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# Upgrading | ||
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With stargate, we have access to the `x/upgrade` module, which we can use to perform | ||
inline upgrades. Please first read both the basic | ||
[x/upgrade spec](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/blob/master/x/upgrade/spec/01_concepts.md) | ||
and [go docs](https://godoc.org/github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/x/upgrade#hdr-Performing_Upgrades) | ||
for the background on the module. | ||
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In this case, we will demo an update with no state migration. This is for cases when | ||
there is a state-machine-breaking (but not state-breaking) bugfix or enhancement. | ||
There are some | ||
[open issues running some state migrations](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/issues/8265) | ||
and we will wait for that to be fixed before trying those. | ||
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The following will lead through running an upgrade on a local node, but the same process | ||
would work on a real network (with more ops and governance coordination). | ||
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## Setup | ||
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We need to have two different versions of `wasmd` which depend on state-compatible | ||
versions of the Cosmos SDK. We only focus on upgrade starting with stargate. You will | ||
have to use the "dump state and restart" approach to move from launchpad to stargate. | ||
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For this demo, we will show an upgrade from `v0.14.0` to musselnet branch. | ||
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### Handler | ||
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You will need to register a handler for the upgrade. This is specific to a particular | ||
testnet and upgrade path, and the default `wasmd` will never have a registered handler | ||
on master. In this case, we make a `musselnet` branch off of `v0.14.0` just | ||
registering one handler with a given name. | ||
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Look at [PR 351](https://github.com/CosmWasm/wasmd/pull/351/files) for an example | ||
of a minimal handler. We do not make any state migrations, but rather use this | ||
as a flag to coordinate all validators to stop the old version at one height, and | ||
start the specified v2 version on the next block. | ||
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### Prepare binaries | ||
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Let's get the two binaries we want to test, the pre-upgrade and the post-upgrade | ||
binaries. In this case the pre-release is already a published to docker hub and | ||
can be downloaded simply via: | ||
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`docker pull cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0` | ||
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(If this is not yet released, build it from the tip of master) | ||
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The post-release is not published, so we can build it ourselves. Check out this | ||
`wasmd` repo, and the proper `musselnet` branch: | ||
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``` | ||
# use musselnet-v2 tag once that exists | ||
git checkout musselnet | ||
docker build . -t wasmd:musselnet-v2 | ||
``` | ||
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Verify they are both working for you locally: | ||
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``` | ||
docker run cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd version | ||
docker run wasmd:musselnet-v2 wasmd version | ||
``` | ||
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## Start the pre-release chain | ||
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Follow the normal setup stage, but in this case we will want to have super short | ||
governance voting period, 5 minutes rather than 2 days (or 2 weeks!). | ||
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**Setup a client with private key** | ||
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```sh | ||
## TODO: I think we need to do this locally??? | ||
docker volume rm -f musselnet_client | ||
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docker run --rm -it \ | ||
-e PASSWORD=1234567890 \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 /opt/setup_wasmd.sh | ||
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# enter "1234567890" when prompted | ||
docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd keys show -a validator | ||
# use the address returned above here | ||
CLIENT=wasm1anavj4eyxkdljp27sedrdlt9dm26c8a7a8p44l | ||
``` | ||
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**Setup the blockchain node** | ||
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```sh | ||
docker volume rm -f musselnet | ||
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# add your testing address here, so you can do something with the client | ||
docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet,target=/root \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 /opt/setup_wasmd.sh $CLIENT | ||
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# Update the voting times in the genesis file | ||
docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet,target=/root \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 sed -ie 's/172800s/300s/' /root/.wasmd/config/genesis.json | ||
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# start up the blockchain and all embedded servers as one process | ||
docker run --rm -it -p 26657:26657 -p 26656:26656 -p 1317:1317 \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet,target=/root \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 /opt/run_wasmd.sh | ||
``` | ||
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## Sanity checks | ||
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Let's use our client node to query the current state and send some tokens to a | ||
random address: | ||
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```sh | ||
RCPT=wasm1pypadqklna33nv3gl063rd8z9q8nvauaalz820 | ||
