feat(contracts): withdraw remaining balance of ValidatorRewardVault to ProtocolVault
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant ValidatorRewardVault
participant ProtocolVault
User->>ValidatorRewardVault: withdrawToProtocolVault()
ValidatorRewardVault->>ValidatorRewardVault: Check conditions (amount > min, > 0)
ValidatorRewardVault->>ProtocolVault: Transfer funds
ProtocolVault-->>ValidatorRewardVault: Confirm transfer
ValidatorRewardVault->>User: Confirm withdrawal success
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
packages/contracts/contracts/L2/ValidatorRewardVault.sol (2)
157-160: Remove redundant check.
The check for amount > 0 is redundant since we already verify amount >= MIN_WITHDRAWAL_AMOUNT. Since MIN_WITHDRAWAL_AMOUNT is greater than zero (as enforced by the FeeVault constructor), this second check is unnecessary.
- require(
- amount > 0,
- "ValidatorRewardVault: withdrawal amount must be greater than zero"
- );151-168: Consider adding access control and gas griefing protection.
The function being publicly callable raises two concerns:
- Access Control: Consider if this function should be restricted to specific roles (e.g., admin) to prevent potential abuse.
- Gas Griefing: Malicious actors could front-run legitimate withdrawals by calling this function with minimal gas, potentially causing legitimate transactions to fail.
Consider these improvements:
- Add role-based access control:
+ function withdrawToProtocolVault() external onlyRole(WITHDRAWER_ROLE) {- Add a minimum gas limit check:
+ require(
+ gasleft() >= WITHDRAWAL_MIN_GAS,
+ "ValidatorRewardVault: insufficient gas"
+ );packages/contracts/contracts/test/ValidatorRewardVault.t.sol (1)
155-177: Consider adding edge case tests for withdrawToProtocolVault.
While the current test comprehensively verifies the happy path, consider adding tests for the following scenarios:
- Attempting withdrawal with zero balance
- Multiple successive withdrawals
- Unauthorized callers attempting withdrawal
Example test structure:
function test_withdrawToProtocolVault_zeroBalance_reverts() external {
vm.prank(recipient);
vm.expectRevert("ValidatorRewardVault: no balance to withdraw");
vault.withdrawToProtocolVault();
}
function test_withdrawToProtocolVault_multipleWithdrawals_succeeds() external {
// Setup and first withdrawal
// ... existing setup code ...
vm.prank(recipient);
vault.withdrawToProtocolVault();
// Second withdrawal should handle remaining balance correctly
uint256 secondAmount = address(vault).balance;
vm.prank(recipient);
vault.withdrawToProtocolVault();
assertEq(address(vault).balance, 0);
}kroma-bindings/bindings/validatorrewardvault_more.go (2)
Line range hint 1-3: Reminder: This is an auto-generated file.
While the bytecode update is necessary, remember that this file is auto-generated and should not be manually edited. Ensure you're using the proper tooling to regenerate bindings when the contract changes.
16-16: Document contract version changes.
The contract version is set to "1.0.1". Consider documenting the version change and its implications, particularly regarding the new withdrawal functionality and future upgrades mentioned in the PR objectives.
Also applies to: 181-181
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- kroma-bindings/bindings/validatorrewardvault.go (2 hunks)
- kroma-bindings/bindings/validatorrewardvault_more.go (1 hunks)
- packages/contracts/.gas-snapshot (3 hunks)
- packages/contracts/contracts/L2/ValidatorRewardVault.sol (2 hunks)
- packages/contracts/contracts/test/ValidatorRewardVault.t.sol (6 hunks)
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packages/contracts/contracts/L2/ValidatorRewardVault.sol (2)
54-56: LGTM: Version bump is appropriate.
The version increment from 1.0.0 to 1.0.1 correctly reflects the addition of new functionality while maintaining backward compatibility in this proxied contract.
151-168: Verify integration with ProtocolVault.
The function transfers ETH to the ProtocolVault predeploy. Let's verify that the ProtocolVault contract can properly receive ETH.
packages/contracts/contracts/test/ValidatorRewardVault.t.sol (2)
17-17: LGTM: Well-structured balance initialization.
The addition of the vaultBalance variable and its initialization in setUp improves test maintainability by centralizing the balance calculation. The formula ensures sufficient balance by adding a buffer (10 ether) to the minimum withdrawal amount.
Also applies to: 34-35
59-59: LGTM: Consistent test modifications.
