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refactor: make IsL1MessageSkipped public #30

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Purpose or design rationale of this PR

Expose a utility function used in sync from L1 DA feature.

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  • refactor: A code change that doesn't fix a bug, or add a feature, or improves performance

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new function to check if a specific L1 message has been skipped based on a bitmap.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated tests to utilize the new function for determining skipped messages, ensuring consistent functionality.

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The pull request introduces a new function, IsL1MessageSkipped, to the encoding package in bitmap.go. This function checks if a specific L1 message has been skipped based on a provided bitmap. It replaces a local function in the test file bitmap_test.go, updating references to utilize the new exported function. The changes do not affect existing logic or error handling in related functions.

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File Change Summary
encoding/bitmap.go Added function IsL1MessageSkipped(skippedBitmap []*big.Int, index uint64) bool.
encoding/bitmap_test.go Removed local function isL1MessageSkipped and updated tests to use IsL1MessageSkipped. Removed unnecessary import for math/big.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
encoding/bitmap_test.go (1)

18-27: LGTM! Consider enhancing test readability.

The changes look good. The local isL1MessageSkipped function has been correctly replaced with the new exported IsL1MessageSkipped function from the encoding package. The test cases cover a good range of scenarios, including edge cases.

To improve test readability, consider grouping related assertions and adding comments to explain the significance of each test case. For example:

// Test edge cases
assert.True(t, IsL1MessageSkipped(decodedBitmap, 0), "First message should be skipped")
assert.False(t, IsL1MessageSkipped(decodedBitmap, 41), "Last message should not be skipped")

// Test known skipped messages
assert.True(t, IsL1MessageSkipped(decodedBitmap, 9), "Message 9 should be skipped")
assert.True(t, IsL1MessageSkipped(decodedBitmap, 11), "Message 11 should be skipped")
assert.True(t, IsL1MessageSkipped(decodedBitmap, 36), "Message 36 should be skipped")

// Test known non-skipped messages
assert.False(t, IsL1MessageSkipped(decodedBitmap, 10), "Message 10 should not be skipped")
assert.False(t, IsL1MessageSkipped(decodedBitmap, 37), "Message 37 should not be skipped")
assert.False(t, IsL1MessageSkipped(decodedBitmap, 38), "Message 38 should not be skipped")
assert.False(t, IsL1MessageSkipped(decodedBitmap, 39), "Message 39 should not be skipped")
assert.False(t, IsL1MessageSkipped(decodedBitmap, 40), "Message 40 should not be skipped")

This grouping and commenting make the purpose of each test case clearer and easier to understand.

encoding/bitmap.go (1)

84-92: LGTM! Consider adding input validation.

The implementation of IsL1MessageSkipped is correct and efficient. It aligns well with the PR objective of exposing this utility function for synchronization from the L1 DA feature.

Consider adding a check for nil or empty skippedBitmap at the beginning of the function:

if len(skippedBitmap) == 0 {
    return false
}

This would prevent potential panic if the function is called with an empty or nil bitmap.

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encoding/bitmap_test.go (2)

Line range hint 1-41: Summary: Changes align well with PR objectives

The refactoring in this file successfully replaces the local isL1MessageSkipped function with the new exported IsL1MessageSkipped function from the encoding package. This change aligns perfectly with the PR objective of exposing a utility function for the Layer 1 Data Availability feature.

Key points:

  1. The test cases maintain their original logic and expected outcomes, ensuring backwards compatibility.
  2. The removal of the math/big import suggests improved encapsulation in the new function.
  3. The changes are focused and don't introduce unintended side effects in other parts of the test file.

These modifications contribute to better code organization and potentially improved reusability of the IsL1MessageSkipped function across the project.


Line range hint 1-41: Verify the implementation of IsL1MessageSkipped

The removal of the math/big import suggests that the new IsL1MessageSkipped function in the encoding package now encapsulates all necessary big integer operations. This is a good encapsulation of functionality.

To ensure the correctness of the new implementation, please run the following script to verify the IsL1MessageSkipped function:

This script will help verify that:

  1. The IsL1MessageSkipped function correctly handles big integer operations.
  2. The function is properly exported.
  3. There are no remaining imports of math/big in the encoding package that might have been missed.
✅ Verification successful

Verification Successful

The IsL1MessageSkipped function is properly implemented and exported. There are no remaining imports of "math/big" in the encoding package.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the implementation of IsL1MessageSkipped function

# Test: Check if the function handles big integer operations correctly
ast-grep --pattern $'func IsL1MessageSkipped(skippedBitmap []*big.Int, index uint64) bool {
  $$$
}'

# Test: Ensure that the function is exported (starts with a capital letter)
rg -n '^func IsL1MessageSkipped'

# Test: Check for any remaining uses of math/big in the package
rg -n 'import.*"math/big"' encoding/

Length of output: 667

encoding/bitmap.go (1)

84-92: Verify usage of the new function across the codebase.

As this is a newly exposed public function, it's important to ensure it's being used correctly throughout the codebase.

Let's check for any usage of this new function:

✅ Verification successful

Usage of IsL1MessageSkipped verified across the codebase.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for usage of IsL1MessageSkipped function

# Search for function calls
echo "Searching for IsL1MessageSkipped function calls:"
rg "IsL1MessageSkipped\(" --type go

# Search for potential places where it could be used (L1 message skipping logic)
echo "\nSearching for potential usage areas (L1 message skipping logic):"
rg "L1.*message.*skip" --type go

Length of output: 1303

@colinlyguo colinlyguo merged commit 8c5d2f0 into main Oct 21, 2024
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