* Add and use `FinalizableBlock`
This commit adds `FinalizableBlock`, and uses it instead of
`ContextuallyVerifiedBlockWithTrees` in `commit_finalized_direct()`
* Use `ContextuallyVerifiedBlockWithTrees`
This commit passes `ContextuallyVerifiedBlockWithTrees` instead of
passing separate `finalized`, `history_tree` and `note_commitment_trees`
when storing blocks in the finalized state.
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* add docs to new methods
* fix existing doc
* rename `ContextuallyVerifiedBlockWithTrees` to `SemanticallyVerifiedBlockWithTrees`
* Refactor docs
* Refactor comments
* Add missing docs, fix typo
* Fix rustfmt
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* Refactor `CheckpointVerifiedBlock`
This commit turns `CheckpointVerifiedBlock` into a wrapper of
`SemanticallyVerifiedBlock` since both structs have the same fields.
* Refactor `ContextuallyVerifiedBlockWithTrees`
This commit uses `SemanticallyVerifiedBlock` in
`ContextuallyVerifiedBlockWithTrees` instead of
`CheckpointVerifiedBlock`.
* Implement minor and patch database format versions
* Log and update database format versions when opening database
* Refactor the current list of column families into a constant
* Open all available column families, including from future Zebra versions
* Refactor note commitment tree lookups to go through the height methods
* Make Sapling/Orchard note commitment tree lookup forwards compatible
* Ignore errors reading column family lists from disk
* Update format version comments and TODOs
* Correctly log newly created database formats
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* rename verifiers
* rename `PreparedBlock` to `SemanticallyVerifiedBlock`
* rename `CommitBlock` to `SemanticallyVerifiedBlock`
* rename `FinalizedBlock` to `CheckpointVerifiedBlock`
* rename `CommitFinalizedBlock` to `CommitCheckpointVerifiedBlock`
* rename `FinalizedWithTrees` to `ContextuallyVerifiedBlockWithTrees`
* rename `ContextuallyValidBlock` to `ContextuallyVerifiedBlock`
* change some `finalized` variables or function arguments to `checkpoint_verified`
* fix docs
* document the difference between `CheckpointVerifiedBlock` and `ContextuallyVerifiedBlock`
* fix doc links
* apply suggestions to request
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* apply suggestions to service
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* apply suggestions to finalized_state.rs and write.rs
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* fmt
* change some more variable names
* change a few missing generics
* fix checkpoint log issue
* rename more `prepared` vars `semantically_verified`
* fix test regex
* fix test regex 2
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* Add history trees for each height in non-fin state
* Refactor formatting
* Pass the treestate to the finalized state
I created a new structure `FinalizedBlockWithTrees` that wraps the
treestate and the finalized block. I did that because the original
`FinalizedBlock` is `Eq`, but `HistoryTree` can't be `Eq`.
This makes Zebra faster because:
1. The finalized state doesn't retrieve the treestate from the disk if
the non-finalized state supplies it.
2.The finalized state doesn't recompute the treestate if the
non-finalized state supplies it.
* Check block commitment before updating hist tree
* Store Sprout commitment trees in non-fin state
* Send trees for the root block to fin-state
When committing a block and sending the treestate from the non-finalized
state to the finalized state, Zebra was sending trees that correspond to
the tip block instead of trees that correspond to the root block of the
best chain. This commit fixes that.
* Refactor doc comments
* Refactor block finalization
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* Split disk reads from CPU-heavy Sprout interstitial tree cryptography
* Improve anchor validation debugging and error messages
* Work around a test data bug, and save some CPU
* Remove redundant checks for empty shielded data
* Skip generating unused interstitial treestates
* Do disk fetches and quick checks, then CPU-heavy cryptography
* Wrap HistoryTree in an Arc in the state
* Run CPU-intensive chain validation and updates in parallel rayon threads
* Refactor to prepare for parallel tree root calculations
* Run finalized state note commitment tree root updates in parallel rayon threads
* Update finalized state note commitment trees using parallel rayon threads
* Fix a comment typo and add a TODO
* Split sprout treestate fetch into its own function
* Move parallel note commitment trees to zebra-chain
* Re-calculate the tree roots in the same parallel batches
* Do non-finalized note commitment tree updates in parallel threads
* Update comments about note commitment tree rebuilds
* Do post-fork tree updates in parallel threads
* Add a TODO for parallel tree updates in tests
* Fix broken intra-doc links
* Clarify documentation for sprout treestates
* Sort Cargo.toml dependencies
* Wrap Sprout note commitment trees into `Arc`
* Remove a redundant comment
* Rephrase a comment about chain forking
* Remove a redundant comment
The comment is not valid because Zebra uses `bridgetree::Frontier`s from
the `incrementalmerkletree` crate to represent its note commitment
trees. This `struct` does not support popping elements from the tree.
