eip7251: Add missed exit checks to consolidation processing #4000
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jtraglia
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Oct 31, 2024
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A side note, the cause of this issue makes me think that we need one function that checks all exit conditions to be used in already three places: voluntary_exit, withdrawal_request and consolidation_request processing. This can be done in a separate PR |
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lgtm :) |
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A couple of checks that the protocol does when processing a voluntary exit was not included into consolidation request processing, this PR fixes that, those checks are:
assert current_epoch >= source_validator.activation_epoch + SHARD_COMMITTEE_PERIODassert get_pending_balance_to_withdraw(state, source_index) == 0Since the exit is the first step of consolidation process, it makes sense to preserve all invariants that we have for voluntary exit conditions. cc @fradamt