chore(all) updated mockery to 2.49.0 #2173
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/prunable.mock.go (1)
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1-70: Generated code maintenance recommendation.Since this is auto-generated code, consider adding the following to your development workflow:
- Add
make generate-checkto your CI pipeline to ensure generated files are up-to-date- Document the mockery version in your go.mod or tools.go for consistent tooling across the team
mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/mocks/blobs_bundle.mock.go (1)
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1-150: Consider documenting testing patterns for BlobsBundle mockThe mock implementation provides a robust interface for testing EIP-4844 blob operations. Consider adding examples in the package documentation to demonstrate common testing patterns, especially around blob commitments and proofs validation.
Example documentation to add:
// Example test patterns: // // func TestBlobValidation(t *testing.T) { // bundle := NewBlobsBundle(t) // bundle.EXPECT().GetBlobs().Return([]*eip4844.Blob{...}) // bundle.EXPECT().GetCommitments().Return([]eip4844.KZGCommitment{...}) // bundle.EXPECT().GetProofs().Return([]bytes.B48{...}) // // // Test your blob validation logic // }mod/state-transition/pkg/core/mocks/execution_engine.mock.go (1)
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1-85: Overall assessment: Safe and consistent mock updatesThe changes from mockery v2.49.0 update are well-structured and improve type safety by replacing
anywithinterface{}. The modifications are consistent throughout the file and maintain the original behavior of the mock implementation.Consider adding this version update to your CI checks to ensure consistent mockery versions across the project.
mod/primitives/pkg/crypto/mocks/bls_signer.mock.go (1)
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1-171: Consider documenting the type system changesThe change from custom types (
crypto.BLSPubkey,crypto.BLSSignature) to fixed-size byte arrays ([48]byte,[96]byte) represents a significant architectural decision. Consider documenting the rationale behind this change in the package documentation to help maintainers understand the design choice.
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mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/mocks/blobs_bundle.mock.go(1 hunks)mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/mocks/built_execution_payload_env.mock.go(7 hunks)mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/mocks/payload_attributer.mock.go(1 hunks)mod/node-api/backend/mocks/availability_store.mock.go(5 hunks)mod/node-api/backend/mocks/beacon_block_header.mock.go(13 hunks)mod/node-api/backend/mocks/beacon_state.mock.go(28 hunks)mod/node-api/backend/mocks/block_store.mock.go(6 hunks)mod/node-api/backend/mocks/deposit_store.mock.go(5 hunks)mod/node-api/backend/mocks/node.mock.go(3 hunks)mod/node-api/backend/mocks/state_processor.mock.go(4 hunks)mod/node-api/backend/mocks/storage_backend.mock.go(7 hunks)mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go(1 hunks)mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal.mock.go(4 hunks)mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal_credentials.mock.go(1 hunks)mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/mocks/basic.mock.go(1 hunks)mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/mocks/dispatcher.mock.go(1 hunks)mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/mocks/registry_option.mock.go(1 hunks)mod/primitives/pkg/crypto/mocks/bls_signer.mock.go(6 hunks)mod/state-transition/pkg/core/mocks/execution_engine.mock.go(4 hunks)mod/storage/pkg/interfaces/mocks/db.mock.go(1 hunks)mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/beacon_block.mock.go(1 hunks)mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/block_event.mock.go(1 hunks)mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/prunable.mock.go(1 hunks)mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/pruner.mock.go(1 hunks)
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/beacon_block.mock.go (3)
1-1: Version update confirmed
The mockery version has been successfully updated to v2.49.0 as intended.
Line range hint 21-89: Implementation maintains compatibility
The mock implementation preserves all existing functionality and type safety checks while using the new mockery version. No breaking changes were introduced.
Line range hint 3-19: Verify mock regeneration
The mock structure looks correct. Since this is an auto-generated file, let's verify the generation process.
