* allow selecting a commit while providing a key index
* added static reference to libsecp that can be called throughout
* don't serialise rangeproof to json if it's not desired
Moved the HTTP APIs away from the REST endpoint abstraction and
to simpler Hyper handlers. Re-established all routes as v1.
Changed wallet receiver port to 13415 to avoid a gap in port
numbers.
Finally, rustfmt seems to have ignored specific files arguments,
running on everything.
* adding more useful handlers
* added method to return last n leaf nodes inserted into the sum tree
* endpoints in place for getting last n sumtree nodes
* Fix for the chain pipeline partly relying on an outdated head,
leading to not properly recognizing a fork and inconsistent sum
tree state.
* Do not drop block requests during sync that don't get satisfied,
retry enough time to get them and avoid stall.
* Always validate header, even in sync where we may have validated
it already. We don't want a block coming from a peer that could
squeeze through with an invalid header.
* When syncing, do not mark blocks that were errored by the chain
as received (typical case: orphan). Keep retrying.
* Improved chain state dump for debugging.
* Do not add to orphans blocks too far in the future.
* Better error reporting on db errors.
* Related sync test fixes.
TODO figure out why syncing peers timeout so often, very useful
to test but not that great for a fast sync experience.
* Adding switch commit to grin outputs
* logging output fix
* adding switch commitment hash to sum tree node
* added hash_with to Hashed trait, to allow for hashing to include another writeable element
* adding hash_with as method in hashed trait
* fail deserialization if input or outputs are not sorted for txs, fail deserialization if inputs or outputs or kernels are not sorted for blocks, make sure we sort them before serialization
* extract consensus rule into verify_sort_order on VerifySortOrder trait
* rework the sort and write into WriteableSorted trait
* fix wallet sending bug (fees related) so we can test
* refactored read_and_verify_ordered out into ser, used in transaction and block
* rename pubkey -> key_id, these are key identifiers, not public keys
* reduce identifier seize to 10 bytes, get rid of fingerprints (identifiers are now small enough to use as-is)
* IDENTIFIER_SIZE const
* add FeeDispute error for when sender and recipient disagre on fee calculation (should never happen)
* does not need to be mut
* cleaned up some warnings
* add lock_height to Transaction and TxKernel, sign msg including both fee and lock_height in kernel
* make the order of the fields in tx and kernel more consistent
* rename to kernel_sig_msg
* add test to cover adding timelocked tx to pool, where tx is invalid based on current height of the blockchain
* add tests for adding timelocked txs to blocks (valid and otherwise)
* store wallet output data in hashmap
* cleanup up commented out code
* pass pubkey/identifier and not derivation around to miner etc.
* fix failing tests
Update coinbase building and block summation to account for half of
the fees going to the coinbase. Forcing fees to be even as a
consequence. Now that we can't build the coinbase independently
from the block (because fees), had to update the miner to keep the
key derivation so a new derivation isn't made any time a new block
gets worked on.
Minor doc and warning cleanups.
* introduce grin_keychain, encapsulate derivation of secret_keys
* core compiles against keychain, tests don't run yet
* core tests are now passing against keychain
* wip - getting wallet working with keychain
* add util and keychain to travis test matrix
* basic test around key derivation
* Integrate PMMR and its persistent backend with the Chain
* Chain can set tree roots; PMMR backend discard
* Check spent and prune for each input in new block
* Handling of forks by rewinding the state
* More PMMR tests and fixes, mostly around rewind
* Rewrite get_unspent to use the sumtrees, fix remaining compilation issues
* workaround the "commitment is not a public key" problem by using to_two_keys() from rust-secp256k1-zkp
* remove secp256k1zkp, update the various Cargo.toml to use rust-secp256k1-zkp from external git repo, update code to not rely on to_pubkey (and use verify_from_commit)
* secp256k1zkp from git
* cleanup secp256k1 dependencies
* gitignore node1 and node2 dirs
* use head_header in add_to_memory_pool
* add COINBASE_MATURITY const to consensus
* add coinbase maturity (wip) validaton rule to validate_block
* add coinbase maturity check to validate_block
* map errors in adapters - specific errors still wip
* reworked so adapter translates chain errors to pool errors (core errors not required)
* add test for spending immature coinbase in memory pool
* wip - add test to cover spending coinbase output in chain.process_block
* added test coverage around process_block - we have a problem with coinbase output commitments
* add a comment on the failing test
* process_block will now fail validation if we attempt to spend coinbase that has not yet matured
(remember to use a new reward_key for every block). test coverage in place to verify this
* Base MMR storage structures
Implementations of the MMR append-only file structure and its
remove log. The append-only file is backed by a mmap for read
access. The remove log is stored in memory for quick checking
and backed by a simple file to persist it.
