chore(supervisor): refactor managed node by dhyaniarun1993 · Pull Request #2634 · op-rs/kona

dhyaniarun1993 · 2025-08-04T08:05:57Z

…2-reorg

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Pull Request Overview

This PR refactors the managed node architecture in the supervisor service, transitioning from a direct coupling approach to an actor-based pattern with message passing. The refactoring improves separation of concerns and makes the system more modular and testable.

Key changes:

Replaces direct managed node calls with command-based message passing using actors
Introduces new actor types (ManagedNodeActor, ChainProcessorActor, SupervisorRpcActor) to handle different responsibilities
Restructures the service initialization to use a task-based approach with proper lifecycle management

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
crates/supervisor/service/src/service.rs	Complete refactor to use actor-based architecture with separate initialization methods for each component
crates/supervisor/service/src/actors/	New actor implementations for RPC, chain processing, managed nodes, and metrics with proper trait definitions
crates/supervisor/core/src/syncnode/	Refactored managed node to use subscription handlers and command patterns instead of direct method calls
crates/supervisor/core/src/chain_processor/	Updated handlers to use message passing instead of direct managed node method calls
crates/supervisor/core/src/supervisor.rs	Simplified supervisor to focus on service interface rather than initialization logic

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (2)

crates/supervisor/service/src/actors/node.rs:32

The error type SupervisorRpcActorError is misleading for ManagedNodeActor. This should be renamed to ManagedNodeActorError or a more generic ActorError to match the actual actor type.

    type Error = SupervisorRpcActorError;

crates/supervisor/core/src/chain_processor/handlers/invalidation.rs:19

Similar to SafeBlockHandler, the generic type P is no longer used for direct managed node interaction but may still be needed for other components. Consider reviewing if this generic can be simplified or removed.

#[derive(Debug, Constructor)]

crates/supervisor/service/src/service.rs

crates/supervisor/core/src/chain_processor/handlers/safe_block.rs

claude · 2025-08-05T10:57:28Z

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Code Review Analysis

Comprehensive review of this supervisor refactoring PR focusing on code quality, potential issues, performance, security, and test coverage.

Todo List:

Analyze the overall refactoring scope and architecture changes
Review core supervisor changes
Review syncnode refactoring and new actor system
Review chain processor changes
Evaluate test coverage concerns
Provide security and performance feedback
Summary and recommendations

🏗️ Overall Architecture Analysis

This is a major refactoring that transforms the supervisor from a task-based architecture to an actor-based system. The scope is substantial with 51 commits, 35 changed files, +2782/-1865 lines.

Major Changes:

Task → Actor Migration: Removed task.rs files (~1000+ lines) and introduced dedicated actors
Command Pattern: New ManagedNodeCommand enum for decoupled communication
Event-Driven Design: Enhanced event handling through dedicated actors
Better Separation of Concerns: Clean separation between core logic and service orchestration

🎯 Core Supervisor Changes

Strengths:

Simplified Interface: supervisor.rs now focuses on implementing the SupervisorService trait cleanly
Better Error Handling: Consistent error handling with proper logging throughout
Dependency Injection: Clean constructor pattern with Arc<Config>, Arc<ChainDbFactory>, managed nodes
Proper Chain ID Conversion: Fixed previous unwrap issue with proper error handling in supervisor.rs:293-299

⚠️ Areas for Improvement:

JSON Serialization in Hot Path: Lines supervisor.rs:232,239 serialize to JSON in critical path without caching - consider pre-serialization for performance
Database Factory Assignment: Line service.rs:243 has a potential improvement opportunity based on review comments

🎭 Syncnode Refactoring & Actor System

Excellent Improvements:

Command Pattern: command.rs introduces clean command abstraction with 5 well-defined commands
Actor Lifecycle Management: ManagedNodeActor properly handles both subscription and command tasks
Retry Logic: spawn_task_with_retry provides resilience for subscription tasks
Clean Separation: ManagedNode focuses on business logic, ManagedNodeActor handles execution

Strong Points:

Error Handling: Comprehensive error types and proper trait implementations
Event Processing: Good error handling for each event type in subscription handling
Resource Management: Proper use of Arc for shared resources
Cancellation Support: Good use of CancellationToken for graceful shutdown
Chain ID Caching: Smart caching of chain ID in node.rs:58-73 to avoid repeated async calls
Subscription Reconnection: Good reconnection logic with proper error handling

Minor Issues:

Channel Capacity: Creates channels with capacity 1000 - reasonable but could document rationale
Infinite Retries: usize::MAX retries might be excessive - consider exponential backoff
Actor Error Type: actors/node.rs:32 uses SupervisorRpcActorError for ManagedNodeActor - should be ManagedNodeActorError

