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1. Summary

Fixes #1918
Fixes #1915
Fixes #1919
Fixes #1922
Fixes #1923
Fixes #1924
Fixes #1925
Fixes #1926

2.Type of change

  • Add test coverage to xcclookup
  • Add headers to output
  • Refactor output function
  • Replace multierror library which doesn't support serialisation with uber library.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced structured logging with configurable log levels for improved observability.
    • Added modular service layers for assets, cache, claims, and version management.
    • Implemented interface-based architecture for enhanced testability and maintainability.
    • Added comprehensive unit and integration tests, along with a test runner script and documentation.
    • Added mock implementations for cache manager, claims service, and version service to facilitate testing.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected a typographical error in the README documentation.
  • Refactor

    • Refactored HTTP handlers to use dedicated service layers and dependency injection.
    • Improved error handling and response formatting for API endpoints.
    • Replaced multi-error handling package with a more streamlined error aggregation approach across multiple modules.
    • Enhanced logging by replacing ad-hoc prints with structured, contextual logs in claim processing.
    • Simplified configuration management by adding logging configuration and restoring chain RPC endpoints.
    • Modularized response output logic with improved error aggregation and HTTP header management.
    • Replaced direct printing with structured logging in main application startup and cache initialization.
    • Modularized claim retrieval logic into a dedicated service with concurrent processing and error aggregation.
  • Documentation

    • Added detailed testing framework and instructions for running and maintaining tests.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a major refactor to the xcclookup package, adding comprehensive test coverage, structured logging, modular service and handler layers, and replacing the custom multierror library with Uber's maintained multierr. It also fixes documentation typos, updates configuration and build files, and ensures proper HTTP response headers.

Changes

Files/Group Change Summary
xcclookup/README.md Fixed typo in module name in documentation.
xcclookup/config.yaml, xcclookup/pkgs/types/config.go Added logging config section and struct; updated chain RPC URL; improved mocks section.
xcclookup/go.mod, xcclookup/pkgs/types/mapped_address.go, xcclookup/pkgs/types/output.go, xcclookup/pkgs/types/rpc.go Replaced custom multierror with Uber's multierr; updated error aggregation and output logic.
xcclookup/pkgs/logger/logger.go, xcclookup/pkgs/types/config.go, xcclookup/pkgs/claims/liquid.go, xcclookup/pkgs/claims/umee.go, xcclookup/pkgs/claims/osmosis.go, xcclookup/xcc.go Introduced structured logging, logger context integration, and replaced direct prints with logger calls.
xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/assets.go, xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/cache.go, xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/version.go Refactored HTTP handlers to use modular structs and service layers; improved separation of concerns.
xcclookup/pkgs/types/interfaces.go Introduced interfaces for cache, version, claims, and RPC client; defined output function type.
xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service.go, xcclookup/pkgs/services/cache_service.go, xcclookup/pkgs/services/claims_service.go, xcclookup/pkgs/services/version_service.go Added service layer for assets, cache, claims, and version logic.
xcclookup/pkgs/mocks/mock_cache_manager.go, xcclookup/pkgs/mocks/mock_claims_service.go, xcclookup/pkgs/mocks/mock_version_service.go Added mocks for cache manager, claims service, and version service for testing.
xcclookup/pkgs/types/cache.go, xcclookup/pkgs/types/mapped_address.go Enhanced cache manager with typed getters, improved error handling, and added mocks support.
xcclookup/pkgs/types/version.go Refactored version logic to use a service struct; removed global variables.
xcclookup/pkgs/types/output.go, xcclookup/pkgs/types/output_test.go Refactored HTTP output logic; added comprehensive output tests; ensured correct headers.
xcclookup/pkgs/claims/liquid_test.go, xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/assets_handler_test.go, xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/cache_handler_test.go, xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/version_handler_test.go, xcclookup/pkgs/integration/handlers_integration_test.go, xcclookup/pkgs/types/cache_test.go, xcclookup/pkgs/types/mapped_address_test.go, xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service_test.go, xcclookup/pkgs/services/cache_service_test.go, xcclookup/pkgs/services/version_service_test.go Added extensive unit and integration tests for all major components, covering edge cases and performance.
tools/tools.go Removed legacy // +build tools in favor of modern build tag.
xcclookup/TESTING.md, xcclookup/run_tests.sh Added documentation for testing and a test runner script.
x/claimsmanager/types/msgs.go, x/claimsmanager/types/genesis.go, x/claimsmanager/types/claimsmanager.go, x/interchainstaking/types/msgs.go, x/interchainstaking/keeper/intent.go, x/participationrewards/types/genesis.go, x/participationrewards/types/msgs.go, x/participationrewards/types/protocol_data.go, x/participationrewards/types/submodule_osmosis.go, x/participationrewards/types/submodule_osmosis_cl.go, x/interchainstaking/types/error_test.go Replaced custom multierror usage with Uber's multierr for error aggregation and combination.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HTTPHandler
    participant Service
    participant CacheManager
    participant ClaimsService
    participant Logger

    User->>HTTPHandler: HTTP Request (e.g., /assets/{address})
    HTTPHandler->>Logger: Log request received
    HTTPHandler->>Service: GetAssets(address)
    Service->>CacheManager: GetConnections()
    Service->>ClaimsService: OsmosisClaim/UmeeClaim/LiquidClaim()
    ClaimsService->>CacheManager: (if needed) Get relevant cache
    Service->>Logger: Log claim results/errors
    Service-->>HTTPHandler: Aggregated assets, errors
    HTTPHandler->>Logger: Log response
    HTTPHandler-->>User: HTTP Response (JSON, headers set)
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Possibly related PRs

  • Add xcclookup #1913: The main PR refactors and extends the existing xcclookup codebase with new structured logging, service abstractions, interface-based design, and comprehensive testing, while the retrieved PR Add xcclookup #1913 adds the entire xcclookup project as a new submodule into the Quicksilver repository; thus, the main PR builds upon and modifies the code introduced by the retrieved PR, making their changes directly related at the code level.

Suggested labels

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Multierrors now from Uber’s own den,
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@joe-bowman joe-bowman changed the base branch from main to add-xcclookup July 17, 2025 09:36
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Actionable comments posted: 30

🔭 Outside diff range comments (2)
Dockerfile (1)

17-20: Alpine version mismatch between stages

Builder: alpine3.21 → Final: alpine:3.20.
If the binary is not fully static, this can introduce musl‐libc incompatibilities.

-FROM alpine:3.20
+FROM alpine:3.21
icq-relayer/.golangci.yml (1)

110-138: Remove duplicate configuration sections

The formatters section contains duplicate exclusions configuration that should be removed.

       custom-order: true
-  exclusions:
-    generated: lax
-    paths:
-      - third-party-chains
-      - third_party$
-      - builtin$
-      - examples$
♻️ Duplicate comments (3)
xcclookup/pkgs/types/output.go (1)

23-25: Address non-deterministic map iteration.

The iteration over the errors map may produce non-deterministic results due to Go's map iteration order. This could lead to inconsistent error message ordering.

