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add log for txpool tx track #1046

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add log for tx that be consumed in txpool

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    • Enhanced logging for transaction eviction and lifecycle management, improving monitoring capabilities.
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    • Updated version patch from 24 to 25, reflecting the latest release version.

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The changes in this pull request focus on enhancing logging within the TxPool implementation in core/tx_pool.go and updating the patch version in params/version.go. The logging improvements include the addition of log statements for transaction eviction and long-lived transactions. Additionally, the VersionPatch constant has been incremented from 24 to 25, reflecting a minor version update without altering any core functionality.

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File Change Summary
core/tx_pool.go Enhanced logging for transaction eviction and long-lived transactions; added debug logs.
params/version.go Updated VersionPatch constant from 24 to 25 to reflect a patch version increment.

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In the burrow deep, where the logs do leap,
A patch was made, not a sound to keep.
With info bright, the transactions shine,
Evictions noted, all is fine!
Hopping through code, we cheer with glee,
For every change, a better spree! 🐇✨


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core/tx_pool.go (8)

434-436: Consider using Debug log level for transaction evictions

While logging evicted transactions is useful for debugging, using the Info log level for frequent operations like transaction evictions might lead to excessive logging. Consider changing this to log.Debug to reduce log verbosity during normal operations.

-						log.Info("evict queue tx for timeout", "tx", tx.Hash().String())
+						log.Debug("evict queue tx for timeout", "tx", tx.Hash().String())

869-870: Consider using Debug log level for new pooled transactions

Similar to the previous comment, logging new pooled transactions at the Info level might lead to excessive logging during normal operations. Consider changing this to log.Debug to maintain consistency and reduce log verbosity.

-		log.Info("Pooled new executable transaction", "hash", hash, "from", from, "to", tx.To())
+		log.Debug("Pooled new executable transaction", "hash", hash, "from", from, "to", tx.To())

891-892: Consider using Debug log level for new future transactions

Consistent with the previous comments, logging new future transactions at the Info level might lead to excessive logging during normal operations. Consider changing this to log.Debug to maintain consistency across the codebase and reduce log verbosity.

-	log.Info("Pooled new future transaction", "hash", hash, "from", from, "to", tx.To())
+	log.Debug("Pooled new future transaction", "hash", hash, "from", from, "to", tx.To())

Line range hint 926-932: Consider using Debug log level for enqueued transactions and good addition of "new tx" info

Consistent with the previous comments, logging enqueued transactions at the Info level might lead to excessive logging during normal operations. Consider changing this to log.Debug to maintain consistency across the codebase and reduce log verbosity.

The addition of the "new tx" information in the log is a good improvement, as it helps distinguish between new and existing transactions.

-	log.Info("Enqueued transaction", "hash", hash.String(), "from", from, "to", tx.To(), "new tx", !addAll)
+	log.Debug("Enqueued transaction", "hash", hash.String(), "from", from, "to", tx.To(), "new tx", !addAll)

980-981: Consider using Debug log level for promoted transactions

In line with the previous comments, logging promoted transactions at the Info level might lead to excessive logging during normal operations. Consider changing this to log.Debug to maintain consistency across the codebase and reduce log verbosity.

-	log.Info("Promoted transaction from queue to pending", "hash", hash.String(), "from", addr, "to", tx.To())
+	log.Debug("Promoted transaction from queue to pending", "hash", hash.String(), "from", addr, "to", tx.To())

1152-1154: Consider using Debug log level for removed transactions

Consistent with the previous comments, logging removed transactions at the Info level might lead to excessive logging during normal operations. Consider changing this to log.Debug to maintain consistency across the codebase and reduce log verbosity.

-	log.Info("remove tx", "hash", hash, "outofbound", outofbound)
+	log.Debug("remove tx", "hash", hash, "outofbound", outofbound)

1381-1383: Consider using Debug log level for consistency, but Info might be acceptable

While we've been recommending changing log levels to Debug for consistency and to reduce log verbosity, this particular log for dumping transaction hashes during reorg might be acceptable at the Info level. It's a less frequent operation and is guarded by a threshold check.

However, for the sake of consistency across the codebase, you might still want to consider changing it to Debug. The decision should be based on how critical this information is for regular monitoring vs. debugging.

If you decide to change it for consistency:

-				log.Info("dumping runReorg tx hashes", "txHash", txs.Hash().Hex())
+				log.Debug("dumping runReorg tx hashes", "txHash", txs.Hash().Hex())

1535-1537: Consider using Debug log level for removed cap-exceeding transactions

Consistent with the previous comments, logging removed cap-exceeding transactions at the Info level might lead to excessive logging, especially if the cap is frequently reached. Consider changing this to log.Debug to maintain consistency across the codebase and reduce log verbosity.

-						log.Info("Removed cap-exceeding queued transaction", "hash", hash)
+						log.Debug("Removed cap-exceeding queued transaction", "hash", hash)
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core/tx_pool.go (1)

1776-1778: Appropriate use of Warn log level for long-lived transactions

This is a good addition to the logging system. Using the Warn log level for transactions that have been in the pool for over 30 minutes is appropriate. It helps highlight potential issues with long-lived transactions without being as verbose as Info-level logging.

The condition txLifecycle >= time.Minute*30 ensures that this log only appears for truly long-lived transactions, which is a good practice to avoid unnecessary warnings.

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georgehao commented Oct 21, 2024

rollback some log level. use vmodule=core/tx_pool.go=4 to instead. https://github.com/scroll-tech/testnet/pull/1423/files

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@georgehao georgehao changed the base branch from develop to syncUpstream/active October 21, 2024 14:27
@georgehao georgehao dismissed stale reviews from 0xmountaintop and colinlyguo October 21, 2024 14:27

The base branch was changed.

@georgehao georgehao changed the base branch from syncUpstream/active to develop October 21, 2024 14:31
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Close this pr to update the changes to syncUpstream/active branch. #1079

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