Brings the FORK_NAME=gloas beacon_chain test suite from 31 failures to green:
- v1 KZG batch verifier couldn't verify Gloas columns. Added
verify_columns_against_block helper that picks commitments per fork
(Fulu: inline on column; Gloas: signed_execution_payload_bid).
- BeaconChainHarness::process_envelope didn't persist columns. Now mirrors
what production does in import_available_execution_payload_envelope.
- get_or_reconstruct_blobs returned an error for Gloas. Now short-circuits to
Ok(None); WSS test copies columns from source to dest directly.
- update_data_column_signed_header (block_verification tests) only handled
Fulu shape. Added a Gloas branch that re-keys to canonical_root.
- BlockError::EnvelopeBlockRootUnknown changed to tuple variant.
- Removed duplicate process_payload_envelope_availability.
- Replace the `PendingPayloadBid` projection (slot + blob_kzg_commitments)
with `Arc<SignedExecutionPayloadBid<E>>`. Cloning becomes a cheap Arc
bump and the bid carries enough context for future bid<->envelope
cross-checks. Add a `signed_payload_bid_from_block` helper.
- `PendingColumn` switches from a pre-sized `Vec<Option<_>>` to a sparse
`HashMap<usize, _>`; the `new_with_capacity(num_blobs)` constructor is
gone since callers no longer need to know the blob count up front.
- `PendingComponents::merge_data_columns` takes a slice instead of an
owning iterator (it only borrows + clones cells).
- Store `block_root` in `PendingComponents` so `make_available` and
`get_cached_data_columns` no longer require it as an argument (the
arg was misnamed `block_hash` in `make_available`).
- Rename `PendingComponents::empty` -> `new`; it is the only constructor.
Update the ci workflow to use warpbuild snapshot image and test suit uses `Swatinew/rust-cache` to utilize warpbuild cache
Co-Authored-By: lemon <snyxmk@gmail.com>
Tests were switched from put_kzg_verified_custody_data_columns (no
filtering) to put_rpc_custody_columns (filters to sampling columns) but
assertions still assumed all provided columns would be stored. Account
for the sampling filter in each test's setup and assertions.
Rust 1.94.0 raised `clippy::large_stack_frames` against this function
(548365 bytes vs. 512000 default threshold), failing pre-push lint.
Match the per-function `#[allow]` pattern used elsewhere in the
codebase (store_tests.rs, basic_sim.rs, etc.).
We yolo'd to alpha 7. We're just changing the proposer preference to include dependent root, instead of checkpoint root. This way we can actually construct it within the VC without needing a view of fork choice.
Co-Authored-By: Eitan Seri-Levi <eserilev@ucsc.edu>
We are not submitting ptc votes that we produce to our lcoal ptc op pool. So when we are the block producer we don't include our own ptc votes!
Co-Authored-By: Eitan Seri-Levi <eserilev@ucsc.edu>
The tests previously wrapped raw columns with `KzgVerifiedDataColumn::__new_for_testing`
and `KzgVerifiedCustodyDataColumn::from_asserted_custody`, then called the internal
`put_kzg_verified_custody_data_columns`. That bypassed KZG verification entirely and
hid the fact that Gloas data column verification is not yet wired up
(`verify_kzg_for_data_column` short-circuits because Gloas column sidecars don't
carry kzg_commitments — they live in the bid).
Drive `put_rpc_custody_columns` directly so the tests exercise real KZG
verification. 9 of 12 tests now fail with `InconsistentArrayLength("Gloas data
columns require commitments from block")`, which is the actual current state and
should be fixed alongside the verifier work.
`if let` guards are nightly-only (rust-lang/rust#51114), causing
`error[E0658]` and a CI `check-code` failure. Replace with the stable
`if matches!(...)` form suggested by rustc.
Fixes a bug where a proposer votes payload missing on its own block.
The payload is published to the network but never imported locally. This PR adds gossip verification and import when a payload is sent to the http API
Co-Authored-By: Jimmy Chen <jchen.tc@gmail.com>
Closes:
- https://github.com/sigp/lighthouse/issues/8689
- Calculate the proposer index on the canonical chain (from canonical head) at `slot` and plumb it through to fork choice so it can be used to determine whether or not to apply the proposer boost. We use the proposer cache to handle state advances and avoid duplicate work.
- Update our FC tests to use `block.message().proposer_index()` (always pass), we are not attempting to test this feature in those tests. The EF tests use the correct canonical proposer idnex via `on_block`, except for invalid blocks which just auto-pass this check (these blocks get rejected by other checks in `on_block` anyway).
Co-Authored-By: Michael Sproul <michael@sigmaprime.io>
Payloads from the reprocess queue should be gossiped after import if they are still timely. In devnets this happens frequently since there are many cases where the envelope arrives before the block
Co-Authored-By: Eitan Seri-Levi <eserilev@ucsc.edu>
