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Compiled class hash not found in CachedState after executing Declare tx #1246

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kariy opened this issue Mar 7, 2024 · 2 comments
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kariy commented Mar 7, 2024

If you try to get the compiled class hash after executing a declare tx, you will get a NoneCompiledHash error. This is what i try to do in the contract_execution example:

   //* --------------------------------------------
    //*        Declare new contract class
    //* --------------------------------------------
    let declare_tx = Declare::new_with_tx_hash(
        &sierra_contract_class,
        Some(casm_class),
        compiled_class_hash,
        account_contract_address.clone(),
        Default::default(), // max fee
        2.into(),
        signature.clone(),
        1.into(), // nonce
        // Value hardcoded to pass signature validation
        2718.into(),
    )
    .expect("couldn't create declare transaction");

    let class_hash = declare_tx.sierra_class_hash;

    declare_tx
        .execute(
            &mut state,
            &block_context,
            #[cfg(feature = "cairo-native")]
            None,
        )
        .expect("could not declare the contract class");

    // This will return `NoneCompiledHash` error
    let actual_compiled_class_hash = state
        .get_compiled_class_hash(&(class_hash.into()))
        .expect("should have compiled class hash");

this probably what caused it, here it sets the compiled hash in cache.compiled_hash_writes:

fn set_compiled_class_hash(
&mut self,
class_hash: &Felt252,
compiled_class_hash: &Felt252,
) -> Result<(), StateError> {
let class_hash = ClassHash::from(*class_hash);
let compiled_class_hash = ClassHash::from(*compiled_class_hash);
self.cache
.compiled_class_hash_writes
.insert(class_hash, compiled_class_hash);
Ok(())
}

but the get_compiled_class_hash() implementation doesn't read from it, but instead from cache.class_hash_to_compiled_class_hash:

fn get_compiled_class_hash(&self, class_hash: &ClassHash) -> Result<ClassHash, StateError> {
if let Some(compiled_class_hash) =
self.cache.class_hash_to_compiled_class_hash.get(class_hash)
{
Ok(*compiled_class_hash)
} else {
self.state_reader.get_compiled_class_hash(class_hash)
}
}

if i replace line 179 above with self.cache.get_compiled_class_hash(class_hash), which reads from the compiled_class_hash_writes field, the issue is fixed.

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Thanks @kariy !!!
I will take a look a it

@pefontana pefontana self-assigned this Mar 7, 2024
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kariy commented Mar 15, 2024

@pefontana any updates on this? I don't mind opening a PR for this.

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