cork: give the cork authority a working CLI for the cellar wind-down - #341
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v10 retires the validator-delegate path: the cork msg server now requires
signer == params.CorkAuthority. That left no way to schedule an Ethereum cork.
- x/cork's GetTxCmd registered no subcommands at all ("todo(mvid): figure out
what is useful"); its only schedule-cork was a GOVERNANCE PROPOSAL command,
which is the mechanism v10 exists to replace.
- steward, the tool that actually scheduled corks in production, sends
signer: get_delegate_address() (somm_send.rs:86), so every cork it submits
is rejected with ErrUnauthorized after the upgrade.
Net effect: the cellar wind-down that motivates this release had no working
client for Ethereum cellars. x/axelarcork was unaffected -- its direct
schedule-axelar-cork already signs with --from -- so only the Ethereum path was
stranded.
The encoded call is taken as hex and DECODED to bytes. x/axelarcork's command
does []byte(args[3]) under a "todo: how are contract calls submitted?" comment,
which hands the cellar the ASCII of the hex string; that reverts on Ethereum
with nothing locally to explain why. Tests pin the decoding, both prefix forms,
and rejection of non-hex, empty calls, and bad addresses.
buildScheduleCorkMsg is split from the cobra command so the encoding rules are
testable without a client context.
Also adds TestMain calling params.SetAddressPrefixes: the SDK config defaults to
the "cosmos" prefix, so without it every somm1... address fails ValidateBasic
with a misleading "expected cosmos, got somm".
Unit suite: 23 ok, 0 FAIL.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two defects, either of which alone made the command unusable. Both matter now because this is a path for the v10 cellar wind-down. 1. It never worked at all. The command built an AxelarCork without Deadline, and AxelarCork.ValidateBasic requires it to be non-zero, so every invocation failed with "deadline must be non-zero" before broadcasting anything. The deadline is a unix timestamp enforced by the destination proxy contract; it is now a required --deadline flag. A flag rather than a fifth positional because a bare timestamp among four other positionals is unreadable, and there is no working prior usage to stay compatible with. 2. The contract call was passed as []byte(args[3]) under a "todo: how are contract calls submitted?" comment -- the ASCII of the hex string rather than the ABI-encoded call. Had the deadline defect not masked it, this would have been the worse failure: the Sommelier transaction succeeds, the relayed call reverts on the destination chain, and nothing locally indicates why. The call is now decoded from hex, with the 0x prefix optional. buildScheduleAxelarCorkMsg is split from the cobra command so the encoding rules are testable without a client context, mirroring x/cork. Tests cover hex decoding, both prefix forms, and rejection of non-hex calls, empty calls, bad addresses, and a zero deadline, plus that the flag is wired to the command -- an unwired flag silently reintroduces defect 1. Unit suite: 23 ok, 0 FAIL. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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x/axelarcork/client/cli/tx.go (1)
46-62: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMove the helper doc comment next to the function.
