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  • New Features
    • Enhanced integration of WebAssembly components for improved stability and robust error handling.
  • Chores
    • Optimized internal configuration for directory management, contributing to smoother overall performance.

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This change modifies the keeper's initialization to support WebAssembly. The modifications update import statements by adding fmt and wasmvm, replace the use of filepath with path for constructing file paths, and change the directory parameter from wasmDir to dataDir. A new WebAssembly virtual machine is instantiated via wasmvm.NewVM with specific configuration parameters. If this instantiation fails, the code panics. The successfully created engine is then appended to the keeper's options using wasmkeeper.WithWasmEngine.

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File(s) Change Summary
app/keepers/keepers.go - Added fmt and wasmvm package imports
- Replaced filepath.Join with path.Join for dataDir and wasmDir
- Instantiated a new WASM VM with wasmvm.NewVM
- Updated parameter for NewKeeper from wasmDir to dataDir
- Appended the WASM engine to wasmOpts and added error handling via panic

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sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Application
    participant VM as WasmVM
    participant Keeper as WasmKeeper

    App->>VM: Call NewVM(wasmDir, wasmCapabilities, 32, contractDebugMode, memoryCacheSize)
    VM-->>App: Return wasmEngine instance or error
    alt Error Occurs
        App->>App: Panic with formatted error message
    else Successfully Created
        App->>Keeper: Append wasmEngine via WithWasmEngine
        Keeper-->>App: Initialize keeper with dataDir
    end
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
app/keepers/keepers.go (1)

540-544: Consider adding proper cleanup for the WebAssembly VM.

The WebAssembly VM is initialized but there doesn't appear to be an explicit cleanup mechanism. Consider adding proper cleanup to ensure resources are released when the application shuts down.

For proper resource management, you could add a cleanup method to the AppKeepers struct:

func (appKeepers *AppKeepers) CleanupWasmVM() {
    if wasmer, ok := appKeepers.WasmKeeper.GetWasmEngine().(*wasmvm.VM); ok {
        wasmer.Cleanup()
    }
}

And then call this method during application shutdown.

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app/keepers/keepers.go (4)

4-6: Import updates aligned with WebAssembly implementation.

The changes to imports are appropriate:

  • Adding "fmt" for error formatting
  • Switching from "filepath" to "path" for cross-platform path handling
  • Adding "wasmvm" package for WebAssembly virtual machine functionality

Also applies to: 11-11


223-224: Path construction improved for WebAssembly directory.

The updated path construction using path.Join is correct and more maintainable than the previous implementation. The code now properly derives the WASM directory from the data directory.


540-544: WebAssembly VM initialization properly implemented.

The explicit creation of the WebAssembly VM with proper error handling is a good improvement. This ensures that any issues with the WASM engine initialization are caught early with a clear error message.


560-560: Fixed incorrect WebAssembly storage directory parameter.

Passing dataDir instead of wasmDir to the WasmKeeper is the key fix in this PR. This ensures the keeper has access to the correct parent directory for WASM storage.

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vexxvakan added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 14, 2025
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fixes are included in #1141 because of a merge delay - changes already released as v28.0.1

@vexxvakan vexxvakan closed this Mar 14, 2025
@vexxvakan vexxvakan deleted the vexxvakan/fix-wasm-dir branch March 14, 2025 13:04
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