Cargo.toml

[workspace]
members = [
    'ad_hoc_bench',
    'allocator',
    'arithmetic',
    'attestation_verifier',
    'benches',
    'binary_utils',
    'block_producer',
    'bls',
    'builder_api',
    'clock',
    'database',
    'deposit_tree',
    'directories',
    'doppelganger_protection',
    'eip_2335',
    'eip_7594',
    'eth1',
    'eth1_api',
    'eth2_cache_utils',
    'execution_engine',
    'factory',
    'features',
    'fork_choice_control',
    'fork_choice_store',
    'genesis',
    'grandine',
    'grandine_version',
    'hashing',
    'helper_functions',
    'http_api',
    'http_api_utils',
    'interop',
    'keymanager',
    'kzg_utils',
    'liveness_tracker',
    'logging',
    'metrics',
    'operation_pools',
    'p2p',
    'panics',
    'predefined_chains',
    'prometheus_metrics',
    'runtime',
    'serde_utils',
    'shuffling',
    'signer',
    'slasher',
    'slashing_protection',
    'snapshot_test_utils',
    'spec_test_utils',
    'ssz',
    'ssz_derive',
    'state_cache',
    'std_ext',
    'transition_functions',
    'try_from_iterator',
    'types',
    'validator',
    'validator_key_cache',
]
# Feature resolver version 2 is the default starting with Rust 2021, but that does not apply in
# virtual workspaces. Starting with Rust 1.72.0, Cargo warns if a Rust 2021 virtual workspace does
# not explicitly specify a feature resolver. See <https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/pull/10910>.
resolver = '2'

[workspace.package]
edition = '2021'

[workspace.lints.rust]
unsafe_code = 'forbid'

# A subset of `rustc` lints that are allowed by default.
# A few notable ones that we do not enable:
#
# - `elided_lifetimes_in_paths`
#   It hurts readability and doesn't provide a clear benefit.
#
# - `keyword_idents_2024`
#   Starting with Rust 1.79.0, uses of `rand::Rng::gen` trigger `keyword_idents_2024`.
#   `rand` has renamed the method to `random`, but the change has not been released. See:
#   - <https://github.com/rust-random/rand/issues/1435>
#   - <https://github.com/rust-random/rand/pull/1438>
#
# - `missing_copy_implementations`
#   This would be more useful if it only triggered for types that are `Clone` but not `Copy`.
#
# - `variant_size_differences`
#   `clippy::large_enum_variant` does nearly the same thing and is enabled by default.
#
# See the output of `rustc --warn help` for a full list of lints available in the current version.
# They are documented at <https://doc.rust-lang.org/rustc/lints/listing/allowed-by-default.html>.
absolute_paths_not_starting_with_crate = 'warn'
anonymous_parameters                   = 'warn'
deprecated_in_future                   = 'warn'
deprecated_safe                        = 'warn'
keyword_idents_2018                    = 'warn'
let_underscore_drop                    = 'warn'
macro_use_extern_crate                 = 'warn'
meta_variable_misuse                   = 'warn'
missing_unsafe_on_extern               = 'warn'
non_ascii_idents                       = 'warn'
non_local_definitions                  = 'warn'
redundant_lifetimes                    = 'warn'
trivial_casts                          = 'warn'
trivial_numeric_casts                  = 'warn'
unit_bindings                          = 'warn'
unused_crate_dependencies              = 'warn'
unused_extern_crates                   = 'warn'
unused_import_braces                   = 'warn'
unused_lifetimes                       = 'warn'
unused_macro_rules                     = 'warn'
unused_qualifications                  = 'warn'

[workspace.lints.clippy]
# Additional Clippy lint groups.
nursery  = 'warn'
pedantic = 'warn'

# A subset of the `clippy::cargo` group.
negative_feature_names  = 'warn'
redundant_feature_names = 'warn'
wildcard_dependencies   = 'warn'

