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feat(x/mint)!: Replace InflationCalculationFn with MintFn + simple epoch minting #20363

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Description

MintFn is a breaking replacement for InflationCalculationFn (only for non-depinject users, depinject will continue to work with no changes).

Until now, developers could only modify minting by passing an inflation calculation function that could take in some x/mint parameters and the bonded ratio from x/staking. The rest of the minting process was being handled by the module, so minting to custom accounts was not possible without having to create a separate module for this.

type InflationCalculationFn func(ctx context.Context, minter Minter, params Params, bondedRatio math.LegacyDec) math.LegacyDec

Now MintFn...

type MintFn func(ctx context.Context, env appmodule.Environment, minter *Minter, epochId string, epochNumber int64) error

Minter now contains arbitrary data

Minter now has a data field which can contain []byte. This can be used by developers to store data related to the minting process. For example, the last time tokens were minted, or any other information. The SDK does not make any assumptions on it and does not run any checks on it, so it's the developers' responsibility to ensure deterministic behavior when using this field.

Changes in NewAppModule (breaking if passing in a custom InflationCalculationFn)

NewAppModule now receives a MintFn instead of a InflationCalculationFn. If no custom function was being passed in, no breaks occur as it can continue to be nil. If an InflationCalculationFn was being passed, developers can use mintKeeper.DefaultMintFn(theCustomInflationFn) to keep the current minting behavior

For depinject users this is abstracted away, but for legacy users they'll have to change this in their app.go.

Before & after

Before only the "Calculate Inflation" step was user/dev defined.

flowchart
    subgraph x/mint
        B[BeginBlock] --> C[Get data from x/staking]
        C --> D[Calculate Inflation<br/><i>user defined</i>]
        D --> E[Mint tokens]
    end

    style D fill:#9f6,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px

Now the entire MintFn is user defined, so the user can make it work like it used to work:

flowchart LR
    A[BeforeEpochStart] --> B[MintFn]

    subgraph B["MintFn (user defined)"]
        direction LR
        C[Get x/staking info] --> D[Calculate Inflation]
        D --> E[Mint Tokens]
    end

Or it can get creative and do other stuff:

flowchart LR
    A[BeforeEpochStart] --> B[MintFn]

    subgraph B["MintFn (user defined)"]
        direction LR
        C[Mint tokens to team] --> D[Mint tokens to Community Pool]
        D --> E[Mint Tokens to Distribute]
    end

Closes: #XXXX


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  • New Features

    • Introduced epoched minting with configurable MintFn, allowing users to define their own minting logic.
    • Added a new max supply genesis parameter.
    • Supported block-based minting as an alternative to epoch-based minting.
  • Deprecations

    • Deprecated InflationCalculationFn in favor of MintFn.
  • Enhancements

    • Expanded the Minter to include data related to minting.
    • Integrated the telemetry package for enhanced monitoring and event emission.

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Walkthrough

The updates introduce a flexible minting mechanism in the x/mint module, allowing users to define custom minting logic through the new MintFn function. This replaces the deprecated InflationCalculationFn. Additionally, a max supply parameter is added, and block-based minting is supported as an alternative to epoch-based minting.

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Files/Paths Change Summary
x/mint/CHANGELOG.md Introduced epoched minting with customizable MintFn, deprecated InflationCalculationFn, added max supply parameter.
x/mint/README.md Described the new MintFn for custom minting logic, supporting both epoch and block-based minting.
x/mint/keeper/keeper.go Added telemetry package, DefaultMintFn function, and minting logic with event emission.

Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant AppModule
    participant Keeper
    participant MintFn

    User->>AppModule: Configure MintFn
    AppModule->>Keeper: Initialize with MintFn
    Keeper->>MintFn: Call MintFn at epoch start
    MintFn-->>Keeper: Mint tokens
    Keeper->>AppModule: Emit minting events
    Note right of AppModule: Default to block-based minting if no MintFn

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event.NewAttribute(types.AttributeKeyAnnualProvisions, minter.AnnualProvisions.String()),
event.NewAttribute(sdk.AttributeKeyAmount, mintedCoin.Amount.String()),
)
return k.Minter.Set(ctx, minter)

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// BeginBlock returns the begin blocker for the mint module.
func (am AppModule) BeginBlock(ctx context.Context) error {
return am.keeper.BeginBlocker(ctx, am.inflationCalculator)
return am.keeper.BeginBlocker(ctx, am.mintFn)

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x/epochs/keeper/keeper_test.go (1)

Line range hint 52-70: Update to Setup function to return a pointer and initialize the genesis state is well-implemented. Consider adding a test to verify the correct initialization of the genesis state.

Would you like me to help by adding a test case for genesis state initialization?

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x/epochs/keeper/genesis_test.go (1)
User: likhita-809
PR: cosmos/cosmos-sdk#18471
File: x/protocolpool/keeper/genesis.go:12-51
Timestamp: 2023-11-22T12:32:39.368Z
Learning: - The user `likhita-809` has confirmed the changes suggested in the previous interaction.
- The file in question is `x/protocolpool/keeper/genesis.go` from a Cosmos SDK module.
- The changes involve optimizing the `InitGenesis` function by removing redundant code and ensuring proper handling of start times for budget proposals.
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x/mint/keeper/abci.go (1)

28-28: Ensure that the Set method in Minter handles all possible error scenarios to prevent panics.

x/mint/epoch_hooks.go (1)

16-29: Ensure that the mintFn used in BeforeEpochStart is robust against all potential errors, especially since it interacts with external state.

x/epochs/keeper/keeper.go (1)

Line range hint 22-35: Ensure that the panic in NewKeeper is handled or logged appropriately to aid in debugging.

x/mint/types/genesis.go (1)

10-10: The new MintFn type provides the necessary flexibility for custom minting operations as described in the PR. Ensure it is well-documented.

x/epochs/keeper/grpc_query.go (1)

18-18: The changes to the Querier struct and the NewQuerier function are correct and improve the handling of the keeper instance.

Also applies to: 22-22

x/epochs/depinject.go (1)

42-42: Change from value to pointer type for EpochKeeper looks good. Ensure all usages correctly handle the pointer semantics.

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The usages of EpochKeeper correctly handle pointer semantics.

  • ProvideModule assigns EpochKeeper the result of keeper.NewKeeper, which returns a pointer.
  • InvokeSetHooks accepts EpochKeeper as a pointer argument.
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x/epochs/types/genesis.go (1)

20-20: Addition of the "minute" epoch aligns with the PR's objectives. Ensure it is integrated correctly in the system.

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The "minute" epoch is correctly integrated into the system, as evidenced by its usage in multiple relevant files.

  • x/tx/signing/textual/duration.go: Formatting of durations includes "minute".
  • x/epochs/types/genesis.go: Added to the genesis configuration.
  • x/epochs/keeper/epoch_test.go: Included in the epoch tests.
  • simapp/mint_fn.go: Used in the minting function.
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9-9: Addition of epochstypes import is necessary for the new integration with the epochs module.


46-46: Integration of EpochHooks and handling of MintFn in ProvideModule are well-implemented. Verify the integration and fallback mechanisms.

Also applies to: 76-76, 79-79

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The integration of EpochHooks and MintFn is well-implemented across the codebase. The fallback mechanism for MintFn is correctly handled.

