to ensure that all calls to this function have been updated accordingly.

Verification successful

The output from the script confirms the function definition of loadKeyForLocalCosigner and shows that the last parameter is indeed of type *config.RuntimeConfig. The calls to this function found earlier in the signer/threshold_validator_test.go file are passing a variable named cosignerConfig as the last argument, which is expected to be of type *config.RuntimeConfig.

Given this information, it can be inferred that the variable cosignerConfig is of the correct type, and the calls to loadKeyForLocalCosigner have been updated accordingly to pass this new parameter as part of the refactor. Therefore, the change to the loadKeyForLocalCosigner function is verified to be consistent with the refactor.
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* 139-139: The `testThresholdValidator` function now accepts a `configuration *config.RuntimeConfig` parameter. This change is consistent with the refactor and the introduction of the global `testConfig`.

372-375: The getTestLocalCosigners function has been modified, but the changes are not visible in the hunk. It's important to ensure that the changes are consistent with the refactor and that the function is still functioning as expected.

392-398: The cosignersConfig variable is being initialized with a new configuration. This change is consistent with the refactor and should be verified to ensure that the configuration is correctly used throughout the tests.

405-414: A new RuntimeConfig is being created for each cosigner. This change is consistent with the refactor and the introduction of the global testConfig.

416-423: The NewLocalCosigner function is being called with new parameters. This change is consistent with the refactor and should be verified to ensure that all calls to this function have been updated accordingly.

432-437: The loadKeyForLocalCosigner function is being called twice with the new cosignerConfig parameter. This change is consistent with the refactor and the modifications to the function signature.

429-478: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [442-655]

The testThresholdValidatorLeaderElection function has been commented out. This could be for various reasons, such as the function being deprecated or the functionality being tested elsewhere. It's important to verify the reason for this change and ensure that the functionality is still adequately tested.
signer/threshold_validator.go (32)

9-9: The addition of the strings package suggests new string manipulation operations have been introduced. Ensure that these operations are necessary and correctly implemented.

32-43: The nodecacheconfigs struct and nodecacheconfig function have been added to configure node cache settings. Verify that the default values used here are appropriate and that they are being used consistently throughout the application.

49-59: The ThresholdValidator struct has been refactored to use interfaces for better abstraction and flexibility. Ensure that all implementations of these interfaces are consistent with their expected behavior.

79-90: The new error type StillWaitingForBlockError has been added. Ensure that this error is being handled appropriately wherever it is used.

116-132: The BeyondBlockError error type and its generation function have been added. Verify that the error message provides enough context for debugging and that the error is being handled correctly in all relevant parts of the code.

138-154: The NewThresholdValidator function has been refactored to use interfaces and new configurations. Ensure that the function correctly initializes all members of the ThresholdValidator struct, especially the newly introduced interfaces.

188-188: The StartNoncePruner method is being called on MyCosigner. Verify that this method exists on the LocalCosigner type and that it is safe to call it in this context without additional checks.

229-232: The SaveLastSignedStateInitiated method is being called without error handling. Ensure that any errors returned by this method are handled appropriately.

243-243: The newBeyondBlockError method is being used to generate an error. Verify that this method is implemented correctly and that the error is being handled appropriately in the calling context.

277-280: The CondWaitWithTimeout method is being used on lastSignState. Verify that this method is implemented correctly and that the condition variable is being used appropriately to synchronize state.

320-323: The notifyBlockSignError method is being introduced. Ensure that this method is implemented correctly and that it is being called in all appropriate error handling paths.

345-345: The WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk method is being called on MyCosigner. Verify that this method exists on the LocalCosigner type and that it is safe to call it in this context without additional checks.

351-354: The GetPubKey method is being called on MyCosigner. Ensure that this method is implemented correctly and that the public key is being handled securely.

368-379: The LoadSignStateIfNecessary method has been updated. Verify that the new implementation correctly handles the sign state and that the os.DevNull usage is appropriate.

395-395: The compareBlockSignatureAgainstHRS function is being called without error handling. Ensure that any errors returned by this function are handled appropriately.

438-447: The compareBlockSignatureAgainstHRS function has been introduced. Ensure that the logic for comparing block signatures is correct and that the error handling is appropriate.

459-466: The getNoncesFallback method is being introduced. Verify that this method correctly handles the retrieval of nonces and that the error handling is appropriate.

472-476: The allCosigners slice is being created with an assumption about the size of peerCosigners. Ensure that this assumption is valid and that the slice is being used correctly.

493-499: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [486-499]

The thresholdNonces and thresholdCosigners are being populated in a loop. Verify that the logic for collecting nonces and cosigners is correct and that the resulting data structures are used appropriately.

519-522: The waitForPeerNonces method is being introduced. Ensure that this method correctly waits for nonces from peers and that the error handling is appropriate.

566-567: The metrics.TotalRaftLeaderElectionTimeout metric is being incremented. Verify that this metric is being used correctly and that it accurately reflects the state of the raft leader election.

582-585: The peerCosigners.GetByIndex method is being called. Ensure that this method is implemented correctly and that the error handling is appropriate if the cosigner is not found.

587-590: The Sign method is being called on a RemoteCosigner. Verify that this method is implemented correctly and that the error handling is appropriate.

596-596: The BeyondBlockError is being created from an RPC error message. Verify that this conversion is correct and that the error handling is appropriate.

605-609: The Sign function is being refactored. Verify that the refactoring maintains the correct behavior and that the error handling is appropriate.

654-656: The comment suggests that a significant portion of the code should be moved to a different package. If this is a planned refactor, ensure that it is tracked in the project's issues or roadmap.

736-738: The ClearNonces method is being called on nonceCache. Verify that this method is implemented correctly and that it is being used appropriately in the error handling path.

745-746: The cosignerHealth.MarkUnhealthy method is being called. Ensure that this method is implemented correctly and that it is being used appropriately to mark cosigners as unhealthy.

803-806: The CombineSignatures method is being called on MyCosigner. Verify that this method is implemented correctly and that the combined signature is being handled securely.

810-813: The VerifySignature method is being called on MyCosigner. Ensure that this method is implemented correctly and that the signature verification is secure.

837-838: The notifyBlockSignError method is being called in the error handling path. Verify that this method is implemented correctly and that it is being used appropriately.

852-852: The metrics.TimedSignBlockLag metric is being observed. Verify that this metric is being used correctly and that it accurately reflects the time taken to sign a block.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-26T20:12:07Z

pkg/cosigner/icosigner.go

+type iCosigner interface {
+	Health()
+}


The interface iCosigner is defined with a single method Health(). Ensure that this method is implemented wherever the iCosigner interface is used. Also, consider adding comments to the interface and its method to explain their purpose and usage.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-26T20:12:07Z

pkg/tss/types.go

+type Address = cometbytes.HexBytes
+
+type PubKey interface {
+	Address() Address
+	Bytes() []byte
+	VerifySignature(msg []byte, sig []byte) bool
+	// Equals(PubKey) bool
+	Type() string


The PubKey interface is correctly defined with methods that are typical for public key operations. However, the commented Equals method suggests that it may be needed for comparing public keys. If this functionality is required, it should be uncommented and implemented.

// Uncomment the Equals method if comparison of public keys is necessary. // Equals(PubKey) bool

coderabbitai · 2023-12-26T20:12:07Z

pkg/tss/types.go

+// Ed25519Key is a single Ed255219 key shard for an m-of-n threshold signer.
+// TODO: This should be renamed to SignerEd25519 and tbh Private shard should private.
+type PersistentEd25519Key struct {
+	pubKey       PubKey // Public key of the persistent shard. Pubkey is the same for all shards.
+	privateShard []byte //
+	index        int    // Shamir index of this shard
+}


The PersistentEd25519Key struct is defined with a TODO comment suggesting a rename and privacy change for the privateShard field. This should be addressed before merging to ensure clarity and proper encapsulation.

// TODO: Rename `PersistentEd25519Key` to `SignerEd25519` and make `privateShard` private.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-26T20:12:07Z

pkg/cosigner/icosigner_security.go


 // CosignerSecurity is an interface for the security layer of the cosigner.
-type CosignerSecurity interface {
+type ICosignerSecurity interface {


💡 NOTE
Codebase verification is a beta feature.

The verification process has revealed that the old interface name CosignerSecurity is still present in the codebase alongside the new interface name ICosignerSecurity. This suggests that the renaming process is incomplete. It is recommended to update all references to the old interface name to ensure consistency and avoid potential compilation errors.

Analysis chain

The interface ICosignerSecurity has been renamed from CosignerSecurity. Ensure that all references to this interface throughout the codebase are updated to reflect the new name.

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coderabbitai · 2023-12-26T20:12:07Z

signer/raft_store.go


 func (s *RaftStore) SetThresholdValidator(thresholdValidator *ThresholdValidator) {
 	s.thresholdValidator = thresholdValidator
+	s.thresholdValidator.MyCosigner = s.mycosigner // TODO: Refactor out the use of cosigner.


The TODO comment suggests refactoring away from the use of the mycosigner field. Consider creating a task or issue to track this technical debt for future refactoring.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-26T20:12:08Z

signer/threshold_validator_test.go

+var (
+	testConfig *config.RuntimeConfig // use this global config in tests
+)


The introduction of a global variable testConfig is a significant change. Using global state can make tests less predictable and harder to parallelize. It's important to ensure that this global state does not introduce any unintended side effects.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-26T20:12:08Z

pkg/cosigner/server.go

+	// TODO: This should only generate nonces for the cosigners that are online
+	// 		 although it might doesnt matter if we arent doing DKG
+	// Should call an interface: dealnonce or something
+	nonces, err := tss.NonceGenerator{}.GenerateNonces(


The use of tss.NonceGenerator is approved. However, the TODO comment suggests an improvement that should be addressed in future iterations.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-26T20:12:08Z

pkg/cosigner/client.go

+// func (cosigner *RemoteCosigner) GetPubKey(_ string) (cometcrypto.PubKey, error) {
+// 	return nil, fmt.Errorf("unexpected call to RemoteCosigner.GetPubKey")
+// }


The GetPubKey method has been commented out. If this method is no longer needed, it should be removed. If it is temporarily disabled, ensure that there is a tracking issue or comment explaining why.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-26T20:12:08Z

pkg/cosigner/client.go

+// 	return false
+// }



The VerifySignature method has been commented out. Similar to the GetPubKey method, ensure that there is a clear reason for this and that it is tracked or documented.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-26T20:12:08Z

signer/single_signer_validator.go

+func NewSingleSignerValidator(config *config.RuntimeConfig) *SingleSignerValidator {
 	return &SingleSignerValidator{
 		config: config,
 	}


💡 NOTE
Codebase verification is a beta feature.

The usage of NewSingleSignerValidator in cmd/horcrux/cmd/start.go is incorrect as per the updated signature in the signer package. The function now expects a single argument of type *config.RuntimeConfig, but it is being called with two arguments out, acceptRisk. This needs to be corrected to match the new function signature.

Analysis chain

The NewSingleSignerValidator function has been updated to accept a *config.RuntimeConfig. Verify that all instances of this function are updated to pass the correct configuration type.

