Bump slot ( account_sdk )
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WalkthroughOhayo, sensei! The recent changes focus on updates to the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Controller
participant PolicyManager
User->>Controller: Request to create session
Controller->>PolicyManager: Retrieve policies
PolicyManager-->>Controller: Return policies
Controller->>Controller: Compare new policies with existing
Controller->>Controller: Log session details
Controller-->>User: Session created successfully
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bin/sozo/src/commands/options/account/controller.rs (1)
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181-184: Consider includingPublicfunctions in policy generation.Currently, only functions with
StateMutability::Externalare included in policies. IfPublicfunctions should also be accessible, consider including them to expand the policy coverage.Apply this diff to include
Publicfunctions:fn policies_from_abis( policies: &mut Vec<PolicyMethod>, contract_tag: &str, contract_address: Felt, entries: &[AbiEntry], ) { for entry in entries { match entry { AbiEntry::Function(f) => { - if let StateMutability::External = f.state_mutability { + if matches!(f.state_mutability, StateMutability::External | StateMutability::Public) { let policy = PolicyMethod { target: contract_address, method: f.name.to_string(), }; trace!( tag = contract_tag, target = format!("{:#x}", policy.target), method = %policy.method, "Adding policy" ); policies.push(policy); } }
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bin/sozo/src/commands/options/account/controller.rs (3)
11-11: Ohayo, sensei! Correctly updated import statement.The import now uses
PolicyandProvedPolicy, reflecting the change fromAllowedMethod. This ensures compatibility with the new policy structure.
77-77: Ohayo, sensei! Logging existing session details properly.The trace statement now correctly logs the
expires_atand the number of policies in the existing session, aiding in debugging and transparency.
88-90: Ohayo, sensei! Policies have changed, creating a new session.Good job updating the logging to reflect the counts of new and existing policies. This helps in tracking policy updates effectively.
| .map(|p| Policy::new(p.target, get_selector_from_name(&p.method).unwrap())) | ||
| .collect::<Vec<Policy>>(); |
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Potential panic due to unwrap() in get_selector_from_name.
Using unwrap() can cause a panic if get_selector_from_name(&p.method) fails to find a selector for a given method name.
Consider handling the potential error to prevent unexpected panics.
Apply this diff to handle the error gracefully:
let new_policies = new_policies
.iter()
- .map(|p| Policy::new(p.target, get_selector_from_name(&p.method).unwrap()))
+ .filter_map(|p| {
+ match get_selector_from_name(&p.method) {
+ Ok(selector) => Some(Policy::new(p.target, selector)),
+ Err(e) => {
+ // Log the error and skip this policy
+ warn!(method = %p.method, "Could not get selector: {}", e);
+ None
+ }
+ }
+ })
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| .map(|p| Policy::new(p.target, get_selector_from_name(&p.method).unwrap())) | |
| .collect::<Vec<Policy>>(); | |
| let new_policies = new_policies | |
| .iter() | |
| .filter_map(|p| { | |
| match get_selector_from_name(&p.method) { | |
| Ok(selector) => Some(Policy::new(p.target, selector)), | |
| Err(e) => { | |
| // Log the error and skip this policy | |
| warn!(method = %p.method, "Could not get selector: {}", e); | |
| None | |
| } | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| .collect::<Vec<Policy>>(); |
| let new_policies_root = MerkleTree::compute_root(hashes[0], new_policies[0].proof.clone()); | ||
| new_policies_root == session_info.session.authorization_root |
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Possible index out-of-bounds panic when computing Merkle root.
Accessing hashes[0] and new_policies[0] without checking if the vectors are non-empty can lead to a panic if they are empty.
Ensure that the vectors are not empty before accessing the first element.
Apply this diff to add a safety check:
+ if hashes.is_empty() || new_policies.is_empty() {
+ warn!("No policies available to compute Merkle root.");
+ return false;
+ }
let new_policies_root = MerkleTree::compute_root(hashes[0], new_policies[0].proof.clone());Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
update to adapt to the new changes from
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AllowedMethodtoPolicy, improving clarity and functionality.