⚙️ Chain Processor Changes

Architecture Improvements:

Handler Pattern: Clean separation of concerns with dedicated handlers for different event types
Metrics Integration: Good metrics recording throughout handlers
State Management: ProcessorState provides clean state tracking
Error Propagation: Proper error handling and logging

Positive Changes:

Modular Design: Each handler (UnsafeBlockHandler, SafeBlockHandler, etc.) has single responsibility
Dependency Injection: Clean constructor injection pattern
Async/Await: Proper async patterns throughout
Generic Design: Well-designed generics for BlockProvider, InteropValidator, storage traits

📊 Test Coverage Concerns

Major Issue: 67.07% patch coverage with 457 lines missing coverage.

Files with Poor Coverage:

service.rs: 0.0% coverage (243 missing lines)
actors/node.rs: 29.3% coverage (106 missing lines)
syncnode/node.rs: 95.4% coverage (25 missing lines) - This is actually quite good!
supervisor.rs: 0.0% coverage (23 missing lines)

Recommendations:

Add Integration Tests: Focus on testing actor interactions and event flows
Unit Tests: Add tests for error scenarios and edge cases
Mock Testing: Use the existing mock framework more extensively
Actor Tests: Test command handling and subscription processing

🔒 Security & Performance Analysis

Security Strengths:

Input Validation: Good validation in access list checking (supervisor.rs:284-340)
Error Boundary: Errors are properly contained and logged
Proper Error Handling: Chain ID parsing now uses proper error handling instead of panics

Security Concerns:

Resource Exhaustion: Unbounded channels could consume excessive memory
Infinite Retries: usize::MAX retries could amplify DoS attacks

Performance Considerations:

✅ Good: Actor-based design should improve concurrency
✅ Good: Proper use of Arc for shared immutable data
✅ Good: Channel-based event processing for non-blocking operations
✅ Good: Chain ID caching optimization reduces redundant async calls
⚠️ Concern: JSON serialization in hot paths without caching
⚠️ Concern: Channel capacity (1000) might cause memory pressure under load

📝 Summary & Recommendations

Overall Assessment: This is a well-architected refactoring that significantly improves the codebase structure. The actor-based design is a solid improvement over the previous task-based approach.

Priority Fixes Required:

🔥 Medium Priority:
- Improve test coverage (currently 67.07% - target 80%+)
- Add integration tests for actor interactions
- Consider caching JSON serialization in hot paths
- Fix actor error type naming inconsistency
💡 Nice to Have:
- Add comprehensive error scenario testing
- Document channel capacity choices
- Add property-based tests for state transitions
- Implement exponential backoff instead of infinite retries

Strengths to Celebrate:

Clean separation of concerns with the new actor system
Excellent command pattern implementation
Good use of modern Rust async patterns
Strong error type definitions and handling patterns
Proper resource management with Arc
Smart chain ID caching optimization
Improved Error Handling: Chain ID parsing now properly handles errors

Verdict: Approve with requested changes. The architectural improvements are significant and valuable. While test coverage needs improvement, the core design is sound and represents a major step forward for the codebase.

itschaindev

first pass

itschaindev · 2025-08-05T10:59:21Z

crates/supervisor/service/src/service.rs


 impl Service {
    /// Creates a new Supervisor service instance.
    pub fn new(config: Config) -> Self {


imo, we should get rid of this constructor since it's not really configuring it. Instead we can either use the initialise() directly or use new() to contain the entire initialisation() logic.

also following the same pattern to initialisation logic elsewhere in the code.

It’s idiomatic for constructor to only setup struct fields. Since our initialization can fail and is async, we separate it into another method. This avoids making new fallible or async and helps keep the API clear and robust.

itschaindev · 2025-08-05T11:01:30Z

crates/supervisor/service/src/service.rs

 impl Service {
    /// Creates a new Supervisor service instance.
    pub fn new(config: Config) -> Self {
+        let database_factory = Arc::new(ChainDbFactory::new(config.datadir.clone()).with_metrics());


e.g. we are already doing this in initialise()

This has been removed from the initialise.

emhane

the scope of this pr is too big. can we pls open a separate pr for changes in crates/node to the extent possible

emhane · 2025-08-05T13:18:19Z

crates/supervisor/core/src/reorg/handler.rs

+    managed_nodes: HashMap<ChainId, Arc<C>>,
 }


emhane

nvm, seemed to me that some commits where in kona-node, but they aren't

crates/supervisor/core/src/syncnode/node.rs

itschaindev

we have a much cleaner structure now.. 🙌

claude · 2025-08-05T14:51:44Z

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Code Review Analysis

Comprehensive review of this supervisor refactoring PR focusing on code quality, potential issues, performance, security, and test coverage.