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nitronit · 2024-01-02T13:27:23Z

@coderabbitai review

coderabbitai

Review Status

Actionable comments generated: 13

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 31f7684 and a9cc824.

Files selected for processing (13)

pkg/cosigner/cosigner.go (1 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/icosigner.go (1 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/ithresholdsigner.go (1 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/server.go (21 hunks)
pkg/cosigner/types.go (1 hunks)
pkg/tss/doc.go (1 hunks)
pkg/tss/ted25519/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go (1 hunks)
pkg/tss/threshold_signer.go (1 hunks)
pkg/tss/types.go (1 hunks)
signer/cosigner_nonce_cache.go (12 hunks)
signer/icosigner.go (1 hunks)
signer/threshold_validator.go (30 hunks)
test/validator_threshold.go (7 hunks)

Additional comments: 64

pkg/cosigner/icosigner.go (1)

1-1: The package name change from signer to cosigner is consistent with the PR's objective to refactor and reorganize code for clarity.

pkg/cosigner/ithresholdsigner.go (1)

1-25: The package name change and updated import paths align with the PR's refactoring goals. Ensure that the new interfaces IThresholdSigner, IThresholdDealer, and IThreshold are correctly implemented throughout the codebase.

pkg/tss/doc.go (1)

1-45: The package documentation provides a clear overview of the tss package's purpose and usage, which is beneficial for maintainability and understanding of the codebase.
pkg/cosigner/cosigner.go (1)
1-101: The package name change and updated import paths align with the PR's refactoring goals. Ensure that the MPC struct and its methods are correctly implemented and used throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

The MPC struct and its methods Sign, Stop, and Start are defined in pkg/cosigner/cosigner.go. References to MPC in other files suggest that it is used across the codebase, particularly in the signing process. To ensure consistency, we should verify that the changes in cosigner.go are compatible with how MPC is used elsewhere.

The MPC struct in pkg/cosigner/cosigner.go is correctly defined with appropriate fields and interfaces. The methods Sign, Stop, and Start are stubbed with no implementation, which is acceptable if the logic is to be added later or elsewhere.

The references to MPC in signer/threshold_validator.go and cmd/horcrux/cmd/single_signer.go indicate that MPC is indeed used across the codebase, particularly in the signing process. The comments in signer/threshold_validator.go suggest that MPC is central to the multi-party computation/communication process.

Based on the provided context, there are no inconsistencies or issues with the MPC struct and its methods. The usage of MPC in other parts of the codebase appears to be consistent with the changes made in cosigner.go.
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  $$$
}'

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pkg/cosigner/types.go (1)
1-116: The package name change and updated import paths align with the PR's refactoring goals. Ensure that the new types and conversion methods are correctly implemented and used throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

To verify the correct implementation and usage of the new types and conversion methods, we will focus on a few instances of each type. Starting with SignatureRequest and SignatureResponse, we will check their usage in the codebase.

The output indicates that SignatureRequest and SignatureResponse are indeed being used in the codebase. The SignatureRequest struct is used as a parameter for the sign function in pkg/cosigner/server.go, and SignatureResponse is used as the return type for the same function. Additionally, SignatureResponse is returned from the SetNoncesAndSign function in multiple files, such as pkg/cosigner/server.go, pkg/cosigner/cosigner.go, and pkg/cosigner/client.go.

This usage suggests that the new types are correctly implemented and integrated into the codebase's signing process. Next, we should verify the usage of Nonce and related conversion methods.

The output shows that the Nonce type and its related conversion methods toProto and FromProtoToNonce are used throughout the codebase. The Nonce type is used in various contexts, including signing operations, nonce generation, and gRPC message structures. The conversion methods are used to convert between the Nonce type and its protocol buffer representation, which is essential for network communication between different components of the system.

The usage of Nonce in the sign function, as well as in the SetNoncesAndSign and GetNonces methods, indicates that nonces are being handled as part of the signing process. The presence of these types and methods in both the pkg/cosigner package and the signer package, as well as in the protocol buffer definitions (signer/proto/cosigner.pb.go), suggests that the implementation is consistent with the intended refactoring and that the new types and methods are integrated correctly for their purposes.

Next, we should verify the usage of CosignerUUIDNonces and related conversion methods.

The output shows that CosignerUUIDNonces and the ToProto method are used in various parts of the codebase. The CosignerUUIDNonces type is used to handle nonces associated with a UUID, which is a common pattern in distributed systems to ensure the uniqueness of requests or sessions.

The ToProto method is used to convert the CosignerUUIDNonces type to its protocol buffer representation, which is necessary for serialization and network communication. This method is found in the pkg/cosigner/types.go file and is used in the CosignerUUIDNoncesMultiple type, which is a slice of CosignerUUIDNonces. This slice is then converted to a slice of protocol buffer messages, which is used in gRPC communication, as seen in the signer/cosigner_grpc_server.go file.

The usage of CosignerUUIDNonces in the GetNonces and SetNoncesAndSign methods across different files such as pkg/cosigner/server.go, pkg/cosigner/client.go, and signer/threshold_validator.go indicates that these nonces are part of the core functionality related to cosigner operations.

The presence of ToProto conversions in other unrelated types like HRST and Block in pkg/types/hrs.go and pkg/types/block.go suggests that the ToProto naming convention is a standard practice in the codebase for converting types to their protocol buffer equivalents.

Based on the output, it appears that CosignerUUIDNonces and the related conversion methods are correctly implemented and used in the codebase, aligning with the refactoring goals of the PR.

The verification of SignatureRequest, SignatureResponse, Nonce, and CosignerUUIDNonces along with their associated conversion methods suggests that the changes are correctly implemented and used throughout the codebase.
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#!/bin/bash
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pkg/tss/threshold_signer.go (1)
1-122: The package name change and updated import paths align with the PR's refactoring goals. Ensure that the new functions and types are correctly implemented and used throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

The new functions and types added to pkg/tss/threshold_signer.go are correctly implemented and are being used in other parts of the codebase as well.

NewThresholdEd25519SignerSoft is used in pkg/cosigner/server.go.

LoadVaultKeyFromFile is used in cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go.

CreatePersistentEd25519ThresholdSignShardsFromFile is used in cmd/horcrux/cmd/shards.go.
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pkg/tss/types.go (1)
1-159: The package name change and updated import paths align with the PR's refactoring goals. Ensure that the new types and methods are correctly implemented and used throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

To verify the correct implementation and usage of the new types and methods, we need to look at how they are constructed and used in the codebase.

The ast-grep command did not provide information about the constructors or state-modifying methods for the types PersistentEd25519Key, Ed25519Key, and VaultKey. We need to refine the pattern to match these specific types. The rg command output shows the ReadCometBFTPrivValidatorFile and WriteToFile functions are implemented and used in the codebase.

Let's refine the ast-grep pattern to match the specific types and confirm the usage of the functions.

The ast-grep command did not provide the expected results for the types PersistentEd25519Key, Ed25519Key, and VaultKey. We will use ripgrep to search for the constructors or methods that modify the state of these types. The rg command output shows the ReadCometBFTPrivValidatorFile and WriteToFile functions are implemented and used in the codebase, which is consistent with their definitions.

Let's proceed with ripgrep to search for the constructors or methods related to the types.

The output from the ripgrep command provides us with instances where the types Ed25519Key and VaultKey are used in function signatures and methods. Here are the findings:

Ed25519Key has methods ID, MarshalJSON, and UnmarshalJSON defined in pkg/tss/types.go.

LoadVaultKeyFromFile returns an Ed25519Key and is defined in pkg/tss/threshold_signer.go.

CreatePersistentEd25519ThresholdSignShardsFromFile returns a slice of VaultKey and is also defined in pkg/tss/threshold_signer.go.

GeneratePersistentThresholdSignShards is a generic function that takes Ed25519Key as a type parameter.

generatePersistentThresholdSignShards returns a slice of VaultKey.

getShardedPrivvalKey returns a slice of Ed25519Key in test/validator_threshold.go.

No constructors or state-modifying methods for PersistentEd25519Key were found, which might imply that it is not instantiated directly or modified through methods in the current codebase, or such methods are not named with a standard constructor pattern.

The usage of ReadCometBFTPrivValidatorFile and WriteToFile functions is consistent with their definitions based on the previous rg command output.

Based on the information gathered, the new types and methods seem to be correctly implemented and used throughout the codebase, with the caveat that we did not find specific constructors or state-modifying methods for PersistentEd25519Key.
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the new types and methods are implemented correctly.
rg --type go "PersistentEd25519Key|Ed25519Key|VaultKey|ReadCometBFTPrivValidatorFile|WriteToFile"
Length of output: 4148

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check the implementation of PersistentEd25519Key, Ed25519Key, and VaultKey by looking at their constructors or methods that modify their state.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type $_ { $$$ }' | grep -E 'PersistentEd25519Key|Ed25519Key|VaultKey'

# Check the usage of ReadCometBFTPrivValidatorFile and WriteToFile functions to ensure they are used correctly.
rg --type go -A 3 "ReadCometBFTPrivValidatorFile|WriteToFile"
Length of output: 1826

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Refine the ast-grep pattern to match the specific types PersistentEd25519Key, Ed25519Key, and VaultKey.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type PersistentEd25519Key { $$$ }'
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type Ed25519Key { $$$ }'
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'type VaultKey { $$$ }'

# Confirm that the usage of ReadCometBFTPrivValidatorFile and WriteToFile functions is consistent with their definitions.
rg --type go -C 3 "ReadCometBFTPrivValidatorFile"
rg --type go -C 3 "WriteToFile"
Length of output: 3247

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#!/bin/bash
# Use ripgrep to search for the constructors or methods that modify the state of PersistentEd25519Key, Ed25519Key, and VaultKey.
rg --type go "func NewPersistentEd25519Key|func NewEd25519Key|func NewVaultKey|func .*PersistentEd25519Key|func .*Ed25519Key|func .*VaultKey"
Length of output: 1098
pkg/tss/ted25519/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go (1)
30-41: Verify whether the AssymetricKey and AssymetricKeyShard types are used elsewhere in the codebase or if they are remnants of dead code.

Verification successful

The search results indicate that the AssymetricKey and AssymetricKeyShard types are defined in two files within the codebase:

pkg/tss/types.go

pkg/tss/ted25519/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go

Since the types are present in types.go, it suggests that they are part of the types definitions for the package and are likely intended to be used by other parts of the codebase, not just within threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go. This implies that the types are not dead code within the context of the entire codebase.

Based on the information provided by the script output:
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rg --type go 'AssymetricKey'
rg --type go 'AssymetricKeyShard'
Length of output: 548
test/validator_threshold.go (7)
12-17: Updated import paths to reflect the new package structure.

32-37: Ensure that the new parameter totalSentries is being used correctly within the function and that all calls to this function have been updated to include this new parameter.

