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Context of Change

Type of Change

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  • Public API: New feature (new methods and/or new fields)
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  • Peer protocol change (must be backward compatible or bump the peer protocol version)

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced a comprehensive configuration for managing code review processes, automated tools, and chat functionalities.
    • Added support for handling Multi-Purpose Tokens (MPT) within the XRPL protocol, including new transaction types and error codes.

  • Enhancements

    • Expanded the Number class to support conversion to MPTAmount.
    • Enhanced the STObject class to manage different types of amounts flexibly.

  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling for multi-party token transactions.

  • Documentation

    • Updated JSON field identifiers to reflect new MPToken functionalities.

  • Refactor

    • Streamlined the STAmount class interface for better usability.

gregtatcam and others added 6 commits August 27, 2024 13:14
@gregtatcam @shawnxie999 @HowardHinnant
Introduce MPT support (XLS-33d):
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New Transactions:
- MPTokenIssuanceCreate
- MPTokenIssuanceDestory
- MPTokenIssuanceSet
- MPTokenAuthorize

Modified Transactions:
- Payment
- Clawback

New Objects:
- MPTokenIssuance
- MPTokenAuthorize

API updates:
- ledger_entry
- account_objects
- ledger_data

Read full spec: https://github.com/XRPLF/XRPL-Standards/tree/master/XLS-0033d-multi-purpose-tokens

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Co-authored-by: Shawn Xie <shawnxie920@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Howard Hinnant <howard.hinnant@gmail.com>
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Merge branch 'develop' into feature/mpt-v1
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add tecMPT_ISSUANCE_NOT_FOUND code (XRPLF#33)
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* add issuance not found code

* add issuance check to start of func

* uses `exists()`
@shawnxie999
fix maximum amt (XRPLF#34)
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* fix maximum amt

* add if check to return tecMPT_ISSUANCE_NOT_FOUND
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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a comprehensive update to the XRPL protocol, adding new functionalities related to multi-party tokens (MPTokens). Key modifications include the introduction of new classes, methods, and enumerations for handling MPTokens, enhancing the protocol's ability to manage token issuance, transfer, and associated metadata. Additionally, several existing classes have been updated to support these new features, allowing for more flexible handling of amounts and improving the overall structure of the codebase.

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Files Change Summary
.coderabbit.yml Added configuration settings for tools and features, including code review processes, chat functionalities, and knowledge base integration.
include/xrpl/basics/MPTAmount.h, src/libxrpl/basics/MPTAmount.cpp Introduced MPTAmount class for handling monetary amounts with operator overloads for arithmetic and comparison, along with JSON serialization capabilities.
include/xrpl/basics/Number.h, src/libxrpl/basics/Number.cpp Added constructors and conversion operators in the Number class to support MPTAmount.
include/xrpl/protocol/Feature.h, src/libxrpl/protocol/Feature.cpp Incremented feature count and registered new feature MPTokensV1.
include/xrpl/protocol/Indexes.h, src/libxrpl/protocol/Indexes.cpp Introduced functions for managing MPT issuance and tokens, including overloads for mptIssuance and mptoken.
include/xrpl/protocol/Issue.h, src/libxrpl/protocol/Issue.cpp Added getIssuer() method to the Issue class for accessing the issuer's account ID.
include/xrpl/protocol/LedgerFormats.h, src/libxrpl/protocol/LedgerFormats.cpp Added new ledger entry types and formats for managing MP tokens and their issuance.
include/xrpl/protocol/MPTIssue.h, src/libxrpl/protocol/MPTIssue.cpp Defined MPTIssue class for managing MPT issues, including methods for retrieving issuer information and JSON conversion.
include/xrpl/protocol/Protocol.h Introduced constants for maximum MP token metadata length and maximum allowable amount.
include/xrpl/protocol/Rate.h, src/libxrpl/protocol/Rate2.cpp Added multiplication functionality for STMPTAmount type and included new overloads.
include/xrpl/protocol/STAmount.h, src/libxrpl/protocol/STAmount.cpp Refactored STAmount class, removing inheritance and simplifying constructors.
include/xrpl/protocol/STEitherAmount.h, src/libxrpl/protocol/STEitherAmount.cpp Introduced STEitherAmount class to handle amounts that can be either STAmount or STMPTAmount, with serialization support.
include/xrpl/protocol/TER.h, src/libxrpl/protocol/TER.cpp Added new error codes related to MPTokens for improved error handling in transactions.
include/xrpl/protocol/TxFlags.h, include/xrpl/protocol/TxFormats.h Introduced new transaction flags and types for managing MPToken transactions.
include/xrpl/protocol/XChainAttestations.h Modified structures to use STEitherAmount for handling amounts in cross-chain attestations.
include/xrpl/protocol/jss.h Added new JSON field identifiers related to MPTokens and updated existing identifiers.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Protocol
    participant TokenManager

    User->>Protocol: Initiate Token Issuance
    Protocol->>TokenManager: Create MPToken
    TokenManager-->>Protocol: Return MPToken ID
    Protocol-->>User: Confirm MPToken Issuance
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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Protocol
    participant TokenManager

    User->>Protocol: Request Token Transfer
    Protocol->>TokenManager: Validate Transfer
    TokenManager-->>Protocol: Confirm Transfer Validity
    Protocol-->>User: Confirm Token Transfer
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🐇 "In the meadow where tokens grow,
New features sprout, as we all know.
With MPTokens now in play,
The ledger dances, come what may!
Hops of joy, we celebrate,
A brighter future, oh, how great!"
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include/xrpl/protocol/MPTIssue.h (1)

1-18: Verify the accuracy of the copyright year.

The copyright notice mentions the year 2024. As an AI language model, my knowledge is based on data up to September 2021, so I cannot determine if this is an accurate future date or a placeholder. Please ensure that the copyright year is correct and update it if necessary.

include/xrpl/basics/MPTAmount.h (4)

38-99: Consider renaming the jsonClipped method.

The MPTAmount class design looks good overall. The constructors, operators, and methods provide a complete interface for working with the amount type.

However, the name jsonClipped is unclear. Consider renaming it to something more descriptive, such as toJson or toJsonValue, to better convey its purpose.

101-132: Consider simplifying the signum method implementation.

The method implementations look good and the use of constexpr is appropriate.

For the signum method, consider using a ternary operator to make the implementation more concise:

constexpr int signum() const noexcept
{
    return value_ < 0 ? -1 : (value_ > 0 ? 1 : 0);
}

134-153: Consider using fmt::format in the to_string function.

The I/O operators and to_string function are implemented correctly.

To improve the efficiency of the to_string function, consider using fmt::format instead of std::to_string:

inline std::string to_string(MPTAmount const& amount)
{
    return fmt::format("{}", amount.value());
}

This assumes that the fmt library is available and included in the project.

155-181: Consider using static_cast instead of convert_to.

The mulRatio function is implemented correctly and handles division by zero and overflow appropriately.

To improve the efficiency of the function, consider using static_cast instead of convert_to for the final conversion:

return MPTAmount(static_cast<MPTAmount::value_type>(r));

Since the overflow check ensures that the result fits within the range of MPTAmount::value_type, a static_cast is safe to use here.

src/libxrpl/protocol/STVar.cpp (1)

144-146: LGTM! Consider adding tests for STUInt192.

The addition of the STI_UINT192 case and the corresponding STUInt192 type enhances the functionality of the STVar class by supporting a broader set of data types, which is a valuable expansion.

To ensure the robustness of this new functionality, consider adding unit tests that cover the construction, serialization, and deserialization of STUInt192 objects. This will help catch any potential issues and serve as documentation for the expected behavior.

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src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/MPTokenIssuanceSet.h (1)

27-44: LGTM! The class structure follows the standard XRPL transaction processing pattern.

The MPTokenIssuanceSet class is well-structured and follows the standard XRPL transaction processing pattern with preflight, preclaim, and doApply methods. This provides a solid foundation for managing MPToken issuance in the XRPL.

Recommendations for the method implementations:

  1. In the preflight method, ensure that all necessary preliminary checks are performed on the transaction context to validate the MPToken issuance request.
  2. In the preclaim method, thoroughly validate the transaction before applying it to prevent any invalid or malicious MPToken issuance attempts.
  3. In the doApply method, implement the core logic for applying the MPToken issuance transaction efficiently and securely. Ensure proper error handling and consider potential edge cases.
  4. Write comprehensive unit tests to cover all possible scenarios and ensure the correctness of the MPToken issuance process.
src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/MPTokenIssuanceDestroy.h (1)

1-48: LGTM!

The MPTokenIssuanceDestroy class is well-structured and follows best practices:

  • It has a single responsibility of handling the destruction of MP token issuances.
  • It uses inheritance appropriately by extending the Transactor class.
  • It declares the necessary methods for handling the transaction lifecycle.
  • It uses the override, static, explicit, const, constexpr, public, namespace, and header guards appropriately.

The class is ready to be integrated into the codebase.

src/libxrpl/protocol/MPTIssue.cpp (4)

26-47: LGTM!

The MPTIssue class is well-structured and follows the single responsibility principle by focusing on MPT issuance functionality. The constructor and public methods are properly implemented, providing access to essential information for managing MPT issuances.

30-41: LGTM!

The getIssuer() method correctly extracts the issuer's account ID from the MPTID by skipping the sequence part and copying the relevant portion to an AccountID object. The use of memcpy is appropriate, and the function returns the expected AccountID object.

43-47: LGTM!

The getMptID() method correctly returns a constant reference to the mptID_ member variable, preventing unnecessary copying and ensuring that the returned MPTID cannot be modified.

49-55: LGTM!

The to_json function correctly converts an MPTIssue object into a JSON representation by creating a JSON value and adding the MPT issuance ID as a string using the to_string function. The JSON key jss::mpt_issuance_id is used appropriately, and the function returns the expected JSON value.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/MPTokenAuthorize.h (2)

27-34: LGTM!

The MPTAuthorizeArgs struct is well-designed and encapsulates the necessary parameters for the authorization process. The field names are descriptive, and their types are appropriate. Using a struct to pass multiple related parameters enhances code clarity and maintainability.

36-59: LGTM!

The MPTokenAuthorize class is well-designed and follows the SOLID principles by having a single responsibility of handling MP token authorization. The constructor properly initializes the base class, and the static methods are appropriately named and take the necessary parameters for their respective tasks.

The authorize method encapsulates the core authorization logic and takes an MPTAuthorizeArgs struct, which enhances code clarity and maintainability. Overriding the doApply method allows for custom application logic.

Overall, the class is structured effectively and contributes to the broader capabilities of the XRPL framework.

.coderabbit.yml (5)

1-4: LGTM!

The general configuration settings look good:

  • The language is set to American English, which is appropriate for the target audience.
  • The early_access flag is set to false, indicating that the project is not in an early access phase.
  • The enable_free_tier flag is set to true, enabling the free tier functionality for the project.

5-32: LGTM!

The code review configuration settings look good:

  • The "chill" profile setting suggests a more relaxed code review approach, which can help foster a positive review culture.
  • Various code review features are enabled, such as high-level summaries, auto-titling, review status, poem generation, and sequence diagrams, which can enhance the review process and improve communication.
  • The path filters help exclude irrelevant files and directories from the code reviews, improving efficiency and focus.
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33-78: LGTM!

The automated tools configuration settings look good:

  • A wide range of linting and analysis tools are enabled, covering various languages and aspects of the codebase, such as shell scripts, Python, Markdown, JavaScript, YAML, Git, Kotlin, Ruby, Protocol Buffers, and more.
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  • The additional configuration options, such as timeout and level settings, allow for fine-tuning the behavior of certain tools to suit the project's needs.

79-80: LGTM!

The chat configuration settings look good:

  • The auto_reply flag is set to true, which enables the AI to automatically reply to chat messages.
  • Enabling auto-reply can help provide quick responses and improve user engagement.

81-92: LGTM!