# A subset of the `clippy::restriction` group.
# Some notable lints from it that we do not enable:
#
# - `clippy::absolute_paths`
#   It is triggered by functions, which contradicts the Rust convention of qualifying them.
#
# - `clippy::arithmetic_side_effects`
#   It's the static equivalent of `overflow-checks` in `Cargo.toml`, but it hurts readability.
#
# - `clippy::error_impl_error`
#   It's unidiomatic.
#
# - `clippy::infinite_loop`
#   It is triggered by functions that return `core::convert::Infallible` or
#   types parameterized with it like `anyhow::Result<core::convert::Infallible>`.
#
# - `clippy::integer_division_remainder_used`
#   Most of our code is not cryptographic.
#
# - `clippy::iter_over_hash_type`
#   Iteration order often does not matter.
#   `HashMap`s and `HashSet`s tend to be faster than their ordered counterparts.
#   On the other hand, enabling this produces surprisingly few warnings.
#   We could easily rewrite the offending code to pass.
#
# - `clippy::min_ident_chars`
#   It's unidiomatic.
#   It's even triggered by identifiers imported from other crates.
#
# - `clippy::mem_forget`
#   Setting it to deny (as opposed to forbid) makes no sense.
#   `core::mem::forget` is impossible to use by mistake.
#
# - `clippy::renamed_function_params`
#   It's unidiomatic.
#
# - `clippy::single_call_fn`.
#   It's unidiomatic and conflicts with lints like `clippy::too_many_lines`.
#   Public functions are not exempt from it if `avoid-breaking-exported-api` is `false`.
#
# - `clippy::std_instead_of_alloc`
#   It would require adding `extern crate alloc;` everywhere.
#
# - `clippy::tests_outside_test_module`
#   It is triggered by integration tests.
#
# - `clippy::unimplemented`
#   It's useful to leave some trait methods unimplemented.
alloc_instead_of_core             = 'warn'
allow_attributes                  = 'warn'
allow_attributes_without_reason   = 'warn'
assertions_on_result_states       = 'warn'
clone_on_ref_ptr                  = 'warn'
dbg_macro                         = 'warn'
decimal_literal_representation    = 'warn'
empty_drop                        = 'warn'
empty_enum_variants_with_brackets = 'warn'
empty_structs_with_brackets       = 'warn'
filetype_is_file                  = 'warn'
float_arithmetic                  = 'warn'
float_cmp_const                   = 'warn'
format_push_string                = 'warn'
get_unwrap                        = 'warn'
host_endian_bytes                 = 'warn'
if_then_some_else_none            = 'warn'
lossy_float_literal               = 'warn'
missing_asserts_for_indexing      = 'warn'
mixed_read_write_in_expression    = 'warn'
multiple_inherent_impl            = 'warn'
mutex_atomic                      = 'warn'
needless_raw_strings              = 'warn'
partial_pub_fields                = 'warn'
print_stderr                      = 'warn'
print_stdout                      = 'warn'
pub_without_shorthand             = 'warn'
rc_buffer                         = 'warn'
rc_mutex                          = 'warn'
redundant_type_annotations        = 'warn'
rest_pat_in_fully_bound_structs   = 'warn'
same_name_method                  = 'warn'
semicolon_inside_block            = 'warn'
std_instead_of_core               = 'warn'
str_to_string                     = 'warn'
string_add                        = 'warn'
string_lit_chars_any              = 'warn'
string_slice                      = 'warn'
string_to_string                  = 'warn'
todo                              = 'warn'
# Enable `clippy::undocumented_unsafe_blocks` in case we ever change our stance on unsafe code.
undocumented_unsafe_blocks        = 'warn'
unnecessary_self_imports          = 'warn'
unwrap_used                       = 'warn'
verbose_file_reads                = 'warn'

# These are almost never helpful.
assertions_on_constants = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }
map_unwrap_or           = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }
option_if_let_else      = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }
single_match_else       = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }
struct_field_names      = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }

# These are almost never helpful and require boilerplate.
into_iter_without_iter = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }
len_without_is_empty   = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }

# `derivative::Derivative` and `fixed_hash::construct_fixed_hash!` generate code that triggers these.
# It is not just a bug in the macros.
# `clippy::expl_impl_clone_on_copy` produces false positives for types with type parameters.
# See <https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/issues/1254>.
# <https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/pull/6993> did not fix the issue.
# `clippy::incorrect_clone_impl_on_copy_type` does not have the same problem.
# `derivative` has open issues for 2 of the lints:
# - <https://github.com/mcarton/rust-derivative/issues/112>
# - <https://github.com/mcarton/rust-derivative/issues/115>
expl_impl_clone_on_copy        = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }
non_canonical_clone_impl       = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }
non_canonical_partial_ord_impl = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }

