Classic Terra Upgrades

This folder contains sub-folders for every classic terra upgrade. (Both state migrations, and hard forks) It also defines upgrade & hard fork structs, that each upgrade implements. These then get included in the application app.go to run the upgrade.

Upgrade History

v1 (core v1.0.x)

NOTE: initial version without upgrade handler

• (soft-fork) v0.5.20 - Disable swap and IBC #760
• (soft-fork) v0.5.21 - Burn Tax and allow Luna to be taxed
• (soft-fork) v0.5.22 - Limit validator power to 20% cosmos-sdk/pull/104
• (soft-fork) v0.5.23 - Enable IBC
• (soft-fork) v1.0.5 - Set module version map for enabling software upgrades

v2 (core v1.1.x)

• (treasury) Tax exemption list, burn tax split

v3 (core v2.0.x)

• (treasury) Minimum initial deposit for governance proposals

v4 (core v2.1.x)

• (staking) Minimum commision rate

Upgrade types

There are two upgrade types exposed, Upgrade and Fork. An Upgrade defines an upgrade that is to be acted upon by state migrations from the SDK x/upgrade module. A Fork defines a hard fork that changes some logic at a block height. If the goal is to have a new binary be compatible with the old binary prior to the upgrade height, as is the case for all classic terra Forks, then all logic changes must be height-gated or in the BeginForkLogic code.

type Upgrade struct {
 // Upgrade version name, for the upgrade handler, e.g. `v7`
 UpgradeName string
 // Function that creates an upgrade handler
 CreateUpgradeHandler func(mm *module.Manager, configurator module.Configurator, keepers *keepers.AppKeepers) upgradetypes.UpgradeHandler
 // Store upgrades, should be used for any new modules introduced, new modules deleted, or store names renamed.
 StoreUpgrades store.StoreUpgrades
}

type Fork struct {
 // Upgrade version name, for the upgrade handler, e.g. `v7`
 UpgradeName string
 // height the upgrade occurs at
 UpgradeHeight int64

 // Function that runs some custom state transition code at the beginning of a fork.
 BeginForkLogic func(ctx sdk.Context, keppers *keepers.AppKeepers, mm *module.Manager)
}