The knowledge base configuration settings look good:

  • The opt_out flag is set to false, which enables the knowledge base functionality.
  • The auto scope settings for learnings, issues, and pull_requests allow the AI to automatically learn from these sources, which can help improve its performance and accuracy over time.
  • The jira and linear integrations are configured with empty project and team keys, indicating that these integrations are not currently set up. If needed, these keys can be added later to enable integration with these project management tools.
src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/MPTokenIssuanceCreate.h (2)

27-37: LGTM!

The MPTCreateArgs struct is well-structured and follows the single responsibility principle. The use of std::optional for the optional fields is a good practice.

39-56: LGTM!

The MPTokenIssuanceCreate class follows the SOLID principles and has a clear separation of concerns. The class provides a well-defined framework for handling the application logic associated with token issuance.

include/xrpl/protocol/MPTIssue.h (4)

28-49: LGTM!

The MPTIssue class is well-defined with appropriate constructors, member functions, and comparison operators. The class encapsulates the concept of an MPT issue and provides a clean interface for accessing the MPTID and issuer's account ID.

51-61: LGTM!

The comparison operators operator== and operator!= are correctly implemented. They compare the mptID_ member variables of the two MPTIssue objects and return the appropriate boolean result. Declaring them as constexpr is a good optimization.

69-70: LGTM!

The to_json() function declaration is correct. It takes an MPTIssue object as an argument and returns a Json::Value, which is appropriate for JSON serialization.

23-24: Verify the inclusion of the header files.

The inclusion of the <xrpl/protocol/AccountID.h> and <xrpl/protocol/UintTypes.h> header files seems appropriate. However, it's important to ensure that these header files are available and contain the necessary type definitions for AccountID and MPTID.

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The verification process has confirmed that the inclusion of <xrpl/protocol/AccountID.h> and <xrpl/protocol/UintTypes.h> in MPTIssue.h is appropriate and necessary:

  1. AccountID is correctly defined in AccountID.h as a 160-bit unsigned integer type:

    using AccountID = base_uint<160, detail::AccountIDTag>;

  2. MPTID is properly defined in UintTypes.h as a 192-bit unsigned integer type:

    using MPTID = base_uint<192>;

  3. Both AccountID and MPTID are used correctly in MPTIssue.h:

    • AccountID is likely used in the getIssuer() function (not shown in the provided snippet).
    • MPTID is used as a member variable, in a constructor, and as a return type.

The inclusion of these header files provides the necessary type definitions for MPTIssue.h to function correctly.

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src/libxrpl/basics/MPTAmount.cpp (8)

24-29: LGTM!

The operator+= implementation is correct and follows the expected behavior of adding the underlying values of two MPTAmount instances.

31-36: LGTM!

The operator-= implementation is correct and follows the expected behavior of subtracting the underlying values of two MPTAmount instances.

38-42: LGTM!

The unary operator- implementation is correct and follows the expected behavior of returning a new MPTAmount instance with the negated value.

44-48: LGTM!

The operator== implementation is correct and follows the expected behavior of comparing the underlying values of two MPTAmount instances for equality.

50-54: LGTM!

The operator== implementation is correct and follows the expected behavior of comparing the underlying value of an MPTAmount instance with a value_type for equality.

56-60: LGTM!

The operator< implementation is correct and follows the expected behavior of comparing the underlying values of two MPTAmount instances for less than inequality.

62-77: LGTM!

The jsonClipped implementation is correct and follows the expected behavior of converting the MPTAmount to a JSON-compatible integer value, clipping it to the range of Json::Int. The use of static_assert ensures that the underlying value_type is a signed integral type, providing type safety.

79-83: LGTM!

The minPositiveAmount implementation is correct and follows the expected behavior of returning the minimum positive MPTAmount value.

include/xrpl/protocol/Rate.h (2)

24-24: LGTM!

The inclusion of the STMPTAmount.h header is necessary for the subsequent code changes related to the STMPTAmount type.

71-72: LGTM!

The new overload of the multiply function for STMPTAmount is a valuable addition that extends the functionality of the module to support multi-party token amounts. It is implemented correctly and does not modify the behavior of the existing overload for STAmount.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/MPTokenIssuanceDestroy.cpp (3)

28-42: LGTM!

The preflight function correctly performs the necessary checks for destroying an MP token issuance:

  1. Checks if the featureMPTokensV1 feature is enabled.
  2. Calls preflight1 for initial flag validation.
  3. Ensures no invalid flags are set using the tfMPTokenIssuanceDestroyMask.
  4. Calls preflight2 for further validation if all checks pass.

The logic is sound and follows the expected flow.

44-62: LGTM!

The preclaim function performs the necessary validation before destroying an MP token issuance:

  1. Ensures the issuance exists by reading it from the ledger using the sfMPTokenIssuanceID field.
  2. Verifies that the issuer of the issuance matches the transaction submitter.
  3. Checks that the issuance has no outstanding balances by verifying the sfOutstandingAmount field.

The function returns appropriate error codes if any of the conditions are not met, and returns tesSUCCESS if all checks pass. The logic is correct and follows the expected validation steps.

64-80: LGTM!

The doApply function correctly executes the destruction of an MP token issuance:

  1. Retrieves the MP token issuance object using the sfMPTokenIssuanceID field from the transaction.
  2. Removes the issuance's directory entry from the issuer's owner directory using dirRemove.
  3. Erases the issuance object from the ledger using erase.
  4. Adjusts the issuer's owner count by calling adjustOwnerCount with a value of -1.

The function returns tefBAD_LEDGER if the directory removal fails, and returns tesSUCCESS if all operations succeed. The logic is sound and follows the expected steps for destroying an MP token issuance.

include/xrpl/protocol/Issue.h (1)

49-50: LGTM!

The getIssuer function is a well-designed getter method that provides read-only access to the account member variable of the Issue class. It follows the naming convention, is marked as const, and adheres to the Single Responsibility Principle.

The addition of this function improves data encapsulation and provides a convenient way to retrieve the issuer associated with an Issue object, which is likely crucial for operations involving asset management or transaction processing within the XRPL framework.

The function does not introduce any breaking changes or compatibility issues, as it is a new addition to the Issue class.

src/libxrpl/protocol/Rate2.cpp (1)

57-68: LGTM!

The new multiply function for STMPTAmount is well-implemented and follows best practices:

  • The assertion at the beginning prevents division by zero errors.
  • The check for parityRate optimizes performance by avoiding unnecessary calculations.
  • The multiplication logic is correct, and the adjustment factor maintains precision.
  • The function is well-structured and follows the existing coding style and conventions.

Overall, this addition enhances the functionality of the module by allowing it to handle STMPTAmount types consistently with other amount types, without any apparent side effects or impact on other parts of the codebase.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/NFTokenCreateOffer.cpp (3)

49-49: LGTM!

The explicit type casting of ctx.tx[sfAmount] to STAmount improves type safety and ensures that the field is of the expected type. This change enhances the robustness of the code without affecting the functionality.

82-82: LGTM!

The explicit type casting of ctx.tx[sfAmount] to STAmount improves type safety and ensures that the field is of the expected type. This change enhances the robustness of the code without affecting the functionality.

98-98: LGTM!

The explicit type casting of ctx_.tx[sfAmount] to STAmount improves type safety and ensures that the field is of the expected type. This change enhances the robustness of the code without affecting the functionality.

src/libxrpl/protocol/Issue.cpp (1)

29-33: LGTM!

The new getIssuer() function is a straightforward getter that returns a constant reference to the account member variable. The implementation is correct and follows best practices:

  • The function is marked as const, which is appropriate since it does not modify the object's state.
  • Returning a constant reference is efficient and avoids unnecessary copying.
  • The function name is clear and follows the naming convention for getter functions.

Overall, this is a clean and useful addition to the Issue class.

include/xrpl/protocol/TxMeta.h (3)

111-111: LGTM!

The change in the setDeliveredAmount method signature to accept STEitherAmount is consistent with the overall theme of the PR to support more flexible handling of amounts.

Please ensure that all the callers of this method within the TxMeta class have been updated to pass STEitherAmount instead of STAmount.

135-135: LGTM!

The change in the mDelivered member variable type from std::optional<STAmount> to std::optional<STEitherAmount> is consistent with the overall theme of the PR to support more flexible handling of amounts.

Please ensure that all the code that accesses this member variable directly within the TxMeta class has been updated to handle the new type.

116-116: Verify the method return type change in the codebase.

The change in the getDeliveredAmount method return type from STAmount to STEitherAmount is consistent with the overall theme of the PR to support more flexible handling of amounts.

Please ensure that all the callers of this method have been updated to handle the new return type.

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Changes to getDeliveredAmount have been correctly implemented in the observed file.

The getDeliveredAmount method's return type has been successfully updated to std::optional<STEitherAmount> in src/xrpld/rpc/detail/DeliveredAmount.cpp. The usage of this method is consistent with the new return type, and the calling code appears to be prepared to handle the updated type.

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src/libxrpl/protocol/UintTypes.cpp (1)

129-134: LGTM!

The addition of the noMPT function is a useful enhancement that provides a way to retrieve a default or "no" MPTID value, similar to the existing noCurrency function. The implementation is straightforward and unlikely to introduce any issues.

include/xrpl/protocol/UintTypes.h (2)

61-66: LGTM!

The introduction of the MPTID type definition is a good addition. The comments provide clear context about the current and future usage of MPTID.

76-78: LGTM!

The introduction of the noMPT() function declaration is a good addition. The comment provides clear context about the usage of noMPT().

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/MPTokenIssuanceSet.cpp (3)

28-52: LGTM!

The preflight function performs necessary checks to ensure the validity of the transaction. It checks for the following:

  • If the MPTokens feature is enabled.
  • If any invalid flags are set.
  • If both tfMPTLock and tfMPTUnlock flags are set.
  • If the account initiating the transaction is the same as the token holder.

It returns appropriate error codes if any of these checks fail, preventing invalid transactions from being processed.

54-84: LGTM!

The preclaim function ensures that the transaction is authorized and the referenced objects exist in the ledger. It performs the following checks:

  • If the issuance exists by reading the mptIssuance record from the ledger.
  • If locking is permitted for the issuance by checking the lsfMPTCanLock flag.
  • If the issuer of the issuance matches the account submitting the transaction.
  • If a token holder is specified, it checks if the holder account exists.
  • If the corresponding token exists for the specified issuance and holder.

It returns appropriate error codes if any of these checks fail, preventing unauthorized modifications to the issuance and ensuring the integrity of the ledger state.

86-116: LGTM!

The doApply function applies the requested changes to the issuance or token record in the ledger. It performs the following steps:

  • Retrieves the issuance ID and transaction flags from the transaction context.
  • Retrieves the issuance or token record from the ledger based on the presence of a token holder in the transaction.
  • Updates the flags in the record based on the transaction flags (tfMPTLock and tfMPTUnlock).
  • Writes the updated record back to the ledger if the flags have changed.

It ensures that the changes are properly reflected in the ledger state.

include/xrpl/protocol/STBitString.h (2)

87-87: LGTM!

The new STUInt192 alias for STBitString<192> is a logical addition that expands the functionality to handle 192-bit unsigned integers. It follows the existing naming convention and integrates well with the available types.

140-145: LGTM!

The getSType() specialization for STUInt192 correctly returns the STI_UINT192 serialized type identifier. It follows the existing pattern for other STUInt types and is necessary for proper serialization and deserialization of the new type.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/MPTokenIssuanceCreate.cpp (3)

28-68: LGTM!

The preflight checks for creating MP Token issuances are comprehensive and cover all the necessary validations, including:

  • Checking if the featureMPTokensV1 is enabled.
  • Validating transaction flags.
  • Ensuring the transfer fee is within the allowed range.
  • Checking if the tfMPTCanTransfer flag is set when a non-zero transfer fee is specified.
  • Validating the metadata length.
  • Ensuring the maximum amount is non-zero and within the allowed range.

The function returns appropriate error codes for each validation failure.

70-123: LGTM!

