feat: attest addresses

[gpsanant]

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PR Review: feat: attest addresses

Reviewing this pull request for code quality, potential issues, performance considerations, security concerns, and test coverage.

Todo List:

• Read and analyze changed files
• Review dependency updates in go.mod
• Check go.sum changes for consistency
• Analyze binary update (kms-client-linux-amd64)
• Check for security implications
• Assess test coverage needs
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

Analysis:

Changes Summary:

• go.mod: Moved github.com/pkg/browser v0.0.0-20240102092130-5ac0b6a4141c from indirect to direct dependency
• go.sum: Removed 4 lines (dependency checksum cleanup from pkg/browser becoming direct)
• tools/kms-client-linux-amd64: Binary updated (21.9MB → 22.4MB, ~359KB increase)

Review Feedback:

✅ Positive Aspects:

1. Clean dependency management: Moving pkg/browser from indirect to direct is the correct approach when code directly imports it
2. Consistent go.sum: Checksum entries were properly updated to reflect the dependency change
3. Build artifacts updated: KMS client binary was updated, suggesting coordination with KMS service changes

⚠️ Concerns & Issues:

1. Missing PR Description: The PR body is completely empty except for template headers. This makes it impossible to understand:

   • What "attest addresses" functionality was added
   • Why the KMS client binary needed updating
   • What the relationship is between the title and the actual changes

2. Unclear Change Scope: The diff shows only dependency and binary updates, but no actual code changes. This suggests either:

   • Code changes were made but not committed
   • This PR only updates dependencies/binaries for a feature implemented elsewhere
   • The feature is entirely handled by the updated KMS client binary

3. Binary Security Concerns:

   • The KMS client binary increased by ~359KB with no explanation
   • No verification of binary integrity or source
   • Binary is checked into version control (not ideal for security)

4. No Test Coverage: No tests were added or modified, which is concerning for a feature addition

5. Dependency Version Mismatch: The eigenx-kms Go module version remains the same (v0.0.0-20251101091130-b725a6aaa815) but the binary was updated, suggesting a disconnect between the Go dependency and the actual binary

🔧 Recommendations:

1. Fill out PR description explaining:

   • What address attestation functionality was added
   • Why the KMS binary needed updating
   • How to test the new functionality

2. Consider binary management alternatives:

   • Use go:embed with version-tagged releases from eigenx-kms repo
   • Document binary provenance and verification steps
   • Consider downloading binaries at build time rather than committing them

3. Add test coverage for any new attestation functionality

4. Verify pkg/browser usage: Confirm that direct dependency on pkg/browser is actually needed by this PR's changes

5. Coordinate Go module versions: Ensure the eigenx-kms Go dependency version matches the binary version

📋 Questions:

• Where is the actual address attestation code?
• Is this PR dependent on other changes not shown here?
• What specific attestation functionality does the updated KMS client provide?

Overall Assessment: While the dependency management changes are technically correct, the lack of context, missing code changes, and security concerns around the binary update make this PR difficult to properly evaluate. The empty PR description is the biggest blocker to understanding the intent and scope of this change.

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