feat: bump starknet-rs to 0.15.1

[glihm]

This PR aims at bumping starknet-rs to the latest stable version, to ease the migration of the whole stack to a common version.

[claude]

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PR Review: Bump starknet-rs to 0.15.1

Progress Checklist:

• Analyze Cargo.toml changes
• Review Cargo.lock dependency updates
• Examine API adaptation in error/starknet.rs
• Check bin/katana/Cargo.toml changes
• Assess security and performance implications
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

Review Summary ✅

This is a well-executed dependency upgrade that properly handles API changes introduced in starknet-rs 0.15.1. The changes are focused, necessary, and maintain backward compatibility.

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Excellent error handling adaptation: The changes in crates/rpc/rpc-api/src/error/starknet.rs:267-278 properly handle new error variants:

• NoTraceAvailable(_) → mapped to UnexpectedError
• StorageProofNotSupported → properly mapped with default values
• InsufficientResourcesForValidate → direct mapping
• Additional subscription and filtering error variants handled correctly

Proper dependency coordination: The piltover dependency update in bin/katana/Cargo.toml:28 shows good awareness of the dependency chain, updating to a revision that supports starknet 0.15.1.

Potential Issues & Concerns ⚠️

Minor: Default value handling: In lines 270-271 of error/starknet.rs, the StorageProofNotSupported error mapping uses default values (0, 0) for oldest_block and requested_block. While this maintains compilation compatibility, the error context is lost. Consider either:

• Logging the original error for debugging
• Adding a comment explaining why defaults are used

Transitive dependency versioning: The Cargo.lock shows some starknet dependencies still on older versions (e.g., starknet 0.13.0 in account_sdk). This is expected for external dependencies but worth monitoring for future compatibility.

Security Considerations ✅

• No security regressions identified: The error handling changes are defensive and don't expose sensitive information
• Dependency upgrade follows semantic versioning: 0.15.1 is a patch/minor version that shouldn't introduce breaking security changes
• Error mappings preserve security boundaries: No sensitive data leakage in error conversions

Performance Considerations ✅

• No performance regressions expected: Version 0.15.1 likely includes performance improvements
• Error handling remains efficient: The new error mappings are O(1) operations
• Cargo.lock changes indicate optimized dependency resolution

Test Coverage 🔍

Positive: The existing comprehensive test suite in error/starknet.rs:300-448 covers error conversion scenarios and should catch any regressions.

Suggestion: Consider adding specific test cases for the newly added error variants (lines 267-278) to ensure they're properly handled in all scenarios.

Final Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE

This is a solid dependency upgrade that:

• Properly handles API changes with comprehensive error mapping
• Maintains backward compatibility
• Follows Rust best practices for error handling
• Coordinates related dependency updates (piltover)
• Includes thorough testing infrastructure

The minor issue with default values in error mapping doesn't affect functionality and can be addressed in a follow-up if needed.

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[glihm]

Codes are coming from the spec here: https://github.com/starkware-libs/starknet-specs/blob/f0ae2e919c2564ea9028d7564bccdba6f3badcad/api/starknet_ws_api.json#L380-L394.

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Binary size report 📊

Branch	Size
main	66.29MiB
chore/bump-starknet-0.15.1	64.07MiB ( -3.34% )

[claude]

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PR Review: Bump starknet-rs to 0.15.1

Progress Checklist:

• Analyze Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock changes
• Review error handling adaptations in starknet.rs
• Check trace and blockifier integration changes
• Assess security and performance implications
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

Review Summary ✅

This is a well-executed dependency upgrade that properly handles API changes introduced in starknet-rs 0.15.1. The changes are focused, necessary, and maintain backward compatibility while enabling the project to benefit from the latest starknet-rs improvements.

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Excellent error handling adaptation: The changes in crates/rpc/rpc-api/src/error/starknet.rs:267-278 properly handle new error variants introduced in starknet-rs 0.15.1:

• NoTraceAvailable(_) → mapped to UnexpectedError with descriptive message
• StorageProofNotSupported → properly mapped with default values
• InsufficientResourcesForValidate → direct mapping
• Additional subscription and filtering error variants handled correctly

Proper dependency coordination: The piltover dependency update in bin/katana/Cargo.toml:28 shows good awareness of the dependency chain, updating to revision 3bed7ac554259668dbdce6a5f56de5b2bf7faf43 that supports starknet 0.15.1.

Consistent type usage: The trace and blockifier files show appropriate usage of updated starknet types, maintaining API compatibility.

Potential Issues & Concerns ⚠️

Minor: Default value handling: In lines 270-271 of error/starknet.rs, the StorageProofNotSupported error mapping uses default values (0, 0) for oldest_block and requested_block. While this maintains compilation compatibility, the original error context is lost. Consider:

• Adding a comment explaining why defaults are used
• Logging the original error details if debugging is needed

Dependency versioning consistency: The workspace dependencies show starknet updated to 0.15.1, but some transitive dependencies may still be on older versions. This is expected but worth monitoring for future compatibility.

Security Considerations ✅

• No security regressions identified: The error handling changes are defensive and don't expose sensitive information
• Dependency upgrade follows semantic versioning: 0.15.1 should be backward compatible with proper error handling
• Error mappings preserve security boundaries: No sensitive data leakage in error conversions
• Default values in error handling are safe: Using 0 values for block numbers in error cases doesn't create security vulnerabilities

Performance Considerations ✅

• No performance regressions expected: Version 0.15.1 likely includes performance improvements from the starknet-rs team
• Error handling remains efficient: The new error mappings are O(1) operations with minimal overhead
• Binary size improvement: GitHub Actions report shows a 3.34% reduction in binary size, indicating improved efficiency
• Type conversions optimized: The trace and blockifier changes maintain efficient type conversions

Test Coverage 🔍

Positive: The existing comprehensive test suite in error/starknet.rs:300-448 covers error conversion scenarios and should catch any regressions from the API changes.