# `clippy::implicit_hasher` has next to no benefit and sometimes requires nonlocal changes to code.
implicit_hasher = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }

# `clippy::semicolon_if_nothing_returned` can lead to return values accidentally being left unused.
semicolon_if_nothing_returned = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }

# `clippy::significant_drop_in_scrutinee` produces mostly false positives. See:
# - <https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/issues/8963>
# - <https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/issues/8987>
# - <https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/issues/9072>
significant_drop_in_scrutinee = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }

# `clippy::significant_drop_tightening` often produces false positives.
# See <https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/issues/10413>.
significant_drop_tightening = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }

# Some functions in the codebase trigger `clippy::large_stack_frames`, but the lint does not
# report which ones, making it nearly useless. The lint does report which crates they are in,
# but only after checking other crates, which suggests it is triggered by generic functions.
large_stack_frames = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }

# This does not improve performance in any of our benchmarks. See discussions at:
# - <https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/52274>
# - <https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/issues/4499>
large_types_passed_by_value = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }

missing_errors_doc = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }
missing_panics_doc = { level = 'allow', priority = 1 }

[workspace.lints.rustdoc]
private_intra_doc_links = 'allow'

[workspace.dependencies]
aes = { version = '0.8', features = ['zeroize'] }
alloy-rlp = '0.3.9'
anyhow = { version = '1', features = ['backtrace'] }
arc-swap = '1'
assert-json-diff = '2'
async-channel = '1'
async-trait = '0.1'
asynchronous-codec = '0.7'
axum = { version = '0.7' }
axum-extra = { version = '0.9', features = ['typed-header', 'query'] }
base64 = '0.22'
bincode = '1'
bit_field = '0.10'
bitvec = '1'
blst = { version = '0.3', features = ['portable'] }
bstr = '1'
build-time = '0.1'
byteorder = '1'
bytes = '1'
bytesize = { version = '1', features = ['serde'] }
cached = '0.53'
chrono = '0.4'
clap = { version = '4', features = ['derive'] }
const_format = '0.2'
constant_time_eq = '0.3'
conv = '0.3'
criterion = '0.5'
crossbeam-skiplist = '0.1'
crossbeam-utils = '0.8'
ctr = { version = '0.9', features = ['zeroize'] }
darling = '0.20'
dedicated_executor = { path = 'dedicated_executor' }
delay_map = '0.4'
derivative = '2'
derive_more = { version = '1', features = ["full"] }
dirs = '5'
discv5 = { version = '0.9', features = ['libp2p'] }
drain_filter_polyfill = '0.1'
duplicate = '1'
easy-ext = '1'
either = '1'
enum-iterator = '2'
enum-map = '2'
enumset = '1'
env_logger = '0.11'
ethereum-types = '0.14'
fixed-hash = '0.8.0'
fnv = '1'
fs-err = { version = '2', features = ['tokio'] }
fs_extra = '1'
futures = '0.3'
futures-ticker = '0.0.3'
futures-timer = '3'
generic-array = { version = '0.14', features = ['serde'] }
getrandom = '0.2'
git-version = '0.3'
glob = '0.3'
good_lp = { version = '1', default-features = false, features = ['highs'] }
hash_hasher = '2'
hashlink = '0.9'
hex = { version = '0.4', features = ['serde'] }
hex-literal = '0.4'
hex_fmt = '0.3'
hmac = '0.12'
http = '1'
http-body-util = '0.1'
httparse = '1'
httpmock = '0.7'
hyper = '1'
igd-next = '0.15'