Verification successful

The calls to the function testChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold in test/horcrux_test.go have been updated to include the new totalSentries parameter, as evidenced by the output from the rg command which shows the function being called with five parameters.
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ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func testChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold($_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_) { $$$ }'
Length of output: 112

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for the function `testChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold` without specifying the number of parameters to verify its existence and usage.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func testChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold($$$) { $$$ }'
Length of output: 1725

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# Search for calls to the function `testChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold` to verify if the new parameter `totalSentries` is included.
rg "testChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold\("
Length of output: 831
* 55-60: Similar to the previous comment, ensure that the new parameter `totalSentries` is being used correctly within the function and that all calls to this function have been updated to include this new parameter.

Verification successful

To verify the correct usage of the new parameter totalSentries and to ensure that all calls to the function startChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold have been updated, I will perform a search using ripgrep to find the function definition and its calls within the codebase.

To further verify the usage of the totalSentries parameter and to check if all calls to the function startChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold have been updated, I will generate a script to extract the full function signature and to find all occurrences of this function being called.

The output from the scripts provides the following information:

The function startChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold is defined in test/validator_threshold.go with the parameters ctx, t, totalValidators, totalSigners, threshold, totalSentries, and sentriesPerSigner.

Calls to startChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold are found in test/validator_threshold.go and test/horcrux_test.go, with all the required parameters, including the new totalSentries parameter.

Based on this information, it can be concluded that the new parameter totalSentries is being used correctly within the function and that all calls to this function have been updated to include this new parameter.
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for the function `startChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold` to verify the usage of the new parameter.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func startChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold($_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_, $_) { $$$ }'
Length of output: 113

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for the function definition and its calls in the codebase.
rg "func startChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold"
Length of output: 125

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Extract the full function signature and search for calls to the function.
rg -A 3 "func startChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold" test/validator_threshold.go
rg "startChainSingleNodeAndHorcruxThreshold" -C 3
Length of output: 2496
* 187-203: Verify that the new types and functions from the `nodesecurity` and `config` packages are being used correctly in the `convertValidatorToHorcrux` function.

211-223: Verify that the new config struct is being used correctly and that all instances of its usage have been updated.

Verification successful

The config.Config struct is being used in the test/validator_threshold.go file, as shown in the output from the ast-grep command. The instantiation at lines 218-228 in test/validator_threshold.go matches the snippet provided in the review comment, indicating that the struct is being used with the new fields and types as part of the refactor.

The SignMode is set to config.SignModeThreshold.

The ThresholdModeConfig is a pointer to a new config.ThresholdModeConfig struct with fields Threshold, Cosigners, GRPCTimeout, and RaftTimeout.

The ChainNodes field is populated with a slice of config.ChainNode structs.

The DebugAddr field is set using fmt.Sprintf.

Based on the provided output, it appears that the new config struct is being used correctly in the context of the test/validator_threshold.go file.
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ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'config.Config{$$$}'
Length of output: 15518
* 256-270: Verify that the new types and functions from the `tss` package are being used correctly in the `getShardedPrivvalKey` function and related code.

Verification successful

Based on the output from the shell scripts, the function tss.GeneratePersistentThresholdSignShards is used in test/validator_threshold.go, and the type tss.Ed25519Key is used in several test files and a migration command file. The usage in test/validator_threshold.go matches the expected pattern of passing four arguments to the function, which suggests correct usage in that instance.

The tss.Ed25519Key type is instantiated with fields PubKey, PrivateShard, and ID in various test files and a migration command, which also suggests correct usage based on the provided fields.

Given this information, the new types and functions from the tss package appear to be used correctly in the getShardedPrivvalKey function and related code.
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for the usage of `tss.GeneratePersistentThresholdSignShards` and `tss.Ed25519Key` to ensure they are used correctly.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'tss.GeneratePersistentThresholdSignShards($_, $_, $_, $_)'
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'tss.Ed25519Key{$$$}'
Length of output: 1523
* 338-341: Verify that the logic for distributing sentries to cosigners in the `getSentriesForCosignerConnection` function is correct and that it handles edge cases properly.
pkg/cosigner/server.go (16)
1-1: Renamed package from signer to cosigner aligns with the PR's objective to refactor and reorganize code.

10-13: Updated import paths to reflect the new package structure. Ensure that these new paths are correct and the packages exist at the specified locations.

Verification successful

The shell script output confirms that the directories for the config, metrics, and tss packages exist within the pkg directory. This verifies that the updated import paths in the pkg/cosigner/server.go file are correct and the packages are located at the specified paths.
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* 29-29: Introduced a new constant `ErrUnexpectedState`. Ensure that this constant is used consistently throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

The constant ErrUnexpectedState is defined in pkg/cosigner/server.go and is used in signer/threshold_validator.go to check for a specific error condition. This indicates that the constant is being utilized consistently within the codebase.
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rg 'ErrUnexpectedState' --type go
Length of output: 279
* 36-47: Changes to the `LocalCosigner` struct fields to use new types from the `config` package and the introduction of the `dealer` field. Ensure that all references to these fields are updated accordingly.

Verification successful

The rg command has provided instances where the dealer field is mentioned in the server.go file. Here are the findings:

The dealer field is declared within the LocalCosigner struct, indicating that it is indeed a part of the struct's definition.

There is a commented-out line where dealer appears to be used as a field within another struct, but it's commented and thus not active in the code.

The dealer field is used in a method implementation where cosigner.dealer.KeyGenerator is called, which suggests that the dealer field is being utilized in the codebase.

Based on the provided output, it appears that the dealer field is both present in the LocalCosigner struct and actively used in at least one method. Therefore, the review comment regarding the introduction of the dealer field and ensuring that all references to these fields are updated accordingly seems to be addressed correctly in the codebase.
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# Verify that all references to the changed struct fields are updated.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'LocalCosigner { $$$ config: $_, $$$ security: $_, $$$ dealer: $_, $$$ }'
Length of output: 104

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that all references to the changed struct fields are updated by looking for usages of the LocalCosigner struct.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'LocalCosigner { $$$ }'
Length of output: 421

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify the usage of the 'dealer' field in the LocalCosigner struct.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'LocalCosigner { $$$ dealer: $_, $$$ }'
Length of output: 70

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for method implementations or struct initializations that reference the 'dealer' field.
rg "dealer" --context 5
Length of output: 1921
* 71-75: The `signer` field has been renamed to `dealer` in the `ChainState` struct, and the old `dealer` field is commented out. Ensure that the `dealer` field is used correctly and the commented-out field is either removed or updated.

145-147: Added a new method WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk to the LocalCosigner type. Ensure that this method is called at the appropriate places to avoid data races or inconsistencies during shutdown or restarts.

Verification successful

The provided context shows that the WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk method is called within the Stop method of the ThresholdValidator type. This is a typical pattern for ensuring that any pending state is persisted before the object is stopped, which aligns with the intent expressed in the review comment to avoid data races or inconsistencies during shutdown or restarts.

The Stop method is designed to safely shut down the ThresholdValidator.

Within Stop, there is a call to a private method waitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk.

This private method calls Wait on a sync.WaitGroup (pv.pendingDiskWG.Wait()) and then calls WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk on pv.MyCosigner.

This indicates that the WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk method is indeed being used in a shutdown context, which is appropriate for its intended purpose.
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for calls to the new method WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk.
rg 'WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk' --type go
Length of output: 394

Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Display the surrounding code in signer/threshold_validator.go where WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk is called.
rg -C 10 'WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk' signer/threshold_validator.go
Length of output: 721
* 191-191: The `GetPubKey` method now uses the `signer` field from the `ChainState` struct. Ensure that the `signer` field is correctly initialized and that the public key retrieval is consistent with the new structure.

220-220: The VerifySignature method implementation has been updated to use the new signer field. Ensure that the signature verification logic is correct and that the signer field is properly initialized.

326-330: The LoadSignStateIfNecessary method now initializes a signer of type IThresholdSigner. Ensure that the initialization is correct and that error handling is robust.

Verification successful

The initialization of the signer of type IThresholdSigner within the LoadSignStateIfNecessary method is correctly performed, and the error handling is robust, as any error that occurs during the initialization results in the error being returned immediately.
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the signer initialization is correct in LoadSignStateIfNecessary.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (cosigner *LocalCosigner) LoadSignStateIfNecessary($_) $_ { $$$ }'
Length of output: 1513
* 345-345: The `GetNonces` method has been updated with metric tracking. Verify that metric tracking is implemented correctly and consistently.

Verification successful

The metric tracking in the GetNonces method, as indicated by the line metrics.MetricsTimeKeeper.SetPreviousLocalNonce(time.Now()), is consistent with the rest of the codebase. The MetricsTimeKeeper is used in a similar manner in other parts of the code to set timestamps for various events, such as local sign start, local sign finish, prevote, and precommit.
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that metric tracking in the GetNonces method is consistent with the rest of the codebase.
rg 'MetricsTimeKeeper' --type go
Length of output: 636
* 362-366: The `generateNoncesIfNecessary` method has been updated to handle nonce generation. Ensure that the logic for generating nonces only when necessary is correct and efficient.

Verification successful

The generateNoncesIfNecessary method in pkg/cosigner/server.go correctly implements the logic to generate nonces only when necessary. It first checks if nonces already exist for a given UUID and returns them if so. If nonces do not exist, it generates new ones, sets an expiration time, and then stores and returns them.
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the logic for generating nonces only when necessary is correct.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (cosigner *LocalCosigner) generateNoncesIfNecessary($_) $_ { $$$ }'
Length of output: 1395
* 431-434: The `generateNoncesIfNecessary` method locks the `nonces` map for writing. Ensure that the locking is done correctly to prevent data races.

Verification successful

The locking in the generateNoncesIfNecessary method appears to be implemented correctly. The method uses a read lock to check if the nonces exist for a given UUID and then uses a write lock when setting the nonces. This is a standard pattern to prevent data races when accessing shared resources in concurrent environments.

The RLock is used to read from the nonces map.

If the nonces do not exist, a new nonce is generated.

A write lock (Lock) is then used to update the nonces map with the new nonce.

This pattern ensures that the map is not being read while it is being updated, which would prevent data races.
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the locking in generateNoncesIfNecessary is done correctly.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (cosigner *LocalCosigner) generateNoncesIfNecessary($_) $_ { $$$ }'
Length of output: 1395
* 443-444: The `getNonce` method has been updated. Ensure that the nonce retrieval logic is correct and that error handling is robust.

Verification successful

The getNonce method in the LocalCosigner type performs the following steps:

Initializes a zero value for Nonce.

Retrieves the cosigner's index with cosigner.GetIndex().

Accesses the cosigner's metadata from the meta.Nonces slice using the retrieved index.

Calls cosigner.security.EncryptAndSign with the peer ID, the public key from the metadata, and the corresponding share.

Checks for an error from EncryptAndSign and returns the zero value and the error if one occurred.

If no error occurred, returns the nonce and nil for the error.

The error handling is robust as it immediately returns a zero value and the error if EncryptAndSign fails.

Based on the provided code snippet, the nonce retrieval logic and error handling appear to be correct.
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the nonce retrieval logic in getNonce is correct.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (cosigner *LocalCosigner) getNonce($_, $_) $_ { $$$ }'
Length of output: 922
* 458-461: The `setNonce` method has been updated to include signature verification. Ensure that the signature verification logic is correct and that error handling is robust.

