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…g, update accumulating-distributing validator type

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  • Improvements
    • Enhanced reliability and error handling during deposit tool download and installation.
    • Improved clarity and ordering in network and validator type selection menus.
    • User prompts and messages have been updated for better readability and accuracy.
    • Validator queue status now displays "No wait" when appropriate and provides clearer information.
    • General improvements to robustness and quoting for safer script execution.

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The manage_validator_keys.sh script was revised for improved quoting, error handling, and clarity. Updates include refactoring the deposit-cli installation to use a temporary directory, refining user prompts, reordering menu options, renaming and enhancing the validator queue query logic, and improving variable handling throughout the script.

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File(s) Change Summary
manage_validator_keys.sh Improved quoting for variables and paths; refactored deposit-cli download to use a temporary directory with curl and error checking; changed removal logic to delete only the deposit executable; reordered and clarified network and validator type menus; added quoting in function calls; removed unnecessary config assignments; enhanced password and keystore file handling with quoting; quoted systemctl service names; renamed and refactored queryValidatorQueue to queryEntryQueue with associative array for beaconchain URLs, improved network validation, error handling, JSON parsing, and message formatting; simplified validator client extraction; improved log prompt quoting; fixed mnemonic quoting in messages.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Script
    participant DepositCLI
    participant BeaconchainAPI

    User->>Script: Run manage_validator_keys.sh
    Script->>DepositCLI: Download and extract deposit-cli in temp dir
    Script->>DepositCLI: Move binary to target directory
    Script->>User: Display updated menus for network and validator type
    User->>Script: Select options
    Script->>BeaconchainAPI: Query validator entry queue (queryEntryQueue)
    BeaconchainAPI-->>Script: Return queue data or error
    Script->>User: Show formatted queue status or "No wait"
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🧹 Nitpick comments (7)
manage_validator_keys.sh (7)

31-43: Improve version-check error handling and cleanup
The version check is solid but can be hardened:

  • Use rm -f to avoid failures if the old binary is missing.
  • Handle a failing deposit --version gracefully to avoid an unbound variable.
  • Consolidate error output to stderr.
 function downloadEthstakerDepositCli(){
-    if [ -d "$DEPOSIT_CLI_PATH" ]; then
-        edc_version_installed=$("$DEPOSIT_CLI_PATH"/deposit --version)
+    if [[ -d "$DEPOSIT_CLI_PATH" ]]; then
+        edc_version_installed=$("$DEPOSIT_CLI_PATH"/deposit --version 2>/dev/null || echo "")
         if [[ "${edc_version_installed}" =~ .*"${edc_version}".* ]]; then
             echo "ethstaker_deposit-cli is up-to-date"
             return
         else
-            rm "$DEPOSIT_CLI_PATH"/deposit
+            rm -f "${DEPOSIT_CLI_PATH}/deposit"
             echo "ethstaker_deposit-cli update available: ${edc_version_installed}"
             echo "Updating to v${edc_version}"
         fi
     fi

71-71: Simplify argument parsing and locality
The &&/|| chain for ARGUMENT is terse but can be hard to follow. An explicit local with a default and an if block is clearer:

-function generateNewValidatorKeys(){
-    [[ $# -eq 1 ]] && local ARGUMENT=$1 && checkLido "$1" || ARGUMENT="default"
+function generateNewValidatorKeys(){
+    local ARGUMENT="default"
+    if [[ $# -eq 1 ]]; then
+        ARGUMENT=$1
+        checkLido "$ARGUMENT"
+    fi

93-93: Handle cd failures explicitly
Avoid || true so you catch misconfigurations. If the directory is wrong, bail out:

-    cd "$DEPOSIT_CLI_PATH" || true
+    cd "$DEPOSIT_CLI_PATH" || { echo "ERROR: Cannot cd to $DEPOSIT_CLI_PATH" >&2; exit 1; }

166-166: Align importValidatorKeys argument logic
As with generateNewValidatorKeys, prefer initializing ARGUMENT with a default via local ARGUMENT="default" and then overriding inside an if block instead of chaining &&/||.


186-186: Refine addRestoreValidatorKeys plugin detection
Same pattern: initialize ARGUMENT locally, then call checkLido if $# -eq 1. This keeps consistency across commands.


207-207: Validate directory change in addRestoreValidatorKeys
Remove || true and explicitly error out if cd fails:

-    cd "$DEPOSIT_CLI_PATH" || true
+    cd "$DEPOSIT_CLI_PATH" || { echo "ERROR: $DEPOSIT_CLI_PATH not found" >&2; exit 1; }

443-482: Enhance queue query reliability and portability
The refactored queryEntryQueue is a strong improvement. A few further enhancements:

  1. Install bc alongside jq/curl since it’s used for churn calculations.
  2. Declare all function-local variables (json, entering, wait_time, etc.) with local.
  3. Implement retry logic around the curl call to handle transient API failures.
  4. Consider leveraging bash arithmetic if sub-minute precision suffices, to remove the bc dependency.

Example:

 function queryEntryQueue(){
-    #Variables
+    # Variables
+    local json entering wait_time retries=3

     BEACONCHAIN_VALIDATOR_QUEUE_API_URL="/api/v1/validators/queue"
@@
-    if ! json=$(curl -fsSL "${BEACONCHAIN_URLS["${NETWORK}"]}"${BEACONCHAIN_VALIDATOR_QUEUE_API_URL}); then
+    # Retry on failure
+    for ((i=1; i<=retries; i++)); do
+        if json=$(curl -fsSL "${BEACONCHAIN_URLS["$NETWORK"]}$BEACONCHAIN_VALIDATOR_QUEUE_API_URL"); then
+            break
+        elif [[ $i -eq retries ]]; then
+            echo "ERROR: Entry Queue API failed after $retries attempts." >&2
+            return 1
+        fi
+        sleep $((i * 2))
+    done
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101-101: Correct quoting of loadKeys invocations
All calls to loadKeys "$ARGUMENT" are properly quoted, ensuring that plugin identifiers or other arguments with special characters are passed intact. Nice consistency here.

Also applies to: 177-177, 215-215


324-324: Excellent path quoting throughout loadKeys
The added quotes around $KEYFOLDER, ${__DATA_DIR}, and service variables (${__SERVICE_NAME}) in each client import block guard against paths with spaces and shell globbing. This makes the import process much more reliable across environments.

Also applies to: 332-334, 354-354, 356-356, 364-365, 369-369, 378-378


384-392: Skip: No action needed
The sequence of stopping the correct service, importing keys, restarting, querying the queue, showing the Launchpad message, and prompting for logs is well structured.

…g, update accumulating-distributing validator type
@coincashew coincashew merged commit 59c61dd into main May 9, 2025
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