Consider sorting the keys before iteration:

	if len(errors) > 0 {
		var err error
+		// Sort keys for deterministic error ordering
+		keys := make([]string, 0, len(errors))
+		for key := range errors {
+			keys = append(keys, key)
+		}
+		sort.Strings(keys)
+		for _, key := range keys {
+			e := errors[key]
-		for key, e := range errors {
			err = multierr.Append(err, fmt.Errorf("%s: %w", key, e))
		}
xcclookup/pkgs/types/mapped_address_test.go (1)

41-41: Tests intentionally use localhost URLs for error simulation.

The security warnings about localhost usage are not applicable here as these URLs are deliberately invalid to test error handling paths. The tests expect these connections to fail.

Also applies to: 54-54, 87-87, 361-361, 378-378, 404-404

xcclookup/pkgs/claims/osmosis.go (1)

427-568: Collected errors are never returned or used.

Similar to GetOsmosisClaim, this function collects errors in the errs map but never returns or aggregates them.

🧹 Nitpick comments (31)
xcclookup/tools/tools.go (1)

12-17: Good implementation of the tools pattern with a minor formatting issue.

The tool selection and build constraints are appropriate for managing development dependencies. However, there's inconsistent indentation on line 14.

Fix the indentation inconsistency:

 import (
 	_ "github.com/client9/misspell/cmd/misspell"
-        _ "github.com/golangci/golangci-lint/v2/cmd/golangci-lint"
+	_ "github.com/golangci/golangci-lint/v2/cmd/golangci-lint"
 	_ "golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goimports"
 	_ "mvdan.cc/gofumpt"
 )
proto/Dockerfile (1)

2-2: Pin base image by digest for reproducible builds

golang:1.24.5-alpine3.22 is still a moving tag (new patch rebuilds may be pushed). Consider pinning by digest to guarantee identical layers across CI runs.

-FROM golang:1.24.5-alpine3.22
+FROM golang@sha256:<digest>-alpine3.22

(Swap <digest> for the actual value – docker pull will show it).

xcclookup/Dockerfile.local (1)

1-4: Add explicit entrypoint & non-root user

The container currently lands the binary but leaves execution semantics implicit and runs as root. A minimal hardening pass:

 FROM alpine
+RUN adduser -S -D xcc
+USER xcc

 COPY xcc /xcc
+ENTRYPOINT ["/xcc"]

This keeps the image non-root and self-documenting.

icq-relayer/Dockerfile (1)

1-1: Pin image digests & drop unneeded runtime packages

Great to see the upgrade, but two small follow-ups:

  1. Reproducibility – pin both stages by digest (same rationale as other Dockerfiles).
  2. Runtime layer installs jq and curl; if they’re only used in CI scripts rather than at container start-up, removing them drops ~8 MB.
-FROM golang:1.24.5-alpine3.22 as build
+FROM golang@sha256:<digest>-alpine3.22 as build-FROM alpine:3.22
+FROM alpine@sha256:<digest>
-RUN apk add --no-cache ca-certificates jq curl
+RUN apk add --no-cache ca-certificates

Also applies to: 19-19

.github/workflows/buildtest.yaml (1)

38-39: Centralise Go version to eliminate triple-maintenance

The same go-version: "1.24.5" string appears in three jobs (and other workflows). Duplicated literals drift easily.
Consider a repository secret/variable or a reusable workflow that sets up Go, e.g.:

# .github/workflows/.variables.yml (example)
env:
  GO_VERSION: "1.24.5"

Then reference ${{ env.GO_VERSION }} everywhere.

Also applies to: 71-72, 124-125

.github/workflows/devskim.yml (1)

19-19: Consider pinning to a specific Ubuntu image for deterministic builds

ubuntu-latest is an alias that can jump to a new LTS without warning (e.g., 24.04). DevSkim versions or other tooling may break silently when the image advances. Pinning (ubuntu-22.04 or ubuntu-24.04) and bumping intentionally keeps CI reproducible.

xcclookup/Dockerfile (2)

2-4: ARG VERSION and ARG COMMIT are unused

Build args increase cognitive load and invalidate the Docker layer cache.
Drop them or use them (e.g., LABEL org.opencontainers.image.revision=$COMMIT).


11-11: Build context may be larger than necessary

make build compiles every Quicksilver binary, inflating build time and image size.
If the xcclookup Makefile supports a narrow target, consider:

-RUN make build
+RUN make -C xcclookup build

This keeps the builder cache small and avoids unnecessary module downloads.

.github/workflows/icq-relayer-build-test.yml (1)

22-24: Cache key limited to go.sum path – misses top-level go.mod changes

Because icq-relayer/go.mod governs the module graph, touching it will not invalidate the cache. Add it to cache-dependency-path:

cache-dependency-path: |
  icq-relayer/go.sum
  icq-relayer/go.mod
xcclookup/README.md (2)

19-27: Add language specification to YAML code block

The configuration example should specify the language for better syntax highlighting and tooling support.

-```
+```yaml
 source_chain: quicktest-1
 source_lcd: https://lcd.dev.quicksilver.zone
 chains:
   quickgaia-1: http://172.17.0.1:21401
   quickstar-1: http://172.17.0.1:22401
   quickosmo-1: http://172.17.0.1:23101

---

`38-51`: **Add language specification to Docker Compose code block**

The docker-compose example should specify the language for better syntax highlighting and tooling support.


```diff
-```
+```yaml
 version: '3.7'
 services:
   xcclookup:
     image: quicksilverzone/xcclookup:v0.3.0
     volumes:
       - /data/xcclookup:/config
     ports:
       - 8090:8090
     command:
       - /xcc
       - -f
       - /config/config.yaml

</blockquote></details>
<details>
<summary>xcclookup/pkgs/types/version.go (1)</summary><blockquote>

`24-27`: **Optimize the legacy function to avoid repeated allocations.**

The legacy function creates a new VersionService instance on every call, which is inefficient. Consider using a package-level singleton or making it a pure function call.



```diff
+var defaultVersionService = &VersionService{}
+
 func GetVersion() ([]byte, error) {
-	vs := &VersionService{}
-	return vs.GetVersion()
+	return defaultVersionService.GetVersion()
 }
xcclookup/Makefile (2)

1-1: Add missing standard phony targets for completeness.

The static analysis tool correctly identifies missing standard phony targets. Consider adding these for better Makefile completeness:

-.PHONY: build
+.PHONY: all build clean test docker docker-push
+
+all: build
+
+clean:
+	go clean
+
+test:
+	go test ./...

Also applies to: 31-31, 37-37


34-36: Consider consolidating the formatting commands for better maintainability.