✅ Verification successful
Mock generation is correctly implemented and up-to-date
The mock file is correctly generated and consistent with its interface. Evidence:
- The mock is generated by mockery v2.49.0 as indicated in the header comment
- The BeaconBlock interface in
types.gomatches exactly with the generated mock implementation - The mock correctly implements the single method
GetSlot() math.U64from the interface - All necessary mock helper methods (EXPECT, Run, Return, etc.) are properly generated
- The mock is being actively used in the package's test files
- The generated mock follows the standard mockery patterns and includes proper cleanup registration
The mock generation process appears to be working as expected, and no issues were found with the generated code.
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mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/mocks/dispatcher.mock.go (2)
1-1: LGTM! Version update looks correct.
The mockery version has been updated from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 as intended.
1-1: Verify generated code matches expectations.
Since this is generated code, let's ensure it was generated correctly.
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Generated mock correctly implements the Dispatcher interface
The mock file is correctly generated by mockery v2.49.0 and properly implements the Dispatcher interface from mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/registry.go. Verification shows:
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- Contains the standard mockery-generated structure and helper methods
- The mock's package and imports are correctly set up
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/prunable.mock.go (1)
1-1: Version update confirmed.
The mockery version has been successfully updated to v2.49.0 as intended.
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mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/mocks/registry_option.mock.go (2)
1-1: Version update successfully applied
The mockery version has been correctly updated to v2.49.0, which aligns with the PR objective.
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Mock generation is consistent and correctly implements the interface
The verification shows that:
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/node.mock.go (5)
1-1: Version update verified
The mockery version update to v2.49.0 matches the PR objective.
8-10: Type parameter improvement
The change from any to interface{} for the Node type parameter improves type system clarity. While functionally equivalent, interface{} is more explicit about type constraints.
12-14: Consistent type parameter updates
Type parameter changes for Node_Expecter and Node_CreateQueryContext_Call maintain consistency with the Node type definition.
Also applies to: 51-53
Line range hint 1-91: Verify regeneration with make command
The changes look good and are consistent with the mockery v2.49.0 update. As mentioned in the PR description, please verify that running make generate-check completes successfully to ensure all mocks are properly regenerated.
Consider adding a CI check to ensure mock versions stay consistent across the codebase in future updates.
Line range hint 81-91: Constructor signature updated correctly
The NewNode constructor signature has been properly updated to use interface{} type parameter, maintaining consistency with the type definitions.
Let's verify that all mock files have been regenerated with the new version:
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All mock files have been regenerated with mockery v2.49.0
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal.mock.go (5)
1-1: LGTM: Version update matches PR objective
The mockery version has been correctly updated to v2.49.0 as intended.
13-15: Type parameter change maintains functionality
The change from any to interface{} is a syntactic update introduced by mockery v2.49.0. Both are equivalent in Go, representing the empty interface that can hold values of any type.
17-19: LGTM: Consistent type parameter update
The type parameter change is consistent with the main type definition.
46-48: LGTM: Type parameter update maintains consistency
The type parameter change is consistent with other struct definitions.
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Mock generation pattern is consistent with other generic mocks
The verification shows that the Withdrawal mock's structure and constructor follow the same pattern as other generic mocks in the codebase:
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal_credentials.mock.go (1)
1-1: Verify mock generation with the new mockery version
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All mock files consistently use mockery v2.49.0
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mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/mocks/basic.mock.go (1)
1-1: LGTM! Mockery version update looks good.
The update from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 has been properly applied to this generated file.
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All mock files consistently use mockery v2.49.0
The verification shows that all 23 mock files across different modules have been properly updated to use mockery v2.49.0. The version is consistent throughout the codebase, indicating a complete and successful update.
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/pruner.mock.go (4)
1-1: Version update confirmed.
The mockery version has been successfully updated to v2.49.0 as intended.
Line range hint 13-17: Implementation structure looks good.
The mock implementation maintains proper type safety with generic constraints and follows mockery's best practices.
Line range hint 27-42: Robust error handling in Name method.
