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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change rejects tokens with more than 18 decimals during registry operations and price ratio calculation. It adds a registry error, signed decimal arithmetic, and regression tests for 24-decimal tokens. ChangesToken decimal validation
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Keep L2TokenRegistry registration unrestricted. The overflow is in the oracle exponent, so apply 10^(18-decimals) with a signed integer and divide when decimals exceed 18. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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The module had a Makefile test target but no workflow, so the decimals regression would not have been caught by CI. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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In @.github/workflows/token-price-oracle.yml:
- Line 26: Update the checkout step using actions/checkout to the supported v4
release so the workflow runs on the Node 20 runtime; leave the surrounding build
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- Line 26: Update the actions/checkout step in the workflow to set
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Use a supported Node 20 checkout action and disable credential persistence for PR-controlled build/test jobs. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
calculatePriceRatioWithInfocomputed the decimal adjustment asint64(18 - tokenDecimals). BecausetokenDecimalsis auint8, the subtraction happened inuint8space first: a 24-decimal token wrapped to250, so the ratio was scaled by1e250andcalculateTokenAmountwould charge essentially no gas in that token.That wrapped ratio is worse than a revenue leak.
AltToEthis what caps the gas allowance ineth_estimateGas/eth_call. With ratio ≈2e250, a dust token balance converts into an astronomically large ETH budget, whileEthToAltat execution chargesceil(...)= 1 base unit. A 24-decimal fee token could therefore buy unbounded gas for ~zero fee (a block-filling DoS), not only undercharge.Subtracting as
int64fixes the wrap but leaves a second problem:big.Int.Expreturns1for a negative exponent, so a token with more than 18 decimals would silently get no adjustment at all (ratio too large by10^(decimals-18)). The exponent is now applied in the right direction — multiply by10^(18-decimals)when the exponent is non-negative, divide by10^(decimals-18)when it is negative.No contract or L2-node change: registration of tokens with more than 18 decimals stays allowed, and the node treats
priceRatioas an opaque integer. The oracle is the single source of truth.TestCalculatePriceRatioScalesDownDecimalsAbove18covers a 24-decimal token and asserts the exact expected ratio, which fails on both the wrapped-exponent and the exponent-ignored behaviour.This PR also adds
.github/workflows/token-price-oracle.yml(make build/make test, Go 1.24) so that regression actually runs in CI. The module previously had no workflow; other Go modules already do. Paths filter uses.yml(not the.yamltypo ingas-oracle.yml).Summary by CodeRabbit
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