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Fix MarkerTransferAuthorization validation. #1856

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The MarkerTransferAuthorization.ValidateBasic() method now ensures that the TransferLimit is valid Coins (and still can't be zero), and also ensures that the AllowList entries are all valid bech32 addresses.

The change to TransferLimit validation is the primary fix here. What was happening is that a person could create a grant with a MarkerTransferAuthorization in it that had an unsorted TransferLimit. Later, when that grant is used, the SafeSub (in DecreaseTransferLimit) panics because the TransferLimit isn't sorted.

The extra limitation on the AllowList is merely a nicety to help prevent people from accidentally having a worthless/incorrect entry in the list. Having a non-bech32 entry in there doesn't cause a panic or any other errors, but the value they're being checked against will always be a bech32 address string, so we might as well not allow these authorizations to have non-bech32 entries in it.


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  • New Features

    • Enhanced validation for marker transfer authorizations to provide more detailed error messages.
    • Ensure allow list entries are bech32 address strings to help prevent unusable or accidental entries.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed issues with transfer limits not being correctly validated.
  • Tests

    • Updated and added test cases to cover new validation logic and scenarios for marker transfer limits and allow lists.

…valid Coins and the addresses in the allow list are valid.
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@SpicyLemon SpicyLemon changed the title Fix MarkerTransferAuthorization validation Fix MarkerTransferAuthorization validation. Feb 23, 2024
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The updates focus on enhancing the MarkerTransferAuthorization struct within a blockchain framework. These enhancements include refining the validation process for transfer limits and allow lists, incorporating more precise error messaging, and adding a new field to manage allowed addresses. The changes aim to improve security and usability by ensuring only valid transactions are processed and providing clearer feedback during validation failures.

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.../types/authz.go,
.../types/authz_test.go
Updated MarkerTransferAuthorization struct; refined validation logic; added AllowList field. Enhanced test cases for new validation logic and struct changes.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 887ed40 and a9ebbfc.
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  • x/marker/types/authz.go (1 hunks)
  • x/marker/types/authz_test.go (2 hunks)
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x/marker/types/authz.go (2)
  • 63-67: The addition of TransferLimit.Validate() and the zero-value check enhances the robustness of the MarkerTransferAuthorization validation by ensuring that the TransferLimit is not only valid but also non-zero. This is a critical improvement for preventing potential issues related to invalid or zero TransferLimit values.
  • 71-78: The updated validation logic for the AllowList significantly improves the security and integrity of the MarkerTransferAuthorization. By ensuring all addresses in the AllowList are valid bech32 addresses and checking for duplicates, the changes mitigate the risk of including invalid or duplicate addresses. The use of detailed error messages for each scenario is a good practice, as it aids in debugging and issue resolution.
x/marker/types/authz_test.go (2)
  • 10-15: The addition of imports for sdkmath and assertions is necessary for the updated test cases. The sdkmath import is used for creating Coin instances with specific amounts, and assertions is utilized for asserting error messages in test cases. These additions support the new test scenarios introduced by the changes in validation logic.
  • 62-139: The updated and new test cases in TestMarkerTransferAuthorizationValidateBasic effectively cover a wide range of scenarios for both TransferLimit and AllowList validations. This includes tests for nil and empty TransferLimit, invalid denominations, zero and negative coin amounts, unsorted TransferLimit, and various AllowList scenarios such as invalid entries and duplicates. The use of detailed error messages in assertions is commendable, as it ensures that the validation logic behaves as expected in each scenario.

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  • 42-42: The link provided in the bug fix entry for MarkerTransferAuthorization validation correctly points to a GitHub pull request, which is expected in a changelog. This allows readers to explore the specific changes made in more detail.
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@SpicyLemon SpicyLemon merged commit abd2da1 into main Mar 1, 2024
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@SpicyLemon SpicyLemon deleted the dwedul/fix-marker-authz-validation branch March 1, 2024 15:40
SpicyLemon added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 18, 2024
* Fix MarkerTransferAuthorization validation to make sure the limit is valid Coins and the addresses in the allow list are valid.

* Add changelog entry.
SpicyLemon added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 18, 2024
* Fix MarkerTransferAuthorization validation to make sure the limit is valid Coins and the addresses in the allow list are valid.

* Add changelog entry.
SpicyLemon added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 18, 2024
…fer authz validation). (#1876)

* Allow force transfers from marker and market accounts. (#1855)

* Allow force transfers out of marker and market accounts.

* Add some test cases for marker and market accounts with canForceTransferFrom.

* Add changelog entry.

* Tweak TestCanForceTransferFrom a little based on coderabbit feedback. Namely, have the account creators take in a string to use for the addr instead of the full address that it's going to just turn around and return.

* Lint fix (needed extra empty line in keeper/marker.go).

* Fix MarkerTransferAuthorization validation. (#1856)

* Fix MarkerTransferAuthorization validation to make sure the limit is valid Coins and the addresses in the allow list are valid.

* Add changelog entry.

* Fix one of the changelog lines.
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