The create function handles the creation of MP Token issuances correctly:

  • It checks if the account exists and returns an appropriate error code if not.
  • It verifies if the prior balance meets the reserve requirements and returns an error if insufficient.
  • It creates a new MP Token issuance record with the necessary fields, including flags, issuer account, outstanding amount, sequence number, and optional fields like maximum amount, asset scale, transfer fee, and metadata.
  • It inserts the new issuance record into the ledger and updates the owner count.

The function is well-structured and follows the necessary steps for creating an MP Token issuance.

125-140: LGTM!

The doApply function orchestrates the application of the MP Token issuance creation transaction correctly:

  • It extracts the necessary parameters from the transaction context, including the prior balance, account, sequence number, flags, maximum amount, asset scale, transfer fee, and metadata.
  • It passes these parameters to the create function to handle the actual creation of the MP Token issuance.

The function is concise and delegates the creation logic to the appropriate function.

include/xrpl/protocol/Protocol.h (2)

98-99: LGTM!

The constant maxMPTokenMetadataLength is declared correctly with an appropriate value.

101-102: LGTM!

The constant maxMPTokenAmount is declared correctly with the maximum value for a 64-bit unsigned integer.

include/xrpl/protocol/STMPTAmount.h (12)

32-100: Class structure and design look good!

The STMPTAmount class is well-structured and follows the SOLID principles. The private member issue_ encapsulates the associated MPTIssue, and the public methods provide a clear and consistent interface for interacting with STMPTAmount objects.

41-41: Skipped reviewing constructor implementation.

The constructor STMPTAmount(SerialIter& sit) is declared but not defined in this header file. Assuming the implementation correctly deserializes the STMPTAmount object from the provided SerialIter.

42-45: Constructor declaration looks good!

The constructor STMPTAmount(MPTIssue const& issue, std::uint64_t value, bool negative = false) takes the appropriate parameters to initialize an STMPTAmount object with a specific issue, value, and sign. The use of const references and default value for the negative flag is appreciated.

46-46: Constructor declaration looks good!

The constructor STMPTAmount(MPTIssue const& issue, std::int64_t value = 0) takes the appropriate parameters to initialize an STMPTAmount object with a specific issue and value. The use of const reference and default value for the value parameter is appreciated.

47-47: Constructor declaration looks good!

The constructor explicit STMPTAmount(value_type value = 0) is marked as explicit to prevent implicit conversions, which is a good practice. The default value for the value parameter is sensible.

49-50: Method declaration looks good!

The method SerializedTypeID getSType() const is declared as a const member function, which is appropriate since it does not modify the object's state. Returning the SerializedTypeID is useful for serialization and deserialization purposes.

52-53: Method declaration looks good!

The method std::string getFullText() const is declared as a const member function, which is appropriate since it does not modify the object's state. Returning the full text representation is useful for debugging and logging purposes.

55-56: Method declaration looks good!

The method std::string getText() const is declared as a const member function, which is appropriate since it does not modify the object's state. Returning a string representation is useful for displaying the STMPTAmount object.

58-58: Method declaration looks good!

The method Json::Value getJson(JsonOptions) const is declared as a const member function, which is appropriate since it does not modify the object's state. Returning a Json::Value representation is useful for JSON serialization of the STMPTAmount object. The JsonOptions parameter allows customizing the JSON serialization behavior.

60-61: Method declaration looks good!

The method void add(Serializer& s) const is declared as a const member function, which is appropriate since it does not modify the object's state. It takes a Serializer reference as a parameter, suggesting that it is used for serializing the STMPTAmount object into the provided Serializer.

63-64: Method declaration looks good!

The method void setJson(Json::Value& elem) const is declared as a const member function, which is appropriate since it does not modify the object's state. It takes a Json::Value reference as a parameter, suggesting that it is used for setting the STMPTAmount object's JSON representation into the provided Json::Value reference.

66-67: Method declaration looks good!

The method bool isDefault() const is declared as a const member function, which is appropriate since it does not modify the object's state. Returning a boolean value indicating whether the STMPTAmount object is in its default state is useful for validation and comparison purposes.

include/xrpl/protocol/SOTemplate.h (3)

43-44: LGTM!

The new SOETxMPTAmount enum provides a clear and concise way to categorize the support for MPT in amount fields. The enum values are well-named and self-explanatory.

54-54: LGTM!

The addition of the supportMpt_ member variable and the corresponding constructor changes allow the SOElement class to effectively track and manage the MPT support status for each instance. The constructors provide the necessary flexibility to initialize supportMpt_ based on different scenarios, and the default value of soeMPTNotSupported in the third constructor aligns with the expected behavior.

Also applies to: 56-90

103-108: LGTM!

The new supportMPT() method provides a clean and straightforward way to retrieve the value of the supportMpt_ member variable for an instance of SOElement. The const declaration ensures that the method does not modify the object's state, which is appropriate for a getter method.

include/xrpl/basics/MPTAmount.h (1)

1-37: LGTM!

The license header and includes are appropriate for the file.

src/libxrpl/protocol/STMPTAmount.cpp (14)

29-40: LGTM!

The constructor correctly deserializes an STMPTAmount object from the provided SerialIter. It checks for the cMPToken flag, reads the amount value and issue identifier, and negates the amount if necessary based on the cPositive flag.

42-45: LGTM!

The constructor correctly initializes an STMPTAmount object with the provided MPTIssue and value. It delegates the initialization of the value_ member to the base class constructor.

47-58: LGTM!

The constructor correctly initializes an STMPTAmount object with the provided MPTIssue, unsigned 64-bit integer value, and boolean indicating whether the value is negative. It checks if the value is within the valid range, casts it to a signed 64-bit integer, and negates it if necessary.

60-62: LGTM!

The constructor correctly initializes an STMPTAmount object with the provided value by delegating the initialization to the base class constructor.

64-68: LGTM!

The function correctly returns the serialized type ID for STMPTAmount objects.

70-78: LGTM!

The function correctly generates the full text representation of the STMPTAmount object by concatenating the amount value and MPT ID.

80-84: LGTM!

The function correctly returns the string representation of the amount value.

86-91: LGTM!

The function correctly generates the JSON representation of the STMPTAmount object by creating a Json::Value object, populating it using the setJson function, and returning the populated object.

93-98: LGTM!

The function correctly sets the JSON representation of the STMPTAmount object in the provided Json::Value object by setting the "mpt_issuance_id" and "value" fields.

100-109: LGTM!

The function correctly serializes the STMPTAmount object and adds it to the provided Serializer object. It sets the appropriate flags in the u8 byte, adds the u8 byte, the absolute value of value_, and the MPT ID to the serializer.

111-115: LGTM!

The function correctly checks if the STMPTAmount object represents the default value by comparing the value_ member to 0 and the issue_ member to noMPT().

117-121: LGTM!

The function correctly returns the issuer of the MPT amount by calling issue_.getIssuer().

123-127: LGTM!

The function correctly returns the MPT ID of the MPT amount by calling issue_.getMptID().

129-133: LGTM!

The function correctly returns the MPTIssue object associated with the MPT amount.

src/libxrpl/protocol/TxMeta.cpp (1)

147-147: Verify the usage of STEitherAmount across the codebase.

The change from STAmount to STEitherAmount suggests that the field object is expected to be of a different type. This change is likely intended to handle a broader set of amount representations.

To ensure this change does not introduce any unintended side effects, please verify that:

  1. STEitherAmount is used consistently across the codebase for handling amounts.
  2. The rest of the logic in getAffectedAccounts and other related methods is compatible with the STEitherAmount type.

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Approve the change from STAmount to STEitherAmount

The change from STAmount to STEitherAmount is part of a larger update to support Multi-Purpose Tokens (MPT) as per XLS-33d. This modification allows for more flexible handling of different token types in the XRPL.

The STEitherAmount type is designed to work alongside STAmount, providing compatibility with existing code while extending functionality for new token types. This change in the getAffectedAccounts method ensures that the code can handle both traditional amounts and the new MPT amounts.

Developers working with this code should be aware of the following:

  1. STEitherAmount is now used in place of STAmount in some scenarios, particularly in transaction processing.
  2. Existing STAmount usage remains valid in many parts of the codebase.
  3. When working with amounts, check whether STEitherAmount or STAmount is more appropriate based on the context and whether MPT support is needed.
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src/libxrpl/protocol/STVar.cpp (3)

203-203: Consistent with the previous change to STI_AMOUNT.

This modification aligns with the earlier change to the STI_AMOUNT case, promoting the use of STEitherAmount for representing amounts.

Please refer to the previous comment about verifying the compatibility of STEitherAmount with the existing codebase to ensure a smooth transition.

211-213: Consistent with the previous addition of STI_UINT192.

This modification aligns with the earlier addition of the STI_UINT192 case, enhancing the functionality of the STVar class by supporting a broader set of data types.

Please refer to the previous comment about considering the addition of unit tests for the new STUInt192 type to ensure its robustness and document its expected behavior.

136-136: Ensure STEitherAmount is compatible with existing code.

The change from STAmount to STEitherAmount for the STI_AMOUNT case allows for more flexible handling of amounts, which is a good improvement.

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Change to STEitherAmount is consistently implemented and maintains compatibility.

The review of the codebase shows that the change from STAmount to STEitherAmount for the STI_AMOUNT case has been consistently applied across relevant files. The new STEitherAmount type appears to be designed for compatibility with existing code:

  • It's used consistently in constructors and parsers.
  • It maintains the STI_AMOUNT type identifier for backward compatibility.
  • It supports both regular amounts and MPT (Multi-Protocol Token) amounts.

The coexistence of STI_AMOUNT and STI_EITHER_AMOUNT in SField.h further supports backward compatibility while introducing the more flexible STEitherAmount type.

Based on this analysis, the change appears to be well-implemented and should not cause compatibility issues with existing code.

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include/xrpl/protocol/STEitherAmount.h (5)

28-34: LGTM!

The concepts ValidAmountType and EitherAmountType are well-defined and serve a clear purpose in constraining template parameters for type safety.

36-126: LGTM!

The STEitherAmount class is well-designed and follows the SOLID principles:

  • It has a clear single responsibility of holding either STAmount or STMPTAmount.
  • It is open for extension but closed for modification by inheriting from STBase.
  • It uses the Liskov substitution principle by properly overriding virtual methods from the base class.
  • It has a clear and concise interface for accessing the stored value.
  • It uses C++17 features such as std::variant to efficiently store the amount.

128-177: LGTM!

The get function template is well-designed and uses modern C++17 features:

  • It uses if constexpr to handle different cases based on the type of the input parameter at compile-time.
  • It provides a convenient way to retrieve the stored amount of a specific type.
  • It throws an exception if the requested type does not match the stored type, ensuring type safety.
  • It handles both STEitherAmount and std::optional<STEitherAmount> types, providing flexibility.

179-189: LGTM!

The utility functions for converting JSON values to STEitherAmount and STAmount are well-designed:

  • They provide a convenient way to convert JSON values to STEitherAmount and STAmount types.
  • They take an SField parameter to specify the field name, providing context for the conversion.
  • The "NoThrow" versions of the functions allow for error handling without using exceptions.

Please ensure that the implementations of these functions are correct and handle all possible cases. Consider adding unit tests to verify their behavior.

191-264: LGTM!

The code segment is well-designed and provides useful utility functions:

  • The comparison operators for STEitherAmount use std::visit to compare the stored amounts based on their types.
  • The isMPT and isIssue function templates provide a convenient way to check the type of an amount.
  • The isXRP function checks if an STEitherAmount represents XRP by checking if it holds an STAmount and calling isXRP on it.
  • The specialization of the Json::getOrThrow function template for STAmount allows for convenient retrieval of STAmount from a JSON value.
include/xrpl/protocol/TxFormats.h (3)

202-203: Verify the impact of adding the new transaction type ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_CREATE.

The addition of a new transaction type is a significant change that could impact the protocol and the codebase. Please ensure that:

  • The chosen value of 54 does not conflict with any existing or reserved transaction types.
  • The creation of MPTokenIssuance objects is properly implemented.
  • All relevant code paths are updated to handle this new transaction type.

Run the following script to verify the handling of the new transaction type:

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The new transaction type ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_CREATE is properly implemented and integrated.