The formatting target runs three separate find commands with identical patterns. This could be consolidated for better maintainability:

 format:
-	@find . -name '*.go' -type f -not -path "./vendor*" -not -path "*.git*" -not -path "./client/docs/statik/statik.go" -not -name '*.pb.go' -not -name '*.gw.go' | xargs go run mvdan.cc/gofumpt -w .
-	@find . -name '*.go' -type f -not -path "./vendor*" -not -path "*.git*" -not -path "./client/docs/statik/statik.go" -not -name '*.pb.go' -not -name '*.gw.go' | xargs go run github.com/client9/misspell/cmd/misspell -w
-	@find . -name '*.go' -type f -not -path "./vendor*" -not -path "*.git*" -not -path "./client/docs/statik/statik.go" -not -name '*.pb.go' -not -name '*.gw.go' | xargs go run golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goimports -w -local github.com/quicksilver-zone/quicksilver/xcclookup
+	@GO_FILES=$$(find . -name '*.go' -type f -not -path "./vendor*" -not -path "*.git*" -not -path "./client/docs/statik/statik.go" -not -name '*.pb.go' -not -name '*.gw.go'); \
+	echo "$$GO_FILES" | xargs go run mvdan.cc/gofumpt -w .; \
+	echo "$$GO_FILES" | xargs go run github.com/client9/misspell/cmd/misspell -w; \
+	echo "$$GO_FILES" | xargs go run golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goimports -w -local github.com/quicksilver-zone/quicksilver/xcclookup
xcclookup/config.yaml (1)

24-66: Consider moving mock examples to documentation or separate file.

The large commented-out mocks section with detailed example data might be better placed in:

  • A separate example configuration file
  • Documentation or README
  • Test fixtures directory

This would keep the main config file cleaner and more focused on actual configuration.

xcclookup/pkgs/types/output.go (1)

41-41: Optimize JSON output writing.

The string conversion is unnecessary when writing JSON bytes to the response writer.

-	fmt.Fprint(w, string(jsonOut))
+	w.Write(jsonOut)
xcclookup/TESTING.md (1)

76-78: Clarify the test runner script path

The script path ./run_tests.sh assumes execution from the xcclookup directory. Consider clarifying the full path for consistency.

-./run_tests.sh
+cd xcclookup && ./run_tests.sh
xcclookup/pkgs/types/config.go (1)

39-47: Consider pre-allocating slice capacity for better performance.

The slice is initialized with 0 capacity and then appended to. For better performance, consider pre-allocating with the maximum possible capacity.

 func (i Ignores) GetIgnoresForType(ignoreType string) Ignores {
-	out := make(Ignores, 0)
+	out := make(Ignores, 0, len(i))
 	for _, ignore := range i {
 		if ignore.Type == ignoreType {
 			out = append(out, ignore)
 		}
 	}
 	return out
 }
xcclookup/pkgs/claims/umee.go (1)

27-160: Consider refactoring this function for better maintainability.

The function is 133 lines long with complex nested logic. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused functions.

Consider extracting the following into separate functions:

  1. Address conversion logic (lines 38-47)
  2. Client creation and configuration lookup (lines 49-61)
  3. Leverage balance query logic (lines 66-82)
  4. Token processing loop (lines 101-156)

This would improve readability, testability, and maintainability.

xcclookup/xcc.go (3)

79-80: Consider dependency injection for cache manager.

The global cacheMgr variable makes testing more difficult and creates hidden dependencies. Consider passing it as a parameter or creating it within main().


116-150: Refactor repetitive cache initialization.

The cache initialization code is repetitive and could be simplified using a slice of cache configurations.

type cacheConfig struct {
    cache      interface{}
    endpoint   string
    dataType   string
    expiration time.Duration
}

cacheConfigs := []cacheConfig{
    {&types.Cache[prewards.ConnectionProtocolData]{}, "/quicksilver/participationrewards/v1/protocoldata/ProtocolDataTypeConnection/", types.DataTypeProtocolData, time.Minute * 5},
    {&types.Cache[prewards.OsmosisParamsProtocolData]{}, "/quicksilver/participationrewards/v1/protocoldata/ProtocolDataTypeOsmosisParams/", types.DataTypeProtocolData, time.Hour * 24},
    // ... other caches
}

for _, cc := range cacheConfigs {
    if err := cacheMgr.Add(ctx, cc.cache, cfg.SourceLcd+cc.endpoint, cc.dataType, cc.expiration); err != nil {
        log.Error("Failed to add cache", "endpoint", cc.endpoint, "error", err)
        return
    }
}

189-198: Add additional server timeouts for better resilience.

Consider adding WriteTimeout and IdleTimeout to prevent resource exhaustion.

server := &http.Server{
    Addr:              fmt.Sprintf(":%d", bindPort),
    Handler:           r,
    ReadHeaderTimeout: 10 * time.Second,
+   WriteTimeout:      30 * time.Second,
+   IdleTimeout:       60 * time.Second,
}

if err := server.ListenAndServe(); err != nil {
    log.Error("Server error", "error", err.Error())
-   return
+   os.Exit(1)
}
xcclookup/pkgs/types/mapped_address.go (1)

52-62: Optimize chain ID lookup with a map.

The nested loop for finding matching connections could be optimized using a map for O(1) lookups instead of O(n).

+ // Build a map for faster lookups
+ connectionMap := make(map[string]prewards.ConnectionProtocolData)
+ for _, conn := range connections {
+     connectionMap[conn.ChainID] = conn
+ }

addressMap := map[string]string{}
for chain, addrBytes := range maResponse.RemoteAddressMap {
-   for _, connection := range connections {
-       if connection.ChainID == chain {
-           addressMap[chain], err = addressutils.EncodeAddressToBech32(connection.Prefix, sdk.AccAddress(addrBytes))
-           if err != nil {
-               errs = multierr.Append(errs, fmt.Errorf("addressMap:%s: %w", chain, err))
-           }
-       }
-   }
+   if connection, found := connectionMap[chain]; found {
+       addressMap[chain], err = addressutils.EncodeAddressToBech32(connection.Prefix, sdk.AccAddress(addrBytes))
+       if err != nil {
+           errs = multierr.Append(errs, fmt.Errorf("addressMap:%s: %w", chain, err))
+       }
+   }
}
xcclookup/.golangci.yml (1)

79-87: Remove arguments from disabled rule.

The unhandled-error rule is disabled, so the arguments configuration is unnecessary and could be confusing.

- name: unhandled-error
-   arguments:
-     - b.WriteString
-     - respJSON.Write
-     - fmt.Printf
-     - fmt.Print
-     - fmt.Println
-     - fmt.Fprintf
    disabled: true
xcclookup/pkgs/services/claims_service.go (1)

28-42: Extract repeated type casting logic

The cache manager type casting pattern is repeated in all three methods. Consider extracting this to reduce duplication.

