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op-dispute-mon: Add option to ignore games

Open ajsutton opened this issue 1 year ago • 1 comments

Description

When a game is ignored because of this option it logs a warning and reports a count of ignored games via a new metric. Note that this logging is deliberately pretty noisy - ignoring a game is something we need to do carefully and should be extremely rare. It will stop logging once the game is old enough to be outside the monitoring interval.

This allows us to silence alerts from games that are known to have some issue which has been addressed in some way outside the DisputeGameFactory (e.g manual overrides or determining that the anomalous result is harmless).

Tests

Updated unit tests.

ajsutton avatar Apr 28 '24 22:04 ajsutton

Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The recent update involves adding functionality to exclude specific games from monitoring within a monitoring application. This is achieved by introducing new configurations, flags, and metrics to handle and record ignored games. Changes span across configuration handling, CLI integration, metrics recording, and game extraction processes, ensuring that the system can efficiently identify and exclude specified games from operations.

Changes

Files Changes
.../config/config.go, .../flags/flags.go, .../service.go Added configurations and CLI flags for specifying and handling ignored games. Updated service initialization to include new configurations.
.../metrics/metrics.go, .../metrics/noop.go, .../mon/forecast.go, .../mon/forecast_test.go Introduced metrics to record the number of ignored games. Updated interfaces and mock implementations to support new metrics functionality.
.../mon/extract/extractor.go, .../mon/extract/extractor_test.go, .../mon/monitor.go, .../mon/monitor_test.go Enhanced game extraction logic to account for ignored games. Modified method signatures and tests to handle new return values indicating the count of ignored games.
Recent Review Details

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 826a7bdced9d14bbb121aa73161c2108b9097677 and d54068177afd1a5b93a0b1fe9a423713c6140439.
Files selected for processing (11)
  • op-dispute-mon/config/config.go (1 hunks)
  • op-dispute-mon/flags/flags.go (4 hunks)
  • op-dispute-mon/metrics/metrics.go (5 hunks)
  • op-dispute-mon/metrics/noop.go (1 hunks)
  • op-dispute-mon/mon/extract/extractor.go (2 hunks)
  • op-dispute-mon/mon/extract/extractor_test.go (9 hunks)
  • op-dispute-mon/mon/forecast.go (3 hunks)
  • op-dispute-mon/mon/forecast_test.go (14 hunks)
  • op-dispute-mon/mon/monitor.go (2 hunks)
  • op-dispute-mon/mon/monitor_test.go (2 hunks)
  • op-dispute-mon/mon/service.go (2 hunks)
Additional comments not posted (30)
op-dispute-mon/metrics/noop.go (1)

38-39: The RecordIgnoredGames method correctly implements a no-operation functionality, aligning with the expected behavior for a NoopMetricsImpl.

op-dispute-mon/config/config.go (1)

40-40: The addition of the IgnoredGames field in the Config struct is correctly implemented to store addresses of games to be ignored.

op-dispute-mon/mon/extract/extractor.go (2)

29-42: Initialization of the ignoredGames map and its use in the Extractor struct are correctly implemented to efficiently check and handle ignored games during the extraction process.

Line range hint 46-98: The modifications in the Extract method to skip processing for ignored games and log a warning are correctly implemented, enhancing the functionality and maintainability of the game extraction process.

op-dispute-mon/mon/monitor.go (2)

16-23: The updates to the Forecast type and related type definitions to include an ignoredCount parameter are correctly implemented, aligning with the new functionality requirements.

94-100: The modifications in the monitorGames method to handle the count of ignored games and pass it to the forecast function are correctly implemented, ensuring that the new functionality is integrated into the game monitoring process.

op-dispute-mon/flags/flags.go (2)

60-64: The addition of the IgnoredGamesFlag is correctly implemented to capture ignored game addresses from the command line, with appropriate usage instructions and environment variable support.