The comment block describes
buildScheduleAxelarCorkMsg, but theFlagDeadlineconst now sits between the comment and the function. Godoc attaches the whole block toFlagDeadline, so the function is undocumented and the const documentation is wrong.♻️ Proposed reordering
+// FlagDeadline names the required deadline flag on schedule-axelar-cork. +const FlagDeadline = "deadline" + // buildScheduleAxelarCorkMsg assembles a MsgScheduleAxelarCorkRequest from CLI // input. // // The encoded call is taken as hex and DECODED to bytes. This previously did // []byte(args[3]), which handed the cellar the ASCII of the hex string: the // Sommelier transaction succeeds, the relayed call then reverts on the // destination chain, and nothing locally indicates why. // // deadline is a unix timestamp enforced by the destination proxy contract. It // was never set by this command before, so ValidateBasic rejected every // invocation with "deadline must be non-zero" -- schedule-axelar-cork has never // worked. It is now a required --deadline flag. // // Split out from the cobra command so the encoding rules are testable without a // client context. -// FlagDeadline names the required deadline flag on schedule-axelar-cork. -const FlagDeadline = "deadline" - func buildScheduleAxelarCorkMsg(signer string, chainID uint64, contractAddr string, blockHeight, deadline uint64, encodedCall string) (*types.MsgScheduleAxelarCorkRequest, error) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 46-62: Move the buildScheduleAxelarCorkMsg documentation block so
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The lint job had not run for a long time because it requested the retired ubuntu-20.04 runner and queued forever. Fixing the runner (0cdd912) made it run again, which surfaced six findings that entered with #340 and were invisible when that PR was merged. None are behavioural: - upgrades.go: ST1005, error string ended with a period - abci_test.go: unparam, addValidatorWithPubkey returned a Validator no caller used; dropped the return (and the now-unused stakingtypes import) - params_test.go, msg_server_authority_test.go: scopelint, subtests closed over the `tc` range variable; capture it per iteration Unit suite: 23 ok, 0 FAIL. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
staticcheck SA1019: sdk.Int is deprecated in favour of cosmossdk.io/math. The finding only surfaced after the unparam fix on the same line stopped masking it. Matches the sibling helper addValidator, which already takes math.Int. Unit suite: 23 ok, 0 FAIL. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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v10 replaces the validator-supermajority cork path with a single
cork_authorityparam. Both cork modules enforce it:That is correct — but it left no working client for scheduling a cork, which
is the operation the release exists to enable. Found while preparing the v10
cellar wind-down.
What was broken
x/cork had no direct command at all.
GetTxCmd()registered no subcommands(
// todo(mvid): figure out what is useful, implement), and the onlyschedule-corkwas a governance proposal command — the mechanism v10 existsto replace.
MsgScheduleCorkRequestwas constructed nowhere inx/cork/client.steward, which scheduled corks in production, is now rejected. It sends
signer: get_delegate_address(), so every cork it submits fails withErrUnauthorizedafter the upgrade. It also cannot be repointed at theauthority: it loads its key from an on-disk FsKeyStore and so cannot sign for an
authority held on a hardware wallet, which is the deployed configuration.
(Companion change in steward makes that failure self-explanatory rather than
reporting "this may be a steward configuration problem".)
schedule-axelar-corknever worked. It built anAxelarCorkwithoutDeadline, whichValidateBasicrequires to be non-zero, so every invocationfailed before broadcasting. I had assumed this path was fine because its signer
handling looked right; it isn't, and it needed running to find that.
Both commands mis-encoded the contract call.
[]byte(args[3]), under atodo: how are contract calls submitted?comment, passes the ASCII of the hexstring instead of the ABI-encoded call. This is the nastiest of the four: the
Sommelier transaction succeeds, the call then reverts on the destination
chain, and nothing locally indicates why. In axelarcork the deadline defect
masked it.
What this does
tx cork schedule-cork [cellar] [block-height] [hex-call]--deadlineflag toschedule-axelar-cork(unix timestampenforced by the destination proxy contract)
0xoptionalbuildScheduleCorkMsg/buildScheduleAxelarCorkMsgout of the cobracommands so the encoding rules are testable without a client context
Tests cover hex decoding, both prefix forms, and rejection of non-hex calls,
empty calls, invalid addresses, and a zero deadline — plus that
--deadlineisactually wired to the command, since an unwired flag silently reintroduces the
original defect.
Also adds
TestMaincallingparams.SetAddressPrefixesin both CLI testpackages: the SDK config defaults to the
cosmosprefix, so without it everysomm1...address failsValidateBasicwith a misleading "expected cosmos,got somm".
Verification
Unit suite 23 ok / 0 FAIL. Both commands confirmed present and correctly
documented in a built binary.
Not yet exercised against a live chain. These are unit-tested only; no
schedule-corkhas been signed by a real authority key and executed end to end.Worth doing on a rehearsal chain before driving real vault recovery.
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0xprefixes.Bug Fixes