Todo List:

Analyze the overall refactoring scope and architecture changes
Review core supervisor changes
Review syncnode refactoring and new actor system
Review chain processor changes
Evaluate test coverage concerns
Provide security and performance feedback
Summary and recommendations

🏗️ Overall Architecture Analysis

This is a major refactoring that transforms the supervisor from a task-based architecture to an actor-based system. The scope is substantial with 53 commits, 35 changed files, +2782/-1865 lines.

Major Changes:

Task → Actor Migration: Removed task.rs files (~1000+ lines) and introduced dedicated actors
Command Pattern: New ManagedNodeCommand enum for decoupled communication
Event-Driven Design: Enhanced event handling through dedicated actors
Better Separation of Concerns: Clean separation between core logic and service orchestration

🎯 Core Supervisor Changes

Strengths:

Simplified Interface: supervisor.rs now focuses on implementing the SupervisorService trait cleanly
Better Error Handling: Consistent error handling with proper logging throughout
Dependency Injection: Clean constructor pattern with Arc<Config>, Arc<ChainDbFactory>, managed nodes
Proper Chain ID Conversion: Fixed previous unwrap issue with proper error handling in supervisor.rs:293-299

⚠️ Areas for Improvement:

JSON Serialization in Hot Path: Lines supervisor.rs:232,239 serialize to JSON in critical path without caching - consider pre-serialization for performance
Service.rs Line 243: Potential issue flagged by review comments about database factory assignment

🎭 Syncnode Refactoring & Actor System

Excellent Improvements:

Command Pattern: command.rs introduces clean command abstraction with 5 well-defined commands
Actor Lifecycle Management: ManagedNodeActor properly handles both subscription and command tasks
Retry Logic: spawn_task_with_retry provides resilience for subscription tasks
Clean Separation: ManagedNode focuses on business logic, ManagedNodeActor handles execution

Strong Points:

Error Handling: Comprehensive error types and proper trait implementations
Event Processing: Good error handling for each event type in subscription handling
Resource Management: Proper use of Arc for shared resources
Cancellation Support: Good use of CancellationToken for graceful shutdown
Chain ID Caching: Smart caching of chain ID in node.rs:58-73 to avoid repeated async calls
Subscription Reconnection: Good reconnection logic with proper error handling

Minor Issues:

Channel Capacity: Creates channels with capacity 1000 - reasonable but could document rationale
Infinite Retries: usize::MAX retries might be excessive - consider exponential backoff
Actor Error Type: actors/node.rs:32 uses SupervisorRpcActorError for ManagedNodeActor - should be ManagedNodeActorError

⚙️ Chain Processor Changes

Architecture Improvements:

Handler Pattern: Clean separation of concerns with dedicated handlers for different event types
Metrics Integration: Good metrics recording throughout handlers
State Management: ProcessorState provides clean state tracking
Error Propagation: Proper error handling and logging

Positive Changes:

Modular Design: Each handler (UnsafeBlockHandler, SafeBlockHandler, etc.) has single responsibility
Dependency Injection: Clean constructor injection pattern
Async/Await: Proper async patterns throughout
Generic Design: Well-designed generics for BlockProvider, InteropValidator, storage traits

📊 Test Coverage Concerns

Major Issue: 67.07% patch coverage with 457 lines missing coverage.

Files with Poor Coverage:

service.rs: 0.0% coverage (243 missing lines)
actors/node.rs: 29.3% coverage (106 missing lines)
syncnode/node.rs: 95.4% coverage (25 missing lines) - This is actually quite good!
supervisor.rs: 0.0% coverage (23 missing lines)

Positive Testing Notes:

Mock Framework: Good use of mockall for testing - seen in actors/node.rs:303-332
Unit Tests Present: Found unit tests for command handling in actors/node.rs:334-361
37 Files with Tests: Found #[cfg(test)] in 37 supervisor files, indicating decent test infrastructure

Recommendations:

Add Integration Tests: Focus on testing actor interactions and event flows
Unit Tests: Add tests for error scenarios and edge cases
Mock Testing: Use the existing mock framework more extensively
Actor Tests: Test command handling and subscription processing

🔒 Security & Performance Analysis

Security Strengths:

