lotus/cmd/tvx/codenames.go
Raúl Kripalani 45cd510da1 conformance: support multiple protocol versions.
This PR introduces support for running multiple variants of a vector,
each of which targets a unique protocol version.

tvx tooling has been adapted to produce and parse the new version
of the schema.
2020-10-14 14:39:43 +01:00

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package main
import (
"github.com/filecoin-project/go-state-types/abi"
"github.com/filecoin-project/lotus/build"
)
// ProtocolCodenames is a table that summarises the protocol codenames that
// will be set on extracted vectors, depending on the original execution height.
//
// Implementers rely on these names to filter the vectors they can run through
// their implementations, based on their support level
var ProtocolCodenames = []struct {
firstEpoch abi.ChainEpoch
name string
}{
{0, "genesis"},
// TODO there is some off-by-one trickery in GetNtwkVersion. Not sure if the
// protocol version really kicks in at the designated height, or at the
// following epoch.
{build.UpgradeBreezeHeight + 1, "breeze"},
{build.UpgradeSmokeHeight + 1, "smoke"},
{build.UpgradeIgnitionHeight + 1, "ignition"},
{build.UpgradeRefuelHeight + 1, "refuel"},
{build.UpgradeActorsV2Height + 1, "actorsv2"},
{build.UpgradeTapeHeight + 1, "tape"},
{build.UpgradeLiftoffHeight + 1, "liftoff"},
}
// GetProtocolCodename gets the protocol codename associated with a height.
func GetProtocolCodename(height abi.ChainEpoch) string {
for i, v := range ProtocolCodenames {
if height < v.firstEpoch {
// found the cutoff, return previous.
return ProtocolCodenames[i-1].name
}
}
return ProtocolCodenames[len(ProtocolCodenames)-1].name
}