ChungKing Upgrade
ChungKing is the fourth major upgrade to the LikeCoin chain
Last updated
ChungKing is the fourth major upgrade to the LikeCoin chain
Last updated
Upgrade go lang to 1.19.5
Upgrade cosmos-sdk to 0.46.12
Upgrade ibc-go to 5.3.1
Remove x/nft backport
Add full_pay_to_royalty flag to sell NFT event
Add deterministic ISCN ID when creating ISCN
Add custom authz message in iscn and likenft module
Add feegrant in iscn and likenft module messages
We will be upgrading to cosmos-sdk 0.46, which contains x/nft(which we already back-ported to sdk 0.45 in last version) and x/group module. Also ledger support for authz module is re-introduced. We will be also upgrading to ibc-go 5.3.1, which is the supported version containing security fix for Huckleberry.
We have implement feegrant and authz support for iscn and x/likenft module, enabling better onboard and minting UX for users and more possibility for dApp use cases.
A new flag full_pay_to_royalty is added to NFT sale related events, which allow seller to optionally send all revenue to stakeholders listed in the NFT's royalty config.
ISCN ID can be now calculated deterministically, which allow messages that required ISCN ID as parameter to be batched together with ISCN creation message in one transaction .
Testnet Proposal
18th May 2023
Testnet Deploy
19th May 2023
Mainnet Proposal
W4 May 2023
Mainnet Deploy
W2 June 2023
FoTan
v1.2.0
.liked/cosmovisor/genesis/bin/liked
LaiChiKok
v2.0.2
.liked/cosmovisor/upgrades/v2.0.0/bin/liked
StarFerry
v3.0.0
.liked/cosmovisor/upgrades/v3.0.0/bin/liked
ChungKing
v4.0.0
.liked/cosmovisor/upgrades/v4.0.0/bin/liked
The system resources required during the upgrade might be higher than normal operation for data migration tasks. In particular, large amount of memory will be used, and data files will be duplicated for backup. Any machine with less than recommended specification might result in OOM (out of memory) error thus data corruption. Also note that using swap might lengthen the upgrade duration considerably.
Since there is no store migration for this upgrade, we do not expect memory usage to be huge except for data back up.
After the upgrade is applied, the day-to-day resources requirement is same as previously suggested in our Node Setup Guide.
Recommended
4 CPU Cores
32GB RAM + 16GB Swap
500GB+ SSD
Minimum
2 CPU Cores
16GB RAM + 16GB Swap
500GB+ SSD
Using RAM lower than required will likely result a OOM and corruption of data.
Operators who could not arrange a capable machine might opt to temporarily stop validating until the network has upgraded, then catch up to trusted nodes using state sync.
v4.0.0 is tagged on repo and binary builds are released on github via CI
Upgrade proposal is raised on-chain, which specifies the following parameters:
Upgrade Name: v4.0.0
Upgrade Height: 9419200
Upgrade Info:
After the proposal is approved, operators should place the v4.0.0 binary at the Cosmovisor upgrades folder BEFORE the upgrade time. Alternatively, operators can configure cosmovisor to download binaries automatically.
Cosmovisor will automatically switch binaries at the scheduled block height. Operators will not be required to run migrations or restart chain manually. However, operators are recommended to be present during the upgrade time in case of any unforeseen issues.
Migrate to Cosmovisor
Operators can also test their setup and practice the migration flow on testnet before the actual upgrade.
Upgrading without Cosmovisor
Although not recommended, it is possible for operators to opt out of using Cosmovisor.
At the upgrade height, the old chain binary will halt with upgrade needed panic. Afterwards, operators shall backup their .liked folder, then start their node using the new version binary.
Prepare the next binary ahead of upgrade height
Once the proposal is approved on-chain, operators should either download or build the next binary version, and place it within the Cosmovisor upgrades folder.
The path to the new binary should be:
Alternatively, operators can enable the auto-download feature of Cosmovisor by setting environment variable DAEMON_ALLOW_DOWNLOAD_BINARIES to true, which is the default if our setup script or docker image was used. To be safe, we recommend you do prepare the binary manually.
Backups
Cosmovisor will backup the .liked/data folder to .liked/data-backup-<date> after the chain has halted at upgrade height and before the new binary has started.
Contingency Steps to Skip or Rollback Upgrades
Below are steps to skip the upgrade forcefully. This workflow can be used under the following circumstances:
A critical bug is found shortly before upgrade height, thus there is no time to cancel the upgrade on-chain via CancelSoftwareUpgrade proposal
The upgrade failed on mainnet and the community reached consensus to rollback the chain to the state before the upgrade height
To skip an upgrade on short notice, operators shall append --unsafe-skip-upgrades <upgrade height> to their cosmovisor launch argument.
Set launch argument for systemd
Stop the node by sudo systemctl stop liked
Edit /etc/systemd/system/liked.service
Locate line beginning with ExecStart=, append --unsafe-skip-upgrades <upgrade height> to the end
Save the file
(For rollback, restore .liked folder with additional steps in the next section)
Run sudo systemctl daemon-reload, then sudo systemctl restart liked
Restore .liked folder to rollback upgrade
This is in addition to adding the skip upgrade flag step above.
Point the current binary symlink to the previous version (v3.0.0 for this upgrade):
If the community decided to rollback after blocks were produced post-upgrade, we will need to restore the data folder from backup:
CI/CD Release
Once a release candidate is validated on devnet / testnet, please tag the commit with version v4.0.0. CI will test and build with the tagged commit, then release it on GitHub.
Please also push commits to release/v4.x and update branch names in node setup guides.
Submit Proposal
The proposer should submit a proposal with below command:
The proposal content, especially upgrade-info should be validated on testnet beforehand.
Refer to for steps to add swap space.
To support the automatic upgrade, operators should migrate to host their node with Cosmovisor beforehand, which is supported since v1.2.0. A setup guide with migration instructions is available .
Please also refer to the technical documentation on upgrade proposal usage .