Add a helper method:

+// getConcreteCacheManager returns the concrete cache manager or an error
+func (c *ClaimsService) getConcreteCacheManager() (*types.CacheManager, error) {
+    if concreteCacheMgr, ok := c.cacheMgr.(*types.CacheManager); ok {
+        return concreteCacheMgr, nil
+    }
+    return nil, types.ErrUnsupportedCacheManager
+}

 // OsmosisClaim implements ClaimsServiceInterface
 func (c *ClaimsService) OsmosisClaim(ctx context.Context, address, submitAddress, chain string, height int64) (types.OsmosisResult, error) {
-    // For now, we'll need to cast the cache manager to the concrete type
-    // This is a limitation of the current design - we need to refactor the claims package
-    // to use interfaces instead of concrete types
-    if concreteCacheMgr, ok := c.cacheMgr.(*types.CacheManager); ok {
+    concreteCacheMgr, err := c.getConcreteCacheManager()
+    if err != nil {
+        return types.OsmosisResult{}, err
+    }
         result := claims.OsmosisClaim(ctx, c.cfg, concreteCacheMgr, address, submitAddress, chain, height)
         return types.OsmosisResult{
             Err:           result.Err,
             OsmosisPool:   types.OsmosisPool(result.OsmosisPool),
             OsmosisClPool: types.OsmosisClPool(result.OsmosisClPool),
         }, nil
-    }
-    return types.OsmosisResult{}, types.ErrUnsupportedCacheManager
 }
xcclookup/pkgs/types/output_test.go (1)

398-428: Clarify or implement JSON marshaling error test

The test comment mentions testing JSON marshaling failure, but the actual test doesn't trigger a marshaling error. Either update the comment to reflect what's being tested or implement a proper JSON marshaling error test.

To properly test JSON marshaling errors, you could use a type that can't be marshaled:

func TestOutputResponseJSONMarshalError(t *testing.T) {
    // Create a response with a channel that can't be marshaled
    type unmarshalable struct {
        Channel chan int
    }
    
    // Mock the response type or use reflection to inject unmarshalable data
    // This would require modifying the output function to return errors
    // or testing the error handling path differently
}

Or update the comment to reflect the actual test:

-	// Test error handling when JSON marshaling fails
-	// This is a bit tricky to test, but we can test the error path
-	// Mock the json.Marshal to fail
-	// Since we can't easily mock json.Marshal, we'll test the error handling
-	// by creating a response that should work normally
+	// Test that successful responses return 200 OK with proper headers
xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service.go (2)

108-226: Consider error key uniqueness in concurrent scenarios

Multiple goroutines might overwrite the same error keys (e.g., "OsmosisClaim", "UmeeClaim") when processing different addresses. Consider making error keys more specific.

// Use more specific error keys
errs[fmt.Sprintf("OsmosisClaim:%s", claimAddress)] = err
// or
errs[fmt.Sprintf("OsmosisClaim:original")] = err
errs[fmt.Sprintf("OsmosisClaim:mapped")] = err

106-268: Add context cancellation handling in goroutines

The goroutines should check for context cancellation to allow graceful shutdown.

go func() {
    defer wg.Done()
    select {
    case <-ctx.Done():
        errsMutex.Lock()
        errs["OsmosisClaim"] = ctx.Err()
        errsMutex.Unlock()
        return
    default:
        // existing claim processing logic
    }
}()
xcclookup/pkgs/claims/liquid.go (2)

66-66: Fix typo in comment

-    // explitly don't use quick prefix here, as mapped accounts may have a different prefix
+    // explicitly don't use quick prefix here, as mapped accounts may have a different prefix

156-160: Clean up debug logging and comments

The debug log might be too verbose if there are many tokens, and there's an incomplete comment.

         )
-        log.Debug("Querying for value (liquid tokens)", "chain", chain, "address", address, "denom", tuple.denom)
-        // 7:
         if err != nil {
+            log.Error("Failed to query liquid token balance", "chain", chain, "address", address, "denom", tuple.denom, "error", err)
             return nil, nil, fmt.Errorf("%w [ABCIQueryWithOptions/gamm_tokens]", err)
         }
+        log.Debug("Successfully queried liquid token balance", "chain", chain, "address", address, "denom", tuple.denom)
xcclookup/pkgs/types/mapped_address_test.go (1)

122-149: Consider implementing RPC client mocking for more comprehensive testing.

While the current test verifies basic error handling, implementing an RPC client mock would allow testing successful paths and specific error scenarios more thoroughly.

Would you like me to generate an RPC client mock implementation for more comprehensive testing?

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xcclookup/go.mod (1)

13-17: Duplicate go.uber.org/multierr entry will break go mod tidy / go build.

go.uber.org/multierr appears as a direct dependency at lines 13-14 and again as an indirect dependency at lines 280-281.
Go disallows duplicate require directives – even when the versions match – and will error with:

go: duplicate requirement: go.uber.org/multierr

Keep a single occurrence (preferably the direct one) and run go mod tidy to drop the redundant indirect stanza.

@@
-	go.uber.org/multierr v1.11.0
@@
-go.uber.org/multierr v1.11.0 // indirect

Also applies to: 280-281

♻️ Duplicate comments (9)
xcclookup/pkgs/types/version.go (1)

14-14: Consider making the version configurable via build flags.

The hardcoded version "1.0.0" should ideally be injected at build time to ensure version consistency across releases.

xcclookup/pkgs/types/mapped_address_test.go (2)

431-431: Performance test timeout assertions may cause flaky tests.

The hardcoded 10ms timeout assertion could fail on slower CI systems or under load. Consider using a more lenient timeout.


456-456: Performance test timeout assertions may cause flaky tests.

The hardcoded 10ms timeout assertion could fail on slower CI systems or under load. Consider using a more lenient timeout.

xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/cache.go (1)

25-32: Improve error handling and HTTP response formatting.

The error handling has several issues:

  1. No proper HTTP status code is set for errors (should be 500 for internal errors)
  2. Missing Content-Type header for JSON responses
  3. Error response format is inconsistent (plain text vs JSON)
xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/cache_handler_test.go (1)

46-51: Handler should set appropriate HTTP status code on errors.

The comment indicates that the handler doesn't set status code on error, returning 200 OK even when there's an error. This violates HTTP semantics - errors should return appropriate status codes.

xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/assets_handler_test.go (1)

21-105: Enhance test coverage by verifying service interactions.

The test mocks the output function but doesn't verify it's called with the expected parameters. Consider capturing and asserting the actual output as suggested in the previous review.

xcclookup/pkgs/types/cache.go (3)

49-52: AddMocks function still has safety issues.

The function doesn't check if the cache exists before type assertion, which could cause a panic.

Apply this diff to add safety checks:

 func AddMocks[T prewards.ConnectionProtocolData | prewards.OsmosisParamsProtocolData | prewards.OsmosisPoolProtocolData | prewards.OsmosisClPoolProtocolData | prewards.LiquidAllowedDenomProtocolData | prewards.UmeeParamsProtocolData | icstypes.Zone](ctx context.Context, mgr *CacheManager, mocks []T) {
-	cache, _ := mgr.Data[new(Cache[T]).Type()].(*Cache[T])
-	cache.SetMock(mocks)
+	if mgr != nil && mgr.Data != nil {
+		if elem, ok := mgr.Data[new(Cache[T]).Type()]; ok {
+			if cache, ok := elem.(*Cache[T]); ok {
+				cache.SetMock(mocks)
+			}
+		}
+	}
 }

104-108: AddMocks method is still not implemented.

This stub implementation continues to not actually add mocks, as noted in previous reviews.

This method should either be properly implemented or removed if not needed:

 // AddMocks implements CacheManagerInterface
 func (m *CacheManager) AddMocks(ctx context.Context, mocks interface{}) error {
-	// This is a simplified implementation - in practice you'd need to handle different types
-	return nil
+	return fmt.Errorf("AddMocks is not implemented - use type-specific AddMocks function instead")
 }

205-205: Correct use of pointer receiver for state modification.