* Add PMMR backend buffer, make PMMR Backend mutable
* The Backend trait now has &mut self methods, and an &mut
reference in PMMR. This simplifies the implementation of all
backends by not forcing them to be interior mutable. Slight
drawback is that a backend can't be used directly as long as it's
used by a PMMR instance.
* Introduced a buffer in the PMMR persistent backend to allow
reads before the underlying files are fully flushed. Implemented
with a temporary VecBackend.
* Implement a prune list to use with dense backends
The PruneList is useful when implementing compact backends for a PMMR (for
example a single large byte array or a file). As nodes get pruned and
removed from the backend to free space, the backend will get more compact
but positions of a node within the PMMR will not match positions in the
backend storage anymore. The PruneList accounts for that mismatch and does
the position translation.
* PMMR store compaction
Implement actual pruning of the underlying PMMR storage by
flushing the remove log. This triggers a rewrite of the PMMR nodes
data (hashes and sums), removing pruned nodes. The information of
what has been removed is kept in a prune list and the remove log
is truncated.
* PMMR store pruning tests and fixes
* initial pass at indexing block header hashes by commitments
* check block height matches currently indexed block height
when getting block header for an output commit
* add some test coverage
* document get_block_header_by_output_commit
* Adding output stats from plugin, when available
* adding grin config
* moving pow crate from core/pow to it's own crate
* moving POW/mining stuff into pow module, and removing mining dependency from chain
* refactored most of mining into pow module...miner.rs still in server
* update grin tests
* updating genesis block mining to use configured miner, if available
* chain tests back into chain, done with pow refactor
* use tag of cuckoo-miner for pr
* playing around with changing cuckoo sizes on the fly
* modifying tests to use global cuckoo parameters, and checking results
* check for pow size
* Changing global function names, and removing length from POW serialization
* changes to use blake2 for cuckoo seed generation
* updating tests to blake 2
* minor cleanup - unused imports
* cleanup build warnings - unused vars
* make structs pub to get rid of the private_in_public lint warning
* missing docs on RangeProof
* add missing docs to store delete function
* cleaned up deprecation warning -
tokio_core -> tokio_io
complete() -> send()
* playing around with changing cuckoo sizes on the fly
* modifying tests to use global cuckoo parameters, and checking results
* check for pow size
* Changing global function names, and removing length from POW serialization
* Adding ability to serialise parts of the header, pre-nonce and post-nonce
* Some test integration of queueing functions in cuckoo-miner
* more cuckoo-miner async mode integration, now more or less working
* integrating async miner workflow
* rocksdb update
* u64 internal difficulty representation, and integration of latest Cuckoo-miner API
* change to cuckoo-miner notify function
* Issue in testing, and if use_async value is None in grin.toml
* making async mode explicit in tests - 2
* fiddle with port numbers for CI
* update tag to ensure cuckoo-miner build doesn't fail on windows
* change the order in which tests are run
Couple improvements to the sum tree implementation. First change
is to not store the data but only its hashes, assuming a higher
level layer will take care of the data (KV store).
