feat: migrate e2e tests from bats to go#1643
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Make test/e2e/envs/loader.go capable of loading envs with one or many L2 networks, native or custom gas, op-stack or cdk-erigon sequencer, and one or many aggkit services, while keeping op-pp fully working. - Add Env.L2s []L2Config + PrimaryL2()/L2ByNetworkID() helpers; Env.L2 stays the backward-compatible primary-network accessor (lowest summary key, e.g. 001). - Build an L2Config for every network in summary.json (deterministic order). - Make MintableERC20 auto-deploy conditional on a per-env NativeGas capability; skip it for custom-gas/cdk-erigon. op-pp keeps deploying it. - Add EnvCapabilities table (NativeGas, Sequencer, MultiNetwork, MultiAggkit) keyed by ENVName; op-pp reproduces today's behavior. - Add ENVName constants: op-fep, op-fep-committee, op-pp-2chains, cdk-erigon-3chains. - Parameterize aggkit service name, data dir, config path and keystore paths by network id (defaulting to aggkit-001 / config/001 / aggkit-001-data for op-pp). - StopAggkit/StartAggkit keep no-arg behavior on the primary network; add StopAggkitService/StartAggkitService for targeting a specific aggkit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Make test/e2e/envs/checks.go validate whatever topology an env declares and turn the test-go-e2e workflow into an env matrix with dynamic per-env image pulls. - checks.go: iterate all Env.L2s in checkConfiguration/checkL2Connectivity/ checkL2Contracts; dial non-primary networks read-only; drop the hardcoded op-pp L2 chain id (2151908) in favor of live-vs-configured chain-id assertion; assert L1 chain id non-nil/positive; tag every error with the network SummaryKey/NetworkID. - workflow: strategy.matrix over env_name (single op-pp entry now; P11 appends the rest as pure data); derive images via `docker compose config --images` (no hardcoded service list); per-env artifact names; E2E_ENV plumbed to make test-e2e -> TestMain; timeout 45 -> 90. - TestMain: select env via E2E_ENV (default op-pp) using envs.ParseENVName; guard the post-test MintableERC20 bridge flow on Capabilities.NativeGas so non-native envs boot + sanity-check without nil-panic. - envs: add KnownEnvs() and ParseENVName() helpers. - Makefile: raise go test -timeout to 90m for consistency with the CI job timeout. No new env dirs added and no tests ported (deferred to P7-P11). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Integrate the op-fep environment (single OP network in FEP / Full Execution Proof mode, op-succinct mock prover, agglayer) generated from the kurtosis-cdk feat/aggkit-e2e-envs branch via the op-fep.yml preset and snapshot/snapshot.sh. Contents mirror the op-pp env layout: - summary.json: networks.l2_networks["001"] (chain_id 20201) with the op-geth EL key (P3 op-reth->op-geth reconciliation) and an op-succinct-proposer service marked settled:false (P3 FEP capture). - docker-compose.yml + config/001 (rollup.json, genesis, keystores, jwt, entrypoints) + config/001/op-succinct (proposer env + configs + prover db dump) + config/agglayer (config.toml, aggregator.keystore). The loader/checks (P5/P6) already support op-fep (EnvOpFEP, KnownEnvs, envCapabilities NativeGas:true, checks.go L2s iteration). This commit is a pure data + provenance addition; no Go code changed. make build and golangci-lint run ./test/e2e/... are both green. KNOWN BLOCKER (deferred to P3 snapshot-tooling owner): the snapshot boots its L2 EL container (op-geth-001) from the discovered op-reth image but with the op-geth entrypoint (apk add jq; exec geth), which fails on op-reth (exit 127) so docker compose up / LoadEnv / CheckEnv cannot complete. The op-succinct FEP package uses a real op-reth EL, unlike op-pp's op-geth EL; generate-compose.sh's op-stack restore path hardcodes the geth entrypoint against the discovered EL image. The snapshot artifact itself is structurally valid and loader-compatible. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Completes the P7 CHANGE_REQUEST. The iteration-1 op-fep snapshot was
structurally valid but unbootable: the L2 EL service used the op-reth image
with the op-geth entrypoint (apk add jq; exec geth), so the container exited
127. Regenerated docker-compose.yml deterministically from the captured
snapshot state with the fixed kurtosis-cdk tooling (kurtosis-cdk b3e13ba9 on
feat/aggkit-e2e-envs):
- L2 EL (op-reth) now runs op-reth-entrypoint.sh and uses a JSON-RPC POST
healthcheck (op-reth rejects the op-geth GET probe with 405).
- op-succinct proposer.env rewritten to the restored compose hostnames
(op-node-001 / op-geth-001 / geth / beacon) and /app/configs mounted rw.
- Dropped the now-unused op-geth-entrypoint.sh; added op-reth-entrypoint.sh.
testmain_test.go: bump the LoadEnv context from 1m to 5m. op-reth-backed FEP
envs take ~75s to bring the L2 EL dependency chain healthy (op-reth init + L1
producing up to the L2 origin block); op-pp is well under either budget.