The implementation includes proper panic protection for missing return values and handles type assertions correctly.
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Let's ensure the type parameter usage is consistent with other updated mock files.
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Type parameter usage is consistent across mock files
Based on the analysis of mock files, the type parameter usage is consistent across the codebase. The mock files consistently use interface{} as type parameters in generic type declarations and method signatures, while using concrete types (like context.Context) where specific types are required. There are no instances of any type being used in the mock files.
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17-17: LGTM! Consistent type parameter updates.
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Line range hint 86-94: LGTM! Constructor signature updated correctly.
The constructor's type parameter change maintains consistency with the type definition while preserving the testing interface requirements.
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Constructor signature change is correctly implemented and all usages are compatible
The updated NewStateProcessor constructor in the mock with single type parameter BeaconStateT aligns perfectly with its interface definition in mod/node-api/backend/types.go. All usage sites across the codebase are using the correct type parameters for their respective contexts:
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The mockery version has been updated as intended. Since this is generated code, let's verify it was generated correctly.
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Mock files are consistently generated with mockery v2.49.0
All mock files in the mod/node-api/backend/mocks/ directory have been verified to be generated with mockery v2.49.0, showing consistent versioning across the codebase. The version update has been properly applied across all generated files.
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mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/mocks/blobs_bundle.mock.go (1)
1-1: LGTM! Mockery version update looks good.
The update from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 is correctly reflected in the generated file.
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All mock files have been updated to mockery v2.49.0
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- The update has been consistently applied across all 24 mock files
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/mocks/execution_engine.mock.go (5)
1-1: Confirmed mockery version update to v2.49.0
The version update matches the PR objective.
19-21: LGTM: Consistent type parameter updates
The type parameter changes are consistently applied across related structures.
46-48: LGTM: Type parameters updated correctly
The mock call structure maintains consistency with the updated type parameters while preserving the original behavior.
Line range hint 76-85: Verify mock usage in tests
The constructor is updated correctly. Let's verify that existing tests are compatible with the updated mock implementation.
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Mock usage is correctly implemented in tests
All test files are using the updated mock constructor with the correct type parameters (*types.ExecutionPayload, *types.ExecutionPayloadHeader, engineprimitives.Withdrawals), which matches the updated mock implementation.
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15-17: Verify type parameter changes across the codebase
The change from any to interface{} for ExecutionPayloadHeaderT is an improvement in type safety. Let's verify this change is consistent across the codebase.
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Change from any to interface{} is consistent with codebase patterns
The verification shows that:
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1-1: LGTM! Version update looks good.
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mod/primitives/pkg/crypto/mocks/bls_signer.mock.go (2)
126-126: LGTM! Type changes are consistent
The parameter type changes in the VerifySignature method are consistent with the PublicKey and Sign method changes. The implementation properly handles type assertions and maintains the original error handling behavior.
Also applies to: 134-134, 156-158
1-1: Verify mockery version consistency across all mock files
The mockery version has been updated to v2.49.0. Let's verify this update is consistent across all mock files.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/availability_store.mock.go (2)
1-1: LGTM: Mockery version update is consistent with PR objectives.
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13-13: LGTM: Type parameter changes from any to interface{}.
The change from any to interface{} in type parameters is a consistent pattern across the file and appears to be part of the mockery v2.49.0 update. This change maintains backward compatibility while potentially improving type safety.
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Type parameter changes to interface{} are consistent across all mock files
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mod/storage/pkg/interfaces/mocks/db.mock.go (3)
Line range hint 8-191: Implementation follows mockery best practices.
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- Clear separation of concerns
- Comprehensive CRUD operations
- Type-safe expectation helpers
Line range hint 193-205: Constructor implementation is well-structured.
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1-1: LGTM! Mockery version update is consistent with PR objectives.
The update from mockery v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 aligns with the PR's goal. The generated mock implementation maintains the expected structure and functionality.