The pointer receiver ensures proper state updates when the cache is modified.

However, the thread-safety issue from previous reviews still needs to be addressed. The Cache struct is not thread-safe and could lead to race conditions when accessed concurrently.

Consider adding synchronization:

+import "sync"

 type Cache[T any] struct {
+	mu          sync.RWMutex
 	dataType    int
 	url         string
 	cache       []T
 	lastUpdated time.Time
 	duration    time.Duration
 	mockData    []T
 }

And protect access in the Get method:

 func (c *Cache[T]) Get(ctx context.Context) ([]T, error) {
+	c.mu.RLock()
+	needsUpdate := time.Now().After(c.lastUpdated.Add(c.duration))
+	c.mu.RUnlock()
+	
+	if needsUpdate {
-	if time.Now().After(c.lastUpdated.Add(c.duration)) {
 		err := c.Fetch(ctx)
 		if err != nil {
 			return nil, err
 		}
 	}
+	
+	c.mu.RLock()
+	defer c.mu.RUnlock()
 	return append(c.cache, c.mockData...), nil
 }
🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/cache_handler_test.go (1)

127-127: Use t.Context() instead of context.Background() in tests.

The static analysis correctly suggests using t.Context() for better test lifecycle management and automatic cleanup.

Apply this diff:

-	handlerFunc := GetCacheHandler(context.Background(), cfg, mockCacheManager)
+	handlerFunc := GetCacheHandler(t.Context(), cfg, mockCacheManager)
xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/assets_handler_test.go (1)

129-129: Use t.Context() instead of context.Background() in tests.

The static analysis correctly identifies that t.Context() should be used instead of context.Background() in tests for better test lifecycle management and cancellation support.

Apply this diff:

-	handlerFunc := GetAssetsHandler(context.Background(), cfg, mockCacheManager, mockClaimsService, heights, outputFunc)
+	handlerFunc := GetAssetsHandler(t.Context(), cfg, mockCacheManager, mockClaimsService, heights, outputFunc)
xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service_test.go (1)

160-160: Use t.Context() instead of context.Background() in tests.

The static analysis correctly identifies that t.Context() should be used instead of context.Background() in tests for better test lifecycle management.

Apply this diff:

-		response, errs := service.GetAssets(context.Background(), tt.address)
+		response, errs := service.GetAssets(t.Context(), tt.address)
xcclookup/pkgs/types/cache.go (1)

39-46: Excellent defensive programming with nil checks and error handling.

The added nil check and explicit error handling for missing cache types significantly improves robustness.

However, address the static analysis hint:

-		return nil, fmt.Errorf("cache manager is nil")
+		return nil, errors.New("cache manager is nil")

Don't forget to add the errors import at the top of the file.

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🧠 Learnings (9)
xcclookup/go.mod (1)
Learnt from: joe-bowman
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1821
File: icq-relayer/go.mod:214-214
Timestamp: 2025-02-16T19:50:23.555Z
Learning: The icq-relayer daemon in the Quicksilver project requires using the local version of the quicksilver module (`../`) via the `replace` directive in its go.mod, as it needs to always use the current version from the same repository.
xcclookup/TESTING.md (1)
Learnt from: arhamchordia
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1803
File: x/supply/keeper/keeper_test.go:31-66
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T19:03:57.668Z
Learning: Avoid suggesting test cases that duplicate functionality already tested in msg_server_test.go, particularly for module account operations and balance transfers. Focus on unique keeper functionality instead.
xcclookup/pkgs/types/cache_test.go (1)
Learnt from: arhamchordia
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1803
File: x/supply/keeper/keeper_test.go:31-66
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T19:03:57.668Z
Learning: Avoid suggesting test cases that duplicate functionality already tested in msg_server_test.go, particularly for module account operations and balance transfers. Focus on unique keeper functionality instead.
xcclookup/pkgs/types/mapped_address_test.go (1)
Learnt from: arhamchordia
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1803
File: x/supply/keeper/keeper_test.go:31-66
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T19:03:57.668Z
Learning: Avoid suggesting test cases that duplicate functionality already tested in msg_server_test.go, particularly for module account operations and balance transfers. Focus on unique keeper functionality instead.
xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/assets_handler_test.go (1)
Learnt from: arhamchordia
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1803
File: x/supply/keeper/keeper_test.go:31-66
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T19:03:57.668Z
Learning: Avoid suggesting test cases that duplicate functionality already tested in msg_server_test.go, particularly for module account operations and balance transfers. Focus on unique keeper functionality instead.
xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/cache_handler_test.go (1)
Learnt from: arhamchordia
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1803
File: x/supply/keeper/keeper_test.go:31-66
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T19:03:57.668Z
Learning: Avoid suggesting test cases that duplicate functionality already tested in msg_server_test.go, particularly for module account operations and balance transfers. Focus on unique keeper functionality instead.
xcclookup/pkgs/integration/handlers_integration_test.go (1)
Learnt from: arhamchordia
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1803
File: x/supply/keeper/keeper_test.go:31-66
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T19:03:57.668Z
Learning: Avoid suggesting test cases that duplicate functionality already tested in msg_server_test.go, particularly for module account operations and balance transfers. Focus on unique keeper functionality instead.
xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service_test.go (1)
Learnt from: arhamchordia
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1803
File: x/supply/keeper/keeper_test.go:31-66
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T19:03:57.668Z
Learning: Avoid suggesting test cases that duplicate functionality already tested in msg_server_test.go, particularly for module account operations and balance transfers. Focus on unique keeper functionality instead.
xcclookup/pkgs/types/cache.go (1)
Learnt from: arhamchordia
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1803
File: x/supply/keeper/keeper_test.go:31-66
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T19:03:57.668Z
Learning: Avoid suggesting test cases that duplicate functionality already tested in msg_server_test.go, particularly for module account operations and balance transfers. Focus on unique keeper functionality instead.
🧬 Code Graph Analysis (4)
xcclookup/pkgs/types/version.go (2)
xcclookup/pkgs/services/version_service.go (1)
  • VersionService (8-10)
xcclookup/xcc.go (1)
  • Version (45-45)
xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/cache.go (2)
xcclookup/pkgs/services/cache_service.go (2)
  • CacheService (22-24)
  • NewCacheService (27-31)
xcclookup/pkgs/types/interfaces.go (1)
  • CacheManagerInterface (24-33)
xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/assets_handler_test.go (6)
xcclookup/pkgs/types/rpc.go (1)
  • Response (57-61)
xcclookup/pkgs/mocks/mock_cache_manager.go (1)
  • MockCacheManager (13-22)
x/participationrewards/types/protocol_data.go (1)
  • ConnectionProtocolData (65-71)
xcclookup/pkgs/mocks/mock_claims_service.go (1)
  • MockClaimsService (14-18)
xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service.go (1)
  • NewAssetsService (23-35)
xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/assets.go (2)
  • NewAssetsHandler (20-25)
  • GetAssetsHandler (42-53)
xcclookup/pkgs/types/cache.go (5)
x/participationrewards/types/protocol_data.go (1)
  • ConnectionProtocolData (65-71)
x/participationrewards/types/submodule_osmosis.go (1)
  • OsmosisPoolProtocolData (25-33)
x/participationrewards/types/submodule_osmosis_cl.go (1)
  • OsmosisClPoolProtocolData (23-31)
x/participationrewards/types/submodule_liquid.go (1)
  • LiquidAllowedDenomProtocolData (9-18)
xcclookup/pkgs/logger/logger.go (1)
  • FromContext (88-94)
🪛 GitHub Check: devskim
xcclookup/pkgs/types/cache_test.go