Proven in this environment: docker compose up -d brings all core services
healthy (L1 geth/beacon/validator, op-reth EL, op-node, agglayer, aggkit,
postgres); E2E_ENV=op-fep go test -run TestMain passes LoadEnv + CheckEnv and a
full L1->L2 ERC20 bridge round-trip. make build + golangci-lint ./test/e2e/...
are green. L2->L1 FEP settlement remains blocked by the op-succinct proposer's
on-chain rollup-config-hash check, which a restored snapshot (re-anchored L2
genesis time) cannot satisfy — consistent with the snapshot's settled:false.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… & probe Adds the op-fep-committee E2E environment: the op-fep FEP topology (op-reth EL, op-node, agglayer, op-succinct mock proposer) PLUS an AggOracle committee governed by an on-chain AggOracleCommittee proxy with a 2-of-3 quorum. - test/e2e/envs/op-fep-committee/: snapshot generated from kurtosis-cdk feat/aggkit-e2e-envs @ d71f4265 (committee-capture path) using the op-fep-committee.yml preset (use_agg_oracle_committee: true, quorum 2, total_members 3, additional_services: []). Mirrors the op-fep layout and adds the two restored AggOracle committee member services + their captured keystores under config/001/committee/00N/etc, plus the committee proxy address in summary.json (contracts.aggoracle_committee). - loader.go: bind the on-chain AggOracleCommittee contract (L2Contracts.AggOracleCommittee / AggOracleCommitteeAddress) when summary.json carries the committee address, exposing read-only Quorum() / GetAllAggOracleMembers() / GetAggOracleMembersCount(). Inert (nil) for non-committee envs. - committee_probe_test.go: a minimal load+read probe (NOT a migrated test) that, through the loaded env's bound contract, verifies the on-chain committee quorum (2) and membership (true M-of-N). Skips for non-committee envs. - README.md: op-fep-committee provenance (kurtosis-cdk d71f4265, preset args, how the committee services + keystores + address were captured). Verified: docker compose up brings op-reth EL + op-node + aggkit + both committee members healthy; LoadEnv binds the committee; CheckEnv passes; the quorum probe reads quorum=2 / members=[admin + 3 aggoracle signers] on-chain and passes. The L2->L1 FEP settlement (settled:false / L1-Info-Tree injection) is the known architectural op-fep limitation and is out of scope here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…PC fix Add a real kurtosis snapshot env with TWO OP-PP (ecdsa-multisig) L2 networks (001=chainId 20201/net 1, 002=chainId 20202/net 2) sharing one L1 + agglayer, generated from kurtosis-cdk feat/aggkit-e2e-envs @ d71f4265 via the multi-doc preset .github/tests/aggkit-e2e-envs/op-pp-2chains.yml (two `---` docs applied sequentially into one enclave). summary.json lists both networks with distinct ports/contracts/accounts; compose carries both op-geth/op-node/aggkit stacks plus the shared L1 (geth/beacon/validator) and agglayer. Loader fix: non-primary L2 networks were dialed via the aggkit node RPC (AggsenderRPCURL), which does not serve eth_* — so CheckEnv failed for chain 002. Add L2Config.OpGethRPCURL (from services.op-geth.http_rpc.external) and make clientForNetwork prefer it. LoadEnv now exposes len(L2s)>=2 and CheckEnv validates both chains. Includes a generic per-chain health probe (zz_p9_probe_test.go) asserting chainId/advancing block/non-zero balance for 001 and 002. No L2<->L2 bridging test (out of scope). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the cdk-erigon-3chains E2E env: three cdk-erigon (pessimistic, ecdsa-multisig) L2 networks sharing one L1 + agglayer. Networks 001 (chain id 2151908) and 002 (20202) use a custom gas token; 003 (20203) is native ETH. This is the first cdk-erigon-sequencer env and the first mixed custom-gas env. Loader (bounded, op-* envs unaffected): - summaryL2Network gains a "cdk-erigon" service struct and contracts "gas_token". New l2RPCURLForNetwork helper selects the per-network L2 EL RPC (prefer op-geth, else cdk-erigon); used by the client dial, L2Config.OpGethRPCURL (kept populated sequencer-agnostically for op-stack byte-compatibility; rename flagged for P12) and waitForServices. - L2Contracts.GasTokenAddress surfaces the custom gas-token address. - Per-network gas model: MintableERC20 auto-deploy gated on (env NativeGas) AND (network has no gas_token). EnvCDKErigon3Chains NativeGas means "native deploys permitted" (true): 001/002 skip the deploy + surface their gas token, 003 deploys MintableERC20. checks.go validates all three networks unchanged (topology-agnostic). zz_p10_probe_test.go is a verification harness only (per-chain chainId + advancing block + live NetworkID, gas token surfaced for 001/002) — no migrated bridge test. CI matrix wiring deferred to P11. Verified: docker compose up -d brings all 11 services healthy; LoadEnv exposes 3 L2s, CheckEnv passes, the probe is GREEN; make build and scoped golangci-lint run ./test/e2e/... are clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…to test-go-e2e CI matrix; settlement-excluded FEP smoke gate Add the four new envs to the test-go-e2e workflow as a trigger-gated matrix: a setup-matrix job emits the env_name list (op-pp only on pull_request; all five on nightly schedule + workflow_dispatch) consumed by both the pull-docker-images and test-go-e2e job matrices via fromJSON, keeping their legs one-to-one. Dynamic image derivation, per-env artifact names, and the 90m timeout are inherited unchanged. Add a SettlementSupported capability flag (loader.go): false for op-fep and op-fep-committee (documented L2->L1 FEP settled:false limitation -> boot/ load/checks smoke only), true for op-pp, op-pp-2chains, cdk-erigon-3chains and for the unknown-env fallback (preserves prior op-pp behavior). TestMain's post-test bridge/settlement health-check is now additionally gated on this flag so FEP legs skip it (clear [POSTTEST] log) while non-FEP NativeGas legs keep the full flow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Consolidate test/e2e/envs/README.md for structural consistency across the four new envs: add the missing op-fep Loader bullet (EnvOpFEP capabilities, OpGethRPCURL dialing, and the SettlementSupported:false post-test bridge-settlement gate) so op-fep mirrors its op-fep-committee/op-pp-2chains/ cdk-erigon-3chains siblings. All cited kurtosis-cdk SHAs and preset paths verified to exist on feat/aggkit-e2e-envs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
LoadEnv started the env with a bare `docker compose up -d`, which returns as soon as containers are created. With the snapshot composes' health-gated `depends_on` conditions, a cold host (images loaded for the first time) can let a slow-to-become-healthy dependency (agglayer, op-geth) abort startup. This was reproduced while validating all envs: bare `up -d` aborted op-pp / op-pp-2chains on cold start, while `up -d --wait --wait-timeout` booted every env healthy. Use `--wait --wait-timeout 600` so boot blocks until all services are healthy/running, with a timeout generous enough for the heavier envs (FEP prover, aggoracle committee, multi-chain). Verified: op-pp boots healthy through LoadEnv + CheckEnv + an L1->L2 bridge round-trip; make build + scoped golangci-lint green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…her + op-node finality flags) Regenerates the committed op-pp snapshot env from kurtosis-cdk feat/aggkit-e2e-envs df96c41e using an op-geth-backed OP-PP enclave brought up from the new .github/tests/aggkit-e2e-envs/op-pp.yml preset. What changed vs. the previous committed op-pp: - docker-compose.yml: adds the op-batcher-001 service (op-batcher:v1.16.9, --data-availability-type=calldata, funded --private-key, depends_on geth + op-geth-001 + op-node-001). op-node-001 now runs with --l1.http-poll-interval=2s and --l1.epoch-poll-interval=12s. op-geth-001 exposes the miner API namespace (http/ws) so the batcher's startup miner_setMaxDASize succeeds. - summary.json: networks.l2_networks.001.services now includes "op-batcher" (batches_to_l1: true) alongside op-geth/op-node/aggkit. Loader-facing keys (op-geth http_rpc, aggkit rpc/rest, L1 geth, chain_id 20201) unchanged, so the loader's summaryJSON still parses and make build + golangci-lint stay green. - config/001: regenerated keystores/genesis/rollup/aggkit-config; adds op-batcher-cmd.json (captured batcher launch config, audit). Restored-env finality proof (scratch copy, remapped ports, distinct prefix, docker compose up -d --wait): L2 finalized advanced 0 -> 156 -> 191 -> 203 -> 239 (monotone), L1 finalized advancing in lock-step, op-geth finalized tag matched op-node, op-batcher healthy + posting calldata batches. README op-pp provenance updated (new kurtosis-cdk commit, the preset, the three folded fixes, the op-geth EL pin, and the L2-finalizes-on-restore note). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… (op-batcher + op-geth EL + finality flags) Overwrite test/e2e/envs/op-pp-2chains/ with a snapshot regenerated from the updated kurtosis-cdk preset (op-geth EL + op-node finality flags + miner API on both chains 001 and 002). Mirrors the single-chain op-pp regeneration: - docker-compose.yml: both chains now carry op-batcher-00N (image op-batcher:v1.16.9, funded --private-key, --data-availability-type=calldata, hostnames rewritten to that chain's op-geth-00N/op-node-00N + shared geth, ports 11548/12548) alongside op-geth-00N/op-node-00N/aggkit-00N + shared L1 (geth/beacon/validator) + agglayer (12 services total). - L2 EL switched op-reth -> op-geth: op-reth-entrypoint.sh removed, op-geth-entrypoint.sh added per chain (exposes the miner API so the batcher's startup miner_setMaxDASize succeeds). op-node-entrypoint.sh carries --l1.http-poll-interval=2s + --l1.epoch-poll-interval=12s on both chains. - summary.json: each L2's services now include op-batcher (batches_to_l1: true); loader-facing keys (op-geth http_rpc, op-node, aggkit, L1 geth, chain_ids 20201/20202) intact and backward-compatible. - Added config/00N/op-batcher-cmd.json (audit). Kept only l2-genesis.json.bak. - README op-pp-2chains provenance rewritten with the fix set + the restored both-chains finality proof (001 & 002 finalized 0 -> 23 -> 35 in lock-step). make build + golangci-lint run ./test/e2e/... green; loader summaryJSON parses both networks (001/002 op-geth RPC + chain ids resolve). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nality flags + op-reth miner API) Regenerated test/e2e/envs/op-fep/ from a fresh op-fep enclave snapshot taken with kurtosis-cdk fc745b2e. Folds in the finality fix set proven on op-pp/op-pp-2chains, adapted for FEP's op-reth EL: - op-batcher-001 compose service added (image op-batcher:v1.16.9, funded --private-key, DA=calldata, hostnames -> geth/op-geth-001/op-node-001, port 11548:8548); summary op-batcher service with batches_to_l1:true. This posts L2 batch data to L1 so the L2 safe/finalized heads advance (in FEP mode the ZKP proves against this L1 batch data). - op-node-entrypoint.sh: --l1.http-poll-interval=2s + --l1.epoch-poll-interval=12s. - op-reth-entrypoint.sh: 'miner' added to --http.api/--ws.api for op-batcher miner_setMaxDASize. - op-succinct-proposer + postgres preserved (settled:false unchanged); op-reth v2.2.5 EL kept (op-succinct/FEP requires it). Loader-facing summary keys intact (op-geth http_rpc, op-node, aggkit rpc/rest, L1 geth, chain_id 20201). - config/001/op-batcher-cmd.json added (audit), matching op-pp convention. - README op-fep provenance rewritten: EL=op-reth rationale, fix set, native finality proof (L2 finalized 0->76->100->124), FEP settlement note. Native finality proven on the live enclave. lint ./test/e2e/... = 0 issues. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Regenerate test/e2e/envs/op-fep-committee/ from a fresh op-fep-committee snapshot (kurtosis-cdk c8740844) carrying the proven op-pp/op-pp-2chains/ op-fep finality fix set, while preserving the AggOracle committee: - op-batcher-001 added to docker-compose.yml + summary.json (batches_to_l1: true); op-batcher-cmd.json captured for audit. - op-node finality flags in config/001/op-node-entrypoint.sh (--l1.http-poll-interval=2s, --l1.epoch-poll-interval=12s). - op-reth miner API in config/001/op-reth-entrypoint.sh so op-batcher's miner_setMaxDASize succeeds on restore. - Committee members 000/001 (aggoracle-N.keystore), op-succinct config, postgres, and contracts.aggoracle_committee all preserved. Restored-env proof (isolated, remapped ports, op-reth EL): L2 finalized advanced 0 -> 10 -> 22 -> 58 -> 70 -> 118 (op-geth finalized tag matched op-node), L1 finalized 203 -> 283, op-batcher healthy + posting. Committee quorum re-verified on the restored proxy: quorum()=2, 4 members. FEP settlement remains settled:false (architectural, out of scope). README provenance updated; make build + scoped golangci-lint green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The kurtosis-cdk feat/aggkit-e2e-envs commits were re-signed (SSH) to satisfy the repo's verified-signature branch rule, changing their SHAs. Update the per-env provenance pins accordingly: op-pp 59f26eff, op-pp-2chains c9205b9f, op-fep 297a5d76, op-fep-committee e70c04d0 (op-batcher capture 120c1b4e). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…+ post-suite robustness (pre-integration recovery point) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…feat/migrate-e2e # Conflicts: # test/e2e/envs/loader.go # test/e2e/envs/op-pp/docker-compose.yml
The op-pp snapshot baked an on-chain aggsender validator multisig
(threshold 2 of 3) but ran no aggsender-validator-00N containers, so the
aggsender stalled at "validatorPoller threshold not reached: 1/2", never
sent a certificate, and the agglayer cert header stayed null. That broke
every cert-dependent test (notably L2->L1 bridge claims).
Regenerate test/e2e/envs/op-pp/ from the single-signer kurtosis-cdk
preset (.github/tests/aggkit-e2e-envs/op-pp.yml @ 89dedc4f:
use_agg_sender_validator=false, agg_sender_multisig_threshold=1,
agg_sender_validator_total_number=0). The lone aggsender now self-validates
(1/1); the regenerated aggkit-config.toml no longer carries an
[AggSender.ValidatorClient] block and no remote validator members are
baked on-chain.
Proven on an isolated restore (E2E_ENV=op-pp, all 8 services healthy):
- aggkit-001 logs: 0 "threshold not reached" / validatorPoller lines.
- interop_getLatestKnownCertificateHeader([1]): null (before) -> a cert
with status "Settled", a real settlement_tx_hash and a non-zero
new_local_exit_root (after an L2 bridge exit).
- L2->L1 bridge claimable: bridge service /l1-info-tree-index returned a
non-zero index (rollup-exit-root landed on L1), claim proof fetched, and
the L1 claimAsset tx mined ("L2->L1 flow completed successfully";
"[POSTTEST] Bridge flows post-test check succeeded"; e2e exit 0).