Line range hint 123-145: The updates to the NewConfigFromCLI function to parse ignored game addresses and populate the IgnoredGames field in the configuration are correctly implemented, including appropriate error handling.

op-dispute-mon/mon/forecast.go (2)

29-29: The addition of the RecordIgnoredGames method to the ForecastMetrics interface is correctly implemented, aligning with the new functionality requirements for metrics recording.

Line range hint 46-67: The implementation of the RecordIgnoredGames method in the forecast struct to record the count of ignored games is correctly done, ensuring that the new functionality is integrated into the forecasting process.

op-dispute-mon/mon/monitor_test.go (1)

Line range hint 185-217: The updates to the test setup and the mock implementations in monitor_test.go to handle the count of ignored games are correctly implemented, ensuring that the new functionality is adequately tested.

op-dispute-mon/mon/service.go (1)

136-141: The updates to the initExtractor method in the Service struct to pass the IgnoredGames configuration to the Extractor are correctly implemented, ensuring that the extractor is aware of which games to ignore.

op-dispute-mon/mon/extract/extractor_test.go (9)

30-30: Ensure proper error handling in the test case "FetchGamesError".

Please verify that the error handling logic correctly captures and asserts the expected error conditions.

39-41: Check the logic in the test case "CreateGameErrorLog".

Please ensure that the test case correctly handles the scenario where game creation fails and logs the appropriate error.

54-56: Review error handling in the test case "MetadataFetchErrorLog".

Confirm that the error handling for metadata fetching failures is robust and correctly logs the expected errors.

69-71: Assess error handling in the test case "ClaimsFetchErrorLog".

Ensure that the error handling for claims fetching failures is correctly implemented and logs the expected errors.

83-85: Evaluate the success scenario in the test case "Success".

This test case appears to handle the success scenario correctly by checking the expected outcomes.

97-99: Check error handling in the test case "EnricherFails".

Please verify that the error handling for enrichment failures is robust and logs the appropriate errors.

109-111: Review the success scenario in the test case "EnricherSuccess".

This test case correctly handles the success scenario for the enricher, validating the expected outcomes.

121-123: Assess the handling of multiple enrichers in the test case "MultipleEnrichersMultipleGames".

Ensure that the test case correctly handles multiple enrichers and games, validating the expected outcomes.

130-145: Evaluate the new feature implementation in the test case "IgnoreGames".

This test case effectively tests the new feature of ignoring specific games, ensuring that ignored games are logged and not processed.

op-dispute-mon/metrics/metrics.go (1)

361-363: LGTM! The implementation of RecordIgnoredGames correctly updates the Prometheus gauge.

This method correctly implements the functionality to record the number of ignored games, which aligns with the PR's objectives.

op-dispute-mon/mon/forecast_test.go (8)

33-33: Ensure proper handling of no games scenario in "NoGames".

Please verify that the test case correctly handles the scenario where no games are provided for forecasting.

43-43: Check error handling in the "RollupFetchFails" test case.

Ensure that the test case correctly handles and logs errors when fetching rollup data fails.

57-57: Review the handling of game agreement in "ChallengerWonGame_Agree".

Confirm that the test case correctly handles and logs the scenario where the challenger is expected to win and does win.

72-72: Assess the handling of game disagreement in "ChallengerWonGame_Disagree".

Ensure that the test case correctly handles and logs the scenario where there is a disagreement about the challenger winning.

84-84: Evaluate the handling of game agreement in "DefenderWonGame_Agree".

This test case appears to handle the scenario where the defender is expected to win and does win correctly.

96-96: Check the handling of game disagreement in "DefenderWonGame_Disagree".

Please verify that the test case correctly handles and logs the scenario where there is a disagreement about the defender winning.

110-110: Review the handling of a single game in "SingleGame".

This test case correctly handles the scenario where a single game is provided for forecasting, ensuring that the expected outcomes are validated.

117-117: Assess the handling of multiple games in "MultipleGames".

Ensure that the test case correctly handles multiple games, validating the expected outcomes and ensuring that all games are processed.

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