[notice] 144-144: Accessing localhost could indicate debug code, or could hinder scaling.
Do not leave debug code in production


[notice] 158-158: Accessing localhost could indicate debug code, or could hinder scaling.
Do not leave debug code in production


[warning] 367-367: An HTTP-based URL without TLS was detected.
Insecure URL

xcclookup/pkgs/integration/handlers_integration_test.go

[warning] 135-135: An HTTP-based URL without TLS was detected.
Insecure URL


[warning] 136-136: An HTTP-based URL without TLS was detected.
Insecure URL

xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service_test.go

[warning] 144-144: An HTTP-based URL without TLS was detected.
Insecure URL


[warning] 145-145: An HTTP-based URL without TLS was detected.
Insecure URL


[warning] 146-146: An HTTP-based URL without TLS was detected.
Insecure URL


[warning] 281-281: An HTTP-based URL without TLS was detected.
Insecure URL


[warning] 282-282: An HTTP-based URL without TLS was detected.
Insecure URL


[warning] 283-283: An HTTP-based URL without TLS was detected.
Insecure URL

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xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/assets_handler_test.go

[failure] 129-129:
context.Background() could be replaced by t.Context() in TestGetAssetsHandler (usetesting)

xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/cache_handler_test.go

[failure] 127-127:
context.Background() could be replaced by t.Context() in TestGetCacheHandler (usetesting)

xcclookup/pkgs/logger/logger.go

[failure] 71-71:
Error return value of (github.com/go-kit/log.Logger).Log is not checked (errcheck)


[failure] 66-66:
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[failure] 61-61:
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[failure] 56-56:
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xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service_test.go

[failure] 160-160:
context.Background() could be replaced by t.Context() in TestAssetsService_GetAssets (usetesting)


[failure] 5-5:
File is not properly formatted (gci)

xcclookup/pkgs/types/cache.go

[failure] 40-40:
use-errors-new: replace fmt.Errorf by errors.New (revive)

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🔇 Additional comments (28)
xcclookup/pkgs/types/version.go (3)

3-6: Import statements correctly updated for new functionality.

The added imports for encoding/json and runtime are appropriate for the new VersionService implementation.


8-9: Clean service struct definition.

The VersionService struct follows Go naming conventions and aligns with the service pattern introduced in this refactoring.


23-27: Good backward compatibility approach.

The legacy function maintains backward compatibility while transitioning to the new service pattern. This is a clean migration strategy.

xcclookup/pkgs/types/mapped_address_test.go (4)

1-13: Well-organized test imports.

The imports are appropriately structured and include all necessary dependencies for comprehensive testing.


14-120: Comprehensive test coverage with good structure.

The test cases cover various scenarios including valid requests, empty connections, nil config, and invalid configurations. The table-driven approach is well-implemented.


151-346: Excellent coverage of height-related functions.

The tests for GetHeights and GetZeroHeights include comprehensive edge cases and consistency checks between related functions.


348-414: Valuable edge case testing.

The edge case tests for empty addresses, nil connections, and context timeouts help ensure robust error handling.

xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/cache.go (2)

8-22: Well-structured handler implementation.

The CacheHandler struct and constructor follow the service pattern introduced in this refactoring, providing good separation of concerns.


34-43: Good dependency injection pattern.

The GetCacheHandler function properly creates the service and handler dependencies, following good dependency injection practices.

xcclookup/pkgs/integration/handlers_integration_test.go (4)

1-50: Well-structured integration test for version handler.

The version handler integration test properly verifies HTTP responses, status codes, and content-type headers with appropriate mocking.


52-88: Comprehensive cache handler integration test.

The cache handler test includes thorough mock setup and proper assertions for the cache service integration.


90-172: Comprehensive assets handler integration test.

The assets handler test includes complex mocking scenarios and verifies proper integration between multiple services.


135-136: HTTP URLs in test configuration are acceptable.

The HTTP URLs in the test configuration are for localhost mock services, which is standard practice in integration tests. The static analysis warning is not applicable in test context.

xcclookup/pkgs/handlers/cache_handler_test.go (2)

1-27: Well-organized test structure.

The test imports and table-driven test structure follow Go testing best practices with appropriate mocking setup.


54-112: Solid test execution with proper mocking.

The test execution includes comprehensive mock setup and appropriate assertions for both success and error scenarios.

xcclookup/TESTING.md (1)

1-219: Excellent comprehensive testing documentation!

This documentation provides a thorough overview of the testing framework and architectural changes. It clearly explains the refactoring from monolithic to interface-based design, covers all major components, and provides practical examples. The coverage goals, best practices, and maintenance guidelines are well-defined and will help maintain code quality.

xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service_test.go (2)

21-183: Excellent comprehensive test coverage!

The tests thoroughly cover the AssetsService functionality including successful scenarios, error handling, and edge cases. The use of mocks to isolate dependencies and the table-driven test structure are well-implemented.


185-323: Well-implemented mapped addresses test!

This test effectively verifies that the service correctly uses both original and mapped addresses for claims while ensuring the submit address remains the original address. The concurrent tracking of addresses used in different protocols demonstrates good test design.

xcclookup/pkgs/types/cache_test.go (5)

17-23: Good basic constructor test.

The test properly verifies the cache manager initialization and basic properties.


25-55: Excellent type system verification.

This test effectively verifies that the generic cache type system works correctly for different data types.


283-355: Comprehensive HTTP fetch testing.

The tests cover all important HTTP scenarios including success cases, server errors, and invalid responses. The use of httptest.NewServer is appropriate for testing HTTP interactions.


409-435: Good concurrency safety test.

This test properly verifies that cache operations are safe for concurrent access, which is important for a caching system.


524-579: Excellent end-to-end TTL refresh test.

This test effectively verifies the TTL-based refresh behavior with realistic scenarios. The request counting mechanism and verification of data updates demonstrate thorough testing.

xcclookup/pkgs/types/cache.go (5)

16-16: Good addition of structured logging support.

The logger package import enables structured logging throughout the cache operations, improving observability.


64-67: Clean simplification of the Add method.

Directly returning the Init result makes the code more concise and readable.


69-102: Excellent addition of typed getter methods.

These methods provide a clean, type-safe abstraction for accessing different types of cached data. The consistent implementation and proper delegation to the generic GetCache function is well-designed.


154-154: Good improvement to error handling.

The explicit error message for unknown data types provides better debugging information.


185-200: Excellent addition of structured logging.