The updates to existing test functions maintain comprehensive test coverage while improving code consistency by:
- Using the centralized
vaultBalancevariable - Improving readability with clearer variable names (e.g.,
recipient.balance)
Also applies to: 97-97, 131-131, 144-144, 152-152
kroma-bindings/bindings/validatorrewardvault_more.go (1)
16-16: Verify bytecode matches the source contract.
The updated bytecode should be verified to ensure it matches the compiled source contract that includes the new withdrawToProtocolVault functionality.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the contract implementation to verify the changes.
Based on the contract implementation and tests, I can now provide a final response:
Bytecode update is consistent with contract changes
The updated bytecode in validatorrewardvault_more.go corresponds to version 1.0.1 of the ValidatorRewardVault contract which includes:
- New
withdrawToProtocolVaultfunction implementation - Proper access controls and balance checks
- Comprehensive test coverage for the new functionality
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packages/contracts/.gas-snapshot (3)
568-568: New test case added for withdrawToProtocolVault functionality
The gas snapshot shows a new test case test_withdrawToProtocolVault_succeeds with a gas cost of 145,124, which aligns with the PR objective of adding withdrawal functionality from ValidatorRewardVault to ProtocolVault.
111-112: Minor gas optimizations in Colosseum tests
Small gas increases in Colosseum_ValidatorSystemUpgrade_Test:
test_cancelChallenge_callValidatorManager_succeeds: +57 gastest_challengerTimeout_callValidatorManager_succeeds: +45 gas
These changes are minimal and don't indicate any concerning patterns.
559-559: Notable gas increases in ValidatorRewardVault tests
Several ValidatorRewardVault tests show significant gas increases:
test_balanceOf_succeeds: 42,735 → 81,515 (+91%)test_reward_succeeds: 49,422 → 88,175 (+78%)test_withdrawL2_succeeds: 54,301 → 92,852 (+71%)test_withdraw_succeeds: 154,838 → 192,973 (+25%)
These increases are substantial but expected given the addition of the new withdrawal functionality and associated state changes.
Also applies to: 565-565, 567-567, 569-569
✅ Verification successful
Gas increases in ValidatorRewardVault are justified by new protocol vault withdrawal functionality
The gas increases are expected and justified due to:
- Addition of new
withdrawToProtocolVaultfunction that introduces additional state changes:- Updates
totalProcessedstate variable - Performs ETH transfer to protocol vault
- Requires multiple balance and threshold checks
- Updates
- The original functionality remains unchanged, but the new withdrawal path adds complexity to the contract's state management
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kroma-bindings/bindings/validatorrewardvault.go (2)
34-35: LGTM: ABI and binary updates are correct.
The ABI and binary data have been properly updated to include the new withdrawToProtocolVault function.
516-535: LGTM: WithdrawToProtocolVault bindings are properly implemented.
The new function bindings are correctly implemented at all necessary levels (Transactor, Session, TransactorSession) following the established pattern.
Let's verify the usage of this function in the codebase:
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LGTM: WithdrawToProtocolVault implementation is properly tested and verified.
The function is well-implemented with:
- Contract implementation in
ValidatorRewardVault.solwith proper validation checks - Comprehensive test coverage in
ValidatorRewardVault.t.solverifying the core functionality - Correct bindings generated in all three levels (Transactor, Session, TransactorSession)
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How about applying unchecked to the line to reduce gas costs, similar to the way it's done in other functions?
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packages/contracts/contracts/L2/ValidatorRewardVault.sol (1)
147-151: Enhance documentation for security implications.The function comment should explicitly state:
- The security implications of being publicly callable
- The intended timeline or conditions for deprecation
- The rationale behind allowing public access
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🔇 Additional comments (11)
packages/contracts/contracts/L2/ValidatorRewardVault.sol (3)
54-56: LGTM: Version bump is appropriate.
The minor version increment (1.0.0 → 1.0.1) correctly reflects the addition of new functionality while maintaining backward compatibility.
156-158: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Optimize gas usage with unchecked block.
The totalProcessed increment can be wrapped in an unchecked block since we've already ensured amount > 0 and overflow is practically impossible given the total ETH supply.
- unchecked {
- totalProcessed += amount;
- }
+ unchecked {
+ // Safe to unchecked: amount > 0 verified above, and overflow unlikely given ETH supply
+ totalProcessed += amount;
+ }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
160-163: Verify ETH transfer success handling.
