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package derive
import (
"context"
"encoding/binary"
"io"
"math/rand"
"testing"
"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/common"
"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/common/hexutil"
"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/log"
"github.com/stretchr/testify/require"
"github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/op-node/eth"
"github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/op-node/rollup"
"github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/op-node/testlog"
"github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/op-node/testutils"
)
type fakeBatchQueueInput struct {
i int
batches []*BatchData
errors []error
origin eth.L1BlockRef
}
func (f *fakeBatchQueueInput) Origin() eth.L1BlockRef {
return f.origin
}
func (f *fakeBatchQueueInput) NextBatch(ctx context.Context) (*BatchData, error) {
if f.i >= len(f.batches) {
return nil, io.EOF
}
b := f.batches[f.i]
e := f.errors[f.i]
f.i += 1
return b, e
}
func mockHash(time uint64, layer uint8) common.Hash {
hash := common.Hash{31: layer} // indicate L1 or L2
binary.LittleEndian.PutUint64(hash[:], time)
return hash
}
func b(timestamp uint64, epoch eth.L1BlockRef) *BatchData {
rng := rand.New(rand.NewSource(int64(timestamp)))
data := testutils.RandomData(rng, 20)
return &BatchData{BatchV1{
ParentHash: mockHash(timestamp-2, 2),
Timestamp: timestamp,
EpochNum: rollup.Epoch(epoch.Number),
EpochHash: epoch.Hash,
Transactions: []hexutil.Bytes{data},
}}
}
func L1Chain(l1Times []uint64) []eth.L1BlockRef {
var out []eth.L1BlockRef
var parentHash common.Hash
for i, time := range l1Times {
hash := mockHash(time, 1)
out = append(out, eth.L1BlockRef{
Hash: hash,
Number: uint64(i),
ParentHash: parentHash,
Time: time,
})
parentHash = hash
}
return out
}
// TestBatchQueueNewOrigin tests that the batch queue properly saves the new origin
// when the safehead's origin is ahead of the pipeline's origin (as is after a reset).
// This issue was fixed in https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/pull/3694
func TestBatchQueueNewOrigin(t *testing.T) {
log := testlog.Logger(t, log.LvlCrit)
l1 := L1Chain([]uint64{10, 15, 20, 25})
safeHead := eth.L2BlockRef{
Hash: mockHash(10, 2),
Number: 0,
ParentHash: common.Hash{},
Time: 20,
L1Origin: l1[2].ID(),
SequenceNumber: 0,
}
cfg := &rollup.Config{
Genesis: rollup.Genesis{
L2Time: 10,
},
BlockTime: 2,
MaxSequencerDrift: 600,
SeqWindowSize: 2,
}
input := &fakeBatchQueueInput{
batches: []*BatchData{nil},
errors: []error{io.EOF},
origin: l1[0],
}
bq := NewBatchQueue(log, cfg, input)
_ = bq.Reset(context.Background(), l1[0], eth.SystemConfig{})
require.Equal(t, []eth.L1BlockRef{l1[0]}, bq.l1Blocks)
// Prev Origin: 0; Safehead Origin: 2; Internal Origin: 0
// Should return no data but keep the same origin
data, err := bq.NextBatch(context.Background(), safeHead)
require.Nil(t, data)
require.Equal(t, io.EOF, err)
require.Equal(t, []eth.L1BlockRef{l1[0]}, bq.l1Blocks)
require.Equal(t, l1[0], bq.origin)
// Prev Origin: 1; Safehead Origin: 2; Internal Origin: 0
// Should wipe l1blocks + advance internal origin
input.origin = l1[1]
data, err = bq.NextBatch(context.Background(), safeHead)
require.Nil(t, data)
require.Equal(t, io.EOF, err)
require.Empty(t, bq.l1Blocks)
require.Equal(t, l1[1], bq.origin)
// Prev Origin: 2; Safehead Origin: 2; Internal Origin: 1
// Should add to l1Blocks + advance internal origin
input.origin = l1[2]
data, err = bq.NextBatch(context.Background(), safeHead)
require.Nil(t, data)
require.Equal(t, io.EOF, err)
require.Equal(t, []eth.L1BlockRef{l1[2]}, bq.l1Blocks)
require.Equal(t, l1[2], bq.origin)
}
// TestBatchQueueEager adds a bunch of contiguous batches and asserts that
// enough calls to `NextBatch` return all of those batches.