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x/epochs/keeper/genesis_test.go (1)

21-21: Update to expect four epochs in the genesis test is correct. Verify that the genesis state is correctly initialized elsewhere in the system.

x/epochs/keeper/epoch_test.go (1)

96-101: Updated assertions correctly reflect the addition of the "minute" epoch and its order among other epochs.

x/epochs/module.go (1)

39-43: Transitioning keeper from a value to a pointer in the AppModule struct and its constructor enhances performance and maintainability.

simapp/mint_fn.go (1)

19-123: The ProvideExampleMintFn function is well-implemented, with comprehensive error handling and condition checks for minting based on the epoch ID.

x/mint/keeper/keeper.go (1)

107-180: The DefaultMintFn function encapsulates the minting logic effectively, with appropriate checks for conditions like epoch ID and max supply, and includes comprehensive error handling.

x/mint/module.go (1)

47-69: Adding a mintFn field to the AppModule struct and handling it in the NewAppModule constructor enhances the flexibility of the mint module by allowing for custom minting logic.

tests/e2e/bank/grpc.go (1)

Line range hint 38-75: Updated expected amounts in GRPC handler test cases correctly reflect the new staking tokens configuration.

tests/e2e/distribution/grpc_query_suite.go (3)

286-286: Updated delegator rewards value to "60.27stake" appears correct given the PR context.


173-173: Updated commission value to "60.27stake" appears correct given the PR context.

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119-119: Updated reward value to "120.54stake" appears correct given the PR context.

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96-96: Transition of EpochsKeeper to pointer type aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance performance and manageability.


115-115: Addition of ProvideExampleMintFn to the dependency injection setup is consistent with the PR's objectives to introduce new minting logic.

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174-174: Ensure that EpochsKeeper is properly instantiated before use to avoid nil pointer dereferences.

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441-443: Verify deterministic behavior in map iteration during size calculation.

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@@ -21,6 +21,8 @@ message Minter {
(gogoproto.customtype) = "cosmossdk.io/math.LegacyDec",
(gogoproto.nullable) = false
];

map<string, string> arbitrary_params = 3;
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Addition of arbitrary_params to the Minter message enhances customization. Consider documenting its intended use cases.

+ // arbitrary_params can be used to pass custom parameters for minting operations.

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@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ func (s *E2ETestSuite) TestTotalSupplyGRPCHandler() {
&types.QueryTotalSupplyResponse{
Supply: sdk.NewCoins(
sdk.NewCoin(fmt.Sprintf("%stoken", val.GetMoniker()), s.cfg.AccountTokens),
sdk.NewCoin(s.cfg.BondDenom, s.cfg.StakingTokens.Add(math.NewInt(10))),
sdk.NewCoin(s.cfg.BondDenom, s.cfg.StakingTokens.Add(math.NewInt(123))),
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why the increase ?

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Because now it mints the equivalent of a minute in the first block (the beginning of the epoch)

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api/cosmos/mint/v1beta1/mint.pulsar.go (14)

23-23: Addition of fd_Minter_data field descriptor.

This addition aligns with the protobuf changes to include a data field in the Minter message, allowing for custom data in the minting process.


31-31: Initialization of fd_Minter_data field descriptor.

Proper initialization of the field descriptor for the new data field in the Minter message.


111-116: Handling of the data field in the Range method.

The method correctly handles the new data field, ensuring it is processed if populated. This is crucial for the correct functioning of protobuf reflection.


136-137: Check for the presence of the data field.

The Has method has been correctly updated to handle the new data field, allowing it to check if the field is populated.


158-159: Clearing the data field.

The Clear method now supports the data field, ensuring that it can be reset as needed.


182-184: Retrieving the data field value.

The Get method has been updated to retrieve the value of the data field correctly, which is essential for accessing this new field.


209-210: Setting the data field value.

The Set method now supports setting the data field, which is crucial for modifying this field through protobuf reflection.


235-236: Immutable nature of the data field in the Mutable method.

The Mutable method correctly identifies the data field as immutable, which is consistent with the handling of byte slices in protobufs.


254-255: Creating a new field for data.

The NewField method correctly handles the creation of a new data field, returning an appropriate default value.


333-336: Size calculation includes data field.