The context-aware logging with debug and error messages significantly improves observability and debugging capabilities. The explicit assignment of cache data and proper error logging are well-implemented.

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xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service_test.go (2)

142-146: Use HTTPS URLs for security.

The configuration contains HTTP URLs that pose security risks. While these are test URLs, using HTTPS is a better practice.

Consider using HTTPS URLs even in tests:

 cfg := types.Config{
     SourceChain: "quicksilver-1",
     Chains: map[string]string{
-        "quicksilver-1": "http://quicksilver:26657",
-        "osmosis-1":     "http://osmosis:26657",
-        "umee-1":        "http://umee:26657",
+        "quicksilver-1": "https://quicksilver:26657",
+        "osmosis-1":     "https://osmosis:26657",
+        "umee-1":        "https://umee:26657",
     },
 }

279-283: Use HTTPS URLs for security.

Same security concern as the previous test case.

Consider using HTTPS URLs:

 Chains: map[string]string{
-    "quicksilver-1": "http://quicksilver:26657",
-    "osmosis-1":     "http://osmosis:26657",
-    "umee-1":        "http://umee:26657",
+    "quicksilver-1": "https://quicksilver:26657",
+    "osmosis-1":     "https://osmosis:26657",
+    "umee-1":        "https://umee:26657",
 },
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xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service_test.go (3)

159-159: Use t.Context() instead of context.Background().

Using t.Context() provides better test cancellation and timeout handling.

-response, errs := service.GetAssets(context.Background(), tt.address)
+response, errs := service.GetAssets(t.Context(), tt.address)

161-167: Consider removing debug logging.

The debug logging statements should be removed or converted to conditional debug output to keep test output clean.

-// Debug: print out any errors
-if len(errs) > 0 {
-    t.Logf("Generated errors: %+v", errs)
-    for key, err := range errs {
-        t.Logf("Error key: %s, Error: %v", key, err)
-    }
-}

298-298: Use t.Context() instead of context.Background().

Same improvement as the previous test case.

-response, errs := service.GetAssets(context.Background(), originalAddress)
+response, errs := service.GetAssets(t.Context(), originalAddress)
x/interchainstaking/types/msgs.go (1)

63-70: Consider optimizing the helper function for better performance.

The errorMapToSlice function works correctly but could be optimized for better performance and memory allocation.

Apply this diff for a more efficient implementation:

-// helper function to convert error map to slice for multierr
-func errorMapToSlice(errs map[string]error) []error {
-	var errList []error
-	for _, err := range errs {
-		errList = append(errList, err)
-	}
-	return errList
-}
+// helper function to convert error map to slice for multierr
+func errorMapToSlice(errs map[string]error) []error {
+	errList := make([]error, 0, len(errs))
+	for _, err := range errs {
+		errList = append(errList, err)
+	}
+	return errList
+}

This pre-allocates the slice capacity to avoid repeated allocations during appends.

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x/interchainstaking/types/error_test.go (1)
Learnt from: arhamchordia
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1803
File: x/supply/keeper/keeper_test.go:31-66
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T19:03:57.668Z
Learning: Avoid suggesting test cases that duplicate functionality already tested in msg_server_test.go, particularly for module account operations and balance transfers. Focus on unique keeper functionality instead.
x/participationrewards/types/genesis.go (1)
Learnt from: joe-bowman
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1894
File: third-party-chains/gaia-types/liquid/types/params.go:13-16
Timestamp: 2025-06-23T13:33:14.342Z
Learning: When reviewing code that imports types from upstream blockchain projects (like Gaia/Cosmos Hub types), do not suggest modifications to their default parameter values or behaviors, as these should remain consistent with the upstream chain's specifications.
xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service_test.go (1)
Learnt from: arhamchordia
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1803
File: x/supply/keeper/keeper_test.go:31-66
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T19:03:57.668Z
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xcclookup/pkgs/services/assets_service_test.go (8)

1-18: Package structure and imports look good.

The imports are well-organized with proper grouping of standard library, third-party, and local packages. The test setup follows Go conventions.


20-32: Good practice mocking the global function.

The test properly saves and restores the original GetMappedAddresses function, ensuring test isolation. The mock implementation is clean and appropriate for the test scope.


33-100: Comprehensive test case structure.

The test cases cover both success and error scenarios effectively. The struct-based approach makes the tests readable and maintainable. The test data includes realistic mock values for different blockchain protocols.


184-202: Good address mapping test setup.

The test properly mocks the address mapping functionality and sets up realistic mapped addresses for different chains.


204-206: Proper concurrency handling for tracking addresses.

The use of mutexes to track addresses used in concurrent operations is well-implemented and necessary for thread safety.


309-321: Excellent verification of address mapping logic.

The test thoroughly verifies that both original and mapped addresses are used appropriately for different chains, and that the submit address is always the original address. This is crucial for ensuring the address mapping feature works correctly.


324-337: Simple but effective constructor test.

The constructor test covers the basic functionality of NewAssetsService and verifies that all fields are properly initialized.


20-337: Comprehensive test coverage with room for improvement.

Overall, this test file provides excellent coverage of the AssetsService functionality. The tests are well-structured, use proper mocking, and cover both success and error scenarios. The address mapping test is particularly thorough.

Minor improvements suggested:

  • Use t.Context() instead of context.Background()
  • Use HTTPS URLs in test configurations
  • Remove debug logging statements
  • Consider adding more error scenario tests

The test file demonstrates good understanding of Go testing practices and proper separation of concerns.

x/interchainstaking/keeper/intent.go (2)

7-7: LGTM: Import updated to use Uber's multierr package

The import change from the custom multierror library to go.uber.org/multierr aligns with the PR objectives to standardize error handling and improve serialization support.


249-253: LGTM: Error aggregation correctly migrated to multierr.Combine

The error aggregation logic has been properly updated to use the new pattern:

  • Errors are collected into a slice from the map
  • multierr.Combine is used to combine the errors
  • Functional behavior remains identical while using the standardized library
x/claimsmanager/types/claimsmanager.go (2)

4-6: LGTM: Imports updated for improved error handling

The addition of the fmt import and replacement of the custom multierror library with go.uber.org/multierr supports the improved error aggregation pattern.


19-34: LGTM: Efficient error aggregation with improved formatting

The new error handling approach using multierr.Append is more efficient than the map-based approach used in other files. The error messages now include field names for better context, improving debugging and user experience.

x/participationrewards/types/msgs.go (2)

9-9: LGTM: Import updated to use Uber's multierr package

The import change aligns with the codebase-wide standardization of error handling libraries.


94-98: LGTM: Error aggregation correctly migrated to multierr.Combine

The error aggregation follows the consistent pattern used throughout the codebase refactoring:

  • Errors collected from the map into a slice
  • Combined using multierr.Combine
  • Maintains identical validation behavior
x/interchainstaking/types/error_test.go (2)

7-7: LGTM: Test updated to use Uber's multierr package

The import change aligns with the codebase-wide library migration.


