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fix: pass FinalizeBlock request and response to ABCIListener #18486

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Closes: #18485

ABCIListener hooks were not being called in FinalizeBlock.

This PR passes FinalizeBlock request/response to registered ABCIListeners.


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  • New Features

    • Integrated streaming service hooks to receive FinalizeBlock messages, enhancing real-time data processing capabilities.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved a data race issue within the BaseApp context.
    • Fixed an inconsistency with viper prefix settings across client and server configurations.
    • Addressed execution issues with the make test-sim-custom-genesis-fast command for simulation tests.
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    • Streamlined error handling for streaming service hooks by logging errors during FinalizeBlock execution.
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The changes involve updates to the cosmos-sdk, specifically within the BaseApp's FinalizeBlock function. The updates add a loop to call streaming service hooks, ensuring that FinalizeBlock messages are passed to ABCIListeners. This addresses a previously reported issue. Additionally, the changelog entries detail bug fixes and improvements, including a resolved data race, consistent viper prefix settings, and a fix for a simulation test command.

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baseapp/abci.go Added a loop to call streaming service hooks with FinalizeBlock messages, logging errors if they occur.
CHANGELOG.md Documented fixes and improvements including the FinalizeBlock hook fix, data race resolution, viper prefix consistency, and simulation test command fix.

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baseapp/abci.go Outdated
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// call the streaming service hooks with the FinalizeBlock messages
for _, streamingListener := range app.streamingManager.ABCIListeners {
if err := streamingListener.ListenFinalizeBlock(app.finalizeBlockState.ctx, *req, *res); err != nil {
panic(fmt.Errorf("ListenFinalizeBlock listening hook failed, height: %d, err: %w", req.Height, err))
}
}
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The code correctly iterates over all ABCIListeners and calls the ListenFinalizeBlock method. However, the use of panic to handle errors from listeners is a bit aggressive. While it is true that a failure in the listeners could indicate a critical system failure that requires immediate attention, panicking will abruptly terminate the application, which might not always be the desired behavior. Consider logging the error and deciding on a recovery strategy that does not necessarily involve panicking, unless this behavior is an explicit requirement.

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  • 69-69: The changelog entry is clear and concise, providing direct links to the pull requests for further details. It correctly summarizes the changes made in the pull requests, which include bug fixes and improvements across different modules of the Cosmos SDK. The use of parentheses to indicate the specific part of the SDK that is affected (e.g., baseapp, client/server, simulation) is helpful for readers to quickly understand the scope of the changes.

baseapp/abci.go Outdated
// call the streaming service hooks with the FinalizeBlock messages
for _, streamingListener := range app.streamingManager.ABCIListeners {
if err := streamingListener.ListenFinalizeBlock(app.finalizeBlockState.ctx, *req, *res); err != nil {
panic(fmt.Errorf("ListenFinalizeBlock listening hook failed, height: %d, err: %w", req.Height, err))
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We should return an error. It will still panic then.

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What about just logging the error like in ListenCommit?

for _, abciListener := range abciListeners {
	if err := abciListener.ListenCommit(ctx, *resp, changeSet); err != nil {
		app.logger.Error("Commit listening hook failed", "height", blockHeight, "err", err)
	}
}

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lets return an error instead of panicking

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Possibly, even better for consistency:

app.logger.Error("Commit listening hook failed", "height", blockHeight, "err", err)

Or switch the other to return an error as well.

FYI: #14207 changed the previous panicking to logging.

Given that CometBFT will still panic at errors, maybe that was the reason.

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So, just log the error without panicking? Instrucions are a bit unclear

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I think we should stay consistent, so if we return an error, we need to update it for the commit listening hook. If we don't, then this one should as well just log.
Personally, maybe it is a bit hard to stop a node if a streaming method returns an error.

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ah sorry, was thinking wrong, we dont want to error here. There is some consistency within streamer but the streamer should not panic or halt the node in baseapp

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only log, sorry for confusion

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Fix applied here. Listeners will only log and never panic or return errors.

@julienrbrt julienrbrt added the backport/v0.50.x PR scheduled for inclusion in the v0.50's next stable release label Nov 16, 2023
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@MSalopek MSalopek force-pushed the masa/18485-abci-listener-finalize-block branch from e465962 to 9f820c4 Compare November 16, 2023 15:33
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  • 69-69: The changelog entries are clear and provide direct links to the pull requests for easy reference. Each entry is categorized by the part of the system it affects (e.g., baseapp, client/server, simulation), which is good for readability and understanding the scope of the changes.

baseapp/abci.go Outdated
Comment on lines 891 to 900
if res != nil {
res.AppHash = app.workingHash()
}

// call the streaming service hooks with the FinalizeBlock messages
for _, streamingListener := range app.streamingManager.ABCIListeners {
if err := streamingListener.ListenFinalizeBlock(app.finalizeBlockState.ctx, *req, *res); err != nil {
app.logger.Error("ListenFinalizeBlock listening hook failed, height: %d, err: %w", req.Height, err)
}
}
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The code correctly iterates over the ABCIListeners and calls the ListenFinalizeBlock method for each listener. However, there are a few considerations to be made:

  1. Error Handling: The error from ListenFinalizeBlock is logged but not handled beyond that. Depending on the criticality of the listener's actions, you might want to consider how errors should be handled. Should the error affect the finalization process, or should it only be logged?