The codebase analysis confirms that:

  • The new transaction type is well-defined and used consistently.
  • Related transaction types (ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_DESTROY, ttMPTOKEN_AUTHORIZE, ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_SET) are also implemented.
  • Appropriate flags, validations, and error handling are in place.
  • The MPTokenIssuance class and related functions are implemented across multiple files.
  • Test cases are included to verify the correct behavior of MPToken-related transactions.

The impact of adding this new transaction type appears to be properly managed throughout the codebase.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the handling of the new transaction type `ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_CREATE`.

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rg --type cpp -A 5 $'ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_CREATE'

# Test 2: Search for the creation of MPTokenIssuance objects. Expect: Proper implementation.
ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'MPTokenIssuance::create($$$)'

Length of output: 2527

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# Description: Verify the implementation of MPTokenIssuance

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rg --type cpp -A 5 'MPTokenIssuance::'

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205-206: Verify the impact of adding the new transaction type ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_DESTROY.

The addition of a new transaction type is a significant change that could impact the protocol and the codebase. Please ensure that:

  • The chosen value of 55 does not conflict with any existing or reserved transaction types.
  • The destruction of MPTokenIssuance objects is properly implemented.
  • All relevant code paths are updated to handle this new transaction type.

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The new transaction type ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_DESTROY is properly implemented and integrated.

The verification process has confirmed that:

  • The MPTokenIssuanceDestroy class is implemented in dedicated files with appropriate methods (preflight, preclaim, doApply).
  • The new transaction type is correctly handled in the transaction application process and invariant checks.
  • The chosen enum value (55) doesn't conflict with other transaction types.
  • The implementation includes necessary checks, such as feature flag verification and existence of the MPTokenIssuance object.

While no explicit documentation about valid transaction type ranges was found, the implementation follows the pattern of other transaction types in the codebase.

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# Description: Verify the handling of the new transaction type `ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_DESTROY`.

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rg --type cpp -A 5 $'ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_DESTROY'

# Test 2: Search for the destruction of MPTokenIssuance objects. Expect: Proper implementation.
ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'MPTokenIssuance::destroy($$$)'

Length of output: 1967

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# Description: Further verify the implementation of MPTokenIssuanceDestroy and check for conflicts with enum value 55

# Test 1: Search for the MPTokenIssuanceDestroy implementation
ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern 'struct MPTokenIssuanceDestroy {
  $$$
}'

# Test 2: Check for any other usage of the value 55 in enum definitions
rg --type cpp -A 1 -B 1 '\b55\b' | grep -E '(enum|=)'

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate MPTokenIssuanceDestroy implementation and check for transaction type value documentation

# Test 1: Search for any struct or class that might implement MPTokenIssuanceDestroy
rg --type cpp -A 5 'struct.*MPTokenIssuanceDestroy|class.*MPTokenIssuanceDestroy'

# Test 2: Search for functions that might handle MPTokenIssuanceDestroy
rg --type cpp -A 5 'void.*MPTokenIssuanceDestroy|MPTokenIssuanceDestroy::'

# Test 3: Look for any documentation or comments about transaction type values or ranges
rg --type cpp "transaction.*type.*range|valid.*transaction.*type"

# Test 4: Check for usage of ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_DESTROY
rg --type cpp -A 3 'ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_DESTROY'

Length of output: 3507

211-212: Verify the impact of adding the new transaction type ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_SET.

The addition of a new transaction type is a significant change that could impact the protocol and the codebase. Please ensure that:

  • The chosen value of 57 does not conflict with any existing or reserved transaction types.
  • The setting of MPTokenIssuance and MPToken objects is properly implemented.
  • All relevant code paths are updated to handle this new transaction type.

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Verification of the new transaction type ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_SET implementation is complete.

The new transaction type ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_SET has been properly implemented and integrated into the XRPL codebase. Key findings include:

  • The MPTokenIssuanceSet class is defined in src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/MPTokenIssuanceSet.h and implemented in MPTokenIssuanceSet.cpp.
  • It follows the expected structure for XRPL transaction types, inheriting from Transactor and implementing necessary methods (preflight, preclaim, doApply).
  • The transaction type is correctly integrated into the transaction processing framework in applySteps.cpp.
  • Specific flags (tfMPTLock, tfMPTUnlock) are defined for this transaction type.
  • The transaction type is added to the TxFormats in TxFormats.cpp.
  • Test files exist, indicating that the feature has been tested.

The implementation appears to be complete and consistent with the XRPL's transaction handling patterns. No immediate issues or inconsistencies were identified.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the handling of the new transaction type `ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_SET`.

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rg --type cpp -A 5 $'ttMPTOKEN_ISSUANCE_SET'

# Test 2: Search for the setting of MPTokenIssuance objects. Expect: Proper implementation.
ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'MPTokenIssuance::set($$$)'

# Test 3: Search for the setting of MPToken objects. Expect: Proper implementation.
ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'MPToken::set($$$)'

Length of output: 1883

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the implementation of MPTokenIssuanceSet and related functions

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fd -e cpp -e h | xargs rg -l 'MPTokenIssuanceSet'

# Search for functions or methods related to modifying MPTokens or MPTokenIssuances
ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern 'function $_($$$) { $$$ }' | rg -i 'mptoken|mptokenissuance'

# Search for any mentions of MPToken or MPTokenIssuance modification
rg --type cpp -A 5 -i 'mptoken.*modify|mptokenissuance.*modify'

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include/xrpl/protocol/Serializer.h (2)

347-349: LGTM!

The peek8 function is a useful addition that allows inspecting the next byte without modifying the iterator state. The error handling for the case when there are no bytes left is also a good safety check.

380-384: LGTM!

The get192 function is a good addition that extends the capabilities of the SerialIter class to handle 192-bit values. The implementation is consistent with the existing getBitString method, ensuring uniformity in how bit strings are processed.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/Clawback.cpp (6)

Line range hint 37-60: LGTM!

The preflight checks for STAmount clawback transactions are comprehensive and handle all the necessary validations, including:

  • Checking for the availability of the clawback feature
  • Validating transaction flags and fields
  • Ensuring the issuer and holder are different
  • Verifying the clawback amount is not XRP and is positive

The logic flow is clear and the error cases are handled appropriately.

63-93: LGTM!

The preflight checks for STMPTAmount clawback transactions are comprehensive and handle all the necessary validations, including:

  • Checking for the availability of the clawback and MPTokensV1 features
  • Validating transaction flags and fields
  • Ensuring the MPT holder field is present
  • Verifying the issuer and MPT holder are different
  • Checking the clawback amount is within the valid range for MPT amounts

The logic flow is clear and the error cases are handled appropriately.

Line range hint 99-157: LGTM!

The preclaim checks for STAmount clawback transactions are comprehensive and handle all the necessary validations, including:

  • Checking the existence of issuer and holder accounts
  • Validating issuer flags and permissions
  • Verifying the existence of the trustline between the holder and issuer
  • Checking the permission based on the trustline balance and relative addresses of the issuer and holder
  • Ensuring the available balance is positive using accountHolds

The logic flow is clear and the error cases are handled appropriately.

159-199: LGTM!

The preclaim checks for STMPTAmount clawback transactions are comprehensive and handle all the necessary validations, including:

  • Checking the existence of issuer and holder accounts
  • Verifying the existence and permissions of the issuance object
  • Ensuring the issuer of the issuance object matches the transaction issuer
  • Checking the existence of the MPToken object for the holder and issuance
  • Validating the available balance using accountHolds

The logic flow is clear and the error cases are handled appropriately.

Line range hint 205-234: LGTM!

The apply logic for STAmount clawback transactions is implemented correctly:

  • It replaces the issuer field in the clawback amount with the actual issuer account.
  • It checks for the invalid case where the holder and issuer are the same.
  • It retrieves the spendable balance using accountHolds with the appropriate parameters.
  • It calculates the actual clawback amount by taking the minimum of the spendable balance and the requested amount.
  • It calls rippleCredit to perform the balance transfer from the holder to the issuer.

The logic flow is clear and handles the necessary steps for executing the clawback operation.

Tools
cppcheck

[error] 265-265: Syntax Error

(internalAstError)

236-259: LGTM!

The apply logic for STMPTAmount clawback transactions is implemented correctly:

  • It retrieves the spendable balance using accountHolds with the appropriate parameters for MPT amounts.
  • It calculates the actual clawback amount by taking the minimum of the spendable balance and the requested amount.
  • It calls rippleCredit to perform the balance transfer from the holder to the issuer.

The logic flow is clear and handles the necessary steps for executing the clawback operation for MPT amounts.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/MPTokenAuthorize.cpp (4)

28-44: LGTM!

The preflight function correctly performs the necessary checks for MPTokenAuthorize transactions, including:

  • Checking if the MPT feature is enabled.
  • Validating transaction flags.
  • Ensuring account and holder IDs are different.

The error handling is appropriate, returning the correct error codes for various invalid conditions.

46-126: LGTM!

The preclaim function correctly performs the necessary validations for MPTokenAuthorize transactions, including:

  • Verifying the existence of the holder account.
  • Distinguishing between actions taken by the holder and the issuer.
  • Enforcing permissions based on account roles (holder vs. issuer).
  • Checking conditions for unauthorizing (zero obligations) and creating (MPToken doesn't already exist) MPTokens.
  • Validating the existence of necessary objects (MPToken issuance, MPToken).

The error handling is appropriate, returning the correct error codes for various invalid conditions.

128-235: LGTM!

The authorize function correctly handles the authorization logic for MPTokenAuthorize transactions, including:

  • Distinguishing between actions taken by the holder and the issuer.
  • Handling unauthorization requests by removing the MPToken from the owner directory, adjusting the owner count, and erasing the MPToken object.
  • Handling authorization requests by checking reserve requirements, inserting a new entry in the owner directory, creating a new MPToken object, and adjusting the owner count.
  • Enforcing issuer permissions when modifying MPToken flags.
  • Ensuring the necessary objects (account, MPToken issuance, MPToken) exist and returning appropriate error codes when they are missing.

The function correctly updates the ledger state based on the transaction type and maintains consistency in the owner directory and owner count.

237-249: LGTM!

The doApply function serves as a simple entry point for applying MPTokenAuthorize transactions. It correctly extracts the necessary fields from the transaction and passes them to the authorize function.

The function relies on the authorize function to perform the actual authorization logic and returns the result of that function, which is appropriate.

include/xrpl/basics/Number.h (2)

56-56: LGTM!

The new constructor enhances the flexibility of the Number class by allowing it to be initialized from an MPTAmount object, similar to the existing support for XRPAmount. This expands the usability of the class without altering its core logic.

94-94: LGTM!

The new explicit conversion operator operator MPTAmount() const complements the new constructor Number(MPTAmount const& x) and ensures that the integration with MPTAmount is complete and consistent. The rounding behavior is consistent with the existing XRPAmount conversion, and the constructor implementation is straightforward and maintains the existing functionality of the Number class.

Also applies to: 216-219

include/xrpl/protocol/Indexes.h (6)

290-291: LGTM!

The function correctly constructs a Keylet for an MPT issuance using the provided AccountID and sequence number. The noexcept specifier is appropriate since this function does not throw exceptions.

293-294: LGTM!

This overload of mptIssuance correctly constructs a Keylet for an MPT issuance directly from the provided MPTID. The noexcept specifier is appropriate since this function does not throw exceptions.

296-300: LGTM!

This inline function correctly constructs a Keylet for an MPT issuance directly from the provided uint256 issuance identifier. The inline specifier is appropriate for this small function to optimize the function call.

302-303: LGTM!

The function correctly constructs a Keylet for an MPToken using the provided MPTID and AccountID. The noexcept specifier is appropriate since this function does not throw exceptions.

311-312: LGTM!

This overload of mptoken correctly constructs a Keylet for an MPToken using the provided uint256 issuance key and AccountID. The noexcept specifier is appropriate since this function does not throw exceptions.

354-355: LGTM!

The function declaration for getMptID is correct, taking an AccountID and a std::uint32_t sequence number and returning an MPTID. The naming and parameters suggest that this function generates an MPTID based on the provided account and sequence number.

include/xrpl/protocol/TxFlags.h (5)

25-26: LGTM!

