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feat(permissionless batches): batch production toolkit and operator recovery #1555

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This PR is part of the permissionless batches (aka enforced batches) feature. It implements the permissionless batch production, operator recovery and provides instructions how to run these in the readme.

permissionless batch production: rollup/cmd/permissionless_batches/app/app.go the main tool in conjunction with permissionless-batches/docker-compose.yml (usage will be explained in readme later) to create batches in a permissionless way and submit them to L1. It requires the recovery and potentially block production without signature in l2geth before.

operator recovery: rollup/cmd/rollup_relayer/app/app.go with cfg.RecoveryConfig.Enable == true. Will
restore all batches between the latest finalized batch in the DB and the latest finalized batch on L1 based on L1 data. It requires the recovery of l2geth before.

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can you add more description about this pr

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can you add more description about this pr

Will do so once it's in a better shape. This is still a draft PR and and such many things are still changing. Once ready, I'll provide a high-level description + how it relates to the changes made in this PR :)

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log.Info("Latest finalized batch from L1 contract", "latest finalized batch", latestFinalizedBatch, "at latest finalized L1 block", latestFinalizedL1Block)

// 4. Get batches one by one from stored in DB to latest finalized batch.
receipt, err := l1Client.TransactionReceipt(context.Background(), common.HexToHash(latestDBBatch.CommitTxHash))
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due to the pruning of txn index, not sure if we may need an archive node or fallback to fetch the whole block for this.

// 2. Make sure that the specified batch is indeed finalized on the L1 rollup contract and is the latest finalized batch.
// TODO: enable check
//latestFinalizedBatch, err := reader.LatestFinalizedBatch(latestFinalizedL1Block)
//if cfg.RecoveryConfig.LatestFinalizedBatch != latestFinalizedBatch {
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curious about why setting cfg.RecoveryConfig.LatestFinalizedBatch instead of using reader.LatestFinalizedBatch as the start point.

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you're right, can probably remove it and make the configuration a bit easier. initially, I wanted the user to specify L1 block and the latest finalized batch so that the user knows where the (minimal) recovery process is starting from and there's no "magic" happening (e.g. if there's another batch committed in the meantime).

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I introduced another config parameter for testing purposes to override this check force_latest_finalized_batch. The user now still needs to specify the L1 block height and latest finalized batch to not have any surprises/magic.

@@ -149,6 +149,10 @@ func NewBatchProposer(ctx context.Context, cfg *config.BatchProposerConfig, chai
return p
}

func (p *BatchProposer) BatchORM() *orm.Batch {
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as our layout purpose, the orm instance should be exposed to app layer.

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done in 5ff6fd0

return db, nil
}

func fetchL2Blocks(ctx context.Context, cfg *config.Config, genesis *core.Genesis, db *gorm.DB, registry prometheus.Registerer, fromBlock uint64, l2BlockHeightLimit uint64) (uint64, error) {
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I suggest that move these logics to controller layer

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done in 5ff6fd0


// TODO: make these parameters -> part of genesis config?
scrollChainAddress := common.HexToAddress("0x2D567EcE699Eabe5afCd141eDB7A4f2D0D6ce8a0")
l1MessageQueueAddress := common.HexToAddress("0xF0B2293F5D834eAe920c6974D50957A1732de763")
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read from config

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done in 5ff6fd0

@jonastheis jonastheis changed the title Permissionless batches recovery feat(permissionless batches): batch production toolkit and operator recovery Nov 21, 2024
if err != nil {
return true
}
if chunk.Index <= defaultRestoredChunkIndex {
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Why don't get the defaultRestoredChunkIndex, defaultRestoredBundleIndex from config like RecoveryConfig.LatestFinalizedBatch

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// defaultFakeRestoredChunkIndex is the default index of the last restored fake chunk. It is used to be able to generate new chunks pretending that we have already processed some chunks.

I renamed them now to include fake in the name. It is not a config parameter but just an arbitrary constant value as we need to pretend we have chunks and bundles in the DB (even though in reality we don't)

return toBlock, nil
}

func (r *MinimalRecovery) resetDB() error {
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I prefer the user use database component to do it.

  1. cd scroll/database
  2. make db_cli
  3. ./build/bin/db_cli migrate --config ./config.json

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Yeah I was thinking about this as well. But the user doesn't even really know there's a database (it's automatically started with executing the Docker Compose profiles). For the minimal recovery the DB is just a crutch to make the batch creating with existing logic, coordinator and proving working without changing the logic in the components respectively.

If we add it like this then we'll need to add these additional steps to the README.md which makes the entire thing even more complicated.

@@ -324,6 +326,53 @@ func (o *Batch) InsertBatch(ctx context.Context, batch *encoding.Batch, codecVer
return &newBatch, nil
}

func (o *Batch) InsertBatchRaw(ctx context.Context, batchIndex *big.Int, batchHash common.Hash, codecVersion encoding.CodecVersion, chunk *Chunk) (*Batch, error) {
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func (o *Batch) InsertBatchRaw(ctx context.Context, batchIndex *big.Int, batchHash common.Hash, codecVersion encoding.CodecVersion, chunk *Chunk) (*Batch, error) {
func (o *Batch) InsertPermissionlessBatch(ctx context.Context, batchIndex *big.Int, batchHash common.Hash, codecVersion encoding.CodecVersion, chunk *Chunk) (*Batch, error) {

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done in 6ef4775

StartChunkHash: chunk.Hash,
EndChunkIndex: chunk.Index,
EndChunkHash: chunk.Hash,
StateRoot: "",
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If the field doesn't have a value, don't need to assign a empty value to it, the gorm will set automatically.

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done in 6ef4775

log.Info("Success! You're ready to generate proofs!")
} else {
// TODO: implement batch submission if proofs are available
log.Info("TODO: Batch submission")
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you mean the finalizeBundle?

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no, I mean a new function on the contracts for permissionless mode (commitAndFinalizeBatch) to submit the batch and finalize in one go. However, the implementation is not yet done and changing as we won't have SGX for now: https://github.com/scroll-tech/scroll-contracts/pull/61/files#diff-569c04365d5a05d8c3084fec1c23fa7d12607340e012df710d3c5963bd1684beR511

@@ -254,6 +256,52 @@ func (o *Chunk) InsertChunk(ctx context.Context, chunk *encoding.Chunk, codecVer
return &newChunk, nil
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func (o *Chunk) InsertChunkRaw(ctx context.Context, index uint64, codecVersion encoding.CodecVersion, chunk *encoding.DAChunkRawTx, totalL1MessagePoppedBefore uint64) (*Chunk, error) {
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ditto

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done in 6ef4775

}

func (r *MinimalRecovery) RecoveryNeeded() bool {
chunk, err := r.chunkORM.GetLatestChunk(r.ctx)
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If users run, here seems weird.
for users, I think they don't have any data locally.

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within the Docker Compose they have a DB but users don't really know about it as it is all part of the automatic script.

// RestoreFullPreviousState restores the full state from L1.
// The DB state should be clean: the latest batch in the DB should be finalized on L1. This function will
// restore all batches between the latest finalized batch in the DB and the latest finalized batch on L1.
func (f *FullRecovery) RestoreFullPreviousState() error {
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Why I feel we can combine the RestoreMinimalPreviousState and RestoreFullPreviousState to same logic. WDYT?

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I agree, there is some overlap but if you look at it side by side, the functionality diverges already at 1.5 steps. As such, I think it would make it more complicated to combine them.
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