chore: rename to ev-reth#26
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request primarily focuses on a significant rebranding effort, transitioning the project's identity from 'Lumen' to 'ev-reth' and its integration partner from 'Rollkit' to 'Evolve'. This change is reflected across all aspects of the codebase, including project metadata, module names, build configurations, and documentation, ensuring a consistent new identity for the project.
Highlights
- Project Renaming: The entire project, previously known as 'Lumen', has been comprehensively renamed to 'ev-reth'. This includes the main binary, workspace members, and various internal crate names.
- Integration Partner Rebranding: The integration aspect, previously associated with 'Rollkit', has been rebranded to 'Evolve'. This is reflected in module names, documentation, and descriptions of the Engine API compatibility.
- Repository and Author Updates: The project's homepage and repository URLs have been updated to reflect the new 'evstack/ev-reth' organization, and the listed authors have changed from 'Rollkit Contributors' to 'Evolve Stack Contributors'.
- Build and Deployment Configuration Updates: All references to the old project and module names have been updated in
DockerfileandMakefileto ensure that building, testing, and deploying the project correctly uses the new 'ev-reth' and 'Evolve' names. - Dependency and Import Path Adjustments: Internal Rust crate dependencies and
usestatements across the codebase have been updated to reflect the newev-common,ev-node,evolve-ev-reth, andev-testspackage names.
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Code Review
This pull request undertakes a project-wide rename from lumen/rollkit to ev-reth/evolve. The changes correctly update many file paths and package names in Cargo.toml files.
However, the review identified a few issues that need to be addressed:
- A critical error in the
Dockerfilethat will prevent container builds from succeeding. - An incorrect package name in the
Makefilethat will cause a test target to fail. - Several parts of the
README.mdstill contain the old project names and incorrect commands. - The renaming is incomplete. Many types and identifiers still use the old
Rollkitprefix (e.g.,RollkitPayloadBuilder,RollkitConsensus). For consistency and maintainability, a more thorough rename across the codebase is recommended.
Please address the specific comments below to ensure the project is in a consistent and buildable state.
| COPY bin/ev-reth/Cargo.toml bin/ev-reth/ | ||
| COPY crates/common/Cargo.toml crates/common/ | ||
| COPY crates/node/Cargo.toml crates/node/ | ||
| COPY crates/rollkit/Cargo.toml crates/rollkit/ |
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The COPY instruction for crates/rollkit was not updated. The directory was renamed to crates/evolve. This will cause the Docker build to fail because the path crates/rollkit/ no longer exists.
COPY bin/ev-reth/Cargo.toml bin/ev-reth/
COPY crates/common/Cargo.toml crates/common/
COPY crates/node/Cargo.toml crates/node/
COPY crates/evolve/Cargo.toml crates/evolve/
| ## test-rollkit: Test only the rollkit crate | ||
| test-rollkit: | ||
| $(CARGO) test -p lumen-rollkit | ||
| $(CARGO) test -p evolve |
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The package name for this test target is incorrect. The package in crates/evolve is named evolve-ev-reth, not evolve. This command will fail.
$(CARGO) test -p evolve-ev-reth
| # Lumen - Rollkit Integration for Reth | ||
| # EV-reth - Evolve Integration for Reth | ||
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| Lumen is a specialized integration layer that enables [Reth](https://github.com/paradigmxyz/reth) to work seamlessly with [Rollkit](https://rollkit.dev/), providing a custom payload builder that supports transaction submission via the Engine API. |
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The project name is still Lumen here, and it still refers to Rollkit. This should be updated to EV-reth and Evolve to match the rest of the renaming in this PR.
You may also need to update the rollkit.dev link if there's a new one for Evolve.
| Lumen is a specialized integration layer that enables [Reth](https://github.com/paradigmxyz/reth) to work seamlessly with [Rollkit](https://rollkit.dev/), providing a custom payload builder that supports transaction submission via the Engine API. | |
| EV-reth is a specialized integration layer that enables [Reth](https://github.com/paradigmxyz/reth) to work seamlessly with Evolve, providing a custom payload builder that supports transaction submission via the Engine API. |
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Small comment about modifying flag name from rollkit.enable to something like evstack.enable
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