Input Validation: Good validation in access list checking (supervisor.rs:284-340)
Error Boundary: Errors are properly contained and logged
Proper Error Handling: Chain ID parsing now uses proper error handling instead of panics

Security Concerns:

Resource Exhaustion: Unbounded channels could consume excessive memory
Infinite Retries: usize::MAX retries could amplify DoS attacks

Performance Considerations:

✅ Good: Actor-based design should improve concurrency
✅ Good: Proper use of Arc for shared immutable data
✅ Good: Channel-based event processing for non-blocking operations
✅ Good: Chain ID caching optimization reduces redundant async calls
⚠️ Concern: JSON serialization in hot paths without caching
⚠️ Concern: Channel capacity (1000) might cause memory pressure under load

📝 Summary & Recommendations

Overall Assessment: This is a well-architected refactoring that significantly improves the codebase structure. The actor-based design is a solid improvement over the previous task-based approach.

Priority Fixes Required:

🔥 Medium Priority:
- Improve test coverage (currently 67.07% - target 80%+)
- Add integration tests for actor interactions
- Consider caching JSON serialization in hot paths
- Fix actor error type naming inconsistency
💡 Nice to Have:
- Add comprehensive error scenario testing
- Document channel capacity choices
- Add property-based tests for state transitions
- Implement exponential backoff instead of infinite retries

Strengths to Celebrate:

Clean separation of concerns with the new actor system
Excellent command pattern implementation
Good use of modern Rust async patterns
Strong error type definitions and handling patterns
Proper resource management with Arc
Smart chain ID caching optimization
Improved Error Handling: Chain ID parsing now properly handles errors

Verdict: Approve with requested changes. The architectural improvements are significant and valuable. While test coverage needs improvement, the core design is sound and represents a major step forward for the codebase.

claude · 2025-08-05T14:51:55Z

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Code Review Analysis

Comprehensive review of this supervisor refactoring PR focusing on code quality, potential issues, performance, security, and test coverage.

Todo List:

Analyze the overall refactoring scope and architecture changes
Review core supervisor changes
Review syncnode refactoring and new actor system
Review chain processor changes
Evaluate test coverage concerns
Provide security and performance feedback
Summary and recommendations

🏗️ Overall Architecture Analysis

This is a major refactoring that transforms the supervisor from a task-based architecture to an actor-based system. The scope is substantial with 53 commits, 35 changed files, +2782/-1865 lines.

Major Changes:

Task → Actor Migration: Removed task.rs files (~1000+ lines) and introduced dedicated actors
Command Pattern: New ManagedNodeCommand enum for decoupled communication
Event-Driven Design: Enhanced event handling through dedicated actors
Better Separation of Concerns: Clean separation between core logic and service orchestration

🎯 Core Supervisor Changes

Strengths:

Simplified Interface: supervisor.rs now focuses on implementing the SupervisorService trait cleanly
Better Error Handling: Consistent error handling with proper logging throughout
Dependency Injection: Clean constructor pattern with Arc<Config>, Arc<ChainDbFactory>, managed nodes
Proper Chain ID Conversion: Fixed previous unwrap issue with proper error handling in supervisor.rs:293-299

⚠️ Areas for Improvement:

JSON Serialization in Hot Path: Lines supervisor.rs:232,239 serialize to JSON in critical path without caching - consider pre-serialization for performance

🎭 Syncnode Refactoring & Actor System

Excellent Improvements:

Command Pattern: command.rs introduces clean command abstraction with 5 well-defined commands
Actor Lifecycle Management: ManagedNodeActor properly handles both subscription and command tasks
Retry Logic: spawn_task_with_retry provides resilience with exponential backoff (2^attempt up to 30s cap)
Clean Separation: ManagedNode focuses on business logic, ManagedNodeActor handles execution

Strong Points:

Error Handling: Comprehensive error types and proper trait implementations
Event Processing: Good error handling for each event type in subscription handling
Resource Management: Proper use of Arc for shared resources
Cancellation Support: Good use of CancellationToken for graceful shutdown
Chain ID Caching: Smart caching of chain ID in node.rs:58-73 to avoid repeated async calls
Subscription Reconnection: Good reconnection logic with proper error handling

Minor Issues:

Channel Capacity: Creates channels with capacity 1000 - reasonable but could document rationale
Infinite Retries: usize::MAX retries might be excessive - consider exponential backoff
Actor Error Type: actors/node.rs:32 uses SupervisorRpcActorError for ManagedNodeActor - should be ManagedNodeActorError

⚙️ Chain Processor Changes

Architecture Improvements:

Handler Pattern: Clean separation of concerns with dedicated handlers for different event types
Metrics Integration: Good metrics recording throughout handlers
State Management: ProcessorState provides clean state tracking
Error Propagation: Proper error handling and logging

Positive Changes:

Modular Design: Each handler (UnsafeBlockHandler, SafeBlockHandler, etc.) has single responsibility
Dependency Injection: Clean constructor injection pattern
Async/Await: Proper async patterns throughout
Generic Design: Well-designed generics for BlockProvider, InteropValidator, storage traits

📊 Test Coverage Concerns

Major Issue: 66.38% patch coverage with 473 lines missing coverage.