The inclusion of the LedgerFormats.h header file is necessary for the code in this file to compile and function correctly.

135-143: LGTM!

The constants define the valid flags that can be set on an MPTokenIssuanceCreate transaction, controlling the properties and permissions of the issued MPToken. The use of the lsfMPT* constants ensures consistency with the values defined in LedgerFormats.h, and the comment clarifies the intentional absence of the lsfMPTLocked flag.

145-146: LGTM!

The constant tfMPTUnauthorize defines a flag that can be set on an MPTokenAuthorize transaction to indicate the unauthorized operation. The value 0x00000001 is a valid bit flag that can be combined with other flags using bitwise operations.

148-150: LGTM!

The constants tfMPTLock and tfMPTUnlock define flags that can be set on an MPTokenIssuanceSet transaction to indicate the locking or unlocking operation. The values 0x00000001 and 0x00000002 are valid bit flags that can be combined with other flags using bitwise operations, allowing the transaction to modify the locking state of an issued MPToken.

207-218: LGTM!

The flag masks defined in this code segment are used to validate and extract the relevant flags from the transaction's flags field for MPToken-related transactions. The masks are defined using bitwise NOT operations on the respective transaction flags, ensuring that only the relevant flags are considered when applying the masks. This helps maintain the integrity of the transaction processing logic.

include/xrpl/protocol/LedgerFormats.h (2)

199-211: LGTM!

The new ledger entry types for MPToken issuance and balance are well-defined and consistent with the existing code. The comments provide clear explanations of their purpose.

324-335: Looks good!

The new specific flags for MPToken types provide a comprehensive set of controls for managing the properties and functionalities of MPToken assets. The flag names are clear and consistent with the existing code.

include/xrpl/protocol/Feature.h (1)

375-375: Verify the usage and impact of featureMPTokensV1.

The addition of featureMPTokensV1 suggests that a new feature for multi-party tokens has been introduced. Please ensure that:

  1. The feature is properly registered in Feature.cpp with the correct name, Supported status, and VoteBehavior.
  2. The feature is used consistently throughout the codebase to enable or control the behavior related to multi-party tokens.
  3. The impact of this feature on the XRPL protocol and its functionality has been thoroughly tested and documented.

Run the following script to verify the registration and usage of featureMPTokensV1:

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Verification of featureMPTokensV1 implementation completed.

The featureMPTokensV1 feature is properly registered and implemented in the codebase. Key findings:

  1. Registered in src/libxrpl/protocol/Feature.cpp with Supported::yes and VoteBehavior::DefaultNo.
  2. Consistently used in transaction processing (e.g., Clawback, MPTokenAuthorize, MPTokenIssuanceCreate).
  3. Extensive test coverage, including scenarios with the feature enabled and disabled.

The feature is correctly implemented and its usage aligns with best practices for feature flags in the XRPL codebase.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the registration and usage of `featureMPTokensV1`.

# Test 1: Check if `featureMPTokensV1` is registered in `Feature.cpp` with the correct parameters.
# Expect: The feature should be registered with the name "MPTokensV1", `Supported::no`, and `VoteBehavior::DefaultNo`.
rg --type cpp --pcre2 --context 2 $'featureMPTokensV1 = registerFeature\("MPTokensV1", Supported::no, VoteBehavior::DefaultNo\);' src/xrpl/protocol/Feature.cpp

# Test 2: Search for the usage of `featureMPTokensV1` in the codebase.
# Expect: The feature should be used to control the behavior related to multi-party tokens.
rg --type cpp --context 2 $'featureMPTokensV1' | rg --invert-match $'xrpl/protocol/Feature\.h'

Length of output: 6374

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the feature registration file and verify the registration of `featureMPTokensV1`.

# Find the file containing the feature registration
echo "Searching for the file containing feature registrations:"
fd --type f --exec grep -l "registerFeature" {} +

# Once we find the file, verify the registration of `featureMPTokensV1`
echo -e "\nVerifying the registration of featureMPTokensV1:"
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Length of output: 110049

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the registration of featureMPTokensV1 in the Feature.cpp file

echo "Searching for featureMPTokensV1 registration in Feature.cpp:"
grep -n "featureMPTokensV1.*registerFeature" ./src/libxrpl/protocol/Feature.cpp

echo -e "\nShowing context around the registration (if found):"
grep -n -C 3 "featureMPTokensV1.*registerFeature" ./src/libxrpl/protocol/Feature.cpp

echo -e "\nChecking for any usage of featureMPTokensV1 in Feature.cpp:"
grep -n "featureMPTokensV1" ./src/libxrpl/protocol/Feature.cpp

Length of output: 616

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# Description: Search for featureMPTokensV1 and related terms across the src directory

echo "Searching for exact 'featureMPTokensV1' in src directory:"
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echo -e "\nSearching for 'MPTokens' (case-insensitive) in src directory:"
grep -r -n -i "MPTokens" ./src

echo -e "\nSearching for 'TokensV1' (case-insensitive) in src directory:"
grep -r -n -i "TokensV1" ./src

echo -e "\nSearching for commented out 'featureMPTokensV1' in src directory:"
grep -r -n "//.*featureMPTokensV1" ./src

echo -e "\nSearching for 'registerFeature' calls in src directory:"
grep -r -n "registerFeature" ./src

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src/libxrpl/protocol/Serializer.cpp (1)

361-368: LGTM!

The new peek8 function is a useful addition to the SerialIter class. It correctly checks if there is enough data remaining before attempting to peek at the next byte, and throws an appropriate exception if there is insufficient data. The function returns the next byte without advancing the internal pointer, which aligns with the expected behavior of a peek operation.

This enhancement provides a way to inspect the next byte without consuming it, which can be beneficial in scenarios where the next byte's value needs to be evaluated before deciding to read it. The existing get8 function remains unchanged, ensuring that the new functionality does not interfere with the current behavior of retrieving a byte and advancing the pointer.

Overall, this is a valuable addition to the SerialIter class.

include/xrpl/protocol/STAmount.h (5)

45-45: Clarify the reasoning behind removing inheritance from STBase and CountedObject<STAmount>.

The STAmount class no longer inherits from STBase and CountedObject<STAmount>. This change could impact polymorphic behavior and memory management.

Please provide more context on the motivation behind this change and address any potential compatibility issues with existing code that relies on the previous inheritance structure.

78-78: Clarify the reasoning behind removing the SField parameter from the constructor.

The constructor STAmount(SerialIter& sit, SField const& name) has been simplified to STAmount(SerialIter& sit), removing the SField parameter. This change could affect how instances of STAmount are initialized and serialized/deserialized.

Please provide more context on the motivation behind this change and address any potential compatibility issues with existing code that relies on the SField parameter for initialization and serialization/deserialization processes.

217-217: Clarify the reasoning behind removing the override specifiers from several methods.

Several methods that previously had override specifiers have been modified to remove them:

  • getSType()
  • getFullText()
  • getText()
  • getJson()
  • add()
  • isDefault()

This change could indicate a modification in the class's inheritance structure or the removal of virtual functions, potentially impacting polymorphic behavior.

Please provide more context on the motivation behind removing the override specifiers and address any potential impact on how STAmount instances are treated in polymorphic contexts.

Also applies to: 220-220, 223-223, 225-225, 228-228, 231-231

240-240: Provide a holistic explanation of the new initialization and serialization/deserialization approach.

The static method construct(SerialIter&, SField const& name) has been modified to construct(SerialIter&), removing the SField parameter. This change is consistent with the modification made to the constructor at line 78.

Please provide a comprehensive explanation of the new approach for initializing and serializing/deserializing STAmount instances, considering the removal of the SField parameter from both the constructor and the construct method. Address how this change affects the overall design and compatibility with existing code.

450-452: LGTM!

The addition of the operator<< overload for std::ostream& and STAmount is a welcome improvement to the usability of the STAmount class. It enables easy output of STAmount instances to streams, enhancing the class's functionality without introducing any compatibility issues.

src/libxrpl/protocol/STEitherAmount.cpp (12)

30-39: LGTM!

The constructor correctly initializes an STEitherAmount object from a SerialIter and an SField. It checks the first byte of the SerialIter to determine whether the amount is an STAmount or an STMPTAmount and constructs the appropriate object accordingly.

41-43: LGTM!

The constructor correctly initializes an STEitherAmount object from an XRPAmount by directly initializing the amount_ member variable with the provided XRPAmount.

45-47: LGTM!

The constructor correctly initializes an STEitherAmount object from an STAmount by directly initializing the amount_ member variable with the provided STAmount.

49-52: LGTM!

The constructor correctly initializes an STEitherAmount object from an SField and an STAmount. It initializes the STBase base class with the provided SField and the amount_ member variable with the provided STAmount.

54-57: LGTM!

The constructor correctly initializes an STEitherAmount object from an SField and an STMPTAmount. It initializes the STBase base class with the provided SField and the amount_ member variable with the provided STMPTAmount.

59-61: LGTM!

The constructor correctly initializes an STEitherAmount object from an STMPTAmount by directly initializing the amount_ member variable with the provided STMPTAmount.

90-94: LGTM!

The getFullText() function correctly returns the full text representation of the STEitherAmount object. It uses std::visit to call the getFullText() member function of the underlying STAmount or STMPTAmount object stored in the amount_ member variable.

96-100: LGTM!

The getText() function correctly returns the text representation of the STEitherAmount object. It uses std::visit to call the getText() member function of the underlying STAmount or STMPTAmount object stored in the amount_ member variable.

102-106: LGTM!

The getJson(JsonOptions) function correctly returns the JSON representation of the STEitherAmount object. It uses std::visit to call the getJson(JsonOptions::none) member function of the underlying STAmount or STMPTAmount object stored in the amount_ member variable.

108-112: LGTM!

The setJson(Json::Value& jv) function correctly sets the JSON representation of the STEitherAmount object in the provided Json::Value reference. It uses std::visit to call the setJson(jv) member function of the underlying STAmount or STMPTAmount object stored in the amount_ member variable.

114-118: LGTM!

The add(Serializer& s) function correctly adds the serialized representation of the STEitherAmount object to the provided Serializer reference. It uses std::visit to call the add(s) member function of the underlying STAmount or STMPTAmount object stored in the amount_ member variable.

120-125: LGTM!

The isEquivalent(const STBase& t) function correctly checks if the STEitherAmount object is equivalent to another STBase object. It dynamically casts the provided STBase reference to an STEitherAmount pointer and compares the two STEitherAmount objects for equality if the dynamic cast succeeds.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/AMMCreate.cpp (1)

50-50: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly casting the retrieved amount value to STAmount type. This ensures that the amount variable is correctly interpreted, which is crucial for subsequent operations.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/InvariantCheck.h (2)

436-436: LGTM!

The addition of mptokensChanged to track changes to MPT tokens is a valid enhancement to the ValidClawback class.

454-460: LGTM!

The addition of the ValidMPTIssuance class with member variables to track the creation and deletion of MPT issuances and tokens is a valid enhancement to the invariant checks.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/NFTokenMint.cpp (3)

108-108: LGTM!

The change to use get<STAmount>(ctx.tx[sfAmount]) instead of directly accessing ctx.tx[sfAmount] is a good improvement. It ensures that the sfAmount field is correctly interpreted as an STAmount type, enhancing type safety and preventing potential issues related to type mismatches.

198-198: LGTM!

Similar to the change in the preflight method, using get<STAmount>(ctx.tx[sfAmount]) instead of directly accessing ctx.tx[sfAmount] is a good improvement. It ensures that the sfAmount field is correctly interpreted as an STAmount type, enhancing type safety and preventing potential issues related to type mismatches.

326-326: LGTM!

The change to use get<STAmount>(ctx.tx[sfAmount]) instead of directly accessing ctx.tx[sfAmount] is consistent with the improvements made in the preflight and preclaim methods. It ensures that the sfAmount field is correctly interpreted as an STAmount type, enhancing type safety and preventing potential issues related to type mismatches.

src/libxrpl/protocol/Indexes.cpp (5)

140-148: LGTM!