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- The DB mock implementation maintains the same structure with no breaking changes
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/deposit_store.mock.go (5)
1-1: Mockery version upgrade confirmed.
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8-14: Type parameter changes look good.
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Line range hint 1-183: Overall changes look good and align with PR objectives.
The mockery upgrade and type parameter changes have been applied consistently throughout the file. The changes are mechanical, generated by the tool, and maintain backward compatibility. The PR objective to upgrade mockery to v2.49.0 has been successfully achieved.
39-41: Mock method implementations maintain consistency.
All mock call structures have been updated consistently to use interface{} type parameters while preserving the original method signatures and error handling.
Also applies to: 97-99, 144-146
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Mock implementations are consistently using interface{} type parameters
Looking at the grep results, all mock files in the codebase, including the deposit_store.mock.go, are consistently using interface{} as type parameters where generic constraints are not required. The specific structures mentioned in the review (DepositStore_EnqueueDeposits_Call, DepositStore_GetDepositsByIndex_Call, and DepositStore_Prune_Call) all correctly use interface{} type parameter, maintaining consistency with the codebase's type parameter conventions.
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Line range hint 174-183: Constructor changes are correct.
The constructor has been properly updated with the new type parameter while maintaining all necessary mock setup functionality.
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/block_event.mock.go (2)
1-1: LGTM! Mockery version successfully updated to v2.49.0.
The mock file has been correctly regenerated with the new mockery version.
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Mockery v2.49.0 update has been consistently applied across all mock files
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Line range hint 1-180: Verify regeneration with make generate-check
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Mock generation appears to be correctly implemented
The mock file block_event.mock.go is properly generated by mockery v2.49.0 from the BlockEvent interface defined in types.go. The mock implementation correctly matches the interface definition with all required methods (Is, Data, Context, ID). While there's no explicit generate-check target in the Makefile, the mock generation appears to be working correctly as evidenced by:
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types.go - The presence of other correctly generated mocks in the same directory
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/block_store.mock.go (5)
13-15: LGTM: Type parameter refinement
The change from any to interface{} is a good practice as it makes the type constraints more explicit while maintaining the same functionality.
17-19: LGTM: Consistent type parameter update
The type parameter change to interface{} is consistently applied to the Expecter type, maintaining type system coherence.
54-54: LGTM: Uniform type parameter updates
The type parameter changes to interface{} are consistently applied across all mock call types (GetParentSlotByTimestamp, GetSlotByBlockRoot, GetSlotByStateRoot), maintaining a uniform type system throughout the mock implementation.
Also applies to: 110-110, 166-166
1-1: Verify mockery version update impact
The mockery version has been updated to v2.49.0. This change appears to primarily affect type parameters, changing them from any to interface{}.
✅ Verification successful
Mockery update successfully verified
The verification results show that:
- All mock files in the codebase are now using mockery v2.49.0
- Type parameters are consistently using proper Go generic syntax with concrete types or interface constraints
- No files remain with the old mockery v2.48.0 version
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Line range hint 195-204: LGTM: Constructor updated consistently
The constructor has been updated to use interface{} type parameter consistently with other changes. The mock cleanup and assertion functionality remains intact.
mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go (5)
1-1: LGTM: Mockery version update confirmed.
The mockery version has been successfully updated to v2.49.0 as intended.
Line range hint 31-33: LGTM: Proper error handling for mock methods.
All methods include appropriate panic handling with clear error messages when return values are not specified, which helps in debugging test configurations.
Also applies to: 71-73, 111-113
Line range hint 154-164: LGTM: Well-structured mock constructor.
The constructor properly initializes the mock and registers cleanup for assertion verification, following testing best practices.
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Line range hint 89-90: Verify consistent parameter type usage across mocks.
The expecter methods use interface{} type for parameters while maintaining concrete math.U64 types in the actual implementations. This is the expected pattern in mockery v2.49.0.