* Wrap Sapling commitment trees into `Arc`
* Remove unnecessary `as_ref`s
* Wrap Orchard commitment trees into `Arc`
* Make jobs that use cached state wait for state rebuilds
* Run jobs that need cached state even if the rebuild was skipped
* Fix missing dependencies
And update a TODO
* Split writing transaction indexes into transparent and shielded
* Split writing transparent indexes into created and spent
* Correctly populate spending address transaction ID indexes
* Increment the database format to rebuild address tx ID indexes
* Update non-finalized docs to prevent similar bugs
* Fix a comment
* Make jobs that use cached state wait for state rebuilds
* Run jobs that need cached state even if the rebuild was skipped
* Fix missing dependencies
And update a TODO
* refactor(ci): look for available disks instead of files changed
This ensure that if the constants.rs file was changed, we search for disks available in the whole repository with the same state.
If there's no disk available a rebuild is triggered depending the missing disk. And if there's a disk available, tests are run with this one.
* fix(ci): lwd syncs needs to wait for zebra disk rebuild
* docs(ci): use better comments on integration tests
* fix(ci): we must authenticate to GCP to find disks
* fix(ci): add needed permissions for google auth
* fix(ci): the output needs to be echoed
* imp(ci): reduce diff with main
* fix(ci): remove redundant dependency
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* fix(ci): also add `false` to the JSON object output
* fix(ci): hasty copy/paste
* force a push event
* fix(ci): standardize comments
* fix(ci): run disk rebuilds if no disk was found
* fix(ci): do not restrict on push
* fix(ci): build on any event if a cached disk is not found
* fix(ci): sync .patch file with changes on the workflow
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* Add an empty balance_by_transparent_addr column family
* Add an AddressBalanceLocation type for balance_by_transparent_addr
* Add serialization for balance_by_transparent_addr types
* Add round-trip tests for the new serialized types
* Add missing round-trip and serialized equality tests
* Add a network field to DiskWriteBatch
* Refactor confusing all_utxos_spent_by_block argument
It was actually just the UTXOs from the state spent by the block,
excluding the UTXOs created and spent within the block.
But now we need it to contain all the spent outputs,
including the ones created by the block.
* Read and update address balances in the finalized state
* Update raw data snapshots for transparent address balances
* Add test-only deserialization for transparent addresses
* Add high-level snapshot test code for address balances
* Add high-level snapshots for address balances
* Increment the state version after NU5 testnet 2 rollback
* Implement disk serialization for block headers and transactions
* Re-order column family initialization to match the design
* Add new empty transaction column families
* Split writing block header and transaction data
* Re-order column families for consistency
* Update write snapshots for transaction split
* Use split block and transaction data when reading
* Update snapshots to include genesis transaction hash location
* Filter all prefix iterators to make sure they return the correct values
* Test that the new transaction indexes are consistent
* Add some cleanup TODOs
* Increment the database format to version 15
* Remove unused fisk format impls for Block
* Add a missing prefix extractor for transaction locations
* Make the database generic over the thread mode
* Replace prefix iteration with iteration from a key, and a filter
Prefix iteration caused database hangs.
* Manually iterate through transaction locations to re-create blocks
Also:
- re-write disk read API to avoid iterator hangs
- move disk read API to ReadDisk
- re-write impl rocksdb::AsColumnFamilyRef to a where clause, for consistency
* Update the database version so it's larger than the NU5 testnet 2 version
* Query Sapling & Orchard trees by height in the finalized state
* Add Sapling & Orchard trees to the non-finalized state
* Add a TODO about concurrent read-only access to Sprout tree
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* Update the database format version
* Keep only the most recent Sprout tree in the database
* Check that the database returns empty trees for the genesis block
* Assert that the database returns the highest trees
* Document how to update insta snapshots
* Add note commitment tree insta snapshot tests
* Add comments about cached tree roots in snapshots
* Add snapshot data for sapling and orchard trees
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