Files with Poor Coverage:

service.rs: 0.0% coverage (253 missing lines)
actors/node.rs: 29.3% coverage (106 missing lines)
syncnode/node.rs: 95.4% coverage (25 missing lines) - This is actually quite good!
supervisor.rs: 0.0% coverage (23 missing lines)

Test Analysis: Found 208 test cases across 37 files, showing significant testing effort. However, the new actor-based code lacks comprehensive coverage.

Recommendations:

Add Integration Tests: Focus on testing actor interactions and event flows
Unit Tests: Add tests for error scenarios and edge cases
Mock Testing: Use the existing mock framework more extensively
Actor Tests: Test command handling and subscription processing

🔒 Security & Performance Analysis

Security Strengths:

Input Validation: Good validation in access list checking (supervisor.rs:284-340)
Error Boundary: Errors are properly contained and logged
Proper Error Handling: Chain ID parsing now uses proper error handling instead of panics
No Direct Panics: Most code uses proper error handling (only found unwrap/expect in test files and utility functions)

Security Concerns:

Resource Exhaustion: Unbounded channels could consume excessive memory
Infinite Retries: usize::MAX retries could amplify DoS attacks

Performance Considerations:

✅ Good: Actor-based design should improve concurrency
✅ Good: Proper use of Arc for shared immutable data
✅ Good: Channel-based event processing for non-blocking operations
✅ Good: Chain ID caching optimization reduces redundant async calls
✅ Good: Exponential backoff with cap prevents excessive retry delays
⚠️ Concern: JSON serialization in hot paths without caching
⚠️ Concern: Channel capacity (1000) might cause memory pressure under load

📝 Summary & Recommendations

Overall Assessment: This is a well-architected refactoring that significantly improves the codebase structure. The actor-based design is a solid improvement over the previous task-based approach.

Priority Fixes Required:

🔥 Medium Priority:
- Dramatically improve test coverage (currently 66.38% - target 80%+)
- Add integration tests for actor interactions
- Consider caching JSON serialization in hot paths
- Fix actor error type naming inconsistency
💡 Nice to Have:
- Add comprehensive error scenario testing
- Document channel capacity choices
- Add property-based tests for state transitions
- Consider finite retry limits with exponential backoff for subscription tasks

Strengths to Celebrate:

Clean separation of concerns with the new actor system
Excellent command pattern implementation
Good use of modern Rust async patterns
Strong error type definitions and handling patterns
Proper resource management with Arc
Smart chain ID caching optimization
Improved Error Handling: Chain ID parsing now properly handles errors
Well-designed Retry Logic: Exponential backoff with proper cancellation

Verdict: Approve with requested changes. The architectural improvements are significant and valuable. While test coverage needs improvement, the core design is sound and represents a major step forward for the codebase.

Closes op-rs/kona#2563 --------- Co-authored-by: sadiq1971 <sadiqurr8@gmail.com>

Closes #2563 --------- Co-authored-by: sadiq1971 <sadiqurr8@gmail.com>

dhyaniarun1993 and others added 30 commits July 23, 2025 21:32

feat(supervisor/core): added invalidated block on managed node

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added reorg integration to chain processor

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added missing metrics

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initial commit

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merged main

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updated processing safe event

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Merge branch 'main' of github.com:op-rs/kona into sa/feat/integrate-l…

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removed redundant ok

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sa/feat/integrate-l2-reorg merged and conflicts resolved

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refactor + removed test code

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revert changes

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lint fixes

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test cases added

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added handlers and state for processor

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metrics recorder added

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chore(supervisor): interop validation trait added

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chain processor updated

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lintfix

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main merged + conflict resolved

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chore/refactor-interop-validation merged + conflicts resolved

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log improvements

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lintfix

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more lintfixes

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state refactored

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cleanup imports

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main merged + conflict resolved

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chore/refactor-interop-validation merged + conflict resolved

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consistent naming

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Closes op-rs/kona#2563 --------- Co-authored-by: sadiq1971 <sadiqurr8@gmail.com>

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