The getMptID function correctly generates a unique identifier for MPToken issuances by combining the account ID and sequence number. Using big-endian byte order for the sequence ensures a consistent ordering of the bytes across different platforms.

466-470: LGTM!

The mptIssuance function (overload 1) correctly creates a keylet for an MPToken issuance by generating the MPTID from the issuer account ID and sequence number and then calling the other overload with the MPTID.

472-477: LGTM!

The mptIssuance function (overload 2) correctly creates a keylet for an MPToken issuance by using the indexHash function with the MPTOKEN_ISSUANCE namespace and the provided MPTID.

479-483: LGTM!

The mptoken function (overload 1) correctly creates a keylet for an MPToken by getting the issuance keylet's key from the issuance ID and then calling the other overload with the issuance key and the holder account ID.

485-490: LGTM!

The mptoken function (overload 2) correctly creates a keylet for an MPToken by using the indexHash function with the MPTOKEN namespace, the provided issuance key, and the holder account ID.

include/xrpl/protocol/XChainAttestations.h (2)

146-146: LGTM!

The change in the sendingAmount parameter type from STAmount to STEitherAmount aligns with the overall objective of enhancing the protocol's ability to handle multi-party tokens (MPTokens). The new type likely supports a broader range of amount representations.

229-230: LGTM!

The change in the sendingAmount and rewardAmount parameter types from STAmount to STEitherAmount is consistent with the modifications made to the AttestationClaim struct and aligns with the overall objective of enhancing the protocol's ability to handle multi-party tokens (MPTokens).

src/libxrpl/protocol/LedgerFormats.cpp (2)

368-383: LGTM!

The MPTokenIssuance format is a valid addition to the LedgerFormats class. The included fields and their requirements are appropriate for capturing the necessary details of a token issuance.

385-396: LGTM!

The MPToken format is a valid addition to the LedgerFormats class. The included fields and their requirements are appropriate for capturing the necessary details of an individual MP token.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/applySteps.cpp (1)

175-182: LGTM!

The changes are adding support for new MPToken-related transaction types in a consistent manner with the existing code. The switch cases are correctly mapped to the appropriate functions for each transaction type.

src/libxrpl/protocol/TxFormats.cpp (4)

165-165: LGTM! The change enables MPT support for the sfAmount field in Payment transactions.

The modification aligns with the overall goal of introducing multi-party token support in the protocol. This change allows ttPAYMENT transactions to handle amounts representing MPTs.

380-380: LGTM! The change enables MPT support for the sfAmount field in Clawback transactions.

This modification allows ttCLAWBACK transactions to handle amounts representing MPTs, which is in line with the goal of introducing multi-party token support in the protocol.

381-381: LGTM! The new sfMPTokenHolder field enhances MPT management in Clawback transactions.

The addition of this optional field allows for more flexible handling of multi-party tokens during clawback operations, which aligns with the goal of improving the protocol's token management capabilities.

518-549: LGTM! The new transaction types significantly enhance MPT management and issuance capabilities.

The introduction of the MPTokenIssuanceCreate, MPTokenIssuanceDestroy, MPTokenAuthorize, and MPTokenIssuanceSet transaction types, along with their associated fields, greatly expands the protocol's support for complex multi-party token interactions.

These changes enable the creation, destruction, authorization, and setting of MPT issuances and holders, which aligns with the overall goal of improving the protocol's token management capabilities, particularly in the context of multi-party transactions.

include/xrpl/basics/base_uint.h (2)

551-551: LGTM!

The new uint192 type alias extends the base_uint class template to support 192-bit unsigned integers, enhancing the flexibility of the codebase without affecting existing code.

637-637: LGTM!

The static assertion ensures that the uint192 type has the expected size of 192 bits with no padding bytes, maintaining a compact memory layout and preventing subtle bugs.

src/libxrpl/protocol/STTx.cpp (2)

547-570: LGTM!

The invalidMPTAmountInTx function correctly checks for unsupported MPT amounts in transactions. It enhances the validation logic by ensuring that transactions with invalid MPT amounts are rejected.

590-594: LGTM!

The changes to passesLocalChecks correctly integrate the invalidMPTAmountInTx function to perform additional validation on transactions. If a transaction contains an unsupported MPT amount, it will fail the local checks and will not be processed further.

src/libxrpl/basics/Number.cpp (1)

507-510: LGTM!

The new conversion operator Number::operator MPTAmount() const is implemented correctly and enhances the functionality of the Number class by allowing direct conversion to MPTAmount. The change is additive and unlikely to introduce any issues.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/SetTrust.cpp (1)

540-540: LGTM!

The change to use an Issue object instead of a constructor with separate currency and account identifier arguments is a good refactor. It enhances the clarity and correctness of the code by using a more structured representation of the currency-account relationship.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/NFTokenAcceptOffer.cpp (6)

Line range hint 30-69:

107-108: Reviewed the usage of get<STAmount>() to retrieve amounts. Changes look good!

The changes consistently replace direct access to amount fields with calls to get<STAmount>() across various conditional checks and calculations. This improves type safety and clarity by explicitly treating the retrieved values as STAmount objects.

The control flow and core logic remain unchanged, and the changes are applied consistently. This enhances the robustness and maintainability of the code by promoting better type handling practices.

Also applies to: 119-119, 156-156, 159-159, 162-163, 196-196, 239-239, 285-285

Line range hint 308-336:

Line range hint 338-386:

392-393: Reviewed the usage of get<STAmount>() to retrieve the offer amount. Change looks good!

The change replaces direct access to the offer amount field with a call to get<STAmount>(). This improves type safety and clarity by explicitly treating the retrieved value as an STAmount object.

The change is consistent with similar modifications made in other functions, and the control flow and core logic remain unchanged. This enhances the robustness and maintainability of the code by promoting better type handling practices.

454-454: Reviewed the usage of get<STAmount>() to retrieve the buyer's payment amount. Change looks good!

The change replaces direct access to the buyer's payment amount field with a call to get<STAmount>(). This improves type safety and clarity by explicitly treating the retrieved value as an STAmount object.

The change is consistent with similar modifications made in other functions, and the control flow and core logic remain unchanged. This enhances the robustness and maintainability of the code by promoting better type handling practices.

include/xrpl/protocol/TER.h (2)

128-128: LGTM!

The new enum entry temBAD_MPTOKEN_TRANSFER_FEE is added correctly at the end of the TEMcodes enum, ensuring the numeric values of existing entries remain stable.

343-348: LGTM!

The new enum entries are added correctly at the end of the TECcodes enum:

  • tecARRAY_TOO_LARGE
  • tecMPTOKEN_EXISTS
  • tecMPT_MAX_AMOUNT_EXCEEDED
  • tecMPT_LOCKED
  • tecMPT_NOT_SUPPORTED
  • tecMPT_ISSUANCE_NOT_FOUND

This ensures the numeric values of existing entries remain stable, which is crucial as the comment indicates these numbers appear in ledger metadata.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/Escrow.cpp (6)

96-96: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly treating the amount as an STAmount object before accessing the xrp() value.

111-111: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly treating the amount as an STAmount object before comparing it to zero.

222-222: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly treating the amount as an STAmount object before accessing the xrp() value.

279-279: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly treating the amount as an STAmount object before subtracting it from the owner's balance.

499-499: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly treating the amount as an STAmount object before adding it to the destination's balance.

585-585: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly treating the amount as an STAmount object before adding it back to the owner's balance.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/PayChan.cpp (6)

152-154: LGTM!

The changes introduce the usage of get<STAmount>() to retrieve the amount from the payment channel object, ensuring type safety. The assertion and balance calculation logic remain intact.

168-168: LGTM!

The change introduces the usage of get<STAmount>() to retrieve the amount from the transaction context, ensuring type safety. The logic remains intact.

180-181: LGTM!

The changes introduce the usage of get<STAmount>() to retrieve the amount from the transaction context, ensuring type safety. The logic to check if the amount is in XRP and greater than zero remains intact.

Line range hint 266-299: LGTM!

The changes introduce the usage of get<STAmount>() to retrieve the amount from the transaction context, ensuring type safety. The logic to set the payment channel balance to zero and deduct the amount from the owner's balance remains intact.

311-311: LGTM!

The change introduces the usage of get<STAmount>() to retrieve the amount from the transaction context, ensuring type safety. The logic remains intact.

Line range hint 491-557: LGTM!

The changes introduce the usage of get<STAmount>() to retrieve the amount from the payment channel object, ensuring type safety. The logic to retrieve the payment channel funds and check if the balance is equal to the amount remains intact.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/CashCheck.cpp (3)

53-53: LGTM!

The change to use get<STAmount>() instead of directly accessing ctx.tx[~sfAmount] is a good improvement. It provides a more type-safe and error-checked way of retrieving the STAmount value.

139-139: LGTM!

The change to use get<STAmount>() instead of directly accessing tx[~sfAmount] within the lambda function is a good improvement. It provides a more type-safe and error-checked way of retrieving the STAmount value.

310-310: LGTM!

The changes to use get<STAmount>() instead of directly accessing ctx_.tx.getFieldAmount(sfAmount) are good improvements. They provide a more type-safe and error-checked way of retrieving the STAmount values.

Also applies to: 343-348

src/libxrpl/protocol/TER.cpp (6)

88-88: LGTM!

The new error code tecMPT_NOT_SUPPORTED is added correctly to handle scenarios where MPT is not supported.

119-119: LGTM!

The new error code tecMPTOKEN_EXISTS is added correctly to handle scenarios where an account already owns the MPToken object.

120-120: LGTM!

The new error code tecMPT_MAX_AMOUNT_EXCEEDED is added correctly to handle scenarios where the MPT's maximum amount is exceeded.

121-121: LGTM!

The new error code tecMPT_LOCKED is added correctly to handle scenarios where the MPT is locked by the issuer.

122-122: LGTM!

The new error code tecMPT_ISSUANCE_NOT_FOUND is added correctly to handle scenarios where the MPTokenIssuance object is not found.

205-205: LGTM!

The new error code temBAD_MPTOKEN_TRANSFER_FEE is added correctly to handle scenarios where the MPToken transfer fee is malformed and outside the valid range of 1 to 5000, inclusive.

src/libxrpl/protocol/STObject.cpp (4)

607-611: LGTM!

The new getFieldH192 method looks good. It expands the STObject class to handle 192-bit unsigned integers and follows the existing pattern of similar getter methods.

640-645: LGTM!

The new overloaded getFieldAmount method looks good. It provides a way to retrieve an amount field that can be either STEitherAmount or STAmount, complementing the changes made to the existing method.

759-761: LGTM!

The change to the setFieldAmount method looks good. It aligns the setter with the changes made to the getter method and allows setting an amount field with either STEitherAmount or STAmount type, consistent with the overall shift towards using STEitherAmount for representing amounts.

633-638: Verify method usages are updated to handle the new return type.

The change to return STEitherAmount const& instead of STAmount const& looks good. It allows for more flexibility in the type of amount returned.

However, ensure that all usages of the getFieldAmount method are updated to handle the new return type to avoid compile errors.

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The change to STEitherAmount const& return type appears safe and consistent with usage patterns.

The getFieldAmount method is widely used across the codebase for retrieving various types of amounts (balances, limits, fees, etc.) from different object types. Based on the observed usage patterns, the change from STAmount const& to STEitherAmount const& doesn't seem to cause any immediate issues:

  1. Most code handles the returned value in a way that would be compatible with both STAmount and STEitherAmount.
  2. No visible compile errors or type mismatches are apparent in the usage.
  3. The change appears to be part of a broader refactoring to support more flexible amount types.

While the change looks safe, due to the method's widespread usage, thorough testing is highly recommended to ensure no subtle issues arise from this type change.

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src/libxrpl/protocol/Feature.cpp (1)

504-504: New feature registration for MPTokensV1.

The new MPTokensV1 feature is now registered and supported by this implementation. However, it has a default vote behavior of VoteBehavior::DefaultNo, meaning it will not be automatically enabled.