Verification successful

The setNonce method in server.go includes a check for a nil signature and uses the DecryptAndVerify method for signature verification. Error handling is present for missing signatures, decryption and verification errors, and unexpected states. The verification logic appears to be correct based on the provided context.
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the signature verification logic in setNonce is correct.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (cosigner *LocalCosigner) setNonce($_, $_) $_ { $$$ }'
Length of output: 2004
* 478-479: The error message uses the new `ErrUnexpectedState` constant. Ensure that the error message is informative and consistent with the rest of the codebase.

Verification successful

The error message associated with ErrUnexpectedState is "unexpected state, metadata does not exist for U:", which is informative and indicates a clear issue with missing metadata. Additionally, the error constant is used consistently within the codebase, as seen in the signer/threshold_validator.go file where it's checked in a conditional statement. Therefore, the use of ErrUnexpectedState in the error message is approved and verified.
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rg 'ErrUnexpectedState' --type go
Length of output: 279
* 493-499: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [496-520]
The SetNoncesAndSign method has been updated with new logic for setting nonces and signing. Ensure that the logic is correct and that error handling is robust.

Verification successful

The SetNoncesAndSign method's logic and error handling have been verified and appear to be correct. The method properly handles errors at each critical step, returning early if an error is encountered, and uses an errgroup.Group for parallel nonce setting with appropriate error collection.
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# Verify that the logic in SetNoncesAndSign is correct.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (cosigner *LocalCosigner) SetNoncesAndSign($_, $_) $_ { $$$ }'
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signer/threshold_validator.go (33)

9-9: The addition of the strings package suggests new string operations are introduced in the code.

29-29: The ThresholdValidator now implements the connector.IPrivValidator interface, which may have implications on how instances of ThresholdValidator are used throughout the codebase.

31-44: The nodecacheconfigs type and nodecacheconfig function have been introduced. Ensure that the configuration values used here are consistent with the rest of the application and that the naming convention follows the project's standards.

46-59: The ThresholdValidator struct has been refactored with new fields and comments. It's important to ensure that the new fields are properly initialized and used throughout the codebase.

79-90: New error type StillWaitingForBlockError has been added. Verify that this error is handled appropriately wherever it's used.

116-132: New error type BeyondBlockError has been added. Verify that this error is handled appropriately wherever it's used.

71-164: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [138-176]

The NewThresholdValidator function has been refactored with new parameters and initializations. Ensure that all calls to this function have been updated to pass the correct arguments.

188-188: The StartNoncePruner method is called on MyCosigner. Verify that this method exists and is implemented correctly in the LocalCosigner type.

223-232: The saveLastSignedStateInitiated function has been refactored. Ensure that the error handling and the conditions for returning nil are correct and consistent with the application's logic.

243-243: The newBeyondBlockError function is used to create an error when the block to be signed is beyond the current block. Verify that this error is handled correctly in all places where it could be returned.

277-277: The CondWaitWithTimeout method is called on lastSignState. Verify that this method exists and is implemented correctly, and that the timeout duration is appropriate.

320-320: The notifyBlockSignError function is introduced to handle errors during the block signing process. Ensure that this function is called in all appropriate error scenarios.

345-345: The WaitForSignStatesToFlushToDisk method is called on MyCosigner. Verify that this method exists and is implemented correctly in the LocalCosigner type.

351-351: The GetPubKey function has been refactored to use the MyCosigner's GetPubKey method. Ensure that the public key is correctly retrieved and returned in the expected format.

368-379: The LoadSignStateIfNecessary function has been refactored. Ensure that the new sign state is correctly initialized and stored, and that the LoadSignStateIfNecessary method on MyCosigner is correctly implemented.

388-395: The getExistingBlockSignature function has been refactored. Ensure that the logic for retrieving and comparing block signatures is correct and that the error handling is appropriate.

415-419: The compareBlockSignatureAgainstHRS function is used within compareBlockSignatureAgainstSSC. Verify that the error handling and logic for comparing block signatures are correct.

438-447: The compareBlockSignatureAgainstHRS function has been refactored. Ensure that the logic for comparing the HRS of the block and the signature is correct and that the error types returned are handled appropriately.

459-466: The getNoncesFallback function is introduced to handle nonce retrieval when the primary method fails. Verify that this fallback mechanism is robust and that the error handling is appropriate.

472-476: The waitForPeerNonces function has been refactored. Ensure that the logic for waiting for nonces from peers is correct and that the error handling is appropriate.

493-499: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [486-499]

The getNoncesFallback function returns a CosignerUUIDNonces struct. Verify that this struct is used correctly and that the nonces are properly aggregated from the threshold cosigners.

519-527: The waitForPeerNonces function includes metrics tracking and error handling. Ensure that metrics are correctly incremented and that errors from peers are handled appropriately.

566-572: The proxyIfNecessary function has been refactored. Verify that the logic for determining if the current validator is the leader and proxying the request if necessary is correct.

587-590: The proxyIfNecessary function calls the Sign method on a RemoteCosigner. Verify that this method is implemented correctly and that the request is properly proxied.

596-596: The proxyIfNecessary function handles an RPC error by creating a BeyondBlockError. Verify that this error is handled correctly in all places where it could be returned.

604-608: The Sign function has been refactored. Ensure that the logic for signing a block is correct and that the error handling is appropriate.

645-648: The saveLastSignedStateInitiated function is called within the Sign function. Verify that the logic for saving the last sign state initiated is correct and that the error handling is appropriate.

696-700: Metrics are updated within the Sign function. Verify that the metrics are correctly incremented and that the timing measurements are accurate.

713-766: The Sign function includes a loop for getting signatures from remote cosigners. Ensure that the error handling, retry logic, and metrics tracking are correct.

794-816: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [776-803]

The Sign function assembles the final signature from partial signatures. Verify that the combination of signatures is correct and that the error handling is appropriate.

810-815: The Sign function verifies the combined signature before saving. Ensure that the verification logic is correct and that the error handling is appropriate.

837-839: The Sign function handles an error when saving the last sign state. Verify that the error handling is correct and that the notifyBlockSignError function is called appropriately.

852-854: The Sign function includes metrics tracking for the entire sign block process. Verify that the metrics are correctly observed and that the timing measurements are accurate.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T13:37:49Z

pkg/tss/ted25519/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go

+// var _ IThresholdSigner = &ThresholdSignerSoft{}
+
+// GenerateEd25519ThresholdSignShards creates a map of shards from a private key
+func GenerateEd25519ThresholdSignShards(pv []byte, threshold, shards uint8) map[uint8][]byte {
+	privShards := tsed25519.DealShares(tsed25519.ExpandSecret(pv[:32]), threshold, shards)
+	// TODO: Check that the length of privShards is equal to the number of shards
+	// TODO: Check that the pubkey is the same for all shards
+	out := make(map[uint8][]byte, shards)
+	for id, shard := range privShards {
+		id := uint8(id + 1)
+		out[id] = shard
+	}
+	return out
+}


The TODO comments on lines 20 and 21 should be addressed or tracked in an issue tracker to ensure they are not forgotten.

- // TODO: Check that the length of privShards is equal to the number of shards - // TODO: Check that the pubkey is the same for all shards

Committable suggestion

❗ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation.

Suggested change

// var _ IThresholdSigner = &ThresholdSignerSoft{}

// GenerateEd25519ThresholdSignShards creates a map of shards from a private key

func GenerateEd25519ThresholdSignShards(pv []byte, threshold, shards uint8) map[uint8][]byte {

privShards := tsed25519.DealShares(tsed25519.ExpandSecret(pv[:32]), threshold, shards)

// TODO: Check that the length of privShards is equal to the number of shards

// TODO: Check that the pubkey is the same for all shards

out := make(map[uint8][]byte, shards)

for id, shard := range privShards {

id := uint8(id + 1)

out[id] = shard

}

return out

}

// var _ IThresholdSigner = &ThresholdSignerSoft{}

// GenerateEd25519ThresholdSignShards creates a map of shards from a private key

func GenerateEd25519ThresholdSignShards(pv []byte, threshold, shards uint8) map[uint8][]byte {

privShards := tsed25519.DealShares(tsed25519.ExpandSecret(pv[:32]), threshold, shards)

out := make(map[uint8][]byte, shards)

for id, shard := range privShards {

id := uint8(id + 1)

out[id] = shard

}

return out

}

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T13:37:49Z

pkg/tss/ted25519/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go

+// Sign signs a byte payload with the provided nonces.
+// The return are a "partial  signature".
+func (s *Ted25519SignerSoft) Sign(nonces []types.Nonce, payload []byte) ([]byte, error) {
+	// sum the nonces to get the ephemeral public key and share
+	nonceShare, noncePub, err := sumNonces(nonces)
+	if err != nil {
+		return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to combine nonces: %w", err)
+	}
+
+	sig := tsed25519.SignWithShare(
+		payload, s.privateKeyShard, nonceShare, s.pubKey, noncePub)
+	return append(noncePub, sig...), nil


Ensure that the Sign method's error messages are consistent and provide enough context for debugging. The error message on line 80 could be more descriptive.

- return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to combine nonces: %w", err) + return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to combine nonces for payload signing: %w", err)

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Suggested change

// Sign signs a byte payload with the provided nonces.

// The return are a "partial signature".

func (s *Ted25519SignerSoft) Sign(nonces []types.Nonce, payload []byte) ([]byte, error) {

// sum the nonces to get the ephemeral public key and share

nonceShare, noncePub, err := sumNonces(nonces)

if err != nil {

return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to combine nonces: %w", err)

}

sig := tsed25519.SignWithShare(

payload, s.privateKeyShard, nonceShare, s.pubKey, noncePub)

return append(noncePub, sig...), nil

// Sign signs a byte payload with the provided nonces.

