Closes#1111
- `InternalSyncProgress` has now new disk storage implementation:
`InternalSyncProgressDiskStorage`.
- When then `UserDefaults` was used as disk storage there were no IO errors
to handle. But now the code in `InternalSyncProgressDiskStorage`
writes to files and reads from files. So there are errors to handle.
Because of this protocol `InternalSyncProgressStorage` changed a bit
and API of `InternalSyncProgress` changed a bit. Now all the functions
throws.
- It is possible to make progress storage IO errors silent but I think
that storing of the progress is very essential to the sync process. So
I think that when progress storage fails then the sync process should
fail.
- `Initializer` has new parameter `generalStorageURL`. It is directory
where `InternalSyncProgressDiskStorage` stores progress files. In
future this can be used for storing any data the SDK wants.
Removes `PendingTransactionEntity` and all of its related components.
Pending items are still tracked and visualized by the existing APIs
but they are retrieved from the `TransactionRepository` instead by
returning `ZcashTransaction.Overview` instead.
`pendingDbURL` is removed from every place it was required. Its
deletion is responsibility of wallet developers.
`ClearedTransactions` are now just `transactions`.
`MigrationManager` is deleted. Now all migrations are in charge of
the rust welding layer.
`PendingTransactionDao.swift` is removed.
Implementation of `AccountEntity` called `Account` is now `DbAccount`
`ZcashTransaction.Overview` can be checked for "pending-ness" by calling
`.isPending(latestHeight:)` latest height must be provided so that minedHeight
can be compared with the lastest and the `defaultStaleTolerance` constant.
`TransactionRecipient` is now a public type.
protocol `PendingTransactionRepository` is removed.
`TransactionManagerError` and `PersistentTransactionManager` are deleted.
`OutboundTransactionManager` is deleted and replaced by `TransactionEncoder`
which now incorporates `submit(encoded:)` functionality
`WalletTransactionEncoder` now uses a `LightWalletService` to submit the
encoded transactions.
Add changelog changes
Delete references to PendingDb from tests and documentation.
Fixes some typos. Adds the ability to trace transaction repository
SQL queries from test
Fix rebase conflicts and generate code
[#837] Memo tests regarding transparent address
Closes#837
Add model for transaction output
Point to FFI branch
Fix issue where sync wouldn't resume after wipe. Becasue GRPC
channel would be closed
Fix Tests
Fix testPendingTransactionMinedHeightUpdated
Fix testLastStates
[#921] Fix broken SynchronizerDarksideTests
Add ZcashTransaction.Output API to Synchronizer
Changelog + comment fix
Add Assertions for transaction outputs and recipients
Point to FFI 0.3.1
Fix Demo App Compiler errors
Fix Demo App Compiler errors
fix cacheDb warnings
Fix Tests and compiler errors of rebase
build demo app
Remove `ZcashTransaction.Sent` and `.Received`. Add `.State` and tests
Fix SPM warning
PR Suggestions
Removes errors that are not used anymore
fix warnings
This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error
that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also
`ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in
`CompactBlockProcessor` as example.
Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code,
message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the
SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to
add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error.
So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount
of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And
it's type safe.
Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is
1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now
can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error
itself or by code.
Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then
`ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to
this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to
generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created
simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK
completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super
complicated and can be written manually if needed.
[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift
- cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore
- ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider
Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift"
This reverts commit 94e028d31a.
Fix script which generates ZcashError
[#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift
Closes#922
[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift
- The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it
- SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated
Fix tests
[#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader
Closes#955
[#936] Update error handling in NotesDao
Closes#936
[#935] Update error handling in BlockDao
Closes#935
[#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw
Closes#931
[#950] Update error handling in rust backend
Closes#949Closes#950
[#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity
Closes#941
[#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository
Closes#928
[#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974)
- BlockDownloaderService errors updated
[#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973)
- BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated
[#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977)
- ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError
[#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976)
- TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError
- all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError
[#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock
Closes#943
[#945] Update error handling in Memo
Closes#945
[#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint
Closes#944Closes#934
[#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao
Closes#938
[#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer
- WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket
[#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer
- enhancer's errors done
[#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994)
- cleanup
[#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool
Closes#952
[#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator
Closes#932
[#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao
Closes#940
[#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes
Closes#946
[#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder
Closes#954
[#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager
Closes#953
[#956] Update error handling in Initializer
Closes#956
[#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996)
- Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError
[#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997)
- UTXOFetcher resolved
Use let instead of var where applicable
In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And
default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is
required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed.
[#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor
- CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError
[#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999
- comments addressed
[#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer
- SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError
[#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002)
- comments resolved
Make DerivationTool constructor public
DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when
adopting async.
[#361] Add changelog
Closes#209.
[#845] Introduce ZcashSynchronizerAlias enum
Closes#845.
[#852] SDKSynchronizer using queues label based on the alias
Closes#852.
[#847] Remove posibility to use DatabaseStorageManager as singleton
Closes#847.
[#850] Remove synchronizerConnectionStateChanged notification
Closes#850.
[#855] Add check if the Alias is already used
Closes#855
- Added `UsedAliasesChecker` utility which is used to register aliases
that are in use.
- `prepare()` and `wipe()` methods now check if the current alias can't
be used and if not then `InitializerError.aliasAlreadyInUse` is
thrown/emitted.
- Some public methods that could cause harm if used with the Alias that
is already in use now throw `SynchronizerError.notPrepared`. Thanks to
this the client app is forced to call `prepare()` first. And
`prepare()` does check for the Alias.
- Added tests for new conditions.
[#849] Make InternalSyncProgress aware of the Alias
Closes#849.
[#853] Only instance with default Alias migrates legacy cache DB
Closes#853.
[#851] Apply the Alias to the URLs
Closes#851.
- `Initializer` now updates paths according to alias before paths are
used anywhere in the SDK.
- Paths update can fail. It would be incovenient for the client apps to
handle errors thrown from `Initiliazer` constructor. So the error is
then handled in `SDKSynchronizer.prepare()` or `SDKSynchronizer.wipe()`.
[#846] Stop using SDKMetrics as singleton (#862)
- metrics are not longer a singleton
- tests fixed
- metrics outside init of the synchronizer
[#848] Make logger aware of the alias
- logger is now an instance passed throughout the sdk instead of a static proxy
[#848] Make logger aware of the alias (#868)
- comments addressed
[#848] Make logger aware of the alias (#868)
- returning protocol back
Fix typos
[#856] Add possibility to test multiple synchronizers in the sample app
Closes#856.
- Added `alias` property to `Synchronizer`.
- Added `SyncBlocksListViewController` which provides UI to use multiple
synchronizers at once.
[#209] Add changelog
- Add changelog for #209.
- Overall improve readability of the rendered changelog. Tickets
references are now prefixed with `###` instead of `- `.
Fix compilation
Michal Fousek
Francisco Gindre
Matthew Watt