The ProtoMethods size calculation has been correctly updated to include the data field, ensuring accurate size reporting.


366-372: Marshaling the data field.

The Marshal method correctly handles the data field, ensuring it is included in the serialized output.


500-533: Unmarshaling the data field.

The Unmarshal method has been updated to correctly handle the data field, ensuring it can be properly read from the serialized input.


1380-1382: Documentation for the data field.

The comment describing the data field is clear and informative, providing context for its use in the minting process.


1419-1424: Getter for the data field.

The GetData method provides a safe way to access the data field, returning a copy of the data to prevent unintended modifications.

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const govModuleNameStr = "cosmos10d07y265gmmuvt4z0w9aw880jnsr700j6zn9kn"

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integration tests should live with the other integration tests.

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It's not really an integration test, I'll rename it

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looks good, missing documentation on the changes

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  • No BeginBlocker method is implemented in x/mint/module.go.

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35-35: cannot use AppModule{} (value of type AppModule) as "cosmossdk.io/core/appmodule".HasServices value in variable declaration: AppModule does not implement "cosmossdk.io/core/appmodule".HasServices (missing method IsOnePerModuleType)


36-36: cannot use AppModule{} (value of type AppModule) as "cosmossdk.io/core/appmodule/v2".HasMigrations value in variable declaration: AppModule does not implement "cosmossdk.io/core/appmodule/v2".HasMigrations (missing method IsOnePerModuleType)


38-38: cannot use AppModule{} (value of type AppModule) as "cosmossdk.io/core/appmodule/v2".HasGenesis value in variable declaration: AppModule does not implement "cosmossdk.io/core/appmodule/v2".HasGenesis (missing method IsOnePerModuleType)

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62-62: cannot use (*SimApp)(nil) (value of type *SimApp) as "github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/runtime".AppI value in variable declaration: *SimApp does not implement "github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/runtime".AppI (missing method ExportAppStateAndValidators)


114-114: undefined: appConfig


115-115: undefined: ProvideExampleMintFn


239-239: undefined: NewVoteExtensionHandler


254-254: app.RegisterUpgradeHandlers undefined (type *SimApp has no field or method RegisterUpgradeHandlers)


313-313: undefined: NewAnteHandler


314-314: undefined: HandlerOptions


415-415: undefined: moduleAccPerms


426-426: undefined: blockAccAddrs


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x/mint/types/genesis.go (11)

6-6: Ensure the Minter type is defined or imported correctly.

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  • x/mint/types/mint.pb.go:31: type Minter struct { ... }
  • api/cosmos/mint/v1beta1/mint.pulsar.go:1371: type Minter struct { ... }

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  • api/cosmos/mint/v1beta1/mint.pulsar.go

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@@ -27,12 +27,14 @@ Ref: https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/

### Features

* [19896](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/19896) Added a new max supply genesis param to existing params.
* [#20363](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/20363) Implemented epoched minting, configurable through `MintFn`. Now `MintFn` doesn't do any assumptions on how tokens are minted, users can define their own minting logic.
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Correct the trailing space issue.

- * [#20363](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/20363) Implemented epoched minting, configurable through `MintFn`. Now `MintFn` doesn't do any assumptions on how tokens are minted, users can define their own minting logic. 
+ * [#20363](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/20363) Implemented epoched minting, configurable through `MintFn`. Now `MintFn` doesn't do any assumptions on how tokens are minted, users can define their own minting logic.
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* [#20363](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/20363) Implemented epoched minting, configurable through `MintFn`. Now `MintFn` doesn't do any assumptions on how tokens are minted, users can define their own minting logic.
* [#20363](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/20363) Implemented epoched minting, configurable through `MintFn`. Now `MintFn` doesn't do any assumptions on how tokens are minted, users can define their own minting logic.
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Thanks for the updates. This looks very good now.