// The return are a "partial signature".

func (s *Ted25519SignerSoft) Sign(nonces []types.Nonce, payload []byte) ([]byte, error) {

// sum the nonces to get the ephemeral public key and share

nonceShare, noncePub, err := sumNonces(nonces)

if err != nil {

return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to combine nonces for payload signing: %w", err)

}

sig := tsed25519.SignWithShare(

payload, s.privateKeyShard, nonceShare, s.pubKey, noncePub)

return append(noncePub, sig...), nil

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T13:37:49Z

signer/threshold_validator.go

+	cs, ok := pv.chainSignState.Load(chainID) //
 	if !ok {
 		panic(fmt.Errorf("failed to load chain state for %s", chainID))
 	}

 	css, ok := cs.(ChainSignState)
 	if !ok {
-		panic(fmt.Errorf("expected: (ChainSignState), actual: (%T)", cs))
+		panic(fmt.Errorf("expected: type (ChainSignState), actual type is: (%T)", cs))


The mustLoadChainState function uses a type assertion that could panic if the type does not match. Ensure that this function is only called with the correct type and consider adding error handling instead of panicking.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T13:37:49Z

signer/threshold_validator.go

+	// More or less everything belov here shoud be moved to a "cosigners"
+	// package. This is the actual MPC.
+	// MPC.SignBlock() is the actual function that does the MPC.
 	numPeers := len(pv.peerCosigners)
 	total := uint8(numPeers + 1)

 	peerStartTime := time.Now()

 	cosignersOrderedByFastest := pv.cosignerHealth.GetFastest()
-	cosignersForThisBlock := make([]Cosigner, pv.threshold)
-	cosignersForThisBlock[0] = pv.myCosigner
+	cosignersForThisBlock := make([]ICosigner, pv.threshold)
+	cosignersForThisBlock[0] = pv.MyCosigner


The Sign function includes a comment about moving the logic to a "cosigners" package. This indicates a potential future refactor and should be tracked as a TODO item.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T13:37:49Z

pkg/tss/ted25519/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go

+// CombineSignatures combines partial signatures into a full signature
+func (s *Ted25519SignerSoft) CombineSignatures(signatures []types.PartialSignature) ([]byte, error) {
+	sigIds := make([]int, len(signatures))
+	shareSigs := make([][]byte, len(signatures))
+	var ephPub []byte
+
+	for i, sig := range signatures {
+		sigIds[i] = sig.Index
+		if i == 0 {
+			ephPub = sig.Signature[:32]
+		} else if !bytes.Equal(sig.Signature[:32], ephPub) {
+			return nil, fmt.Errorf("ephemeral public keys do not match")
+		}
+		shareSigs[i] = sig.Signature[32:]
+	}
+	combinedSig := tsed25519.CombineShares(s.total, sigIds, shareSigs)
+
+	return append(ephPub, combinedSig...), nil
+}


The CombineSignatures method should validate the length of signatures before proceeding to combine them to prevent potential panics if signatures is empty.

+ if len(signatures) == 0 { + return nil, errors.New("no signatures provided for combination") + }

Committable suggestion

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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation.

Suggested change

// CombineSignatures combines partial signatures into a full signature

func (s *Ted25519SignerSoft) CombineSignatures(signatures []types.PartialSignature) ([]byte, error) {

sigIds := make([]int, len(signatures))

shareSigs := make([][]byte, len(signatures))

var ephPub []byte

for i, sig := range signatures {

sigIds[i] = sig.Index

if i == 0 {

ephPub = sig.Signature[:32]

} else if !bytes.Equal(sig.Signature[:32], ephPub) {

return nil, fmt.Errorf("ephemeral public keys do not match")

}

shareSigs[i] = sig.Signature[32:]

}

combinedSig := tsed25519.CombineShares(s.total, sigIds, shareSigs)

return append(ephPub, combinedSig...), nil

}

// CombineSignatures combines partial signatures into a full signature

func (s *Ted25519SignerSoft) CombineSignatures(signatures []types.PartialSignature) ([]byte, error) {

if len(signatures) == 0 {

return nil, errors.New("no signatures provided for combination")

}

sigIds := make([]int, len(signatures))

shareSigs := make([][]byte, len(signatures))

var ephPub []byte

for i, sig := range signatures {

sigIds[i] = sig.Index

if i == 0 {

ephPub = sig.Signature[:32]

} else if !bytes.Equal(sig.Signature[:32], ephPub) {

return nil, fmt.Errorf("ephemeral public keys do not match")

}

shareSigs[i] = sig.Signature[32:]

}

combinedSig := tsed25519.CombineShares(s.total, sigIds, shareSigs)

return append(ephPub, combinedSig...), nil

}

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T13:37:50Z

pkg/cosigner/server.go

+// TODO: Rename to fetchChainState
 func (cosigner *LocalCosigner) getChainState(chainID string) (*ChainState, error) {
 	cs, ok := cosigner.chainState.Load(chainID)
 	if !ok {
 		return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to load chain state for %s", chainID)
 	}

+	// Asserting cs (type any) is actually of type *ChainState
 	ccs, ok := cs.(*ChainState)
 	if !ok {
 		return nil, fmt.Errorf("expected: (*ChainState), actual: (%T)", cs)


The method getChainState has been updated with a TODO comment suggesting a rename. Ensure that the rename is considered and tracked appropriately.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T13:37:50Z

pkg/cosigner/server.go

+// Implements Cosigner interface Should not be part of Cosigner.
+// Should be part of a higher level interface.


The VerifySignature method has comments suggesting it should not be part of the Cosigner interface and should be part of a higher-level interface. This indicates a potential architectural change that should be tracked and addressed.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T13:37:50Z

pkg/cosigner/server.go

+func (cosigner *LocalCosigner) sign(req SignatureRequest) (SignatureResponse, error) {
 	chainID := req.ChainID

-	res := CosignerSignResponse{}
+	res := SignatureResponse{}

 	ccs, err := cosigner.getChainState(chainID)
 	if err != nil {
 		return res, err
 	}

 	// This function has multiple exit points.  Only start time can be guaranteed
-	metricsTimeKeeper.SetPreviousLocalSignStart(time.Now())
+	metrics.MetricsTimeKeeper.SetPreviousLocalSignStart(time.Now())


The absence of output from the ast-grep command suggests that there is no call to MetricsTimeKeeper.SetPreviousLocalSignFinish within the sign method in server.go. This could indicate an inconsistency in metric tracking, as we would expect to see a corresponding finish time metric to match the start time metric that was set.

Given this information, it appears there may be an issue with the metric tracking within the sign method, as it does not follow the same pattern as other parts of the codebase where both a start and finish time are recorded.

The sign method sets a start time metric (SetPreviousLocalSignStart), but there is no evidence of a corresponding finish time metric (SetPreviousLocalSignFinish) within the same method.

Analysis chain

The sign method has been updated with new logic and metric tracking. Ensure that the new logic is correct and that metric tracking is consistent with the rest of the codebase.

Based on the output, the MetricsTimeKeeper is used in various parts of the codebase to track different metrics related to signing operations. The sign method in server.go uses MetricsTimeKeeper.SetPreviousLocalSignStart to record the start time of the local sign operation. To ensure consistency, we should check if there is a corresponding SetPreviousLocalSignFinish call within the sign method to mark the end of the operation.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash # Verify that metric tracking in the sign method is consistent with the rest of the codebase. rg 'MetricsTimeKeeper' --type go

Length of output: 636

Script:

#!/bin/bash # Check for the corresponding SetPreviousLocalSignFinish call within the sign method in server.go ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (cosigner *LocalCosigner) sign($_) ($_,$_){ $$$ MetricsTimeKeeper.SetPreviousLocalSignFinish($_) $$$ }'

Length of output: 146

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T13:37:50Z

pkg/cosigner/server.go


 	// Note - Function may return before this line so elapsed time for Finish may be multiple block times
-	metricsTimeKeeper.SetPreviousLocalSignFinish(time.Now())
+	metrics.MetricsTimeKeeper.SetPreviousLocalSignFinish(time.Now())


The comment regarding the potential for multiple block times to elapse before the SetPreviousLocalSignFinish method is called suggests a need for careful review of the timing logic to ensure accuracy.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T13:37:50Z

pkg/cosigner/server.go

+	// TODO: This should only generate nonces for the cosigners that are online
+	// 		 although it might doesnt matter if we arent doing DKG
+	// Should call an interface: dealnonce or something
+	threshold := uint8(cosigner.config.Config.ThresholdModeConfig.Threshold)
+	nonces, err := cosigner.dealer.KeyGenerator(uint8(threshold), uint8(total))


The TODO comments suggest that the nonce generation should account for online cosigners and call an interface. Ensure that this logic is implemented or tracked for future implementation.

nitronit · 2024-01-29T09:44:29Z

@coderabbitai review

coderabbitai

Review Status

Actionable comments generated: 20

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a9cc824 and 2e39f23.

Files ignored due to path filters (4)

signer/testdata/rsa_keys.json is excluded by: !**/*.json
src/node/chain-1_priv_validator_state.json is excluded by: !**/*.json
src/proto/cosigner.pb.go is excluded by: !**/*.pb.go
src/proto/remote_signer.pb.go is excluded by: !**/*.pb.go

Files selected for processing (63)

.golangci.yml (1 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go (5 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/config.go (6 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/leader_election.go (2 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/migrate.go (6 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/root.go (2 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/services.go (3 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/services_test.go (9 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/shards.go (7 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/single_signer.go (3 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/start.go (5 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/state.go (3 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/state_test.go (1 hunks)
cmd/horcrux/cmd/threshold.go (3 hunks)
docs/migrating.md (1 hunks)
src/cond/cond_test.go (1 hunks)
src/config/config.go (3 hunks)
src/config/config_test.go (27 hunks)
src/connector/iprivvalidator.go (1 hunks)
src/connector/sentry_signer.go (12 hunks)
src/connector/sentry_signer_grpc_server.go (1 hunks)
src/cosigner/client.go (6 hunks)
src/cosigner/icosigner_go.txt (1 hunks)
src/cosigner/icosigner_security.go (2 hunks)
src/cosigner/ithresholdsigner.go (1 hunks)
src/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_key_shares.go (2 hunks)
src/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_ecies.go (4 hunks)
src/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_ecies_test.go (6 hunks)
src/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_rsa.go (4 hunks)
src/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_rsa_test.go (4 hunks)
src/cosigner/server.go (23 hunks)
src/cosigner/server_test.go (10 hunks)
src/cosigner/types.go (1 hunks)
src/metrics/metrics.go (4 hunks)
src/multiresolver/multi_test.go (3 hunks)
src/node/cosigner_health.go (5 hunks)
src/node/cosigner_health_test.go (1 hunks)
src/node/cosigner_nonce_cache.go (12 hunks)
src/node/cosigner_nonce_cache_test_go.txt (1 hunks)
src/node/file.go (3 hunks)
src/node/icosigner.go (1 hunks)
src/node/ileader.go (1 hunks)
src/node/leader_mock_test.go (1 hunks)
src/node/node_grpc_server.go (6 hunks)
src/node/raft_events.go (2 hunks)
src/node/raft_store.go (6 hunks)
src/node/raft_store_test.go (2 hunks)
src/node/single_signer_validator.go (4 hunks)
src/node/single_signer_validator_test.go (5 hunks)
src/node/threshold_validator.go (30 hunks)
src/node/threshold_validator_test.go (11 hunks)
src/tss/doc.go (1 hunks)
src/tss/ted25519/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go (1 hunks)
src/tss/threshold_signer.go (1 hunks)
src/tss/types.go (1 hunks)
src/types/block.go (1 hunks)
src/types/hrs.go (1 hunks)
src/types/serialization.go (1 hunks)
src/types/sign_state.go (11 hunks)
test/horcrux_test.go (13 hunks)
test/validator.go (3 hunks)
test/validator_single.go (5 hunks)
test/validator_threshold.go (7 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (4)

src/cond/cond_test.go
src/config/config_test.go
src/node/ileader.go
src/node/single_signer_validator_test.go

Additional comments: 103

src/connector/iprivvalidator.go (1)

10-16: The IPrivValidator interface definition looks good and follows best practices for interface design in Go.

src/cosigner/icosigner_security.go (1)

1-7: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [4-13]

The renaming of CosignerSecurity to ICosignerSecurity and the update to the EncryptAndSign method's return type align with Go's interface naming conventions and improve clarity.