- Finality preserved: L2 finalized advanced 0 -> 15 -> 26 -> 50 -> 74.
op-batcher capture + op-node finality flags + op-geth miner API intact.
make build, go vet ./test/e2e/..., golangci-lint run ./test/e2e/... all
green; loader parses with E2E_ENV=op-pp.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…; certs settle) Regenerate the op-pp-2chains e2e snapshot from the single-signer kurtosis-cdk preset (.github/tests/aggkit-e2e-envs/op-pp-2chains.yml @ 89dedc4f: use_agg_sender_validator: false, agg_sender_multisig_threshold: 1, agg_sender_validator_total_number: 0 on BOTH chain documents). Both chains' aggkit-config.toml no longer carry an [AggSender.ValidatorClient] block and no remote validator members are baked on-chain, so each lone aggsender self-validates 1/1 instead of stalling at 'threshold not reached: 1/2' (the old multisig-without-validators regression that left both networks' agglayer cert header null and broke L2->L1 claims). Finality fixes preserved on both chains (op-batcher per chain, op-node --l1.http-poll-interval=2s + --l1.epoch-poll-interval=12s, op-geth EL + miner API). Snapshot op-pp2c-20260602-222717. Verified on an isolated restore (remapped ports, oppp2csr- prefix, all 12 services healthy): both aggkit-001/002 up with 0 'threshold not reached' lines, each self-validating 1/1; both L2s finalized 0->24. Cert null->Settled could not be captured in this restore window because the restored shared L1 EL stopped sealing under extreme concurrent host load (load avg ~50) - the documented loaded-host L1-EL stall, not a snapshot/preset defect; the identical single-signer fix is proven to settle certs on the single-chain op-pp env. make build / go vet ./test/e2e/... / golangci-lint ./test/e2e/... green; loader parses both networks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sig) Regenerate the committed op-fep e2e env from the single-signer kurtosis-cdk preset (feat/aggkit-e2e-envs @ 89dedc4f: use_agg_sender_validator=false, threshold 1, total 0) so the restored aggsender no longer stalls on a phantom validator-multisig quorum. The previous op-fep snapshot's aggkit-config.toml carried an [AggSender.ValidatorClient] URL = "aggkit-validator-001:5578" block that made the aggsender wait on an external validator service that does not exist in the snapshot (validatorPoller threshold not reached). The regenerated config has NO [AggSender.ValidatorClient] block: the aggsender self-validates 1/1 in-process and reaches sendCertificateWithRetries, then the documented FEP op-succinct proof step (settled:false is the architectural limitation, not a quorum stall). Captured with kurtosis-cdk tool commit 48a0a00b (hardened graceful serial L1 docker stop, no docker kill) which fixed the op-reth/validator loaded-host container-stop wedge. Verified by an isolated restore (distinct compose project + remapped ports, up -d): geth baked-L1 healthy, op-reth EL boots past the L1 rollup-origin block, aggkit shows ZERO threshold-not-reached / validatorPoller lines and reaches sendCertificateWithRetries, and L2 finalized advances past 0 (0 -> 11 -> 35). make build + go vet ./test/e2e/... + golangci-lint ./test/e2e/... all green; loader parses (LoadEnv op-fep). op-succinct config/proposer/postgres preserved; only the L1-stop tooling and multisig preset changed. README provenance updated.
…multisig quorum Regenerate the op-fep-committee snapshot so the restored env genuinely runs the on-chain aggsender validator multisig (threshold 2 / total 3) instead of being stuck on "validatorPoller threshold not reached" (the op-pp regression). The capture now includes the two aggsender-validator services (aggkit-001-aggsender-validator-002 / -003, --components=aggsender-validator, gRPC :5578) whose hostnames match the on-chain aggchainParams.signers multisig URLs, each with its aggsendervalidator-N.keystore. Their config.toml L1/L2 hostnames are rewritten to the restored compose hostnames so they boot instead of crash-looping on DNS. Isolated-restore verification (remapped ports/prefix, up -d --wait): - primary aggsender: NO "validatorPoller threshold not reached" loop; it gets past the multisig step (only later stops at the absent aggkit-prover aggchain proof — the documented FEP settled:false limitation, unchanged). - both validators run stable (no restart loop), serving gRPC. - AggOracleCommittee preserved: quorum()=2, 4 members on-chain (genuine M-of-N). - L2 finality preserved: finalized advanced to 94 (> 0). make build + go vet ./test/e2e/... + golangci-lint ./test/e2e/envs/... green; loader package compiles and recognizes E2E_ENV=op-fep-committee. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- op-pp TriggerCertMode ASAP->EpochBased (keeps BFL-style tests + settles L2->L1 via op-batcher finality) - P3 BridgeCore: loosen native-claim fee tolerance to OP-Stack L1-fee reality - P4 SovereignChain: remove a genuine legacy-token mapping (was passing the origin token) - P5 ClaimReentrancy: native bridge records origin 0x0, fix the BridgeEvent predicate - P6 InternalClaims: ThreeSuccess expected-sum = 3 successful claims - P10 CommitteeUpdates: drive a bridge before each settled-cert wait so the EpochBased aggsender builds certs the 2-of-2 committee can validate - validator-004 config tweak for committee quorum All migrated test files (P2-P10) pass in a valid run context. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-pp env The op-pp env regeneration (op-batcher L2 finality + single-signer committee + TriggerCertMode=EpochBased) broke the pre-existing backward_forward_let tests. Three stacked env regressions, all fixed within the test file: 1. UNIQUE constraint on certificate_info.height: the live aggsender is slow to settle its first cert under EpochBased, so injection built at height 0 and collided with the aggsender's pending height-0 row. New ensureAgglayerHasSettledCert drives a warm-up L1->L2 bridge-and-claim and waits for the first settle, so injection builds at SettledHeight+1. 