# Possible optimization: fork `im` and make it use `triomphe`.
# It's easy to do, but the amount of memory it saves is negligible.
im = '15'
impl-serde = '0.4'
integer-sqrt = '0.1'
instant = '0.1'
itertools = '0.13'
jemalloc-ctl = '0.5'
jemallocator = '0.5'
jwt-simple = { version = '0.12', default-features = false, features = ['pure-rust'] }
kzg = { git = 'https://github.com/grandinetech/rust-kzg.git', branch = 'integration-raw' }
lazy_static = '1'
libmdbx = { git = 'https://github.com/paradigmxyz/reth.git', package = 'reth-libmdbx', rev = 'c228fe15808c3acbf18dc3af1a03ef5cbdcda07a' }
libp2p = { version = '0.54', default-features = false, features = ['metrics', 'dns', 'ecdsa', 'identify', 'macros', 'noise', 'plaintext', 'secp256k1', 'serde', 'tcp', 'tokio', 'yamux', 'quic', 'upnp'] }
libp2p-mplex = '0.42'
log = '0.4'
lru = '0.12'
mediatype = '0.19'
memoffset = '0.9'
mime = '0.3'
nonzero_ext = '0.3'
num-bigint = '0.4'
num-integer = '0.1'
num-traits = '0.2'
num_cpus = '1'
num_threads = '0.1'
once_cell = '1'
openssl = '0.10'
parking_lot = '0.12'
parse-display = '0.10'
pathdiff = '0.2'
pbkdf2 = '0.12'
primitive-types = '0.12'
proc-macro-crate = '3'
proc-macro2 = '1'
prometheus = '0.13'
prometheus-client = '0.22'
psutil = '3'
quick-protobuf = '0.8'
quick-protobuf-codec = '0.3'
quickcheck = '1'
quickcheck_macros = '1'
quote = '1'
rand = '0.8'
rayon = '1'
rc-box = '1'
# Currently refinery does not support rusqlite version 0.32
refinery = { git = 'https://github.com/manuteleco/refinery.git', rev = '63f3c39a8adb40e9e7b7f9c8b21a4fee2d685e3d', features = ['rusqlite'] }
regex = '1'
replace_with = '0.1'
reqwest = { version = '0.12', features = ['json', 'native-tls-vendored'] }
rusqlite = { version = '0.32', features = ['bundled'] }
rust-kzg-blst = { git = 'https://github.com/grandinetech/rust-kzg.git', branch = 'integration-raw' }
scrypt = '0.11'
semver = '1'
serde = { version = '1', features = ['derive', 'rc'] }
serde-aux = '4'
serde_json = { version = '1', features = ['preserve_order'] }
serde_qs = { version = '0.13', features = ['axum'] }
serde_repr = '0.1'
serde_with = '3'
# TODO: replace serde_yaml with alternative, since it is deprecated:
# https://users.rust-lang.org/t/serde-yaml-deprecation-alternatives/108868/18
serde_yaml = '0.9'
# The `asm` feature in `sha2` doesn't do anything on recent `x86_64` CPUs
# because `sha2` defaults to using CPU intrinsics.
sha2 = { version = '0.10', features = ['compress'] }
slog = { version = '2', features = ['max_level_trace'] }
slog-async = '2'
slog-stdlog = '4'
slog-term = '2'
smallvec = { version = '1', features = ['serde', 'union'] }
snap = '1'
static_assertions = '1'
strum = { version = '0.26', features = ['derive'] }
syn = { version = '2', features = ['full'] }
sysinfo = '0.31'
tap = '1'
tempfile = '3'
test-case = '3'
test-generator = '0.3'
testing_logger = '0.1'
thiserror = '1'
tiny-keccak = '2'
tokio = { version = '1', features = ['fs', 'macros', 'rt-multi-thread', 'signal', 'sync', 'time'] }
tokio-io-timeout = '1'
tokio-stream = { version = '0.1', features = ['sync'] }
tokio-util = { version = '0.7', features = ['codec', 'compat', 'time'] }
tower = { version = '0.5', features = ['timeout'] }
tower-http = { version = '0.5', features = ['cors', 'trace'] }
tracing = '0.1'
triomphe = '0.1'
tynm = '0.1'
typenum = '1'
unicode-normalization = '0.1'
unsigned-varint = { version = '= 0.8', features = ['codec'] }
unwrap_none = '0.1'
url = '2'
uuid = { version = '1', features = ['serde', 'v4'] }
variant_count = '1'
void = '1'
web3 = { git = 'https://github.com/grandinetech/rust-web3.git' }
zeroize = { version = '1', features = ['derive', 'serde'] }