src/cosigner/ithresholdsigner.go (1)

5-25: The IThresholdSigner, IThresholdDealer, and IThreshold interfaces are well-defined, with clear responsibilities and method signatures that align with their intended functionality.

src/node/leader_mock_test.go (1)

13-41: The MockLeader and MockThresholdValidator structs, along with their methods, are correctly implemented for testing purposes, following best practices for mock object design in unit tests.

src/node/raft_events.go (1)

1-9: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-43]

The changes to the raft_events.go file, including the package move and the update to the handleLSSEvent function, are correctly implemented and align with the summary provided.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/single_signer.go (1)

4-10: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-37]

The updates to the single_signer.go file, including the change in import path and the modification to the NewSingleSignerValidator function, are correctly implemented and align with the summary provided.

src/types/serialization.go (1)

28-43: The modification of the UnpackHRST function to return an HRST type is correctly implemented, improving the clarity and correctness of the function's return type.

src/tss/doc.go (1)

1-43: The documentation in doc.go within the tss package is well-written, providing a clear overview of the package's functionality and usage.

src/node/icosigner.go (1)

11-51: The iMPC, ICosigner, and ICosigners interfaces, along with their methods, are well-defined, with clear responsibilities and method signatures that align with their intended functionality.

src/types/hrs.go (1)

7-70: The HRS and HRST structs, along with their methods, are correctly implemented, following best practices for struct design in Go and providing clear and concise functionality.

src/node/cosigner_health_test.go (1)

1-76: The MockLeader and MockThresholdValidator structs, along with the TestCosignerHealth function, are correctly implemented for testing the cosigner health functionality, following best practices for unit testing.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/state_test.go (1)

7-13: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-76]

The update to the import path for the types package in the state_test.go file is correctly implemented, aligning with the summary provided.

src/node/cosigner_health.go (1)

80-98: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-95]

The changes in the cosigner_health.go file, including the renaming and refactoring of types and methods, are correctly implemented and align with the summary provided.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/start.go (1)

44-59: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-81]

The updates to the startCmd function, including the inclusion of new imports and the replacement of the signer package with the connector package, are correctly implemented and align with the summary provided.

src/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_key_shares.go (1)

1-11: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-102]

The changes in the cosigner_key_shares.go file, including the package rename and the removal of several functions, are correctly implemented and align with the summary provided.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/root.go (1)

8-18: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-77]

The updates to the root.go file, including the replacement of the signer import with cconfig and the update to references to RuntimeConfig, are correctly implemented and align with the summary provided.

src/node/raft_store_test.go (1)

32-67: > 📝 NOTE

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The changes in the raft_store_test.go file, including the package declaration update and the use of the node.NewRaftStore constructor, are correctly implemented and align with the summary provided.

src/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_rsa_test.go (1)

1-22: > 📝 NOTE

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The changes in the cosigner_security_rsa_test.go file, including the package declaration update and the modifications to the test functions, are correctly implemented and align with the summary provided.

src/multiresolver/multi_test.go (1)

10-18: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-102]

The changes in the multi_test.go file, including the package imports and function calls, are correctly implemented and align with the summary provided.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/address.go (1)

46-58: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-90]

The updates to the address.go file, including the replacement of the signer package with cconfig and tss, and the updated usage of types and functions from these packages, are correctly implemented and align with the summary provided.

src/cosigner/icosigner_go.txt (1)

1-103: The icosigner_go.txt file provides a clear and informative overview of the cosigner package and its components, including the roles of LocalCosigner and RemoteCosigner. This documentation enhances understanding of the package's structure and functionality.

src/node/single_signer_validator.go (4)

10-10: The import path has been updated to use the config package, aligning with the refactor's goal to improve code modularity.

18-18: The config field type in SingleSignerValidator struct has been updated to *config.RuntimeConfig, reflecting the new package structure.

34-34: The NewSingleSignerValidator function now correctly accepts a pointer to config.RuntimeConfig, ensuring compatibility with the updated package structure.

84-84: The function LoadPVFile is correctly used instead of the previously mentioned LoadFilePV, aligning with the changes mentioned in the PR summary.

src/tss/types.go (4)

67-87: The MarshalJSON method for Ed25519Key correctly handles the conversion of the public key to protobuf format before marshaling. This ensures compatibility with protobuf encoding.

89-131: The UnmarshalJSON method for Ed25519Key includes a fallback mechanism for amino unmarshaling if protobuf unmarshaling fails. This ensures backward compatibility with older key formats.

133-143: The ReadCometBFTPrivValidatorFile function correctly reads and unmarshals a CometBFT private validator key file, ensuring compatibility with CometBFT's key storage format.

145-159: The WriteToFile generic function is correctly implemented to marshal and write any private key type that satisfies the VaultPrivateKey interface to a file, with appropriate file permissions for security.

src/tss/ted25519/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go (5)

47-68: The Ted25519SignerSoft struct and its constructor function NewTed25519SignerSoft are correctly implemented to initialize a threshold signer with the necessary parameters.

74-86: The Sign function in Ted25519SignerSoft correctly implements threshold signing by summing the nonces and using the threshold-ed25519 library to sign the payload.

88-112: The sumNonces function correctly sums the nonces and checks the bounds of the ephemeral share to ensure it is within valid bounds for the SignWithShare function.

114-137: The NonceGenerator struct and its GenerateNonces method are correctly implemented to generate nonces for use in multi-party computation (MPC) signature schemes.

139-157: The CombineSignatures function in Ted25519SignerSoft correctly combines partial signatures into a full signature, ensuring the correct assembly of the final signature from shard signatures.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/config.go (3)

5-11: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [8-17]

The import statement correctly replaces references from the signer package to the cconfig package, aligning with the reorganization of the codebase.

70-90: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [51-163]

The initCmd function correctly updates references from the signer package to the cconfig package, including changes to function calls, variable types, and constants related to the signer configuration.

137-140: The flag definition for flagSignMode correctly uses the cconfig.SignModeThreshold constant, reflecting the updated package references.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/leader_election.go (2)

8-14: The import statements correctly update the package paths for nodesecurity, multiresolver, and proto to reflect their new locations under the src directory.

120-127: In the getLeaderCmd function, references to loading cosigner RSA keys are correctly updated to use the nodesecurity package, aligning with the restructured package organization.

cmd/horcrux/cmd/services_test.go (4)

1-1: The package name change from signer_test to cmd_test correctly reflects the file's location within the cmd package structure.

73-79: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [76-85]

The TestIsNotRunning function correctly uses the cmd.RequireNotRunning function, demonstrating proper usage of the updated package references.

169-175: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [139-172]

The TestConcurrentStart function correctly tests the concurrent execution and graceful termination of services, ensuring that the PID file exists after concurrent attempts.

188-194: > 📝 NOTE

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The TestIsRunningAndWaitForService function correctly simulates a running service and tests the behavior of waiting for the service to terminate and handling PID file checks.

src/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_rsa.go (3)

18-18: The implementation of CosignerSecurityRSA correctly adheres to the cosigner.ICosignerSecurity interface, ensuring compatibility with the expected security operations.

132-132: The EncryptAndSign method in CosignerSecurityRSA correctly implements the encryption and signing of data, ensuring secure communication between cosigners.

198-198: The DecryptAndVerify method in CosignerSecurityRSA correctly implements the decryption of data and verification of its signature, ensuring the authenticity of the sender.

src/cosigner/server_test.go (3)

1-1: The package name change to cosigner_test and updates to imports correctly reflect the file's purpose and location within the cosigner package structure.

105-136: > 📝 NOTE

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The test functions for RSA and ECIES-based local cosigner signing correctly implement the testing of threshold signing with various configurations, ensuring the functionality works as expected.

143-179: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [108-231]

The testLocalCosignerSign helper function correctly sets up and tests the local cosigner signing process, ensuring that threshold signing works as expected with both RSA and ECIES configurations.

src/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_security_ecies.go (3)

19-19: The implementation of CosignerSecurityECIES correctly adheres to the cosigner.ICosignerSecurity interface, ensuring compatibility with the expected security operations for ECIES encryption and ECDSA signing.

140-140: The EncryptAndSign method in CosignerSecurityECIES correctly implements the encryption and signing of data using ECIES and ECDSA, ensuring secure communication between cosigners.

211-211: The DecryptAndVerify method in CosignerSecurityECIES correctly implements the decryption of ECIES-encrypted data and verification of its ECDSA signature, ensuring the authenticity of the sender.

src/connector/sentry_signer_grpc_server.go (7)

21-21: The implementation of proto.RemoteSignerServer is correctly declared for SentrySignerGRPCServer.

23-25: The comment provides a clear explanation of the SentrySignerGRPCServer's role in the system.

37-48: The constructor function NewSentrySignerGRPCServer is correctly implemented and initializes all necessary fields of SentrySignerGRPCServer.

51-60: The OnStart method correctly sets up the GRPC server and registers the SentrySignerGRPCServer as a RemoteSignerServer. Proper error handling is implemented for the net.Listen call.

63-65: The OnStop method correctly performs a graceful stop of the GRPC server.

87-102: The Sign method correctly processes sign block requests, including error handling and metric tracking. The use of signAndTrack for signing and metric tracking is a good practice.

104-193: The signAndTrack function is well-implemented, with comprehensive error handling and metric tracking for different signing steps and outcomes. The separation of concerns and clear logic flow enhance readability and maintainability.

test/validator.go (2)

17-17: The import path for the proto package has been updated.

192-192: The comment in the enablePrivvalListener function has been updated.

src/node/file.go (3)

1-1: The package has been renamed from "signer" to "node".

10-10: The import path for types has been updated to reflect the new package structure.

156-156: The function LoadFilePV has been renamed to LoadPVFile.

src/node/cosigner_nonce_cache.go (4)

1-1: The package has been renamed from "signer" to "node".

7-7: Usage of atomic operations for lastReconcileNonces suggests attention to thread safety.

147-148: The replacement of "Cosigner" type with "ICosigner" indicates an interface abstraction, likely for better modularity.

296-304: The update in metrics usage aligns with the new package structure and naming conventions.

src/metrics/metrics.go (3)

1-1: The package has been renamed to "metrics", aligning with its functionality.

17-27: Introduction of new error types like BeyondBlockError and SameBlockError enhances error handling specificity.

98-329: The renaming and reorganization of Prometheus metrics to reflect the new package name and structure is a good practice for maintainability and clarity.
src/node/raft_store.go (5)
8-8: The package has been correctly renamed from signer to node to reflect its functionality more accurately.

22-24: Import paths for cosigner and types packages have been updated to reflect the new package structure. Ensure that these new paths are correct and accessible within the project structure.

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* 72-80: The `NewRaftStore` function signature has been modified to accept `cosigner *cosigner.LocalCosigner` and `cosigners []ICosigner` parameters. This change aligns with the refactor to use more specific types for cosigners. Ensure all calls to this function have been updated accordingly.