Also applies to: 134-135
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Parameter type usage is consistent with mockery v2.49.0 patterns
The verification confirms that the mock implementation follows the expected pattern:
- The actual implementation methods (
IsFullyWithdrawable,IsPartiallyWithdrawable) use concretemath.U64types - The expecter methods use
interface{}type for parameters, allowing for flexible argument matching - This pattern is consistently implemented across both methods in the validator mock
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mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/mocks/built_execution_payload_env.mock.go (5)
1-1: LGTM: Mockery version update
The version update from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 aligns with the PR objectives.
13-20: LGTM: Type parameter improvement
The change from any to interface{} is a good practice as it makes the type constraints more explicit. This change is backwards compatible since any is just an alias for interface{} in Go.
Line range hint 213-222: LGTM: Constructor implementation
The constructor maintains proper functionality with the updated type parameter, including correct cleanup registration and mock initialization.
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Mockery v2.49.0 update successfully verified across all mock files
All generated mock files consistently use mockery v2.49.0, and no files with the old version (v2.48.0) were found in the codebase. The update has been properly and comprehensively applied.
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46-46: LGTM: Consistent type parameter updates
The type parameter changes from any to interface{} have been consistently applied across all mock method implementations and their associated call types. The underlying functionality remains unchanged.
Also applies to: 93-93, 140-140, 185-185
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LGTM: Type parameter changes are correctly and consistently implemented
The verification confirms that all type parameters in the mock file built_execution_payload_env.mock.go consistently use interface{} instead of any. All related types (BuiltExecutionPayloadEnv, BuiltExecutionPayloadEnv_Expecter, and all method-specific call types) follow the same pattern with ExecutionPayloadT interface{} as their type parameter.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/storage_backend.mock.go (4)
1-1: Mockery version upgrade looks good
The update to mockery v2.49.0 aligns with the PR objectives. This is an auto-generated file, and the version upgrade appears to be applied correctly.
12-16: Type parameter changes are consistent
The transition from any to interface{} in type parameters is consistent with Go's type system and the mockery v2.49.0 generation patterns. This change maintains backward compatibility while being more explicit about type constraints.
45-45: Mock implementation structures are properly updated
The type definitions for all mock call structures (AvailabilityStore, BlockStore, DepositStore, and StateFromContext) have been consistently updated to use interface{} for type parameters. This maintains consistency across the entire mock implementation.
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Line range hint 215-223: Constructor implementation is correct
The NewStorageBackend constructor function maintains proper type parameter constraints using interface{} and correctly implements the mock initialization and cleanup pattern.
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Mock implementation is auto-generated and follows correct patterns
The constructor implementation is part of an auto-generated mock file created by mockery v2.49.0. The mock follows the standard testify/mock patterns with proper generic type parameters and cleanup handling. The implementation is correct and consistent with mockery's generation patterns.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/beacon_block_header.mock.go (4)
1-1: LGTM: Mockery version updated successfully
The mockery version has been correctly updated to v2.49.0 as intended in the PR objectives.
13-17: LGTM: Type parameter constraints refined
The change from any to interface{} in type parameters is a good refinement that:
- Makes type constraints more explicit
- Maintains backward compatibility
- Aligns with Go's type system best practices
Line range hint 493-503: LGTM: Constructor updated consistently
The constructor function has been correctly updated with the new type parameter syntax while maintaining all existing functionality:
- Type parameter constraint updated to
interface{} - Mock cleanup and assertion behavior preserved
Line range hint 46-464: Verify consistent type parameter updates across all methods
The type parameter changes from any to interface{} have been consistently applied across all mock method implementations and their corresponding call types. Let's verify this consistency:
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Type parameter changes are consistently implemented
The verification confirms that:
- No instances of
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/beacon_state.mock.go (4)
1-1: LGTM: Version update matches PR objective.
The mockery version has been updated from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 as intended.
15-15: LGTM: Type parameter constraints improved.
The change from any to interface{} improves type safety by being more explicit about the constraints. This change is applied consistently across both struct definitions.
