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chore: disable unordered txs when using amino
Description
Closes: #19291
prohibit amino signing usage with unordered txs
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Summary by CodeRabbit
- Refactor
- Enhanced transaction validation logic for improved security and efficiency.
Walkthrough
The recent changes focus on enhancing the transaction handling within the Cosmos SDK, specifically targeting unordered transactions. A crucial update includes the removal of amino support for unordered transactions to address limitations with amino signing. This is accomplished through updates in validation logic and ensuring transactions are hashed correctly, excluding AuthInfo. These adjustments aim to improve the security and efficiency of transaction processing.
Changes
| Files | Change Summary |
|---|---|
x/auth/ante/unordered.go |
Added a comment to indicate hashing transaction bytes without AuthInfo in UnorderedTxDecorator. |
x/tx/decode/decode.go |
Introduced rejectAminoUnorderedTx function to enhance validation logic in the Decode method. |
Assessment against linked issues
| Objective | Addressed | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Remove amino support in unordered txs (#19291) | ✅ |
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LGTM, shall we backport to 0.50?
Never mind, seems not implemented in 0.50
This is good for another round of reviews after our latest discussions!
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@julienrbrt thoughts in merging this?
@julienrbrt thoughts in merging this?
Given we want to use all x/tx in v0.50, we need to make sure we can use /api from main in v0.50 before hand. Ref: https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/19700#discussion_r1518613573 Otherwise from that point we'll need a compatibility matrix for x/tx
we can do this a different way and avoid the changes in x/tx