V0.21.4.rc

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added support for testnet deployments with enhanced validator initialization and upgrade scheduling.
  • Expanded command-line configuration options to include new parameters for managing gas, fees, and notes.

• Refactor

  • Streamlined the application initialization process and improved resource cleanup.
  • Updated default network settings to align with the current Bitsong environment.

• Documentation

  • Revised smart account examples to reflect updated message filtering practices.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes modify several key areas of the Bitsong application. In app/app.go, imports were reorganized and a new function for initializing a testnet app was added. In the command modules, configuration handling was enhanced with new environment-derived settings and path management, and the default chainID was updated in the initialization command. Additionally, the root command now directly utilizes updated app creation and export functions and introduces support for testnet applications. The documentation was also updated to reflect the new message type for the MessageFilter Authenticator.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
app/app.go & cmd/.../root.go	Added new functions (InitBitsongAppForTestnet and newTestnetApp) to enable testnet applications; reorganized imports and removed the appCreator context, streamlining the application creation and export logic.
cmd/.../config.go	Introduced the configPath variable and the BitsongCustomClient struct; modified runConfigCmd to manage custom configuration flags (gas, fees, note, etc.) based on command-line arguments and environment variables, with config file handling.
cmd/.../init.go	Updated the default chainID value from "osmosis-1" to "bitsong-2b" when none is provided, reflecting adjustments for mainnet initialization.
x/smart-account/README.md	Revised the MessageFilter Authenticator example by replacing the MsgSwapExactIn example with a MsgMint example, updating the JSON @type field and removing fields specific to the previous message type.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant C as CLI Command Handler
    participant T as newTestnetApp
    participant I as InitBitsongAppForTestnet
    participant A as BitsongApp
    U->>C: Invoke testnet initialization command
    C->>T: Call newTestnetApp with parameters
    T->>I: Initialize Bitsong App for testnet
    I-->>T: Return configured BitsongApp instance
    T-->>C: Return testnet application instance
    C-->>U: Output initialization result

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant CC as ConfigCmd
    participant R as runConfigCmd
    participant GC as getClientConfig
    participant FS as FileSystem
    U->>CC: Execute configuration command with args
    CC->>R: Process command based on argument count
    R->>GC: Retrieve client configuration using configPath
    GC-->>R: Return configuration data
    alt Setting configuration (2 args)
      R->>FS: Write updated config to client.toml
      FS-->>R: Confirm write
    end
    R-->>CC: Return configuration outcome
    CC-->>U: Display configuration result

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Possibly related PRs

• v0.21.1 - correct upgrade handler #268: Deals with validator logic and application initialization adjustments similar to the new testnet app initialization.
• V0.20.0 - CI Tests, Improved Scripts, Register ModuleBasic GRPC #239: Involves modifications in app/app.go with import path updates and API route registration, which relate to the current structural changes.
• V0.19.0 patch #244: Enhances governance messaging and staking keeper registration, sharing context with the updates made for testnet initialization.

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I’m a rabbit in a code-filled glen,
Hopping through changes again and again,
With testnet trails and configs so neat,
I nibble on bytes that dance to the beat,
In Bitsong’s garden, where logic is sweet!
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• app/app.go (3 hunks)
• cmd/bitsongd/cmd/config.go (1 hunks)
• cmd/bitsongd/cmd/init.go (1 hunks)
• cmd/bitsongd/cmd/root.go (5 hunks)
• x/smart-account/README.md (1 hunks)

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