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build(deps): bump github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk from v0.50.9 to v0.50.11 #825
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🔇 Additional comments (3)go.mod (3)Line range hint The replace directives are properly configured to use specific commits from maintained forks:
This is a common practice in blockchain projects to maintain stability and custom features. Let's verify these repositories and commits exist: Also applies to: 256-266 ✅ Verification successfulReplace directives are correctly configured and verified The replace directives in go.mod are properly configured and match the review's assessment:
Additional replace directives are also present and follow standard practices for blockchain projects, including using a cosmos fork of keyring and specific versions of dependencies like pebble and goleveldb. 🏁 Scripts executedThe following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: #!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the existence of the replacement repositories and commits
# Check crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk
gh api repos/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk/commits/d78d66e74712 --silent || echo "crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk commit not found"
# Check functionx/go-ethereum
gh api repos/functionx/go-ethereum/commits/ebb09502e7a7 --silent || echo "functionx/go-ethereum commit not found"
# Check pundiai/ethermint
gh api repos/pundiai/ethermint/commits/5e0afc7c501c --silent || echo "pundiai/ethermint commit not found"
Length of output: 202 Script: #!/bin/bash
# Let's verify the replace directives in go.mod directly
cat go.mod | grep -A 10 "^replace"
Length of output: 775
The upgrade from v1.44.224 to v1.55.5 is a significant version jump that might introduce breaking changes. Let's check for any breaking changes in the aws-sdk-go changelog:
The upgrade from v0.50.9 to v0.50.11 is a minor version bump, likely containing bug fixes and improvements. Let's verify the changelog for any breaking changes: ✅ Verification successfulCosmos SDK v0.50.11 upgrade is safe with notable security fixes The upgrade from v0.50.9 to v0.50.11 includes important changes:
Let's verify if there are any direct dependencies on the fixed components: Cosmos SDK v0.50.11 upgrade requires attention to upgrade module changes The upgrade from v0.50.9 to v0.50.11 includes security fixes and changes to the upgrade module's behavior, particularly around
Let's verify the specific upgrade module usage: Cosmos SDK v0.50.11 upgrade is safe with specific attention points Based on the codebase analysis, the upgrade is safe but requires attention to:
The changes in v0.50.11 align well with your current implementation, and the fixes for 🏁 Scripts executedThe following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: #!/bin/bash
# Description: Check the changelog between v0.50.9 and v0.50.11
# Fetch the changelog from the cosmos-sdk repository
gh api repos/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/releases --jq '.[] | select(.tag_name == "v0.50.11" or .tag_name == "v0.50.10") | .body'
Length of output: 2594 Script: #!/bin/bash
# Search for any direct usage of keyctl or upgrade-related components
rg -l "keyctl|PreBlock|module-hash-by-height" --type go
# Check for any upgrade-related imports
rg -l "cosmos.*/upgrade" --type go
Length of output: 358 Script: #!/bin/bash
# Check upgrade module implementation details
rg "PreBlock" --type go -C 2
# Check upgrade handler implementation
cat app/upgrades/v8/upgrade.go
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