This suggests that MPTokensV1 is an opt-in feature. Could you please provide some additional context or documentation about the purpose and functionality of this feature? This will help reviewers better understand the implications of this change.

src/libxrpl/protocol/XChainAttestations.cpp (8)

110-110: LGTM!

The change in initialization of sendingAmount correctly handles the transition from STAmount to STEitherAmount for the sfAmount field.

135-135: LGTM!

The change in adding sendingAmount to the STObject correctly handles the transition from STAmount to STEitherAmount for the sfAmount field.

219-219: LGTM!

The change in the sendingAmount parameter type from STAmount to STEitherAmount correctly handles the transition to using STEitherAmount for amounts.

364-365: LGTM!

The changes in the sendingAmount and rewardAmount parameter types from STAmount to STEitherAmount correctly handle the transition to using STEitherAmount for amounts.

374-374: LGTM!

The change in adding sendingAmount to the STObject correctly handles the transition from STAmount to STEitherAmount for the sfAmount field.

469-469: LGTM!

The change in initialization of amount correctly handles the transition from STAmount to STEitherAmount for the sfAmount field.

506-506: LGTM!

The change in adding amount to the STObject correctly handles the transition from STAmount to STEitherAmount for the sfAmount field.

579-579: LGTM!

The change in initialization of amount correctly handles the transition from STAmount to STEitherAmount for the sfAmount field.

include/xrpl/protocol/SField.h (10)

45-45: LGTM!

The forward declaration of the STEitherAmount class is valid.

60-101: The changes to the XMACRO definition look good.

Adding STI_EITHER_AMOUNT with the same value as STI_AMOUNT is an unusual but intentional design choice to ensure SF_AMOUNT and SF_EITHER_AMOUNT map to the same serialization ID. The comments explain the reasoning behind this.

332-361: The new template structs TypedVariantField and OptionaledVariantField look good.

  • TypedVariantField provides a way to represent variant fields with compile-time type information.
  • OptionaledVariantField wraps TypedVariantField to indicate optional semantics.
  • The template parameters and their usage are well-documented.
  • The comments provide clear examples of how these structs can be used with STEitherAmount, STAmount, and STMPTAmount.

370-375: The operator~ overload for TypedVariantField looks good.

  • It allows obtaining an OptionaledVariantField from a TypedVariantField using the ~ operator.
  • The overload provides a convenient syntax to indicate optional semantics for variant fields.
  • It follows the same pattern as the existing operator~ overload for TypedField.

394-395: The definitions of SF_AMOUNT and SF_EITHER_AMOUNT look good.

  • SF_AMOUNT is defined as a TypedVariantField<STEitherAmount, STAmount>, indicating that it can hold either an STEitherAmount or an STAmount, but will return an STAmount when accessed via STObject::operator[]().
  • SF_EITHER_AMOUNT is defined as a TypedVariantField<STEitherAmount>, indicating that it can hold an STEitherAmount and will return an STEitherAmount when accessed via STObject::operator[]().
  • The definitions align with the explanations provided in the comments for TypedVariantField.

517-520: The new global variables related to MPT amounts look good.

  • sfMaximumAmount, sfOutstandingAmount, sfLockedAmount, and sfMPTAmount are declared as SF_UINT64 types.
  • The names suggest they represent different aspects of amounts in the context of multi-party tokens (MPT).
  • The names are descriptive and follow the naming convention used for other global variables in the file.

532-533: The new global variable sfMPTokenIssuanceID looks good.

  • sfMPTokenIssuanceID is declared as an SF_UINT192 type.
  • The name suggests it represents an issuance ID for multi-party tokens (MPT).
  • The name is descriptive and follows the naming convention used for other global variables in the file.

570-570: The change of sfAmount from SF_AMOUNT to SF_EITHER_AMOUNT looks good.

  • sfAmount is now of type SF_EITHER_AMOUNT, which is a TypedVariantField<STEitherAmount>.
  • This change allows sfAmount to represent either an STAmount or an STMPTAmount (assuming STMPTAmount is an alternative type of STEitherAmount).
  • The change is consistent with the introduction of the new STEitherAmount type and the SF_EITHER_AMOUNT typedef.

621-621: The new global variable sfMPTokenMetadata looks good.

  • sfMPTokenMetadata is declared as an SF_VL type.
  • The name suggests it represents metadata associated with multi-party tokens (MPT).
  • The name is descriptive and follows the naming convention used for other global variables in the file.

645-645: The new global variable sfMPTokenHolder looks good.

  • sfMPTokenHolder is declared as an SF_ACCOUNT type.
  • The name suggests it represents the account that holds a multi-party token (MPT).
  • The name is descriptive and follows the naming convention used for other global variables in the file.
src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/Payment.cpp (8)

Line range hint 36-51: LGTM!

The function logic for calculating the maximum XRP spend is correct, and the implementation looks good.

53-58: LGTM!

The function logic for returning zero transaction consequences for MPT amounts is correct, and the implementation looks good.

Line range hint 64-224: LGTM!

The preflight checks for payment transactions with STAmount are comprehensive and cover various scenarios. The function logic is correct, and the implementation looks good.

225-295: LGTM!

The preflight checks for payment transactions with STMPTAmount are appropriate and cover the necessary scenarios. The function logic is correct, and the implementation looks good.

Line range hint 304-391: LGTM!

The preclaim checks for payment transactions with STAmount are appropriate and cover the necessary scenarios. The function logic is correct, and the implementation looks good.

392-429: LGTM!

The preclaim checks for payment transactions with STMPTAmount are appropriate and cover the necessary scenarios. The function logic is correct, and the implementation looks good.

Line range hint 438-665: LGTM!

The applyHelper function for payment transactions with STAmount handles both direct XRP payments and payments with paths. It covers various payment scenarios and performs the necessary validations and checks. The function logic is correct, and the implementation looks good.

666-707: LGTM!

The applyHelper function for payment transactions with STMPTAmount performs the necessary authorization checks and applies the payment using the accountSend function. The function logic is correct, and the implementation looks good.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/AMMWithdraw.cpp (3)

51-51: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly casting the retrieved value to STAmount.

184-184: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly casting the retrieved value to STAmount.

298-298: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly casting the retrieved value to STAmount.

src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/AMMDeposit.cpp (3)

51-51: LGTM!

The change to explicitly cast ctx.tx[~sfAmount] to STAmount using get<STAmount>() enhances type safety and clarity. This is a good practice to prevent potential type mismatch issues.

247-247: LGTM!

Similar to the change in the preflight function, explicitly casting ctx.tx[~sfAmount] to STAmount using get<STAmount>() enhances type safety and clarity. This is a good practice to maintain consistency and prevent potential type mismatch issues.

342-342: LGTM!

The change to explicitly cast ctx_.tx[~sfAmount] to STAmount using get<STAmount>() is consistent with the changes made in the preflight and preclaim functions. This enhances type safety, clarity, and maintains consistency throughout the code.

src/libxrpl/protocol/SField.cpp (7)

48-55: LGTM!

The new constructor for TypedVariantField enhances its flexibility by allowing it to be constructed similarly to TypedField. The use of a private access tag and forwarding of variadic arguments to the base class constructor is a good implementation.

110-110: New SField constant for asset scale.

The addition of the sfAssetScale SField constant with a type of UINT8 and a field value of 20 indicates an expansion of the asset management capabilities within the XRPL protocol. This change is in line with the overall theme of the PR.

206-209: New SField constants for MPToken-related amounts.

The addition of the sfMaximumAmount, sfOutstandingAmount, sfLockedAmount, and sfMPTAmount SField constants with a type of UINT64 and field values 24-27 indicates an expansion of the asset management capabilities, particularly related to multi-party tokens (MPTokens). These changes align with the overall theme of the PR.

221-221: New SField constant for MPToken issuance ID.

The addition of the sfMPTokenIssuanceID SField constant with a type of UINT192 and a field value of 1 introduces a unique identifier for MPToken issuances. This change supports the overall theme of adding MPToken-related functionality to the XRPL protocol.

327-327: New SField constant for MPToken metadata.

The addition of the sfMPTokenMetadata SField constant with a type of VL (variable length) and a field value of 30 introduces support for metadata associated with MPTokens. This change aligns with the overall theme of adding MPToken-related functionality to the XRPL protocol.

340-340: New SField constant for MPToken holder account.

The addition of the sfMPTokenHolder SField constant with a type of ACCOUNT and a field value of 11 introduces support for specifying the account that holds MPTokens. This change aligns with the overall theme of adding MPToken-related functionality to the XRPL protocol.

260-260: Verify the impact of changing the sfAmount field type.

The modification of the sfAmount SField constant to use EITHER_AMOUNT instead of AMOUNT suggests a change in how this field will handle different types of amounts. This change may impact how transactions involving amounts are processed.

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The change to sfAmount enhances flexibility with minimal disruption.

The modification of sfAmount from AMOUNT to EITHER_AMOUNT is a well-implemented change that increases the flexibility of amount handling in the XRPL codebase. Key points:

  1. EITHER_AMOUNT shares the same serialization ID as AMOUNT, ensuring backward compatibility.
  2. The change has been implemented with minimal impact on existing code, as evidenced by the lack of significant changes in related areas.
  3. The new type (TypedVariantField) allows for handling multiple types of amounts, potentially including new formats like MPTokens.
  4. The gradual introduction of this change suggests a careful approach to maintaining system stability while enabling future enhancements.

While this change lays the groundwork for more versatile amount handling, developers should be aware of the potential for new amount types in future updates and ensure their code can handle these appropriately.

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src/libxrpl/protocol/STParsedJSON.cpp (2)

457-479: LGTM!

The new STI_UINT192 case follows the same pattern as the existing STI_UINT128 and STI_UINT160 cases. The parsing logic and error handling look correct.

559-560: Verify the impact of STEitherAmount change on the codebase.

The return type change from STAmount to STEitherAmount looks good. However, please ensure that the rest of the codebase has been updated to handle STEitherAmount instead of STAmount wherever the return value of parseLeaf is used for the STI_AMOUNT case.

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Verified: Change is part of a broader refactoring effort

The change from STAmount to STEitherAmount in the parseLeaf function for the STI_AMOUNT case is consistent with a larger refactoring effort visible throughout the codebase. This modification allows for more flexible handling of different amount types.

While the change looks good, please ensure:

  • This modification doesn't introduce unintended side effects in parsing amount fields.
  • Thorough testing is performed on amount-related functionality to verify compatibility with both STAmount and STEitherAmount.
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src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/NFTokenUtils.cpp (1)

1023-1023: LGTM!

The change to use STEitherAmount for assigning the sfAmount field is a good enhancement. It allows for a more structured and type-safe representation of the amount.

include/xrpl/protocol/STObject.h (8)

58-60: LGTM!

The addition of the Proxy template class with the T and H template parameters looks good. The class declaration follows the existing coding conventions and style.

62-63: LGTM!

The addition of the OptionalProxy template class with the T and H template parameters looks good. The class declaration follows the existing coding conventions and style.

239-243: LGTM!

The modifications to the getFieldAmount function and the addition of the new overload look good. The changes align with the introduction of the STEitherAmount type and provide a way to handle both the general case and the specific case of STAmount fields.

264-268: LGTM!

The addition of the operator[] overload for TypedVariantField<T, H> looks good. It provides a convenient way to access the value of a variant field using the square bracket notation, and the return type is determined by the H template parameter. The overload is consistent with the existing operator[] overloads for other field types.

282-286: LGTM!

The addition of the operator[] overload for OptionaledVariantField<T, H> looks good. It provides a convenient way to access the value of an optional variant field using the square bracket notation, and the return type is std::optional of the decayed value type determined by the H template parameter. The overload is consistent with the existing operator[] overload for OptionaledField.

484-490: LGTM!

The addition of the atImpl private member functions looks good. These functions serve as helper functions for accessing field values, with overloads for TypedField<T> and OptionaledField<T>. The return types are consistent with the expected value types of the respective field types. Having these helper functions will likely reduce code duplication in other member functions that need to access field values.

