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[2/3] Graph RIP: multi: Graph Source Abstraction #9243

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PR description

Depends on #9236

This PR adds a new GraphSource interface and passes it around to
various sub-systems of LND instead of passing around the raw
*graphdb.ChannelGraph pointer. This will allow us to plug in a different
graph source if we so please. The new ImplementationCfg.GraphProvider
can be be overridden to provide a different graph source.

This PR by itself is a pure refactor with no logic changes.

PR Flow:

  • The first few commits are just some clean-up/setup commits
  • Then, the new GraphSource interface is added and one by one we add to
    interface and pass it around to more and more parts of the code base.
  • Remove all `context.TODOs added in the PR

Testing this PR:

See/use this demo multinode binary PR to test this PR.
It shows how one LND node can be used as the remote graph source of
another LND node. See that PR description for a more in depth description.

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Exciting functionality!

@guggero guggero self-requested a review November 4, 2024 16:24
@ellemouton ellemouton marked this pull request as draft November 8, 2024 17:41
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quite a big change/update incoming here soon - so not ready to review yet! 🦖

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@ellemouton ellemouton marked this pull request as ready for review November 13, 2024 09:06
@ellemouton ellemouton changed the title multi: Graph Source Abstraction [2/3] Graph RIP: multi: Graph Source Abstraction Nov 13, 2024
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Alrighty: updated. See the updated PR description for: 1) PR description 2) PR Flow and 3) how to test this PR.

The follow up PR will add the RPC implementation of the GraphSource

Simplify the ChannelGraphSource interface by removing this unused
method.
For consistency in the graphsessoin.graph interface, we let the
FetchNodeFeatures method take a read transaction just like the
ForEachNodeDirectedChannel. This is nice because then all calls in the
same pathfinding transaction use the same read transaction.
The package name is kept the same. So this is just for less stuttering
at a path level.
This commit adds a new GraphSources interface that LND requires for
graph related read-only queries. As of this commit, the interface is
empty but it will be populated over the next couple of commits. We add
an implementation of this interface backed by a pointer to a
graphdb.ChannelGraph.

The infrustructure is put into place so that the GraphSoure provided to
LND can be overridden by a caller of the lnd.Main function. By default,
LND will satisfy the interface itself via the new `graphsource.DBSource`
struct.
In this commit, we take the existing graphsession.ReadyOnlyGraph
interface and remove its usage of a kvdb.RTx and replace it with a more
abstract `RTx` interface type.

The new GraphSource interface is expanded to include the
graphsession.ReadOnlyGraph interface and the implementation of it,
DBSource, is expanded to include the new methods. It converts the
given RTx to the underlying kvdb read transaction where needed.
Since the GraphSource interface may be satisfied by an RPC connection,
it is best practice to pass a context through to any call in the
interface.

The ChanGraphSource implementation, which uses a kvdb backend, does not
make use of the ctx. Any call-sites are for now given a `context.TODO()`
which will all be addressed in follow up commits.
Define a new GraphSource interface required by the invoicerpc server and
remove its access to the graphdb.ChannelGraph pointer. Add the new
invoicesrpc.GraphSource interface to the GraphSource interface
and let DBSource implement it.
In this commit, we add a bunch of graph methods to the GraphSource, let
DBSource implement it and then we use the graph source for these
methods for the GetNodeInfo, VerifyMessage, DescribeGraph,
GetNodeMetrics, GetChanInfo and GetNodeInfo RPC calls along with peer
alias lookup.
We will later implement this interface with a backing RPC connection and
so it makes sense to pass a context through for cancellation.
So that LND can use a different GraphSource for network bootstrapping
and does not need to rely on its local graph db.
so that the external graph source can be used to query network
information rather than depending on the local graph DB.
So that the calcuation is abstracted behind the interface and not
necessarily dependent on LND's local channel graph.
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