This guide provides instructions for upgrading to specific versions of Cosmos SDK.
Remove RandomizedParams
from AppModuleSimulation
interface. Previously, it used to generate random parameter changes during simulations, however, it does so through ParamChangeProposal which is now legacy. Since all modules were migrated, we can now safely remove this from AppModuleSimulation
interface.
Remove Querier
, Route
and LegacyQuerier
from the app module interface. This removes and fully deprecates all legacy queriers. All modules no longer support the REST API previously known as the LCD, and the sdk.Msg#Route
method won't be used anymore.
SimApp's app.go
is using App Wiring, the dependency injection framework of the Cosmos SDK.
This means that modules are injected directly into SimApp thanks to a configuration file.
The old behavior is preserved and still can be used, without the dependency injection framework, as shows app_legacy.go
.
The constructor, NewSimApp
has been simplified:
NewSimApp
does not take encoding parameters (encodingConfig
) as input, instead the encoding parameters are injected (when using app wiring), or directly created in the constructor. Instead, we can instantiateSimApp
for getting the encoding configuration.NewSimApp
now usesAppOptions
for getting the home path (homePath
) and the invariant checks period (invCheckPeriod
). These were unnecessary given as arguments as they were already present in theAppOptions
.
simapp.MakeTestEncodingConfig()
was deprecated and has been removed. Instead you can use the TestEncodingConfig
from the types/module/testutil
package.
This means you can replace your usage of simapp.MakeTestEncodingConfig
in tests to moduletestutil.MakeTestEncodingConfig
, which takes a series of relevant AppModuleBasic
as input (the module being tested and any potential dependencies).
The gov
module has been updated to support a minimum proposal deposit at submission time. It is determined by a new
parameter called MinInitialDepositRatio
. When multiplied by the existing MinDeposit
parameter, it produces
the necessary proportion of coins needed at the proposal submission time. The motivation for this change is to prevent proposal spamming.
By default, the new MinInitialDepositRatio
parameter is set to zero during migration. The value of zero signifies that this
feature is disabled. If chains wish to utilize the minimum proposal deposits at time of submission, the migration logic needs to be
modified to set the new parameter to the desired value.
The replace google.golang.org/grpc
directive can be removed from the go.mod
, it is no more required to block the version.
A few packages that were deprecated in the previous version are now removed.
For instance, the REST API, deprecated in v0.45, is now removed. If you have not migrated yet, please follow the instructions.
To improve clarity of the API, some renaming and improvements has been done:
Package | Previous | Current |
---|---|---|
simapp |
encodingConfig.Marshaler |
encodingConfig.Codec |
simapp |
FundAccount , FundModuleAccount |
Functions moved to x/bank/testutil |
types |
AccAddressFromHex |
AccAddressFromHexUnsafe |
x/auth |
MempoolFeeDecorator |
Use DeductFeeDecorator instead |
x/bank |
AddressFromBalancesStore |
AddressAndDenomFromBalancesStore |
x/gov |
keeper.DeleteDeposits |
keeper.DeleteAndBurnDeposits |
x/gov |
keeper.RefundDeposits |
keeper.RefundAndDeleteDeposits |
x/{mod} |
package legacy |
package migrations |
For the exhaustive list of API renaming, please refer to the CHANGELOG.
Additionally, new packages have been introduced in order to further split the codebase. Aliases are available for a new API breaking migration, but it is encouraged to migrate to this new packages:
errors
should replacetypes/errors
when registering errors or wrapping SDK errors.math
contains theInt
orUint
types that are used in the SDK.
authz.NewMsgGrant
expiration
is now a pointer. Whennil
is used, then no expiration will be set (grant won't expire).authz.NewGrant
takes a new argument: block time, to correctly validate expire time.
The keyring has been refactored in v0.46.
- The
Unsafe*
interfaces have been removed from the keyring package. Please use interface casting if you wish to access those unsafe functions. - The keys' implementation has been refactored to be serialized as proto.
keyring.NewInMemory
andkeyring.New
takes now acodec.Codec
.- Take
keyring.Record
instead ofInfo
as first argument in: *MkConsKeyOutput
*MkValKeyOutput
*MkAccKeyOutput
- Rename:
*
SavePubKey
toSaveOfflineKey
and remove thealgo
argument. *NewMultiInfo
,NewLedgerInfo
toNewLegacyMultiInfo
,newLegacyLedgerInfo
respectively. *NewOfflineInfo
tonewLegacyOfflineInfo
and move it tomigration_test.go
.
A postHandler
is like an antehandler
, but is run after the runMsgs
execution. It is in the same store branch that runMsgs
, meaning that both runMsgs
and postHandler
. This allows to run a custom logic after the execution of the messages.
v0.19.0 IAVL introduces a new "fast" index. This index represents the latest state of the IAVL laid out in a format that preserves data locality by key. As a result, it allows for faster queries and iterations since data can now be read in lexicographical order that is frequent for Cosmos-SDK chains.
The first time the chain is started after the upgrade, the aforementioned index is created. The creation process might take time and depends on the size of the latest state of the chain. For example, Osmosis takes around 15 minutes to rebuild the index.
While the index is being created, node operators can observe the following in the logs: "Upgrading IAVL storage for faster queries + execution on the live state. This may take a while". The store key is appended to the message. The message is printed for every module that has a non-transient store. As a result, it gives a good indication of the progress of the upgrade.
There is also downgrade and re-upgrade protection. If a node operator chooses to downgrade to IAVL pre-fast index, and then upgrade again, the index is rebuilt from scratch. This implementation detail should not be relevant in most cases. It was added as a safeguard against operator mistakes.
- The
x/param
module has been depreacted in favour of each module housing and providing way to modify their parameters. Each module that has parameters that are changable during runtime have an authority, the authority can be a module or user account. The Cosmos-SDK team recommends migrating modules away from using the param module. An example of how this could look like can be found here. - The Param module will be maintained until April 18, 2023. At this point the module will reach end of life and be removed from the Cosmos SDK.
The gov
module has been greatly improved. The previous API has been moved to v1beta1
while the new implementation is called v1
.
In order to submit a proposal with submit-proposal
you now need to pass a proposal.json
file.
You can still use the old way by using submit-legacy-proposal
. This is not recommended.
More information can be found in the gov module client documentation.
The third_party/proto
folder that existed in previous version now does not contains directly the proto files.
Instead, the SDK uses buf
. Clients should have their own buf.yaml
with buf.build/cosmos/cosmos-sdk
as dependency, in order to avoid having to copy paste these files.
The protos can as well be downloaded using buf export buf.build/cosmos/cosmos-sdk:$(curl -sS https://api.github.com/repos/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/commits/v0.46.0 | jq -r .sha) --output <some_folder>
.