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Given the absence of output from the ast-grep command searching for calls to NewRaftStore with the old parameter list, it suggests that there are no instances in the codebase where NewRaftStore is called without the new parameters cosigner *cosigner.LocalCosigner and cosigners []ICosigner. This implies that all calls to NewRaftStore have likely been updated to include these new parameters, aligning with the refactor mentioned in the review comment.
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* 90-90: Setting `thresholdValidator.MyCosigner` in the `SetThresholdValidator` function is a good practice as it ensures that the `ThresholdValidator` has a reference to its associated cosigner. This change enhances clarity and maintainability. * 112-112: The commented-out line related to registering the `CosignerServer` with the `grpcServer` and the subsequent change to the registration call reflect an adjustment in the server's setup. This change likely aligns with the refactor's goals but requires verification that the new setup works as intended and that no functionality is lost.
test/validator_threshold.go (4)
15-17: The imports have been modified to include new packages such as config, cosigner/nodesecurity, and tss. This change likely supports the new functionality introduced in the refactor. Ensure these packages exist and are correctly referenced.

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* 187-187: The call to `nodesecurity.CreateCosignerECIESShards` introduces a new way to create ECIES shards for cosigners. This change is part of the refactor to enhance security and modularity. Verify that this function is implemented correctly and that its output is used appropriately throughout the system.

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The initial script intended to verify the implementation and usage of CreateCosignerECIESShards did not produce any output. This could mean that the function is not present, not used in the expected manner, or there was an issue with the search parameters. To ensure a thorough verification, a different approach is needed to search for the function's implementation and its usage across the codebase.

Given the lack of results from the ast-grep command, it's prudent to use a more general search tool like rg (ripgrep) to search for the function name in the codebase. This will help in identifying both the implementation of the function and its usage in various files.

The search results confirm the implementation of CreateCosignerECIESShards within src/cosigner/nodesecurity/cosigner_key_shares.go and its usage across multiple test files (horcrux_test.go, validator_threshold.go) and a command file (cmd/horcrux/cmd/shards.go). This indicates that the function is indeed implemented and utilized within the system as intended for enhancing security and modularity in the creation of ECIES shards for cosigners.

Based on this information, the review comment regarding the verification of the implementation and usage of CreateCosignerECIESShards is supported by the evidence from the codebase.
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* 218-220: The configuration setup in the `config.Config` struct, especially the introduction of `SignMode` and `ThresholdModeConfig`, aligns with the refactor's goal to enhance modularity and clarity in configuration management. Ensure that these configurations are correctly applied and tested.

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The verification process has revealed that both SignMode and ThresholdModeConfig are extensively used and tested within the codebase. The presence of these configurations in various test files (config_test.go, validator_threshold.go, horcrux_test.go, etc.) and their application in the main code (e.g., threshold_signer.go, server_test.go, config.go) indicate that the configurations have been correctly applied and tested, aligning with the refactor's goal to enhance modularity and clarity in configuration management.
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* 256-264: The update to `getShardedPrivvalKey` to use the `tss` package for generating threshold shards is a significant change. This update likely improves the security and efficiency of key management. Ensure that the `tss.GeneratePersistentThresholdSignShards` function is correctly implemented and that its output is properly handled.
src/node/cosigner_nonce_cache_test_go.txt (5)
26-57: The TestMovingAverage function effectively tests the moving average calculation with various scenarios. The use of require.Len and require.Equal to assert conditions is appropriate. This test is well-structured and provides good coverage for the moving average functionality.

59-120: The TestClearNonces function tests the clearing of nonces from the CosignerNonceCache. It's good to see thorough testing of the cache's behavior under different conditions. However, ensure that the getTestLocalCosigners function correctly sets up the test environment and that the assertions accurately reflect the expected outcomes.

144-191: The TestNonceCacheDemand function tests the nonce cache under load, simulating demand. This test is crucial for understanding how the cache behaves under stress. Ensure that the LoadN and Start methods are correctly implemented and that the test's assumptions about cache size and pruning behavior are valid.

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The script intended to verify the implementation of LoadN and Start methods within the nonce cache testing did not produce any output. This outcome suggests that either the methods do not exist, were not correctly identified by the script, or the script was not correctly formulated to capture the necessary details.

Given the lack of output, it's prudent to refine the search strategy to ensure we're accurately verifying the presence and implementation of these methods. Specifically, we can adjust the script to search more broadly for the LoadN and Start methods within the Go files, without assuming specific argument patterns, which might have limited the search results previously.

The refined search successfully identified the implementations of both LoadN and Start methods within the CosignerNonceCache class, as well as other occurrences of Start methods in different contexts. This confirms that the LoadN and Start methods are indeed implemented and utilized within the nonce cache testing, aligning with the original review comment's concerns about ensuring these methods are correctly implemented for the test's validity.

Given this confirmation, the original review comment stands as valid, emphasizing the importance of these methods' correct implementation for the nonce cache's behavior under load testing.
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* 193-249: The `TestNonceCacheExpiration` function tests nonce expiration logic within the cache. This test is important for ensuring that nonces are correctly expired and pruned. The setup and assertions seem appropriate, but verify that the timing and expiration logic align with the system's requirements. * 251-402: The `TestNonceCachePrune` function tests various scenarios for nonce pruning. The detailed test cases and the use of a custom `testCase` struct for organizing scenarios are commendable. Ensure that the `PruneNonces` method is correctly implemented and that all test cases accurately reflect expected behavior.
src/cosigner/server.go (4)
1-1: The package has been correctly renamed to cosigner from signer to reflect its functionality more accurately.

10-15: The import paths have been updated to reflect the new package structure and dependencies. Ensure that these paths are correct and accessible in the project.

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* 35-49: The `LocalCosigner` struct now includes a `dealer` field of type `IThresholdDealer`, aligning with the refactor's goal to utilize interfaces for nonce generation. This change enhances modularity and flexibility in nonce generation strategies. * 221-244: > 📝 **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [230-294]
The sign method has been updated to accept a SignatureRequest parameter, reflecting the changes in the PR summary. The method's implementation correctly handles the new signature request, including nonce combination and signature generation. Ensure error handling is robust, especially around nonce generation and signature combination.
src/node/threshold_validator_test.go (6)

1-26: The package has been renamed from signer to node_test, and imports have been updated accordingly. This change aligns with the refactor's goal to improve clarity and modularity.

49-85: Introduced a MockValidator type and its constructor NewMockValidator. This addition facilitates testing by mocking the ThresholdValidator behavior. Ensure that the mock implementation is used correctly in tests to simulate real scenarios accurately.

87-104: The TestMain function has been simplified to always use a new instance of config.RuntimeConfig. This change removes the conditional loading of configuration from an environment variable, streamlining the test setup process.

105-118: Test functions TestThresholdValidator2of2, TestThresholdValidator3of3, TestThresholdValidator2of3, and TestThresholdValidator3of5 have been updated to accept testConfig as a parameter. This change ensures that tests use a consistent configuration, enhancing test reliability.

1-131: > 📝 NOTE

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The loadKeyForLocalCosigner function now accepts a config parameter. This modification allows the function to use dynamic configuration for key file paths, improving flexibility and maintainability.

407-428: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [377-440]

The getTestLocalCosigners function has been updated to use the config package instead of the CosignerConfig type directly. This change aligns with the refactor's goal to improve modularity by using more granular configurations.

test/horcrux_test.go (4)

9-14: Imports have been updated to reflect the new package structure and types, including the addition of config and tss packages. This change supports the refactor's goal to improve modularity and clarity.

30-84: Function comments have been updated to replace "cosigner nodes" with "cosigner cosigner", clarifying the terminology used in the context of the tests. This change improves readability and consistency in the documentation.

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The code has been updated to use types from the tss and config packages, such as replacing signer.CosignerEd25519Key with tss.Ed25519Key. These changes align with the refactor's goal to improve modularity by using more granular and specific types.

27-87: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-660]

The test file has been thoroughly updated to align with the refactor's goals, including improved modularity, clarity, and the use of updated types and packages. Ensure that all tests are updated to reflect these changes and that they pass successfully to verify the refactor's integrity.

src/node/threshold_validator.go (4)

1-1: The package name change from "signer" to "node" aligns with the PR's objective to refactor and reorganize the codebase for clarity and modularity.

79-90: The introduction of StillWaitingForBlockError and SameBlockError types for error handling is a good practice. It allows for more precise error handling and improves the readability of the code by making the error conditions explicit.

116-132: The BeyondBlockError type and its usage demonstrate thoughtful error handling, particularly in the context of blockchain operations where the sequence and timing of blocks are critical. This addition enhances the robustness of the error handling mechanism.

352-352: The GetPubKey method correctly implements the interface requirement. Ensure that the public key retrieval logic is robust and handles any potential errors from the MyCosigner.GetPubKey call.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-29T10:00:48Z

src/connector/sentry_signer_grpc_server.go

+	validator  IPrivValidator
+	logger     cometlog.Logger
+	listenAddr string


The validator field should be documented to explain its role and the expected interface it implements.

Consider adding a comment above the validator field to explain its purpose and the interface it implements for clarity.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-29T10:00:48Z

src/connector/sentry_signer_grpc_server.go

+func (s *SentrySignerGRPCServer) PubKey(ctx context.Context, req *proto.PubKeyRequest) (*proto.PubKeyResponse, error) {
+	chainID := req.ChainId
+
+	metrics.TotalPubKeyRequests.WithLabelValues(chainID).Inc()
+
+	pubKey, err := s.validator.GetPubKey(ctx, chainID)
+	if err != nil {
+		s.logger.Error(
+			"Failed to get Pub Key",
+			"chain_id", chainID,
+			"error", err,
+		)
+		return nil, err
+	}
+
+	return &proto.PubKeyResponse{
+		PubKey: pubKey,
+	}, nil
+}


The PubKey method correctly handles the public key request, including error logging and metric incrementation. However, consider adding error handling for potential failures in metric updates.

