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Convert confirm and eth_filter to async #394

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@e00E e00E commented Oct 23, 2020

It would be good if someone could double check that I did not accidentally introduce any logic changes when converting the state machine manual future implementations to async.

I've marked some problems that I noticed in the existing code while converting it. This PR doesn't fix them but I put a comment there to mark them.

Fixes #393

src/confirm.rs Outdated
Comment on lines 44 to 53
// TODO: The stream should have additional checks:
// * We should not continue calling next on a stream that has completed (has returned None). We expect this to never
// happen for the blocks filter but to be safe we should handle this case for example by `fuse`ing the stream or
// erroring when it does complete.
// * We do not handle the case where the stream returns an error which means we are wrongly counting it as a
// confirmation.
let filter_stream = filter.stream(poll_interval).skip(confirmations);
futures::pin_mut!(filter_stream);
loop {
let _ = filter_stream.next().await;
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problem 1

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I presume this behaviour was already broken before the refactor, right? Can we please log this as a separate issue and add an issue number to the TODO above?

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Yes, this PR doesn't change the behavior (bug was already there). I don't want to fix it in this PR. Added issue link.

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Comment on lines 81 to 87
// TODO: We should remove this `expect`. No matter what happens inside the node, this shouldn't be a panic.
// Should convert this into an some error. InternalError probably makes sense but then we cannot provide the error
// message. Maybe make new error for this? Or allow InternalError to carry a message.
let receipt = eth
.transaction_receipt(hash)
.await?
.expect("receipt can't be null after wait for confirmations; qed");
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problem 2

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Maybe let's put the responsibility to unwrap on the user? I.e. returning Option<TransactionReceipt> here?

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Like above the issue was already there and I don't want to fix it in this PR. Added issue link.

@e00E e00E force-pushed the confirm-async branch 2 times, most recently from ec29987 to cc3fd3b Compare October 23, 2020 13:05
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Looks really nice! I didn't find anything suspicious, only couple of minor things to fix, thanks!

src/confirm.rs Outdated
Comment on lines 44 to 53
// TODO: The stream should have additional checks:
// * We should not continue calling next on a stream that has completed (has returned None). We expect this to never
// happen for the blocks filter but to be safe we should handle this case for example by `fuse`ing the stream or
// erroring when it does complete.
// * We do not handle the case where the stream returns an error which means we are wrongly counting it as a
// confirmation.
let filter_stream = filter.stream(poll_interval).skip(confirmations);
futures::pin_mut!(filter_stream);
loop {
let _ = filter_stream.next().await;
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I presume this behaviour was already broken before the refactor, right? Can we please log this as a separate issue and add an issue number to the TODO above?

src/confirm.rs Outdated
Comment on lines 81 to 87
// TODO: We should remove this `expect`. No matter what happens inside the node, this shouldn't be a panic.
// Should convert this into an some error. InternalError probably makes sense but then we cannot provide the error
// message. Maybe make new error for this? Or allow InternalError to carry a message.
let receipt = eth
.transaction_receipt(hash)
.await?
.expect("receipt can't be null after wait for confirmations; qed");
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Maybe let's put the responsibility to unwrap on the user? I.e. returning Option<TransactionReceipt> here?

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Great, thanks again!

@tomusdrw tomusdrw merged commit 96b7ac3 into tomusdrw:master Oct 27, 2020
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