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fix: panic on export zero-height because variable-length addresses #1015

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@dongsam dongsam commented Oct 7, 2021

Closes: #1014

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Panic occurs when gaia export --for-zero-height

addr := sdk.ValAddress(iter.Key()[1:])

because of current prepForZeroHeightGenesis function using addr := sdk.ValAddress(iter.Key()[1:]) to casting variable-length addresses,
It should be addr := sdk.ValAddress(stakingtypes.AddressFromValidatorsKey(iter.Key())) to cover addresses of length > 20 bytes ADR-028

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okwme commented Oct 13, 2021

going to merge this as golangci-lint works locally

@okwme okwme merged commit f2183e1 into cosmos:main Oct 13, 2021
okwme added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 4, 2021
* go version to 1.17

* Update go.mod

* dependency: bump ibc-go from v1.2.0 to v1.2.1

* cherry-pick: d76c62d, adding router module

* fix: add router module to upgrade handler

* fix: testnet cli command update genesis supply

* refactor!: drop support for command 'gaiad migrate'

* Update go.mod

* dependency: bump ibc-go from v1.2.0 to v1.2.1

* cherry-pick: d76c62d, adding router module

* fix: add router module to upgrade handler

* fix: testnet cli command update genesis supply

* refactor!: drop support for command 'gaiad migrate'

* fix: lint

* chore: bump sdk, run lint

* fix: panic on export zero-height because validator addr length parsing (#1015)

* update packet-forward-middleware

* chore: bump sdk

* build: bump liquidity from v1.4.0 to 1.4.1

* go mod tidy

* fix: golangci-lint version

* packet-forward-middleware version bump: v1.0.0

Co-authored-by: billy rennekamp <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jack Zampolin <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: dongsam <[email protected]>
iloveanyujin added a commit to iloveanyujin/bcna that referenced this pull request Sep 6, 2022
If this is not implement, executing export with --for-zero-height will encounter error: "panic: expected validator, not found"

Credit: cosmos/gaia#1015
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