func TestBatchQueueEager(t *testing.T) {
log := testlog.Logger(t, log.LvlCrit)
l1 := L1Chain([]uint64{10, 20, 30})
safeHead := eth.L2BlockRef{
Hash: mockHash(10, 2),
Number: 0,
ParentHash: common.Hash{},
Time: 10,
L1Origin: l1[0].ID(),
SequenceNumber: 0,
}
cfg := &rollup.Config{
Genesis: rollup.Genesis{
L2Time: 10,
},
BlockTime: 2,
MaxSequencerDrift: 600,
SeqWindowSize: 30,
}
batches := []*BatchData{b(12, l1[0]), b(14, l1[0]), b(16, l1[0]), b(18, l1[0]), b(20, l1[0]), b(22, l1[0]), b(24, l1[1]), nil}
errors := []error{nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, io.EOF}
input := &fakeBatchQueueInput{
batches: batches,
errors: errors,
origin: l1[0],
}
bq := NewBatchQueue(log, cfg, input)
_ = bq.Reset(context.Background(), l1[0], eth.SystemConfig{})
// Advance the origin
input.origin = l1[1]
for i := 0; i < len(batches); i++ {
b, e := bq.NextBatch(context.Background(), safeHead)
require.ErrorIs(t, e, errors[i])
require.Equal(t, batches[i], b)
if b != nil {
safeHead.Number += 1
safeHead.Time += 2
safeHead.Hash = mockHash(b.Timestamp, 2)
safeHead.L1Origin = b.Epoch()
}
}
}
func TestBatchQueueMissing(t *testing.T) {
log := testlog.Logger(t, log.LvlCrit)
l1 := L1Chain([]uint64{10, 15, 20})
safeHead := eth.L2BlockRef{
Hash: mockHash(10, 2),
Number: 0,
ParentHash: common.Hash{},
Time: 10,
L1Origin: l1[0].ID(),
SequenceNumber: 0,
}
cfg := &rollup.Config{
Genesis: rollup.Genesis{
L2Time: 10,
},
BlockTime: 2,
MaxSequencerDrift: 600,
SeqWindowSize: 2,
}
// The batches at 18 and 20 are skipped to stop 22 from being eagerly processed.
// This test checks that batch timestamp 12 & 14 are created, 16 is used, and 18 is advancing the epoch.
// Due to the large sequencer time drift 16 is perfectly valid to have epoch 0 as origin.
batches := []*BatchData{b(16, l1[0]), b(22, l1[1])}
errors := []error{nil, nil}
input := &fakeBatchQueueInput{
batches: batches,
errors: errors,
origin: l1[0],
}
bq := NewBatchQueue(log, cfg, input)
_ = bq.Reset(context.Background(), l1[0], eth.SystemConfig{})
for i := 0; i < len(batches); i++ {
b, e := bq.NextBatch(context.Background(), safeHead)
require.ErrorIs(t, e, NotEnoughData)
require.Nil(t, b)
}
// advance origin. Underlying stage still has no more batches
// This is not enough to auto advance yet
input.origin = l1[1]
b, e := bq.NextBatch(context.Background(), safeHead)
require.ErrorIs(t, e, io.EOF)
require.Nil(t, b)
// Advance the origin. At this point batch timestamps 12 and 14 will be created
input.origin = l1[2]
// Check for a generated batch at t = 12
b, e = bq.NextBatch(context.Background(), safeHead)
require.Nil(t, e)
require.Equal(t, b.Timestamp, uint64(12))
require.Empty(t, b.BatchV1.Transactions)
safeHead.Number += 1
safeHead.Time += 2
safeHead.Hash = mockHash(b.Timestamp, 2)
// Check for generated batch at t = 14
b, e = bq.NextBatch(context.Background(), safeHead)
require.Nil(t, e)
require.Equal(t, b.Timestamp, uint64(14))
require.Empty(t, b.BatchV1.Transactions)
safeHead.Number += 1
safeHead.Time += 2
safeHead.Hash = mockHash(b.Timestamp, 2)
// Check for the inputted batch at t = 16
b, e = bq.NextBatch(context.Background(), safeHead)
require.Nil(t, e)
require.Equal(t, b, batches[0])
safeHead.Number += 1
safeHead.Time += 2
safeHead.Hash = mockHash(b.Timestamp, 2)
// Check for the generated batch at t = 18. This batch advances the epoch
b, e = bq.NextBatch(context.Background(), safeHead)
require.Nil(t, e)
require.Equal(t, b.Timestamp, uint64(18))
require.Empty(t, b.BatchV1.Transactions)
require.Equal(t, rollup.Epoch(1), b.EpochNum)
}