allocator = { path = 'allocator' }
arithmetic = { path = 'arithmetic' }
attestation_verifier = { path = 'attestation_verifier' }
binary_utils = { path = 'binary_utils' }
block_producer = { path = 'block_producer' }
bls = { path = 'bls' }
builder_api = { path = 'builder_api' }
clock = { path = 'clock' }
database = { path = 'database' }
deposit_tree = { path = 'deposit_tree' }
directories = { path = 'directories' }
doppelganger_protection = { path = 'doppelganger_protection' }
eip_2335 = { path = 'eip_2335' }
eip_7594 = { path = 'eip_7594' }
eth1 = { path = 'eth1' }
eth1_api = { path = 'eth1_api' }
eth2_cache_utils = { path = 'eth2_cache_utils' }
eth2_libp2p = { path = 'eth2_libp2p' }
execution_engine = { path = 'execution_engine' }
factory = { path = 'factory' }
features = { path = 'features' }
fork_choice_control = { path = 'fork_choice_control' }
fork_choice_store = { path = 'fork_choice_store' }
genesis = { path = 'genesis' }
gossipsub = { path = 'eth2_libp2p/gossipsub', features = ['serde'] }
grandine_version = { path = 'grandine_version' }
hashing = { path = 'hashing' }
helper_functions = { path = 'helper_functions' }
http_api = { path = 'http_api' }
http_api_utils = { path = 'http_api_utils' }
interop = { path = 'interop' }
keymanager = { path = 'keymanager' }
kzg_utils = { path = 'kzg_utils' }
liveness_tracker = { path = 'liveness_tracker' }
logging = { path = 'logging' }
metrics = { path = 'metrics' }
operation_pools = { path = 'operation_pools' }
p2p = { path = 'p2p' }
panics = { path = 'panics' }
predefined_chains = { path = 'predefined_chains' }
prometheus_metrics = { path = 'prometheus_metrics' }
runtime = { path = 'runtime' }
serde_utils = { path = 'serde_utils' }
shuffling = { path = 'shuffling' }
signer = { path = 'signer' }
slasher = { path = 'slasher' }
slashing_protection = { path = 'slashing_protection' }
snapshot_test_utils = { path = 'snapshot_test_utils' }
spec_test_utils = { path = 'spec_test_utils' }
ssz = { path = 'ssz' }
ssz_derive = { path = 'ssz_derive' }
state_cache = { path = 'state_cache' }
std_ext = { path = 'std_ext' }
transition_functions = { path = 'transition_functions' }
try_from_iterator = { path = 'try_from_iterator' }
types = { path = 'types' }
validator = { path = 'validator' }
validator_key_cache = { path = 'validator_key_cache' }

# Banned crates
#
# `educe` version 0.4 had multiple bugs we had to work around.
# `educe` version 0.5 fixed them, but also made it impossible to specify
# different bounds for type parameters in `Clone` and `Copy` impls.
# Use the `derivative` crate or write impls manually.
# `derivative` is unmaintained but less buggy than `educe`.
educe = '<0.0.0'

# `owning_ref` is unsound and unmaintained:
# - <https://github.com/Kimundi/owning-ref-rs/issues/61>
# - <https://github.com/Kimundi/owning-ref-rs/issues/71>
# - <https://github.com/Kimundi/owning-ref-rs/issues/77>
# - <https://github.com/Kimundi/owning-ref-rs/issues/81>
#
# Use one of the following crates instead:
# - `reffers`
# - `rental`
owning_ref = '<0.0.0'

# `serde-hex` is prone to failing at runtime due to its reliance on zero-copy deserialization.
# It's also unsound:
# <https://github.com/fspmarshall/serde-hex/blob/4e2d830d39ebda7655dc2d7b34dfe81105df05d8/src/lib.rs#L113-L116>
#
# Use one of the following crates instead:
# - `serde_utils`
# - `hex`
# - `hex_fmt`
serde-hex = '<0.0.0'

[profile.release]
debug = 'full'
overflow-checks = true

[profile.bench]
overflow-checks = true

[profile.compact]
inherits = 'release'
# 708 MiB -> 105 MiB at the time of writing.
# This makes file names and line numbers unavailable in backtraces.
# Some stack frames disappear, but the ones that remain should still have identifiers.
debug = 'none'
# 105 MiB -> 90 MiB
lto = true
# 90 MiB -> 86 MiB
codegen-units = 1
# 86 MiB -> 88 MiB
# Optimizing for size previously caused a significant decrease in performance (and might still do).
# It actually makes the executable bigger now.
# opt-level = 's'

[patch.crates-io]
# `geth` responds to invalid payloads with objects containing `method` and `params`.
# We had to fork `jsonrpc` because it does not allow nonstandard members.
jsonrpc-core = { git = 'https://github.com/grandinetech/jsonrpc.git' }