marc/ica

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Walkthrough

The codebase has been updated to integrate the Interchain Accounts (ICA) module, which allows for the creation and management of accounts across different blockchain networks. This integration involves importing new ICA-related packages, setting up ICA controller and host keepers, adding ICA routes to the IBC router, and initializing the ICA module within the application. These changes enable the application to utilize the functionalities provided by the ICA module for inter-blockchain interactions.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
protocol/app/app.go	Integrated the ICA module by adding imports, creating controller and host keepers, setting up ICA routes, and initializing the ICA module in the application.
protocol/app/basic_manager/basic_manager.go	Included the ica module in the basic manager by adding a new import and updating the var block.
protocol/app/module_accounts.go	Added an import for the icatypes package and updated a global map with the icatypes.ModuleName.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2c64cf6 and 9dfc8f9.

Files selected for processing (3)

• protocol/app/app.go (11 hunks)
• protocol/app/basic_manager/basic_manager.go (3 hunks)
• protocol/app/module_accounts.go (2 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• protocol/app/basic_manager/basic_manager.go

Additional comments: 13

protocol/app/module_accounts.go (2)

• 5-11: The import of the icatypes package is correctly placed in alphabetical order within the group of external imports. This follows Go's convention for organizing import statements.

• 34-38: The addition of icatypes.ModuleName with a value of nil to the maccPerms map is consistent with the change summary. However, ensure that the nil value is intentional and that no permissions are required for the ICA module account, as this could have security implications.

protocol/app/app.go (11)

• 84-88: The new imports for the ICA-related packages have been added correctly. Ensure that these packages are used elsewhere in the codebase to avoid unused imports.

• 167-175: The addition of ICA controller and host keepers to the App struct is correct. Verify that these keepers are properly initialized and used in the application logic.

• 246-251: The ICA keepers are correctly added to the App struct. Ensure that the initialization of these keepers is handled properly in the New function.

• 543-569: The creation of the ICA controller and host keepers is implemented correctly. Ensure that the subspaces for these keepers are correctly configured and that the message service router is properly set up to handle ICA messages.

• 571-580: The ICA routes are correctly created and added to the IBC router. Verify that the middleware stack and IBC modules are correctly configured to handle the ICA logic.

• 977-983: The registration of the ICA module with the application's module manager is correct. Ensure that the ICA module is properly integrated into the app's lifecycle and that its BeginBlocker, EndBlocker, and other hooks are correctly invoked.

• 1032-1036: The order of module BeginBlockers is set correctly, including the ICA module. Verify that the order of execution does not introduce any inter-module dependencies that could cause issues.

• 1069-1073: The order of module EndBlockers is set correctly, including the ICA module. Verify that the order of execution does not introduce any inter-module dependencies that could cause issues.

• 1109-1113: The order of module initialization during genesis is set correctly, including the ICA module. Verify that the order of execution does not introduce any inter-module dependencies that could cause issues.

• 1145-1151: The order of module migrations is set correctly, including the ICA module. Verify that the order of execution does not introduce any inter-module dependencies that could cause issues.

• 1522-1526: The subspaces for the ICA host and controller modules are correctly added to the params keeper. Verify that the parameters for these submodules are correctly defined and that the application logic uses these parameters as expected.