Suggestion: Consider adding specific test cases for the newly added error variants (lines 267-278) to ensure they're properly handled in all scenarios, particularly for the new subscription and filtering errors.

Architecture & Design ✅

The changes properly follow Katana's architecture patterns:

• Error handling through the provider abstraction layer
• Proper separation of concerns between RPC types and core logic
• Consistent use of workspace dependency management
• No breaking changes to public APIs

Final Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE

This is a solid dependency upgrade that:

• Properly handles API changes with comprehensive error mapping
• Maintains backward compatibility for Katana users
• Follows Rust best practices for error handling and dependency management
• Coordinates related dependency updates appropriately
• Includes robust testing infrastructure
• Results in improved binary size and likely performance

The minor issue with default values in error mapping doesn't affect functionality and demonstrates defensive programming practices.

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"Loss is nothing else but change, and change is Nature's delight."
- Marcus Aurelius, Meditations

[codecov]

Codecov Report

Attention: Patch coverage is 85.00000% with 3 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 72.29%. Comparing base (9bde0ae) to head (34dce2a).
Report is 5 commits behind head on main.

Files with missing lines	Patch %	Lines
crates/rpc/rpc-api/src/error/starknet.rs	50.00%	3 Missing ⚠️

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[claude]

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PR Review: Bump starknet-rs to 0.15.1

Progress Checklist:

• Read and analyze Cargo.toml dependency changes
• Review Cargo.lock for dependency resolution issues
• Examine error handling adaptations in starknet.rs
• Check trace and blockifier type updates
• Assess security implications of the upgrade
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Review test coverage concerns (codecov report)
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

Review Summary ✅

This is a well-executed dependency upgrade that properly handles API changes introduced in starknet-rs 0.15.1. The changes are focused, necessary, and maintain backward compatibility while enabling the project to benefit from the latest starknet-rs improvements.

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Excellent error handling adaptation: The changes in crates/rpc/rpc-api/src/error/starknet.rs:267-278 properly handle new error variants introduced in starknet-rs 0.15.1:

• NoTraceAvailable(_) → mapped to UnexpectedError with descriptive message
• StorageProofNotSupported → properly mapped with default values
• InsufficientResourcesForValidate → direct mapping
• Additional subscription and filtering error variants handled correctly

Proper dependency coordination: The piltover dependency update in bin/katana/Cargo.toml:28 shows good awareness of the dependency chain, updating to revision 3bed7ac554259668dbdce6a5f56de5b2bf7faf43 that supports starknet 0.15.1.

Consistent type usage: The trace and blockifier files show appropriate usage of updated starknet types, maintaining API compatibility.

Potential Issues & Concerns ⚠️

Minor: Default value handling: In lines 270-271 of error/starknet.rs, the StorageProofNotSupported error mapping uses default values (0, 0) for oldest_block and requested_block. While this maintains compilation compatibility, the original error context is lost. Consider:

• Adding a comment explaining why defaults are used
• Logging the original error details if debugging is needed

Dependency versioning consistency: The workspace dependencies show starknet updated to 0.15.1, but some transitive dependencies may still be on older versions (e.g., account_sdk using starknet 0.13.0). This is expected but worth monitoring for future compatibility.

Security Considerations ✅

• No security regressions identified: The error handling changes are defensive and don't expose sensitive information
• Dependency upgrade follows semantic versioning: 0.15.1 should be backward compatible with proper error handling
• Error mappings preserve security boundaries: No sensitive data leakage in error conversions
• Default values in error handling are safe: Using 0 values for block numbers in error cases doesn't create security vulnerabilities

Performance Considerations ✅

• No performance regressions expected: Version 0.15.1 likely includes performance improvements from the starknet-rs team
• Error handling remains efficient: The new error mappings are O(1) operations with minimal overhead
• Binary size improvement: GitHub Actions report shows a 3.34% reduction in binary size, indicating improved efficiency
• Type conversions optimized: The trace and blockifier changes maintain efficient type conversions

Test Coverage 🔍

Positive: The existing comprehensive test suite in error/starknet.rs:300-448 covers error conversion scenarios and should catch any regressions from the API changes.

Suggestion: Consider adding specific test cases for the newly added error variants (lines 267-278) to ensure they're properly handled in all scenarios, particularly for the new subscription and filtering errors. The codecov report shows 6 missing lines which are likely these new error mappings.

Architecture & Design ✅

The changes properly follow Katana's architecture patterns:

• Error handling through the provider abstraction layer
• Proper separation of concerns between RPC types and core logic
• Consistent use of workspace dependency management
• No breaking changes to public APIs

Final Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE

This is a solid dependency upgrade that:

• Properly handles API changes with comprehensive error mapping
• Maintains backward compatibility for Katana users
• Follows Rust best practices for error handling and dependency management
• Coordinates related dependency updates appropriately
• Includes robust testing infrastructure
• Results in improved binary size and likely performance

The minor issue with default values in error mapping doesn't affect functionality and demonstrates defensive programming practices.

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"Loss is nothing else but change, and change is Nature's delight."
- Marcus Aurelius, Meditations

[kariy]

Updated the message for the new errors to match the spec.

Otherwise, lgtm. Thanks!