  2. Logging Context: The error logging does not provide the context of which listener failed. Including the listener's identifier in the log message could be helpful for debugging.

  3. Context Cancellation: There is no check for context cancellation before calling the listeners. If the context is canceled, it might be prudent to skip the listener invocation or handle it differently.

Here's a proposed change that addresses the logging context issue:

- app.logger.Error("ListenFinalizeBlock listening hook failed, height: %d, err: %w", req.Height, err)
+ app.logger.Error("ListenFinalizeBlock listening hook failed", "listener", streamingListener.Name(), "height", req.Height, "err", err)

And for context cancellation, you could add a check before the loop:

select {
case <-app.finalizeBlockState.ctx.Done():
    app.logger.Info("Context cancelled before invoking ABCIListeners")
    return res, app.finalizeBlockState.ctx.Err()
default:
    // continue to invoke listeners
}

Please verify if these changes align with the intended behavior and error handling strategy of the application.

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thank you

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after fixing the lint issue, it will be merged automatically

auto-merge was automatically disabled November 16, 2023 17:33

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if res != nil {
res.AppHash = app.workingHash()
}

// call the streaming service hooks with the FinalizeBlock messages
for _, streamingListener := range app.streamingManager.ABCIListeners {
if err := streamingListener.ListenFinalizeBlock(app.finalizeBlockState.ctx, *req, *res); err != nil {
app.logger.Error("ListenFinalizeBlock listening hook failed", "height", req.Height, "err", err)
}
}

return res, err
}
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The added code block correctly implements the logic to call ListenFinalizeBlock on each ABCIListener registered with the streamingManager. However, there are a few considerations to ensure robustness:

  1. Error Handling: The error from ListenFinalizeBlock is logged but not handled beyond that. If the error indicates a critical failure that should prevent the block from finalizing, this should be considered. If the listeners are not critical to block finalization, the current approach is acceptable.

  2. Context Cancellation: The context passed to ListenFinalizeBlock is the finalizeBlockState.ctx. Ensure that this context is appropriate for the listeners and consider if a separate context with a timeout should be used for each listener to prevent one listener from blocking others in case it hangs or takes too long.

  3. Logging: The error logging is good, but it might be beneficial to also log successful calls to ListenFinalizeBlock for debugging and monitoring purposes.

  4. Performance: If there are many listeners and ListenFinalizeBlock is not a lightweight operation, this could introduce a performance bottleneck. Consider if these calls should be made concurrently.

  5. Resilience: If one listener fails, the loop continues to the next. This is typically desired behavior, but ensure that this aligns with the application's fault tolerance requirements.

  6. State Mutation: If ListenFinalizeBlock mutates shared state, ensure that it's safe from race conditions.

Here's a suggestion to log successful listener invocations and to consider the use of goroutines for concurrent execution if appropriate:

	// call the streaming service hooks with the FinalizeBlock messages
	for _, streamingListener := range app.streamingManager.ABCIListeners {
		if err := streamingListener.ListenFinalizeBlock(app.finalizeBlockState.ctx, *req, *res); err != nil {
			app.logger.Error("ListenFinalizeBlock listening hook failed", "height", req.Height, "err", err)
		} else {
+			app.logger.Info("ListenFinalizeBlock listening hook succeeded", "height", req.Height)
+		}
	}

And if concurrency is deemed necessary:

var wg sync.WaitGroup
for _, streamingListener := range app.streamingManager.ABCIListeners {
	wg.Add(1)
	go func(listener ABCIListener) {
		defer wg.Done()
		if err := listener.ListenFinalizeBlock(app.finalizeBlockState.ctx, *req, *res); err != nil {
			app.logger.Error("ListenFinalizeBlock listening hook failed", "height", req.Height, "err", err)
		} else {
			app.logger.Info("ListenFinalizeBlock listening hook succeeded", "height", req.Height)
		}
	}(streamingListener)
}
wg.Wait()

Note that if you choose to execute the listeners concurrently, you must ensure that any shared state accessed by ListenFinalizeBlock is thread-safe.

@facundomedica facundomedica added this pull request to the merge queue Nov 16, 2023
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