While the method correctly handles the main logic, adding defensive programming practices around metric updates could prevent potential issues in metric reporting.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-29T10:00:48Z

src/node/threshold_validator_test.go


 		cosigners[i] = cosigner

-		err = loadKeyForLocalCosigner(cosigner, privateKey.PubKey(), testChainID, privShards[i])
+		err = loadKeyForLocalCosigner(cosigner, privateKey.PubKey(), testChainID, privShards[i], cosignerConfig)
 		require.NoError(t, err)

-		err = loadKeyForLocalCosigner(cosigner, privateKey.PubKey(), testChainID2, privShards[i])
+		err = loadKeyForLocalCosigner(cosigner, privateKey.PubKey(), testChainID2, privShards[i], cosignerConfig)
 		require.NoError(t, err)
 	}

 	return cosigners, privateKey.PubKey()
 }

+/*
 func testThresholdValidatorLeaderElection(t *testing.T, threshold, total uint8) {
-	cosigners, pubKey := getTestLocalCosigners(t, threshold, total)
+	peers, pubKey := getTestLocalCosigners(t, threshold, total)

-	thresholdValidators := make([]*ThresholdValidator, 0, total)
-	var leader *ThresholdValidator
+	thresholdValidators := make([]*MockThresholdValidator, 0, total)
+	var leader *signer.ThresholdValidator
 	leaders := make([]*MockLeader, total)

 	ctx := context.Background()

-	for i, cosigner := range cosigners {
-		peers := make([]Cosigner, 0, len(cosigners)-1)
-		for j, otherCosigner := range cosigners {
+	for i, peer := range peers {
+		peers := make([]signer.ICosigner, 0, len(peers)-1)
+		for j, otherCosigner := range peers {
 			if i != j {
 				peers = append(peers, otherCosigner)
 			}
 		}
-		leaders[i] = &MockLeader{id: cosigner.GetIndex(), leader: leader}
-		tv := NewThresholdValidator(
+		leaders[i] = &MockLeader{id: peer.GetIndex(), leader: leader}
+		tv := NewMockValidator(
 			cometlog.NewNopLogger(),
-			cosigner.config,
+			peer.config,
 			int(threshold),
 			time.Second,
 			1,
-			cosigner,
+			peer,
 			peers,
 			leaders[i],
 		)
 		if i == 0 {
-			leader = tv
-			leaders[i].leader = tv
+			leader = tv.ThresholdValidator
+			leaders[i].leader = tv.ThresholdValidator
 		}

-		thresholdValidators = append(thresholdValidators, tv)
+		thresholdValidators = append(thresholdValidators, tv.ThresholdValidator)
 		defer tv.Stop()

 		err := tv.LoadSignStateIfNecessary(testChainID)


📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [447-660]

The testThresholdValidatorLeaderElection function has been commented out. If this function is no longer relevant or has been replaced by another test, consider removing it entirely to keep the codebase clean and maintainable.

Consider removing the commented-out testThresholdValidatorLeaderElection function if it's no longer needed, to maintain code cleanliness.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-29T10:00:48Z

src/node/threshold_validator.go

+// TODO: Must be a better way to do this?
+type nodecacheconfigs struct {
+	defaultGetNoncesInterval time.Duration
+	defaultGetNoncesTimeout  time.Duration
+	defaultNonceExpiration   time.Duration
+}


The nodecacheconfigs struct and its fields are introduced to configure nonce handling. Ensure these configurations are used consistently across the codebase and consider making these configurations more accessible or modifiable through external configuration files or environment variables for greater flexibility.

type nodecacheconfigs struct { defaultGetNoncesInterval time.Duration defaultGetNoncesTimeout time.Duration defaultNonceExpiration time.Duration }

coderabbitai · 2024-01-29T10:00:48Z

src/node/threshold_validator.go

+package node

 import (
 	"bytes"
 	"context"
 	"errors"
 	"fmt"
 	"os"
+	"strings"
 	"sync"
 	"time"

-	"github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/pkg/types"
+	"github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/src/cosigner"
+
+	"github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/src/config"
+	"github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/src/metrics"
+
+	"github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/src/types"

 	"github.com/cometbft/cometbft/libs/log"
 	cometrpcjsontypes "github.com/cometbft/cometbft/rpc/jsonrpc/types"
 	"github.com/google/uuid"
-	"github.com/strangelove-ventures/horcrux/signer/proto"
 	"golang.org/x/sync/errgroup"
 	"google.golang.org/grpc/codes"
 	"google.golang.org/grpc/status"
 )

-var _ PrivValidator = &ThresholdValidator{}
+// TODO: Must be a better way to do this?
+type nodecacheconfigs struct {
+	defaultGetNoncesInterval time.Duration
+	defaultGetNoncesTimeout  time.Duration
+	defaultNonceExpiration   time.Duration
+}

+func nodecacheconfig() nodecacheconfigs {
+	return nodecacheconfigs{
+		defaultGetNoncesInterval: config.DefaultGetNoncesInterval,
+		defaultGetNoncesTimeout:  config.DefaultGetNoncesTimeout,
+		defaultNonceExpiration:   config.DefaultNonceExpiration,
+	}
+}
+
+// ThresholdValidator is the server that responds to sign requests from the "sentry"
+// Implements the [connector.IPrivValidator] interface.
+/*
+TODO: Move some parts of this to the MPC
+*/
 type ThresholdValidator struct {
-	config *RuntimeConfig
+	config *config.RuntimeConfig

 	threshold int

-	grpcTimeout time.Duration
-
-	chainState sync.Map
+	grpcTimeout time.Duration // TODO ask if this should move to icosigner?

+	// chainSignState is the watermark for sent blocks we have started to process
+	chainSignState sync.Map // - chainSignState["chainid"] -> types.chainSignState
+	// MPC 		*MPC // This is our multi party computation/communucatibn
 	// our own cosigner
-	myCosigner *LocalCosigner
+	MyCosigner *cosigner.LocalCosigner // TODO Should be an interface as well.

 	// peer cosigners
-	peerCosigners Cosigners
+	peerCosigners ICosigners // "i.e clients to call"

-	leader Leader
+	leader ILeader

 	logger log.Logger



📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [43-75]

The ThresholdValidator struct has been significantly modified. It's crucial to ensure that all new fields are properly initialized and used throughout the codebase. Additionally, the TODO comments suggest areas for future improvement, such as abstracting the MyCosigner field to an interface and considering the placement of grpcTimeout. Addressing these TODOs can enhance the code's modularity and maintainability.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-29T10:00:49Z

src/cosigner/server.go

+	// 		 although it might doesnt matter if we arent doing DKG
+	// Should call an interface: dealnonce or something
+	threshold := uint8(cosigner.config.Config.ThresholdModeConfig.Threshold)
+	nonces, err := cosigner.dealer.GenerateNonces(uint8(threshold), uint8(total))
 	if err != nil {
+		fmt.Println("Error is: ", err)
 		return nil, err


The generateNonces method correctly uses the dealer interface for nonce generation, aligning with the refactor's objectives to improve modularity. However, the error logging with fmt.Println("Error is: ", err) is not ideal for production code. Consider using a structured logging approach for better error visibility and management.

- fmt.Println("Error is: ", err) + logger.Error("Error generating nonces", "error", err)

Committable suggestion

‼️ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation.

Suggested change

// TODO: This should only generate nonces for the cosigners that are online

// although it might doesnt matter if we arent doing DKG

// Should call an interface: dealnonce or something

threshold := uint8(cosigner.config.Config.ThresholdModeConfig.Threshold)

nonces, err := cosigner.dealer.GenerateNonces(uint8(threshold), uint8(total))

if err != nil {

fmt.Println("Error is: ", err)

// TODO: This should only generate nonces for the cosigners that are online

// although it might doesnt matter if we arent doing DKG

// Should call an interface: dealnonce or something

threshold := uint8(cosigner.config.Config.ThresholdModeConfig.Threshold)

nonces, err := cosigner.dealer.GenerateNonces(uint8(threshold), uint8(total))

if err != nil {

logger.Error("Error generating nonces", "error", err)

coderabbitai · 2024-01-29T10:00:49Z

src/tss/types.go

+// Ed25519Key is a single Ed255219 key shard for an m-of-n threshold signer.
+// TODO: This should be renamed to SignerEd25519 and tbh Private shard should private.
+type PersistentEd25519Key struct {
+	pubKey       PubKey // Public key of the persistent shard. Pubkey is the same for all shards.
+	privateShard []byte //
+	index        int    // Shamir index of this shard
+}


The TODO comment on line 24 suggests renaming PersistentEd25519Key to SignerEd25519 and making the privateShard field private. This change would improve encapsulation and naming clarity.

Consider renaming PersistentEd25519Key to SignerEd25519 and making the privateShard field private to improve encapsulation and naming clarity.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-29T10:00:49Z

src/tss/ted25519/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go

+// GenerateEd25519ThresholdSignShards creates a map of shards from a private key
+func GenerateEd25519ThresholdSignShards(pv []byte, threshold, shards uint8) map[uint8][]byte {
+	privShards := tsed25519.DealShares(tsed25519.ExpandSecret(pv[:32]), threshold, shards)
+	// TODO: Check that the length of privShards is equal to the number of shards
+	// TODO: Check that the pubkey is the same for all shards
+	out := make(map[uint8][]byte, shards)
+	for id, shard := range privShards {
+		id := uint8(id + 1)
+		out[id] = shard
+	}
+	return out


The GenerateEd25519ThresholdSignShards function correctly generates private key shards for threshold signing using the threshold-ed25519 library. However, the TODO comments suggest adding checks for the length of privShards and the consistency of the public key across shards.

Consider implementing the checks mentioned in the TODO comments to ensure the correct number of shards and consistent public keys.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-29T10:00:49Z

src/tss/ted25519/threshold-ed25519_signer_soft.go

+type AssymetricKey struct {
+	privateKey   []byte
+	privateShard []byte
+}
+
+type AssymetricKeyShard struct {
+	AssymetricKey
+	threshold uint8
+	total     uint8
+	id        uint8 // ID is the Shamir index or this shard.
+
+}
+
+type Ted25519SignerDealer struct {
+	Ted25519SignerSoft
+}
+
+// Ted25519SignerSoft is a threshold signer that uses the threshold-ed25519 library
+// to perform the signing operations.
+// Its only responsibility is to sign a payload and combine signatures
+type Ted25519SignerSoft struct {
+	privateKeyShard []byte
+	pubKey          []byte
+	threshold       uint8
+	total           uint8
+	id              uint8
+}


The AssymetricKey and AssymetricKeyShard structs are defined to represent asymmetric keys and their shards, including a unique ID for each shard. The naming convention for AssymetricKey should be corrected to AsymmetricKey.

Correct the spelling of AssymetricKey to AsymmetricKey to align with the correct spelling of "asymmetric."

coderabbitai · 2024-01-29T10:00:50Z

src/node/cosigner_nonce_cache_test_go.txt

+func TestNonceCache(_ *testing.T) {
+	nc := NonceCache{}
+	for i := 0; i < 10; i++ {
+		nc.Add(&CachedNonce{UUID: uuid.New(), Expiration: time.Now().Add(1 * time.Second)})
+	}
+
+	nc.Delete(nc.Size() - 1)
+	nc.Delete(0)
+}


The test TestNonceCache correctly adds and deletes entries from the NonceCache. This test ensures basic functionality works as expected. However, it lacks assertions to verify the state of the cache after operations. Consider adding assertions to confirm the cache's size or contents after additions and deletions.

+ require.Equal(t, expectedSize, nc.Size(), "Cache size after operations does not match expected")

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func TestNonceCache(_ *testing.T) {

nc := NonceCache{}

for i := 0; i < 10; i++ {

nc.Add(&CachedNonce{UUID: uuid.New(), Expiration: time.Now().Add(1 * time.Second)})

}

nc.Delete(nc.Size() - 1)

nc.Delete(0)

}

func TestNonceCache(_ *testing.T) {

nc := NonceCache{}

for i := 0; i < 10; i++ {

nc.Add(&CachedNonce{UUID: uuid.New(), Expiration: time.Now().Add(1 * time.Second)})

}

nc.Delete(nc.Size() - 1)

nc.Delete(0)

require.Equal(t, expectedSize, nc.Size(), "Cache size after operations does not match expected")

}

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		// Implements Cosigner interface Should not be part of Cosigner.
		// Should be part of a higher level interface.

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