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1354-1356: LGTM: Implementation properly handles the type change.
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- Type assertions in the mock implementation
- Error handling
- Return type handling
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/prunable.mock.go (1)
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1-77: Consider documenting the alias-resolution TODOThe PR mentions a TODO regarding missing alias-resolution that will be kept unchanged. Consider adding a comment in the generated mock file or a separate documentation file explaining this limitation and its implications for future maintenance.
mod/state-transition/pkg/core/mocks/execution_engine.mock.go (1)
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ExecutionPayloadHeaderTis defined asany. While both work similarly in Go, usinginterface{}might be more idiomatic and consistent with the codebase's style.Also applies to: 20-22
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/beacon_block.mock.go (2)
1-1: LGTM! Mockery version update looks good.
The update from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 is correctly reflected in the generated code header.
Line range hint 1-67: Verify mock generation and type changes.
The file is auto-generated and should be verified using the provided command. Additionally, let's verify the type changes mentioned in the summary.
✅ Verification successful
Mock generation and type changes verified successfully
The verification shows that:
- The mock file is correctly generated from the
BeaconBlockinterface inmod/storage/pkg/pruner/types.go - The interface only requires the
GetSlot() math.U64method, which is correctly implemented in the mock - The only change is a minor version bump in mockery from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0
- The mock is used appropriately in tests (
pruner_test.go) - No breaking changes or type modifications were introduced
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mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/mocks/dispatcher.mock.go (2)
1-1: LGTM! Mockery version update looks good.
The update from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 is correctly reflected in the generated code.
Line range hint 1-73: Verify generated code matches expectations.
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Mock implementation matches the interface correctly
The generated mock correctly implements the Dispatcher interface from mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/registry.go which only requires a single method Start(ctx context.Context) error. The mock file provides all the necessary methods and test helpers for this interface.
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/prunable.mock.go (2)
1-1: Version update looks good!
The mockery version has been correctly updated to v2.49.0 as intended.
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- The codebase extensively uses generics with
anyandinterface{}type parameters across various packages - Other mockery-generated files in the codebase follow the same pattern of using
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mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/mocks/registry_option.mock.go (4)
1-1: Version update confirmed
The mockery version has been successfully updated to v2.49.0 as intended.
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The use of interface{} for parameter typing in the expecter method is appropriate and consistent with Go's type system.
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The Execute method implementation includes proper error handling, type assertions, and panic conditions for missing return values.
Line range hint 1-78: Verify the status of alias-resolution TODO
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mod/node-core/pkg/components/dispatcher.go (1)
60-62: LGTM! The formatting change improves readability.
The multi-line formatting of dp.WithEvent call is consistent with the formatting used for other similar calls in the file (e.g., the ValidatorUpdateEvent below it).
Let's verify the formatting consistency across the codebase:
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Formatting is consistent with the codebase style
The search results confirm that the multi-line formatting of WithEvent calls is consistently applied throughout the file, with both instances (async.Event[ConsensusBlockT] and ValidatorUpdateEvent) following the same pattern:
- Opening parenthesis on the first line with the method call
- Event type on the second line, indented
- Closing parenthesis on the third line
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/node.mock.go (3)
Line range hint 8-10: LGTM: Mock implementation follows best practices
The mock implementation:
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- Provides expectation helpers
- Includes cleanup in the constructor
Also applies to: 12-14, 47-49, 82-88
1-1: Verify mockery version update
The version comment has been updated to v2.49.0. However, let's verify if the update was properly applied across the codebase.
Line range hint 20-45: Verify error handling in CreateQueryContext
The implementation includes proper panic handling for missing return values and type assertions. However, let's verify if this matches the interface contract.
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Error handling in CreateQueryContext mock matches the interface contract
The mock implementation in node.mock.go correctly implements the Node interface's CreateQueryContext method. The error handling is appropriate as it:
- Properly panics when no return values are specified (essential for mock behavior)
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal.mock.go (3)
Line range hint 29-43: LGTM: Proper error handling in New method
The implementation includes appropriate panic handling for missing return values and type assertions.