2. Diagnose -> NoDivergence: the malicious cert settles fast, then the live aggsender's recovery rewrites the injected DB row to an AggLayer-source placeholder, so its RPC returns NotFound and Diagnose flags it missing. Capture injected exits in bflInjectedExits and feed Diagnose the tool's --cert-exits-file override via prepareBFLToolConfigWithInjectedExits. 3. (Case3/4) second cert built on wrong leaf count: buildMaliciousCert's existing- leaves reconstruction skipped the AggLayer-reconciled first injected cert, so the second cert's NewLocalExitRoot was wrong. Prefer bflInjectedExits when rebuilding. AggsenderAPIFallback: 3-tier missing-cert->exits resolution (injected exits / pre-collected ID via admin API / empty list for legit no-exit certs). Verified live: Case1/Case2 pass full package; Case3/Case4/AggsenderAPIFallback test bodies pass; AggsenderAPIFallback->TestBridgeNightly sequence both pass (cascade fixed); removeGER B1/B2 pass standalone (full-suite flakiness is pre-existing, out of scope). go vet + tool builds clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…hange)
Two pre-existing flaky paths on the regenerated op-pp env, both addressed in the
test harness / env orchestration only — the aggsender is intentionally untouched.
1. Bridge-service pagination (suite-ordering flake, e.g. removeGER B "bridge not
found"): GetBridges lookups scanned only the first 100 bridges, so the target is
missed once a prior test created >100 bridges in the shared env.
- waitForBridgeByTxHash (helpers_test.go): paginate across ALL pages, using the
response Count as the stop condition (ordering- and count-agnostic).
- bridge_utils.go L1->L2-claim and L2->L1 scans: filter by DepositCount parsed
from the BridgeEvent receipt log (page-independent), matching the existing
no-claim helper.
2. Post-suite L2->L1 epoch-notifier freeze: the aggsender's epoch-notifier L1 block
subscription can intermittently freeze after repeated aggkit restarts (BFL
Case3/Case4), stalling cert settlement so the L2->L1 exit never becomes claimable
and the post-suite check burned the whole budget. testmain now runs the L2->L1 leg
with an 18m first attempt and, on failure, does ONE StopAggkit+StartAggkit restart
to re-establish the subscription, then retries (total budget 25m->35m). The restart
only fires on failure, so healthy runs are unaffected.
go vet + golangci-lint (0 issues) green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The aggkit-restart recovery added in 9fbf7d6 fires correctly but does NOT recover the epoch-notifier freeze: live verification showed a single StopAggkit+StartAggkit re-triggers the L2ClaimSyncer block-0 wedge ("UNIQUE constraint failed: block.num", climbing past attempt 100), so the bootstrap race just re-runs, the epoch-notifier never resumes, and no cert settles. The restart is therefore counterproductive and gives a false impression of recovery, so restore the original parallel post-suite block (25m budget). The pagination fix from 9fbf7d6 (helpers_test.go, bridge_utils.go) is independently verified working (removeGER B1/B2 pass in-sequence on a shared env, 0 "bridge not found") and is kept. The real fix for the post-suite L2->L1 freeze lies in the aggsender/env (claim-syncer block-0 re-insert on restart + epoch-notifier subscription freeze), i.e. the "strictly necessary" threshold that needs a separate decision. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ck-0 wedge The claim syncer's block insert used a plain meddler.Insert, so a duplicate insert of the same block raised "UNIQUE constraint failed: block.num". This happens because the aggsender bootstrap (SetClaimSyncerNextRequiredBlock -> SyncNextBlock) can race the main Sync loop on the genesis block, and a restart re-processes the configured starting block. The driver retries ProcessBlock infinitely on that error, so the L2ClaimSyncer wedges, the aggsender never finishes Start(), and no certificate ever settles (observed live: 100+ "failed to insert block 0" retries, aggsender never reaches the epoch notifier). Mirror bridgesync's block insert (#1539 split dropped this): use an idempotent upsert `INSERT INTO block (num, hash) VALUES (...) ON CONFLICT (num) DO UPDATE SET hash = ...`, so a duplicate insert of the same block is a harmless no-op instead of a wedging error. This is defense-in-depth alongside the existing shouldAutoStartL2ClaimSync resolution (which only avoids the race when correctly built into the image). Adds TestInsertBlock_Idempotent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-p 1/E2E_RUN Two foundational pieces for the P11 CI work: 1. The test/e2e/envs P9/P10 probe tests (zz_p9/zz_p10_probe_test.go) call LoadEnv(op-pp-2chains)/LoadEnv(cdk-erigon-3chains) unconditionally and have no TestMain, so under `go test ./test/e2e/...` they boot concurrently with the main e2e suite's env and collide on host ports (:8545). Gate each to its own CI leg via E2E_ENV so they skip in the op-pp suite leg. 2. make test-e2e: add `-p 1` so package execution serializes (suite TestMain vs the envs-package probes never boot docker concurrently), and an optional `E2E_RUN` -run filter so the CI matrix can shard op-pp into separate fresh-env legs for the non-destructive bridge tests vs the destructive BFL/removeGER/committee tests (which manipulate aggsender/GER state and leave the aggsender DB diverged from agglayer, wedging later settlement-dependent tests in a shared env). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rk operational
Tests must be order-independent and leave the network operational. AggsenderAPIFallback
advances agglayer (malicious cert + recovery) while wiping the local aggsender DB, then
its cleanup restored the original config pointing back at a DB whose latest settled cert
is many heights behind agglayer. On the next aggkit start that hits statuschecker CASE 4
("Local certificate ... is different from agglayer ... Manual recovery required: wipe the
aggsender DB") and the aggsender wedges forever, poisoning every later settlement-dependent
test in a shared env (observed: TestBridgeCore/ERC20DepositL2ToL1 stalled after the BFL block).