The function follows the Checks-Effects-Interactions pattern correctly by:
- Updating state before external call
- Using SafeCall for ETH transfer
- Checking the return value
However, let's verify the SafeCall implementation:
✅ Verification successful
SafeCall implementation is secure and properly handles ETH transfers
The SafeCall library implementation is robust and secure for ETH transfers:
- Uses assembly-level
callthat properly handles return value - Includes comprehensive gas management with
hasMinGaschecks - Implements proper error handling and reverts on insufficient gas
- The
callfunction used in ValidatorRewardVault correctly returns a boolean success value that's checked by the caller
The ETH transfer success handling in ValidatorRewardVault.sol is correctly implemented and uses a secure library.
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packages/contracts/.gas-snapshot (4)
568-568: New test case added for protocol vault withdrawal functionality.
A new test case test_withdrawToProtocolVault_succeeds has been added with a gas consumption of 145,018, which aligns with the PR objective of implementing withdrawal functionality from ValidatorRewardVault to ProtocolVault.
111-112: Minor gas increases in validator system upgrade tests.
Small increases in gas consumption:
test_cancelChallenge_callValidatorManager_succeeds: +57 gastest_challengerTimeout_callValidatorManager_succeeds: +45 gas
These minimal changes suggest minor implementation adjustments in the validator system upgrade functionality.
467-467: Optimization in validator activation checks.
Changes in gas consumption:
test_activateValidator_alreadyActivated_reverts: -64 gastest_activateValidator_inJail_reverts: +75 gas
These minor variations indicate small optimizations or necessary adjustments in the validator activation logic.
Also applies to: 469-469
559-559: Significant gas consumption increase in ValidatorRewardVault operations.
The following test cases show substantial gas increases:
test_balanceOf_succeeds: +38,780 gas (42,735 → 81,515)test_reward_succeeds: +38,753 gas (49,422 → 88,175)
These increases suggest significant changes to the underlying implementation, likely due to additional logic for handling the new withdrawal functionality.
Also applies to: 565-565
kroma-bindings/bindings/validatorrewardvault.go (4)
34-35: LGTM: ABI and Binary updates are correct.
The ABI and binary have been properly updated to include the new withdrawToProtocolVault function.
516-521: LGTM: Transactor implementation follows best practices.
The implementation is consistent with other withdrawal functions in the contract and follows Go bindings best practices.
523-528: LGTM: Session implementations are consistent.
Both Session and TransactorSession implementations correctly wrap the base Transactor implementation, maintaining consistency with other withdrawal functions.
Also applies to: 530-535
516-535: Verify the function's integration with the contract.
The function appears to be correctly implemented, but let's verify its integration with the contract.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the contract integration.
Based on the results, I can now provide a final response since we have sufficient information about the contract integration:
Function is properly integrated with the contract ABI and implementation
The withdrawToProtocolVault function is correctly integrated as:
- It exists in the contract ABI with the correct method signature (0x1d546b4b)
- The binding implementation follows the standard Go-Ethereum pattern with all three required variants (Transactor, Session, TransactorSession)
- The function is properly defined as a paid mutator transaction
- The contract initialization through
NewValidatorRewardVaultis present and correctly structured
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| function withdrawToProtocolVault() external { | ||
| uint256 amount = address(this).balance - totalReserved; | ||
| require(amount > 0, "ValidatorRewardVault: withdrawal amount must be greater than zero"); |
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💡 Codebase verification
Access control is indeed missing and should be added
The withdrawToProtocolVault function lacks access control, unlike other withdrawal functions in the codebase. This is evidenced by:
- The base
FeeVaultcontract implementsonlyRecipientmodifier for its withdrawal functions - Both
withdraw()andwithdrawToL2()in the base contract are protected withonlyRecipient - The
withdrawToProtocolVault()function performs a critical operation (withdrawing non-reserved funds) but has no access restrictions
The original review comment is correct in suggesting access control implementation.
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Consider adding access control.
This function performs a critical operation (withdrawing all non-reserved funds) and should potentially be restricted to authorized callers (e.g., admin or governance).
Let's check if other similar functions in the codebase have access control:
Consider implementing one of these patterns:
- Add Ownable or AccessControl pattern
- Implement a time-delay mechanism
- Add a maximum withdrawal limit per transaction
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Description
Added a function to withdraw all remaining balance of
ValidatorRewardVaulttoProtocolVault. It can be called by anyone, so should be upgraded after all the outputs in V1 are finalized.Fixed some wrong test codes also.