Line range hint 83-91: LGTM: Clean test mock setup
The NewWithdrawal function properly sets up the mock with cleanup and expectations assertion.
Line range hint 13-15: Consider updating type parameters for consistency
The type parameter T any is used consistently across all struct and function definitions. If the intention is to update to interface{} as mentioned in the summary, these changes should be applied.
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Type parameter [T any] is consistently used across the codebase
The verification shows that [T any] is used consistently across all generic type definitions in the codebase, including interfaces and structs. There are no instances of [T interface{}], confirming that the current implementation in withdrawal.mock.go follows the established pattern.
mod/node-api/backend/types.godefines the interfaceWithdrawal[T any]mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal.mock.goimplements it with matching type parameter[T any]- All other generic types in the codebase (12 occurrences) consistently use
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30-30: Verify mockery version compatibility
The addition of resolve-type-alias: False aligns with the mockery v2.49.0 upgrade. Let's verify the version update in go.mod.
mod/node-api/backend/mocks/withdrawal_credentials.mock.go (5)
Line range hint 11-22: LGTM: Mock structure maintained after update
The mock type definitions and expecter pattern remain consistent with mockery's best practices.
Line range hint 54-93: LGTM: Helper types and constructor maintained
The helper types and constructor implementation follow mockery's standard patterns and maintain proper cleanup functionality.
Line range hint 1-93: Acknowledged: TODO regarding alias-resolution
As mentioned in the PR objectives, the TODO regarding missing alias-resolution is intentionally kept unchanged. This is acceptable as it's not related to the mockery version update.
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The file correctly shows the updated mockery version (v2.49.0).
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All mock files have been correctly regenerated with mockery v2.49.0
All 24 mock files across the codebase have been consistently regenerated with mockery v2.49.0, confirming a complete and successful update.
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Line range hint 24-52: LGTM: Method implementation preserved
The ToExecutionAddress method implementation maintains the expected behavior and type safety.
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Interface compatibility verified - mock implementation matches interface definition
The mock implementation in withdrawal_credentials.mock.go correctly matches both interface definitions found in the codebase:
mod/node-api/backend/types.gomod/state-transition/pkg/core/state/types.go
Both interfaces declare identical ToExecutionAddress() (common.ExecutionAddress, error) method signatures, which is exactly what the mock implements.
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mod/node-core/pkg/services/registry/mocks/basic.mock.go (3)
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/pruner.mock.go (4)
Line range hint 13-23: LGTM: Type definitions maintain type safety
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Line range hint 25-45: LGTM: Method implementations are correct and type-safe
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/state_processor.mock.go (3)
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All mock files are consistently using mockery v2.49.0
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/mocks/execution_engine.mock.go (3)
Line range hint 31-54: LGTM: Error handling in mock implementation.
The mock implementation for VerifyAndNotifyNewPayload includes proper error handling:
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Line range hint 82-94: LGTM: Mock cleanup implementation.
The NewExecutionEngine constructor properly:
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mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/mocks/blobs_bundle.mock.go (2)
1-1: LGTM: Mockery version update
The mockery version update from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 is correctly reflected in the generated code.
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Line range hint 1-150: LGTM! Generated mock implementation looks correct.
The generated mock implementation maintains proper structure with:
- Complete interface coverage
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Mock implementation correctly implements all required interface methods
The generated mock implementation perfectly matches the PayloadAttributer interface and its embedded interfaces:
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All methods have proper type assertions, panic handling for missing returns, and helper methods for setting expectations.