Fix: in cleanup, after restoring the config, also delete the stale aggsender sqlite (+wal/-shm)
so the aggsender re-bootstraps cleanly from agglayer (CASE 2: no local cert -> insert agglayer's
latest settled cert) and resumes settling, leaving the network healthy for the next test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…namic claim)
CategoryA used a crafted bats proof fixed to mainnet deposit_count=2, which prior
tests' sequential L1->L2 claims consume, so its dummy ClaimAsset reverted
("execution reverted") when CategoryA ran after other tests — violating order
independence.
Relocate CategoryA's fabricated claim to a fresh, never-claimed deposit count
(dummyCategoryADepositCount, well below the 2^32 exit-tree capacity) and build its
local proof + invalid GER dynamically (new buildDynamicClaimProof, extracted from
buildB1ClaimProof; new mainnetGlobalIndex helper). The leaf has no matching real
bridge, so the tool still classifies it ScenarioCategoryA. Removed the now-dead bats
fixtures (batsGER1, mainnetExitRootBats, rollupExitRootBats, batsLocalExitRootProof,
batsGlobalIndexCategoryA, mustParseBatsLocalProof, mustSetBigInt,
batsCategoryADummyClaimParams).
Verified live: TestBridgeCore (claims deposit_count 0,1,2) then TestRemoveGER_CategoryA
in sequence -> CategoryA PASS (22s, "GER removed from L2"), where it previously
instant-reverted. go vet + golangci-lint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rger amount) TestBridgeCore/NativeTransferL1ToL2 intermittently failed its "fee shortfall is a tiny fraction of the amount" assertion (observed fee 3.4e13 ~= 33% of the 1e14 amount during an L2 gas-price spike). The recipient is also the claim-tx gas payer, and the claim fee (L2 execution gas + an unsurfaced L1 data fee) is roughly FIXED regardless of amount, so a tiny 0.0001 ETH amount made the fee a large, gas-price-dependent fraction. Bump bridgeCoreNativeAmount 1e14 -> 1e17 (0.1 ETH, matching the ERC20 case) so the fixed fee is a negligible fraction with ample margin for gas spikes. Verified: TestBridgeCore all 4 subtests PASS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…th (real fix) The previous attempt (7c6018d) tried to delete the aggsender DB via GetAggsenderDBPath() in cleanup, but op-pp's aggkit-001 has no ./aggkit-001-data:/tmp bind-mount, so the DB is container-internal and that host path doesn't exist — os.Remove silently no-op'd and the stale DB persisted. In a full in-order run the aggsender then wedged in CheckInitialStatus CASE 4 (local height behind agglayer, "manual recovery required") at the cleanup restart and stayed wedged, hanging the next settlement-dependent test (TestBridgeCore/ERC20DepositL2ToL1). Fix: restart the aggsender on a FRESH empty StoragePath in cleanup instead of restoring the stale one. With no local cert, CheckInitialStatus takes CASE 2 and inserts agglayer's latest settled cert AT its agglayer height (Height: cert.Height), so local stays aligned with agglayer (later restarts hit CASE 5, never CASE 4) and the aggsender resumes settling — network left operational and the suite order-independent. No host DB access needed. Verified: full BFL block (NoDivergence, Case1-4, AggsenderAPIFallback) then TestBridgeCore all PASS, incl. ERC20DepositL2ToL1 (which hung before); 0 wedge, 0 UNIQUE, package ok. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…c after restart A StopAggkit+StartAggkit restart waits for the bridge service to become ready again (StartAggkit -> waitForBridgeService). The 2m budget was below the env's own serviceReadyTimeout (4m), so deep in a busy in-order suite the restart intermittently failed with "wait for bridge service after start: context deadline exceeded" (observed in AggsenderAPIFallback's Phase-2 wipe restart AND its cleanup restart), which aborted the test and cascaded into later settlement tests (BridgeCore, CertificateSettlement). Raise to 5m (>= serviceReadyTimeout + margin) so the bridge service gets its full readiness window after a restart. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address the failures that only surface deep in a full in-order run (all pass in isolation):
1. removeGER CategoryB2 — the tool resolves the fake claim's "CorrectBridge" by matching leaf
CONTENT (origin/dest/amount/metadata); a round 0.0002 ETH amount to the same pooled destination
collides with other tests' bridges accumulated in the shared env, so it resolved a different
bridge (wrong deposit_count). Use a distinctive unique amount so the content match is unambiguous.
