* interfaces: Do some TODOs
- Add uniqueness check between fixed choices and virtual choices in
haskell decoder.
- Encode interface methods and fixed choices in scala encoder.
- ExprIterable for interfaces.
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* scalafmt
* [Self-service error codes] Refactored for Canton integration
* Introduces ErrorCodeLoggingContext which is used to abstract away the logging tech stack
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* Moved all error definitions in //ledger/error
* Formatting
* Docs and remove of implicit conversion to DamlErrorCodeLoggingContext
* Fix compilation issues
* Fix tests
* Addressed Pawel's review comments
* Addressed Robert's review comments
* interfaces: introduce TemplateOrInterface class in stdlib
The template typeclass is to strong for many applications. The new
constraint `TemplateOrInterface` only contains the methods to convert
contract IDs and choices.
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* ghc-lib update, interface script tests
* pinned stackage on unix
* added missing implementation in preprocessor
* added test
* fixing tests
* remove Iface type
* pinned stackage windows
* make sure createAndExercise is not called on interfaces
* LF: clarify compilation of choice Body.
This is a purely cosmetic choice.
We move up the intro of the choice arg binder to make it clear it
affect the compilation of every expression in the body of a choices (
namely controllers, observers, and update expression).
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* formatting
- enable NonUnitStatements, and find a useless statement.
- add missing `final`s,
- replace `{ ... }` by `( ... )` for one statement anonymous function
- drop useless `new` for case class.
- replace `sealed class X { ... object Y extend X` by
`class X private[Z] { ... val Y = new X` to avoid unecessary class
alocation.
- move invariant check inside the body of some case class instead of
the companion object.
- other cosmetic changes.
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* interface methods: Scala Typechecker
Part of #11006.
I tried to match the behavior of the Haskell typechecker.
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* scalafmt
* Fix type
* interface methods: Scala AST
Part of #11006
This PR takes care of the Scala AST and decoder.
It leaves the encoder, type checker, and speedy for later.
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* scalafmt
* AstRewriter
* interface methods: Speedy
Part of #11006
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* scalafmt
* Remove InterfaceMethods test
* Update daml-lf/archive/src/main/scala/com/digitalasset/daml/lf/archive/DecodeV1.scala
Co-authored-by: Remy <remy.haemmerle@daml.com>
Co-authored-by: Remy <remy.haemmerle@daml.com>
* interface methods: Scala AST
Part of #11006
This PR takes care of the Scala AST and decoder.
It leaves the encoder, type checker, and speedy for later.
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* scalafmt
* AstRewriter
* Add NonUnitStatements warning in daml-lf/transaction & fix using discard or similar.
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* address comment
* prefer parens to braces for single statement map/foreach bodies
* interface methods: Add protobuf
Adds protobuf definitions for interface methods and calling them.
Encoders/decoders just ignore the extra stuff or error out.
Part of #10810 (maybe)
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* Update issue numbers where appropriate
* update stable protos
(Also: generalize type of `enrichTransaction` to work for _submitted_ and _committed_ transactions & adapt existing callers)
This change paves the way to remove the `transactionNormalization` flag, and always normalize transactions coming out of the engine.
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1st attempt. Causes package recompilation (bad!).
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fix build
Change ValueEnricher interface to work without passing an Engine
ValueEnricher has optional preprocessor
simplify new interface to ValueEnricher: caller passes translateValue function
Part of #10810
- Implemented ToInterface, FromInterface in speedy
- Added a test that exercises and fetches an interface
- Fixed a bug in SBUChoiceInterface
Hey, interfaces work now!
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fixes#10977
Turns out assertions are good unless they’re wrong …
This only affects scenarios, the engine never looks at the callback.
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* ifaces: name collision, typecheck fetch/exercise
This adds name collision detection and adds typechecking for
fetch/exercising of interface instances.
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* turn on exercises in InterfaceDesugared test case
* Update compiler/daml-lf-tools/src/DA/Daml/LF/TypeChecker/NameCollision.hs
Co-authored-by: Sofia Faro <sofia.faro@digitalasset.com>
Co-authored-by: Sofia Faro <sofia.faro@digitalasset.com>
* interfaces: scala typechecker implementation
This is the scala side of the lf typechecker for interfaces.
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* added collision check
* added exercise/fetch typechecking
* review suggestions
* added todos for collision/typing scala tests
* Extracted common error implementations
* ErrorGroups
* TransactionError hierarchy
* LedgerApiErrors
* PackageServiceError
* ProtoDeserializationError
* PruningServiceError
* SubmissionErrors
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* Adapt extracted error groups and definitions to adhere to local tech stack:
* Use //ledger/error:error core API
* Use DAML SDK logging stack
* Manual rebase to latest changes from Canton
* Extracted RejectionGenerator from Canton
* Adapted RejectionGenerator
* Added //ledger/error:error to artifacts
* Pass correlationId to errors
* Pass parameters as implicits to shave some lines and improve readability
* Workaround for encountered Scala/JDK8 bug
* Addressed Ratko's review comments
* Separate exercise & fetch for interfaces from templates
part of #10810
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* Update compiler/daml-lf-ast/src/DA/Daml/LF/Ast/Base.hs
Co-authored-by: Sofia Faro <sofia.faro@digitalasset.com>
* Update compiler/daml-lf-ast/src/DA/Daml/LF/Ast/Base.hs
Co-authored-by: Sofia Faro <sofia.faro@digitalasset.com>
Co-authored-by: Sofia Faro <sofia.faro@digitalasset.com>
99% of our usecases use Value[ContractId] so this PR just fixes it.
The few other usescases are:
1. Value[Nothing] which we use for keys. This is technically more
precise but we benefit very little from it.
2. Value[String] mostly because in a few places we are lazy.
We don’t have any code which benefits from being polymorphic in the
contract id type.
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