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The mockery version has been updated from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0. While the generated code structure remains identical, we should verify this update.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/availability_store.mock.go (2)
Line range hint 1-100: LGTM! The mock implementation is well-structured
The generated mock:
- Properly implements generic type parameters
- Includes appropriate error handling for unspecified return values
- Provides type-safe expectation helpers
- Includes cleanup registration for test assertions
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mod/storage/pkg/interfaces/mocks/db.mock.go (3)
Line range hint 8-191: Implementation maintains backward compatibility
The mock implementation correctly maintains all interface methods with proper type assertions and error handling. Contrary to the AI summary, this file doesn't show any type system changes from any to interface{}.
Line range hint 192-204: Constructor implementation follows best practices
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- Test interface requirements
- Automatic cleanup registration
- Mock expectations verification
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The mockery version has been updated to v2.49.0 as intended. Since this is an auto-generated file, we should verify that the generation process is complete and correct.
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All mock files consistently use mockery v2.49.0
The verification shows that all 24 mock files across the codebase have been properly updated to mockery v2.49.0. There is consistent versioning across all generated files, indicating a complete and successful update.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/deposit_store.mock.go (2)
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The mock implementation looks correct, maintaining proper type parameters and method signatures. Let's verify that existing tests pass with the updated mock version.
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The mockery version update from v2.48.0 to v2.49.0 looks good. The generated code maintains proper structure and type safety.
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mod/storage/pkg/pruner/mocks/block_event.mock.go (4)
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The mockery version has been updated to v2.49.0. Please ensure that make generate-check passes as mentioned in the PR description.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/block_store.mock.go (3)
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/validator.mock.go (4)
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The panic message for missing return values is appropriate, but we should verify that all call sites properly set up return values to avoid runtime panics.
mod/engine-primitives/pkg/engine-primitives/mocks/built_execution_payload_env.mock.go (2)
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/storage_backend.mock.go (3)
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The file has been regenerated with mockery v2.49.0. Let's verify the upgrade didn't introduce breaking changes.
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state/statedb.go (2)
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Review special case handling in ExpectedWithdrawals
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mod/state-transition/pkg/core/state_processor.go (2)
Line range hint 304-324: LGTM! Well-structured processing flow with proper error handling
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304-304: Verify consistent method signature changes for processWithdrawals
The change to pass the entire block instead of just the block body aligns with the refactoring mentioned in the PR summary. However, we should ensure this change is consistently applied across the codebase.
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The initial results show an inconsistency between the example implementation and the core module. We need to verify the exact changes made to the method signature and understand the interface definitions to make a proper assessment.
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mod/node-api/backend/mocks/beacon_block_header.mock.go (4)
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This seems to me the bare minimum to appease the make generate command. However we should consider if we need to add
issue-845-fix: True # see https://vektra.github.io/mockery/latest/deprecations/#issue-845-fix
too
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We don't have inpackage parameter I don't think we need fix for issue-845 ? The issue arises only when inpackage is set to true.
mockery ignored the outpkg: parameter if inpackage: was set to True
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I ran make generate with this fix and it outputs multiple warnings that we should set the issue-845-fix to True. When I set that option the warnings went away so we probably should add that too?
| resolve-type-alias: False # see https://vektra.github.io/mockery/latest/deprecations/#resolve-type-alias | ||
| issue-845-fix: True # see https://vektra.github.io/mockery/latest/deprecations/#issue-845-fix |
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Mockery version needs to be updated to v2.49.0
The verification shows that mockery is currently at v2.43.2 in build/tools/go.mod, but the PR objectives require updating to v2.49.0. While the configuration changes in .mockery.yaml are correct, the version upgrade is incomplete.
- Update mockery version in
build/tools/go.modfrom v2.43.2 to v2.49.0 - Update the version in the generate command in
build/scripts/codegen.mkfrom@latestto@v2.49.0to ensure consistent version usage
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LGTM! Configuration changes align with requirements.
The added configuration options properly address:
- Disabling type alias resolution as required
- Fixing issue-845 warnings during mock generation
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make generate-check+ forbid alias resolution.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
.mockery.yamlfor improved mock generation.Bug Fixes
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mockery v2.48.0tov2.49.0.Chores