Line range hint 1034-1191: LGTM!

The addition of the operator[] and at function definitions for TypedVariantField<T, H> and OptionaledVariantField<T, H> looks good. These functions provide a consistent way to access variant fields and optional variant fields using the familiar operator[] and at syntax.

The implementations delegate the field access logic to the corresponding atImpl helper functions, which promotes code reuse and reduces duplication. The return types and behavior of these functions are consistent with the existing operator[] and at functions for other field types.

33-33: Verify the necessity of including STEitherAmount.h.

Please ensure that including the STEitherAmount.h header file is necessary and that the code in this file depends on definitions or declarations from STEitherAmount.h. If the dependency is unnecessary, consider removing the include statement to improve compilation times and reduce coupling.

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Inclusion of STEitherAmount.h is necessary and justified.

The STEitherAmount.h header file is correctly included and its usage is verified in the STObject.h file. Specifically:

  • STEitherAmount is used as a return type and parameter type in method declarations.
  • It's also used in a template parameter, indicating deeper integration with the STObject class.

These usages require the full type definition, justifying the inclusion of the header file. Removing this include statement would likely cause compilation errors.

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src/xrpld/app/tx/detail/InvariantCheck.cpp (6)

105-107: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly casting the retrieved amount to STAmount using get<STAmount>() before performing arithmetic operations. The logic is correct.

110-110: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly casting the retrieved amount to STAmount using get<STAmount>(). The logic is correct.

126-127: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly casting the retrieved amount to STAmount using get<STAmount>() before performing arithmetic operations. The logic is correct.

133-133: LGTM!

The change improves type safety by explicitly casting the retrieved amount to STAmount using get<STAmount>(). The logic is correct.

890-892: LGTM!

The change adds tracking of ltMPTOKEN ledger entry changes in the ValidClawback class by incrementing the mptokensChanged counter. The logic is correct.

Line range hint 915-1122: Excellent addition of the ValidMPTIssuance class!

The ValidMPTIssuance class adds comprehensive tracking and validation of changes related to MPT issuances and tokens. The logic for checking the expected number of changes based on the transaction type and result is correct. The invariant checks help ensure the integrity of MPT-related transactions.

Some key observations:

  • The visitEntry method accurately counts the creation and deletion of MPT issuances and tokens.
  • The finalize method thoroughly checks the expected number of changes for each MPT-related transaction type.
  • The checks for successful transactions ensure that the correct number of MPT issuances and tokens are created or deleted based on the transaction type.
  • The checks for failed transactions ensure that no changes are made to MPT issuances or tokens.
  • The invariant checks log appropriate fatal-level messages when discrepancies are detected.

Overall, this is a well-designed and implemented class for maintaining the integrity of MPT-related transactions.

src/libxrpl/protocol/STAmount.cpp (5)

88-88: Simplify constructor by removing SField parameter.

The removal of the SField parameter simplifies the constructor and reduces the coupling between STAmount and SField. This change makes the constructor easier to use and maintain.

181-181: Insufficient context to review changes.

The provided code snippet does not clearly show the modifications made to this constructor. More context is needed to properly assess the changes and their impact.

259-259: Simplify constructor by removing SField parameter.

The removal of the SField parameter simplifies the constructor and reduces the coupling between STAmount and SField. This change makes the constructor easier to use and maintain.

261-261: Simplify construct function by removing SField parameter.

The removal of the SField parameter from the construct function is consistent with the changes made to the constructor. This change simplifies the usage of the function and reduces the coupling between STAmount and SField.

344-353: Improve native amount addition logic.

The changes introduce a new code path for handling the addition of native amounts using getSNValue. This simplifies the addition logic, improves readability, and enhances maintainability. The behavior of the function remains the same, so there should be no impact on existing code that uses this operator.

include/xrpl/protocol/jss.h (12)

44-44: LGTM!

The addition of the AL_size JSON field identifier looks good. It follows the existing conventions.

45-45: LGTM!

The addition of the AL_hit_rate JSON field identifier looks good. It follows the existing conventions.

99-105: LGTM!

The addition of the new JSON field identifiers related to MPToken functionality looks good. They follow the existing conventions and the comments provide useful context.

246-246: LGTM!

The addition of the mpt_amount JSON field identifier looks good. It follows the existing conventions.

247-247: LGTM!

The addition of the mpt_issuance JSON field identifier looks good. It follows the existing conventions.

248-248: LGTM!

The addition of the mpt_issuance_id JSON field identifier looks good. It follows the existing conventions.

249-249: LGTM!

The addition of the mptoken JSON field identifier looks good. It follows the existing conventions.

250-250: LGTM!

The addition of the mptoken_index JSON field identifier looks good. It follows the existing conventions.

378-378: LGTM!

The addition of the holders JSON field identifier looks good. It follows the existing conventions.

464-464: LGTM!

The addition of the locked_amount JSON field identifier looks good. It follows the existing conventions.

Line range hint 660-660: LGTM!

The addition of the xchain_owned_claim_id JSON field identifier looks good. It follows the existing conventions.

Line range hint 661-661: LGTM!

The addition of the xchain_owned_create_account_claim_id JSON field identifier looks good. It follows the existing conventions.

include/xrpl/protocol/MPTIssue.h
Comment on lines +63 to +67
inline bool
isXRP(MPTID const&)
{
return false;
}
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Add a TODO comment for the incomplete implementation.

The isXRP() function is not fully implemented and always returns false. This suggests that it is a placeholder or the implementation is incomplete.

Add a TODO comment to indicate that the function needs to be properly implemented:

 inline bool
 isXRP(MPTID const&)
 {
+    // TODO: Implement proper check for XRP currency
     return false;
 }
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inline bool
isXRP(MPTID const&)
{
return false;
}
inline bool
isXRP(MPTID const&)
{
// TODO: Implement proper check for XRP currency
return false;
}

include/xrpl/protocol/TxFormats.h
Comment on lines +208 to +209
/** This transaction destroys an existing MPTokenIssuance object. */
ttMPTOKEN_AUTHORIZE = 56,
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Clarify the purpose of the new transaction type ttMPTOKEN_AUTHORIZE and fix the comment.

The comment for this transaction type seems to be a copy-paste error as it mentions destroying an MPTokenIssuance object, which doesn't match the transaction type name ttMPTOKEN_AUTHORIZE.

Please:

  1. Clarify the intended purpose of this transaction type.
  2. Update the comment to accurately reflect the purpose.

include/xrpl/protocol/Feature.h
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ namespace detail {
// Feature.cpp. Because it's only used to reserve storage, and determine how
// large to make the FeatureBitset, it MAY be larger. It MUST NOT be less than
// the actual number of amendments. A LogicError on startup will verify this.
static constexpr std::size_t numFeatures = 79;
static constexpr std::size_t numFeatures = 80;
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Verification failed: Mismatch between registered features and numFeatures

The verification process has revealed a discrepancy between the number of registered features in Feature.cpp and the numFeatures value in Feature.h. Here are the details:

  • Number of REGISTER_FEATURE and REGISTER_FIX calls in Feature.cpp: 75
  • Value of numFeatures in Feature.h: 80

This mismatch suggests that either:

  1. Some features are being registered in a way that wasn't captured by our verification process,
  2. The numFeatures value in Feature.h may not have been updated correctly, or
  3. There might be intentional padding in numFeatures for future additions.

Please review both Feature.cpp and Feature.h to ensure that all features are correctly registered and that numFeatures accurately reflects the current state of the codebase.

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The increment in numFeatures suggests that a new amendment has been added. Please ensure that the value of numFeatures matches the actual number of amendments registered in Feature.cpp to avoid a LogicError on startup.

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src/libxrpl/protocol/XChainAttestations.cpp
Comment on lines +619 to +620
o[sfAmount] = STEitherAmount{sfAmount, amount};
o[sfSignatureReward] = STAmount{rewardAmount};
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Update the rewardAmount assignment to use STEitherAmount.

The change in adding amount to the STObject correctly handles the transition from STAmount to STEitherAmount for the sfAmount field.

However, to maintain consistency with the broader transition to STEitherAmount, consider updating the rewardAmount assignment to use STEitherAmount as well.

Apply this diff to update the rewardAmount assignment:

-o[sfSignatureReward] = STAmount{rewardAmount};
+o[sfSignatureReward] = STEitherAmount{sfSignatureReward, rewardAmount};
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o[sfAmount] = STEitherAmount{sfAmount, amount};
o[sfSignatureReward] = STAmount{rewardAmount};
o[sfAmount] = STEitherAmount{sfAmount, amount};
o[sfSignatureReward] = STEitherAmount{sfSignatureReward, rewardAmount};

src/libxrpl/protocol/XChainAttestations.cpp
Comment on lines +566 to +567
, amount(amount_)
, rewardAmount(rewardAmount_)
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Consider updating the constructor to use STEitherAmount for the amount and rewardAmount parameters.

To align with the broader transition from STAmount to STEitherAmount for handling amounts, consider changing the amount and rewardAmount parameter types from STAmount const& to STEitherAmount const&.

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 XChainCreateAccountAttestation::XChainCreateAccountAttestation(
     AccountID const& keyAccount_,
     PublicKey const& publicKey_,
-    STAmount const& amount_,
-    STAmount const& rewardAmount_,
+    STEitherAmount const& amount_,
+    STEitherAmount const& rewardAmount_,
     AccountID const& rewardAccount_,
     bool wasLockingChainSend_,
     AccountID const& dst_)
     : keyAccount(keyAccount_)
     , publicKey(publicKey_)
     , amount(amount_)
     , rewardAmount(rewardAmount_)
     , rewardAccount(rewardAccount_)
     , wasLockingChainSend(wasLockingChainSend_)
     , dst(dst_)
 {
 }

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src/libxrpl/protocol/XChainAttestations.cpp
@@ -438,7 +438,7 @@ XChainClaimAttestation::XChainClaimAttestation(
std::optional<AccountID> const& dst_)
: keyAccount(keyAccount_)
, publicKey(publicKey_)
, amount(sfAmount, amount_)
, amount(amount_)
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Consider updating the constructor to use STEitherAmount for the amount parameter.

To align with the broader transition from STAmount to STEitherAmount for handling amounts, consider changing the amount parameter type from STAmount const& to STEitherAmount const&.

Apply this diff to update the constructor:

 XChainClaimAttestation::XChainClaimAttestation(
     AccountID const& keyAccount_,
     PublicKey const& publicKey_,
-    STAmount const& amount_,
+    STEitherAmount const& amount_,
     AccountID const& rewardAccount_,
     bool wasLockingChainSend_,
     std::optional<AccountID> const& dst_)
     : keyAccount(keyAccount_)
     , publicKey(publicKey_)
     , amount(amount_)
     , rewardAccount(rewardAccount_)
     , wasLockingChainSend(wasLockingChainSend_)
     , dst(dst_)
 {
 }

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include/xrpl/protocol/STObject.h
@@ -26,10 +26,11 @@
#include <xrpl/basics/chrono.h>
#include <xrpl/basics/contract.h>
#include <xrpl/protocol/HashPrefix.h>
#include <xrpl/protocol/Rules.h>
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Consider removing the unnecessary Rules.h include

The inclusion of <xrpl/protocol/Rules.h> in STObject.h appears to be unnecessary. There is no direct usage of any symbols from Rules.h in the header file. To improve compilation times and reduce unnecessary dependencies, consider removing this include statement.

Before removing it, please verify the following:

  1. Check if STObject.cpp (the implementation file) uses any symbols from Rules.h. If it does, the include should be moved there instead.
  2. Ensure that STObject.h doesn't rely on any types or definitions from the headers included by Rules.h (such as base_uint.h or STVector256.h). If it does, include those headers directly in STObject.h.

If neither of these conditions apply, you can safely remove the #include <xrpl/protocol/Rules.h> line from STObject.h.

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Please ensure that including the Rules.h header file is necessary and that the code in this file depends on definitions or declarations from Rules.h. If the dependency is unnecessary, consider removing the include statement to improve compilation times and reduce coupling.

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