11-22: LGTM: Test logic correctly updated for new error library

The test has been properly updated to work with the new multierr library:

  • Errors are directly created in a slice
  • multierr.Combine is used to combine them
  • The test continues to verify deterministic error string representation
x/participationrewards/types/protocol_data.go (2)

8-8: LGTM: Import updated to use Uber's multierr package

The import change is consistent with the codebase-wide standardization effort.


93-97: LGTM: Error aggregation correctly migrated to multierr.Combine

The error aggregation pattern has been properly updated:

  • Errors from the map are collected into a slice
  • multierr.Combine is used to combine them
  • Validation behavior remains identical
x/claimsmanager/types/genesis.go (2)

6-6: Clean import update to Uber's multierr package.

The import change aligns with the PR objective to replace the multierror library with Uber's maintained version that supports serialization.


37-41: Proper error aggregation logic conversion.

The error aggregation has been correctly updated to work with Uber's multierr package. The conversion from map values to slice before combining maintains the same functionality while using the new API.

x/claimsmanager/types/msgs.go (2)

3-3: Consistent import update across modules.

The import change to go.uber.org/multierr is consistent with the broader refactoring effort.


31-35: Consistent error aggregation pattern.

The error handling conversion follows the same pattern as other files in this refactoring, maintaining functionality while using the new multierr API.

x/participationrewards/types/submodule_osmosis.go (3)

8-8: Import update aligns with codebase refactoring.

The import change to Uber's multierr package is consistent with the broader refactoring effort across the codebase.


113-117: Proper error aggregation in OsmosisPoolProtocolData.ValidateBasic().

The error handling conversion maintains the same validation logic while using the new multierr API.


153-157: Consistent error aggregation in OsmosisParamsProtocolData.ValidateBasic().

The error handling follows the same pattern as other methods in this refactoring, ensuring consistency across the codebase.

x/participationrewards/types/submodule_osmosis_cl.go (2)

8-8: Import change consistent with codebase refactoring.

The update to go.uber.org/multierr aligns with the systematic refactoring across the codebase.


81-85: Consistent error aggregation conversion.

The error handling conversion in OsmosisClPoolProtocolData.ValidateBasic() follows the established pattern and maintains the same validation functionality.

x/participationrewards/types/genesis.go (3)

6-6: Import update completes the codebase refactoring.

The change to go.uber.org/multierr is consistent with the systematic refactoring across all validation methods.


23-23: Good variable naming improvement.

Renaming from errors to errs avoids potential confusion with the built-in errors package and improves code clarity.


36-41: Consistent error aggregation pattern.

The error handling conversion follows the established pattern across all files in this refactoring, maintaining validation functionality while using the new multierr API.

x/interchainstaking/types/msgs.go (6)

10-10: Good migration to industry standard library.

The replacement of the custom multierror library with Uber's multierr is a solid architectural decision that improves maintainability and leverages a well-tested, industry-standard solution.


102-102: LGTM: Proper error aggregation using multierr.

The migration from the custom multierror to multierr.Combine with the helper function maintains the existing validation logic while adopting the new library correctly.


149-149: LGTM: Consistent error handling pattern.

The error aggregation follows the same pattern as other ValidateBasic methods and correctly uses the helper function with multierr.Combine.


193-193: LGTM: Consistent implementation across validation methods.

The error handling migration is implemented consistently with other ValidateBasic methods in the file.


249-249: LGTM: Proper error aggregation for UpdateRedemption validation.

The error handling follows the established pattern and correctly integrates with the multierr library.


349-349: LGTM: Consistent error handling in SignalIntent validation.

The migration maintains consistency with other ValidateBasic methods and properly handles the error map conversion.

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utils/error.go (1)

8-13: Rename loop variable & pre-allocate slice.

Using err as the map-key variable is confusing (it’s a string, not an error).
Also, you can avoid one re-allocation by pre-allocating the slice.

-func ErrorMapToSlice(errs map[string]error) []error {
-	var errList []error
-	for _, err := range Keys(errs) {
-		errList = append(errList, fmt.Errorf("%s: %w", err, errs[err]))
+func ErrorMapToSlice(errs map[string]error) []error {
+	errList := make([]error, 0, len(errs))
+	for _, key := range Keys(errs) {
+		errList = append(errList, fmt.Errorf("%s: %w", key, errs[key]))
 	}
 	return errList
 }
x/participationrewards/types/proposals.go (1)

59-61: Good switch to multierr.Combine, but mind map-key variable naming.

multierr.Combine(utils.ErrorMapToSlice(errors)...) is correct and now returns a single aggregated error.

Small tidy-up: consider renaming the local errors map to errs to avoid shadowing the standard errors package in future edits.

x/participationrewards/types/submodule_liquid.go (1)

37-39: Aggregation looks good; apply same naming clean-up.

multierr.Combine correctly replaces the custom multierror.
For consistency, rename local errs/errors map if it shadows std imports elsewhere.

x/participationrewards/keeper/distribution.go (1)

184-186: Return value ordering is correct; consider zero-value instead of nil.

When an error is returned, you currently return nil for TokenValues.
Returning the zero value (TokenValues{}) avoids a potential nil-map dereference if callers forget the error check but still inspect the map.

-	if len(errs) > 0 {
-		return nil, multierr.Combine(utils.ErrorMapToSlice(errs)...)
+	if len(errs) > 0 {
+		return TokenValues{}, multierr.Combine(utils.ErrorMapToSlice(errs)...)
 	}
x/participationrewards/types/participationrewards.go (1)

51-53: Non-deterministic error ordering may cause flaky tests/logs

utils.ErrorMapToSlice builds the slice from a map; unless utils.Keys returns the keys in a stable order, the combined error string produced by multierr.Combine can vary run-to-run.
If you compare error strings in tests, consider sorting the keys before slicing:

-for _, err := range Keys(errs) {
+for _, err := range slices.Sort(Keys(errs)) { // or any stable sort helper

Not critical for functionality, but helpful for reproducible output.

Also applies to: 77-79, 108-110

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x/participationrewards/types/submodule_liquid.go (1)
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Timestamp: 2025-02-16T19:50:23.555Z
Learning: The icq-relayer daemon in the Quicksilver project requires using the local version of the quicksilver module (`../`) via the `replace` directive in its go.mod, as it needs to always use the current version from the same repository.
x/participationrewards/keeper/distribution.go (1)
Learnt from: arhamchordia
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1803
File: x/supply/keeper/keeper_test.go:31-66
Timestamp: 2025-01-28T19:03:57.668Z
Learning: Avoid suggesting test cases that duplicate functionality already tested in msg_server_test.go, particularly for module account operations and balance transfers. Focus on unique keeper functionality instead.
go.mod (1)
Learnt from: joe-bowman
PR: quicksilver-zone/quicksilver#1821
File: icq-relayer/go.mod:214-214
Timestamp: 2025-02-16T19:50:23.555Z
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x/participationrewards/keeper/distribution.go (1)
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36-36: Confirm dependency hygiene.

After promoting go.uber.org/multierr to a direct dependency, run go mod tidy and go vet -mod=mod to ensure:

  1. No residual references to the removed ingenuity-build multierror remain.
  2. The dependency graph is minimal and consistent.

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