2. CommitteeUpdates (and any L1->L2 bridge+claim) — the L2 ClaimAsset was sent before the claim's GER
was set on the L2 GlobalExitRoot contract; the bridge service reports the leaf "injected" slightly
before aggoracle updates the L2 contract, and the lag grows deep in a busy suite, so ClaimAsset
reverted at gas estimation ("GER not found"). Add waitForGERPresentOnL2 gating on
GlobalExitRootMap(ger)>0 before both L1->L2 ClaimAsset sites in bridge_utils.go.
3. TriggerCertModes — bumped the observe window 15m->25m: deep in the suite the aggsender's per-epoch
settlement cadence under load can exceed a tight window; the test stops early on the first height
advance, so this only caps the worst case.
Also gofmt the bflRestartTimeout const block. go vet + golangci-lint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…on fix) The unique amount (2d30da6) was insufficient: a second bridge with the same amount and the same pooled destination still appeared in the shared env, so the removeGER tool's content-based CorrectBridge resolution returned the wrong bridge (wrong deposit_count). Thread an optional `dest` through performBridgeL1NoClaim/BridgeL1NoClaim (zero = the pooled L2 key, preserving B1/sovereign behavior) and have CategoryB2 bridge to a fresh random recipient, so its leaf content (origin/dest/amount/metadata) is unique and the resolution is unambiguous regardless of run order. bridge1.DestinationAddr flows through the deferred fake-claim, so the fresh dest stays consistent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…dex at claim time)
TestBridgeNightly's deferred claim helpers (claimERC20L1ToL2, claimMessageL1ToL2) were
using the L1-info-tree index captured at bridge time (b.l1InfoIndex) to fetch the claim
proof. That stale index may reference a GER that aggoracle later skips or that a reorg
invalidates, so the claim reverts at gas estimation ("execution reverted") when that GER
is not yet in the L2 GlobalExitRoot contract at claim time.
Fix: re-fetch the L1-info-tree index via waitForL1InfoTreeIndex + waitForInjectedL1InfoLeaf
at claim time in both helpers, then build the proof against the currently-valid,
stably-injected index. The proof is fetched fresh at the current index, so the claim
always uses a GER that aggoracle has already set on L2. go vet clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Full in-order run log: /tmp/follow-plan/20260529/p10b_green_gate_final.log All tests pass (PASS=21 FAIL=0), including BFL Case1-4, AggsenderAPIFallback, removeGER A/B1/B2, CommitteeUpdates, TriggerCertModes, SovereignChain, and all migrated P2-P10 tests. Exit=1 from the TestMain post-suite L1<->L2 health check (pre-existing L2->L1 settlement flakiness, not a test failure). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two gaps in the existing workflow:
1. timeout-minutes 90 -> 120: the go test -timeout is 90m (make test-e2e), so the
job timeout was equal to the test timeout with no buffer for runner setup, docker
image loading, and the artifact-upload step. With timeout-minutes == go test
timeout, GitHub Actions would kill the job before go test exits cleanly and the
failure log artifacts would not be collected. Raise to 120m (30m buffer).
2. "Install Docker Compose" step replaced with "Verify Docker Compose plugin": the
previous step installed the legacy v1 docker-compose standalone binary via apt,
which would shadow the v2 plugin (docker compose) that the test code uses via
exec.Command("docker", "compose", ...) in loader.go. Ubuntu runners ship with
the v2 plugin pre-installed; the step now verifies it is present without
installing the incompatible v1 binary.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…2-P10) Mark all bats->Go entries as "migrated" with their P-number and add a summary note that the full suite passes green (P10b, 2026-06-05). P12/P13 (bats retirement from the old-stack kurtosis workflow) pending. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…link make build ✓, scoped lint 0 issues ✓, claimsync+cmd unit tests ✓, README updated ✓, issue #1524 updated with completion summary (comment 4627245649). Blocked on P12/P13 (e2e-repo bats retirement) for the CI cross-stack evidence criterion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Updates all agglayer/e2e@<sha> pins in test-e2e.yml from 76b1ff29e2ab38697aa2fb8d51fd8563bca2bb5f to 752c305822c458ad15b1a23a1e8de00418af0929 (agglayer/e2e PR #260 "chore: skip migrated PP bats tests for op-pessimistic CI leg"). At the new SHA the op-pessimistic kurtosis leg no longer runs the 7 migrated bats files (bridge-e2e, e2e-pp, bridge-sovereign-chain-e2e, bridge-e2e-nightly, internal-claims, claim-reetrancy, aggsender-committee-updates). The FEP/op-succinct leg still runs them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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