build(deps): Bump cosmossdk.io/depinject from 1.0.0-alpha.4 to 1.0.0

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Bumps cosmossdk.io/depinject from 1.0.0-alpha.4 to 1.0.0.

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Cosmovisor v1.0.0 Release Notes

This is the first major release of Cosmovisor. It changes the way Cosmovisor is searching for an upgrade event from an app. Instead of scanning standard input and standard output logs, the Cosmovisor observes the $DAEMON_HOME/upgrade-info.json file, that is produced by the x/upgrade module. The upgrade-info.json files is created by the x/upgrade module and contains information from the on-chain upgrade Plan record. Using the file based approach solved many outstanding problems: freezing when logs are too long, race condition with the x/upgrade handler, and potential exploit (if a chain would allow to log an arbitrary message, then an attacker could produce a fake upgrade signal and halt a chain or instrument a download of modified, hacked binary when the auto download option is enabled).

Auto downloads

Cosmovisor v1.0 supports auto downloads based on the information in the data/upgrade-info.json. In the Cosmos SDK < v0.44, that file doesn't contain upgrade.Plan.Info, that is needed for doing auto download. Hence Cosmovisor v1.0 auto download won't work with Apps updating from v0.43 and earlier.

NOTE: we don't recommend using auto download functionality. It can lead to potential chain halt when the upgrade Plan contains a bad link or the resource with the binary will be temporarily unavailable. We are planning on adding a upgrade verification command which can potentially solve this issue.

Other updates

• Changed default value of DAEMON_RESTART_AFTER_UPGRADE to true.
• Added version command, which prints both the Cosmovisor and the associated app version.
• Added help command, which prints the Cosmovisor help without passing it to the associated version. This is an exception, because normally, Cosmovisor passes all arguments to the associated app.

For more details, please see the CHANGELOG.

DB v1.0.0-beta.1

github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/db (cosmos-sdk/db here an after) is a module in the Cosmos SDK repository. It is used in store/v2 instead of tendermint/tm-db which is now deprecated. cosmos-sdk/db extends the tendermint/tm-db interface. however, it only supports BaggerDB and RocksDB (the databases we tested, which provide snapshot functionality necessary for store/v2 and ADR-040 implementation).

Changelog

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Changelog

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Every module contains its own CHANGELOG.md. Please refer to the module you are interested in.

Features

• (tests) #20013 Introduce system tests to run multi node local testnet in CI
• (runtime) #19953 Implement core/transaction.Service in runtime.
• (client) #19905 Add grpc client config to client.toml.
• (runtime) #19571 Implement core/router.Service in runtime. This service is present in all modules (when using depinject).
• (types) #19164 Add a ValueCodec for the math.Uint type that can be used in collections maps.
• (types) #19281 Added a new method, IsGT, for types.Coin. This method is used to check if a types.Coin is greater than another types.Coin.

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Commits

• d21f58c feat(log): wire logger filtering (#15601)
• f3110e9 build(deps): Bump github.com/cosmos/gogoproto from 1.4.6 to 1.4.7 (#15617)
• bbaa535 style: second round of linting (#15607)
• 68cd9c5 chore: check spelling in linter (#15611)
• 1f2875d style: gofumpt linting (#15605)
• 24344fb refactor!: use store service in x/nft (#15588)
• a7b80d5 feat(log): add NewTestLogger{Info,Error} constructors (#15604)
• ed2eb6f build(deps): Bump cosmossdk.io/x/tx from 0.4.0 to 0.5.0 in /tests (#15599)
• 4e337c3 chore: add label and title to issue templates (#15595)
• cb30586 chore: pass argument to linter script (#15592)
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