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# note --network=host so it can connect to the other docker image | ||
docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd \ | ||
query bank balances $CLIENT | ||
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docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd \ | ||
query bank balances $RCPT | ||
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docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd \ | ||
tx send validator $RCPT 500000ucosm,600000ustake --chain-id testing | ||
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docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd \ | ||
query bank balances $RCPT | ||
``` | ||
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## Take majority control of the chain | ||
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In genesis we have a valiator with 250 million `ustake` bonded. We want to be easily | ||
able to pass a proposal with our client. Let us bond 700 million `ustake` to ensure | ||
we have > 67% of the voting power and will pass with the validator not voting. | ||
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```sh | ||
# get the "operator_address" (wasmvaloper...) from here | ||
docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd \ | ||
query staking validators | ||
VALIDATOR=...... | ||
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# and stake here | ||
docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd \ | ||
tx staking delegate $VALIDATOR 750000000ustake \ | ||
--from validator --chain-id testing | ||
``` | ||
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## Vote on the upgrade | ||
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Now that we see the chain is running and producing blocks, and our client has | ||
enough token to control the netwrok, let's create a governance | ||
upgrade proposal for the new chain to move to `musselnet-v2` (this must be the | ||
same name as we use in the handler we created above, change this to match what | ||
you put in your handler): | ||
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```sh | ||
# create the proposal | ||
# check the current height and add 100-200 or so for the upgrade time | ||
# (the voting period is ~60 blocks) | ||
docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd \ | ||
tx gov submit-proposal software-upgrade musselnet-v2 \ | ||
--upgrade-height=500 --deposit=10000000ustake \ | ||
--title="Upgrade" --description="Upgrade to musselnet-v2" \ | ||
--from validator --chain-id testing | ||
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# make sure it looks good | ||
docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd \ | ||
query gov proposal 1 | ||
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# vote for it | ||
docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd \ | ||
tx gov vote 1 yes \ | ||
--from validator --chain-id testing | ||
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# ensure vote was counted | ||
docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd \ | ||
query gov votes 1 | ||
``` | ||
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## Swap out binaries | ||
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Now, we just wait about 5 minutes for the vote to pass, and ensure it is passed: | ||
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```sh | ||
# make sure it looks good | ||
docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 wasmd \ | ||
query gov proposal 1 | ||
``` | ||
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After this, we just let the chain run and open the terminal so you can see the log files. | ||
It should keep producing blocks until it hits height 500 (or whatever you set there), | ||
when the process will print a huge stacktrace and hang. Immediately before the stack trace, you | ||
should see a line like this (burried under tons of tendermint logs): | ||
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`8:50PM ERR UPGRADE "musselnet-v2" NEEDED at height: 100:` | ||
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Kill it with Ctrl-C, and then try to restart with the pre-upgrade version and it should | ||
immediately fail on startup, with the same error message as above. | ||
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```sh | ||
docker run --rm -it -p 26657:26657 -p 26656:26656 -p 1317:1317 \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet,target=/root \ | ||
cosmwasm/wasmd:v0.14.0 /opt/run_wasmd.sh | ||
``` | ||
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Then, we start with the post-upgrade version and see it properly update: | ||
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```sh | ||
docker run --rm -it -p 26657:26657 -p 26656:26656 -p 1317:1317 \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet,target=/root \ | ||
wasmd:musselnet-v2 /opt/run_wasmd.sh | ||
``` | ||
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On a real network, operators will have to be awake when the upgrade plan is activated | ||
and manually perform this switch, or use some automated tooling like | ||
[cosmosvisor](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/blob/master/cosmovisor/README.md). | ||
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## Check final state | ||
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Now that we have upgraded, we can use the new client version. Let's do a brief | ||
sanity check to ensure our balances are proper, and our stake remains | ||
delegated. That and continued block production should be a good sign the upgrade | ||
was successful: | ||
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```sh | ||
docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
wasmd:musselnet-v2 wasmd \ | ||
query bank balances $CLIENT | ||
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docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
wasmd:musselnet-v2 wasmd \ | ||
query bank balances $RCPT | ||
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docker run --rm -it \ | ||
--mount type=volume,source=musselnet_client,target=/root \ | ||
--network=host \ | ||
wasmd:musselnet-v2 wasmd \ | ||
query staking delegations $CLIENT | ||
``` |