@@ -111,7 +111,8 @@ func init() {
// AppConfig returns the default app config.
func AppConfig() depinject.Config {
return depinject.Configs(
appConfig, // Alternatively use appconfig.LoadYAML(AppConfigYAML)
appConfig, // Alternatively use appconfig.LoadYAML(AppConfigYAML)
depinject.Provide(ProvideExampleMintFn), // optional: override the mint module's mint function with epoched minting
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personal opinion: I have seen people just copying the app.go without thinking too much about the configuration. With this change, you make the new mint function default. This may cause some unexpected behaviour and risks.

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I think it's fine if this becomes the new default for new apps, we'll get some good side effects from this. For example, we can stop producing empty blocks

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package simapp
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Thanks for the explanation! Personally, I would prefer something like x/mint/example. I do understand your point of keeping it decoupled but it still relates more the mint package than to simapp for me. This is personal preference of course.

func (k Keeper) DefaultMintFn(types.InflationCalculationFn) types.MintFn {
return func(ctx context.Context, env appmodule.Environment, minter *types.Minter, epochId string, epochNumber int64) error {
// the default mint function is called every block, so we only check if epochId is "block" which is
// a special value to indicate that this is not an epoch minting, but a regular block minting.
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👍 helpful code doc

}
}

if mintedCoin.Amount.IsZero() {
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👍 The checks look good now

// calculate the difference between maxSupply and totalSupply
diff := maxSupply.Sub(totalSupply)
if diff.LTE(math.ZeroInt()) {
k.logger.Warn("max supply reached, no new tokens will be minted")
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personal preference: info level would be fine, too. There are no actionable steps for an operator. The warning level can be annoying.

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I'll apply this suggestion, thank you

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### Improvements

### API Breaking Changes

* [#20363](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/20363) Deprecated InflationCalculationFn in favor of MintFn, `keeper.DefaultMintFn` wrapper must be used in order to continue using it in `NewAppModule`. This is not breaking for depinject users, as both `MintFn` and `InflationCalculationFn` are accepted.
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Consider using a more concise expression.

- `keeper.DefaultMintFn` wrapper must be used in order to continue using it in `NewAppModule`.
+ `keeper.DefaultMintFn` wrapper is required in `NewAppModule`.
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* [#20363](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/20363) Deprecated InflationCalculationFn in favor of MintFn, `keeper.DefaultMintFn` wrapper is required in `NewAppModule`. This is not breaking for depinject users, as both `MintFn` and `InflationCalculationFn` are accepted.
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## Contents

* [Concepts](#concepts)
* [The Minting Mechanism](#the-minting-mechanism)
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Correct the indentation for the unordered list.

-    * [The Minting Mechanism](#the-minting-mechanism)
+  * [The Minting Mechanism](#the-minting-mechanism)
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### Default configuration

If no `MintFn` is passed to the `NewAppModule` function, the minting logic defaults to block-based minting, corresponding to `mintKeeper.DefaultMintFn(types.DefaultInflationCalculationFn)`.
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- If no `MintFn` is passed to the `NewAppModule` function, the minting logic defaults to block-based minting, corresponding to `mintKeeper.DefaultMintFn(types.DefaultInflationCalculationFn)`. 
+ If no `MintFn` is passed to the `NewAppModule` function, the minting logic defaults to block-based minting, corresponding to `mintKeeper.DefaultMintFn(types.DefaultInflationCalculationFn)`.
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If no `MintFn` is passed to the `NewAppModule` function, the minting logic defaults to block-based minting, corresponding to `mintKeeper.DefaultMintFn(types.DefaultInflationCalculationFn)`.
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params, err := k.Params.Get(ctx)
// we pass -1 as epoch number to indicate that this is not an epoch minting,
// but a regular block minting. Same with epoch id "block".
err = mintFn(ctx, k.Environment, &minter, "block", -1)
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how would you disable this?

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The mintFn always check for the epoch ID and returns early if it doesn't match. It's not the cleanest, but works :D

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