Second minor improvement is renaming Node into NodeData and vice
versa.
* Adding cuckoo-miner into grin as a proper dependency now
* Defaulting to using cuckoo-miner
* Updates to tests to use cuckoo_miner by default, (using cuckoo16)
* core: partially implement sumtree; appending and pruning work
* core: add simple merkle-root-sum-calculating function.
* core: implement replacement in sumtree
* core: implement de/serialization for sumtree
* core: make sumtree index use hashes rather than data
* core: prevent double-adds to sumtrees
* core: replace sumtree's separate sums with a Summable trait
* core: make SumTree::contains() return the index if an element exists
* Refactoring to allow for different miner implementations. Added conditional support for compiling and loading the cuckoo-miner plugin project.
* Small changes to experimentally integrate with cuckoo-miner and compatibility with latest version of cuckoo-miner.
* Turning off inclusion of cuckoo_miner by default
* Disabling simulate_parallel_mining test for now
* Beginning to add a POW description, and some minor changes to mining testing, addition of further debug information to mining output.
* Many additions to create first draft of POW documentation
* Fixes to difficult adjustments by adding a MINIMUM_DIFFICULTY consensus value. Otherwise never adjusted above 1 due to flooring.
Integrate the new difficulty calculation into the block chain
validation, the miner and tests. As the difficulty calculation
doesn't use varying Cuckoo sizes anymore and we narrowed down
reasonable final Cuckoo Cycle parameters, removed all Cuckoo
Cycle sizes from block headers.
Formalized easier Cuckoo Cycle sizes for testing (and possibly
testnet) by introducing a test mode in configuration. Updated
all tests.
* Transactions coming from the network are now pushed to the pool
through the net adapter.
* New blocks accepted by the chain are sent to the pool for
eviction.
* The miner requests transactions from the pool to build its
blocks.
* The push API adds to the pool, removing the mock.
* Implementation of the adapter to the chain required by the pool
to get consistent UTXOs. Grossly unoptimized until we have the UTXO
MMR ready.
Most of the logic to build a transaction that sends coin to
another party. Still requires more debugging and clean up.
Main changes and additions are:
* Update to serde 1.0
* API endpoint to retrieve an Output
* Output is now Serialize and Deserialize
* Wallet configuration
* Command line for the send operation
* Wallet data checker to update created outputs into confirmed
* Wallet-specific configuration
With the coinbase receiver daemon in place, when starting a Grin
server in mining mode, the miner will now ask the receiver for a
coinbase output. The output is then used to insert in a block when
successfully mined.
Beginning of a first pass at simple wallet functionalities so
Grin can be used to author transactions. We introduce a
receiving server, to be at least able to build coinbase outputs
that can be used by the mining daemon.
Present:
* Coinbase receiving API.
* Command to start the receiving server.
* Beginning of a transaction sending command.
* Improvements to the REST API abstractions to support the above.
Still to do:
* Change to the miner daemon to use the receiving server.
* A command line sender.
* API to receive any transaction (not just coinbase).
* A command line receiver.
Beyond that, HD derivation and seed generation are very simple
so far and almost certainly insecure. Just for testing for now.
* Sample Signatures for put_enc and get_dec
* Implement put_enc and get_dec
* Implement ChainCodec in grin_chain
* Truncate src only on complete Blocks
* Truncate src only on complete Tip + Check Len
* Move BlockHeader Encoding to BlockHeaderCodec
* Define put_enc for store::Batch
* Replace BlockCodec and BlockHeaderCodec with generic BlockCodec<T>
* Implement Default for BlockCodec Manually
* Replace get_ser/put_ser with get_enc/get_dec for chain::ChainKVStore
* Remove Writeable/Readable for chain::Tip
* Add Tokio-io and Bytes to grin_p2p
* Additional Setup for Message enum + Msg{Encode,Decode} traits
* base msg ping pong encoding and test
* fill out msg-codec tests
* Implement Hand Encoding/Decoding
* msg-encode shake
* msg-encode getpeeraddr
* codec peer-addrs message, SockAddr struct wierdness
* header message codec
* msg encoding finished prelim
* Implement PeerCodec Encoding/Decoding
* Set PeerStore to use PeerCodec for Encoding/Decoding
* Add a DecIterator
* Prune PeerStore
* Replace Decoding and Encoding in handle_payload
* Prune Writeable/Readable methods in store::Store
* Remove Incomplete Frame Testing ( Not Nessesary right now )
* separate block and tx codec tests
* Refactor {Tx,Block}Codec Tests
* Beginning work on pool design doc
* Refining data structures; adding connect capability
* Fleshing out the connectivity paths for the tx pool
* Bringing tx pool and orphan set add logic up into parent TransactionPool
* Use output's commitment as identifier in graph structures
* Breaking a bunch of stuff to start migration to output commitment as id instead of hash
* Wrapping up updates to pool using commitment keys, dummy blockchain. Contains lots of cleanup on the internal flow.
* Beginning work on new block reconciliation
* WIP: Replacing monolithic pool cleanup with mark-and-sweep, which greatly simplifies the logic.
* Laying the groundwork for pool tests; test tx generator
* WIP: More elaborate test helpers; starting work on more elaborate block acceptance test.
* Need DummyUtxoSet to actually apply blocks now
* Using search_for_best_output to validate output status in test_basic_pool_add
* Enable modification of chain while under shared pool ownership. Cleanup pending
* WIP: Begining to untangle the TransactionPool impl from Pool and Orphans data structures
* Finishing refactoring of pool block reconciliaition; getting tests working again
* Add metrics for graph sizes; prereq to pool size throttling
* Remove redundant search_for_available_output from pool graph container
* Minimum viable block builder: return all fully rooted txs
* Tests for block building procedure
* Delegate duplicate output checking to check_duplicate_outputs
* Delegate orphan reference resolution to resolve_orphan_refs
Builds codecs to encode and decode blocks, block headers, transactions, kernels, etc. Will be used by the store and peer-to-peer layer for serialization, but also to compute hashes. Separates out serialization from core.
* core: cleanup slicing impls for Hash
* core: clean up Readable trait, implement Readable/Writeable for various integers
* core: change Hash debug output to hex
* core: correct warnings in all modules
* Replace AsFixedBytes with Sized + AsRef<[u8]>
* Add AsRef<u8> to impl_array_newtype!
* Include AsFixedBytes as marker trait
* Related fixes
* Remove Deref
Block, Output and Kernel now have bitmasks to hold supported
features and eventually versioning. Will make adding features and
updates easier and open the possibility of soft forks.
First added feature for Output and Kernel is the marking of coinbase
related ones. Allows the validation of the coinbase part of a block.
Some renaming and cleanup of the Input, Output, Transaction and
Block structs. The main change is the removal of all the overt
structures which are now replaced by a specialized module to
build transactions easily. More specifically:
* Rename the TxProof to TxKernel in Block to reflect the current
naming consensus in MimbleWimble.
* Change Input and Output to be plain structs instead of enums
making their manipulation a lot easier. The building of
transactions is now handled by the build module.
* Input now directly includes the commitment of the Output it's
spending instead of going through an intermediate hash.
* The new build module encapsulates all the transaction building
logic, making it very straightforward by chaining combinators.
* Moves some tests to the core mod.rs as they required being able
to build a transaction to test it.
* use MESSAGE_SIZE constant instead of 32
* use Hashed trait in genesis
* safer serialization of Hash
* Hashed of [u8] should send only data to hash function, not length + data
* Safer serialization of Proof
* Safer serialization of Commitment
* Safer serialization of RangeProof
* introduce read_limited_vec instead of potential panic in conversion
