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Work Towards: #8553

The Geth version update will be deployed on testnet/mainnet with an HCU, while also setting the Amsterdam activation timestamp to the ones from Ethereum Sepolia/Mainnet. We do not expect to run this Geth version on testnet/mainnet without the Amsterdam hard-fork activation. In addition, all changes coming from v1.17.6 are fork-gated.


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  • Bug Fixes
    • EVM gas accounting now follows the active network rules, with updated gas consumption for contract interactions and transactions.
    • Intrinsically invalid transactions do not consume the signer’s gas limit or advance their nonce.
    • Account cleanup and contract self-destruction behavior now reflect the applicable protocol rules, including transfer log behavior.
  • Storage
    • Updated database compaction and default settings for the current storage engine behavior.

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The changes update EVM state finalization and deployment gas accounting, revise EVM gas and self-destruct test expectations, update Pebble configuration and compaction calls, refresh module dependencies, and simplify peer-membership checks in P2P tests.

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EVM execution and storage alignment

Layer / File(s) Summary
EVM execution and state finalization
fvm/evm/emulator/emulator.go, fvm/evm/emulator/state/stateDB.go, fvm/evm/emulator/state/stateDB_test.go
State finalization now receives chain rules and applies EIP-158 empty-account filtering. Deployment sets transaction context and uses updated execution-gas accounting. State tests pass rules to finalization and remove burn-account log checks.
Gas accounting and transaction validation
fvm/evm/emulator/*_test.go, fvm/evm/*_test.go, fvm/evm/offchain/sync/replayer_test.go
Tests update gas limits, consumption, and computation expectations. Intrinsic-gas and floor-data-gas tests use updated geth APIs and constants. Self-destruct log expectations and the partition-zero dry-run case also change.
Pebble API and configuration updates
storage/pebble/config.go, storage/migration/sstables.go, storage/operation/writes_test.go
Pebble options use fixed levels, per-level target file sizes, and a compaction concurrency range. Compaction calls now pass a context.
Module dependency alignment
go.mod, insecure/go.mod, integration/go.mod
The three module files update dependency versions and remove the custom Pebble replacement directive.

P2P test membership checks

Layer / File(s) Summary
Peer membership assertions
network/p2p/scoring/app_score_test.go, network/p2p/subscription/subscription_filter_test.go
Tests replace manual peer-list loops with slices.Contains checks.

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After the Amsterdam upgrade, a contract that is created and self-destructs to its own address in the same transaction loses its balance. The upgraded Ethereum rules require that balance to be kept. The lost value is not recorded in the block access list, which diverges from Ethereum semantics on networks where Amsterdam is active. This should be fixed, with a test that checks the retained balance, before this release is deployed with Amsterdam activation.

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Are we planning to re-add this check later? It would be best to keep the eth version in crypto in sync.

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Yeah, this check we'll be re-enabled for sure, it was just a temp removal in a3a4aaf, to allow the CI run in full, and see if there's any test failures due to the changes.

I named the commit: TEMP: Remove check-geth-crypto-versions for CI checking to explain the intention of this change.

Before merging we'll likely update the eth version in crypto, and make a new release.

// transit the state
txIndex := proc.config.BlockTxCountSoFar
// `blockAccessIndex` should be 0 for pre-execution, 1..n for transactions, n+1 for post-execution
proc.state.SetTxContext(txHash, int(txIndex), uint32(txIndex+1))

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No test asserts StateAccessList contents, so this new BAL indexing for deployAt is untested. Also, deployAt never increments BlockTxCountSoFar, so the next transaction in the block reuses the same blockAccessIndex (txIndex+1) and the COA deploy's state changes merge into that tx's BAL entry. Is this intended? Does it make sense to add a test for it?

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The BAL is only collected from the public APIs of StateDB, so we test it there: https://github.com/onflow/flow-go/blob/master/fvm/evm/emulator/state/stateDB_test.go#L661-L664 . I don't think it's possible to somehow add assertions for StateAccessList on E2E tests.

Regarding deployAt and BlockTxCountSoFar, each EVM API which alters the EVM state, runs without depending on shared memory. For example:

// NewBlockView constructs a new block view (mutable)
func (em *Emulator) NewBlockView(ctx types.BlockContext) (types.BlockView, error) {
	return &BlockView{
		config:   newConfig(ctx),
		rootAddr: em.rootAddr,
		ledger:   em.ledger,
	}, nil
}

func newConfig(ctx types.BlockContext) *Config {
	return NewConfig(
		WithChainID(ctx.ChainID),
		WithBlockNumber(new(big.Int).SetUint64(ctx.BlockNumber)),
		WithBlockTime(ctx.BlockTimestamp),
		WithCoinbase(ctx.GasFeeCollector.ToCommon()),
		WithDirectCallBaseGasUsage(ctx.DirectCallBaseGasUsage),
		WithExtraPrecompiledContracts(ctx.ExtraPrecompiledContracts),
		WithGetBlockHashFunction(ctx.GetHashFunc),
		WithRandom(&ctx.Random),
		WithSlotNum(ctx.SlotNum),
		WithTransactionTracer(ctx.Tracer),
		WithBlockTotalGasUsedSoFar(ctx.TotalGasUsedSoFar),
		WithBlockTxCountSoFar(ctx.TxCountSoFar),
	)
}

func (h *ContractHandler) getBlockContext(bp *types.BlockProposal) (
	types.BlockContext,
	error,
) {
	return types.BlockContext{
		ChainID:                types.EVMChainIDFromFlowChainID(h.flowChainID),
		BlockNumber:            bp.Height,
		BlockTimestamp:         bp.Timestamp,
		DirectCallBaseGasUsage: types.DefaultDirectCallBaseGasUsage,
		GetHashFunc: func(n uint64) gethCommon.Hash {
			hash, err := h.backend.BlockHash(n)
			panicOnError(err) // we have to handle it here given we can't continue with it even in try case
			return hash
		},
		ExtraPrecompiledContracts: h.precompiledContracts,
		Random:                    bp.PrevRandao,
		SlotNum:                   bp.SlotNumber(h.flowChainID),
		TxCountSoFar:              uint(len(bp.TxHashes)),
		TotalGasUsedSoFar:         bp.TotalGasUsed,
		GasFeeCollector:           types.CoinbaseAddress,
	}, nil
}

So for each EVM transaction, the BlockTxCountSoFar is freshly calculated with uint(len(bp.TxHashes)), which is the number of tx hashes currently in the block proposal. So we're safe both on Cadence transaction level (as a Cadence tx can potentially have many EVM txs), and on Cadence/EVM block level.

Comment thread fvm/evm/evm_test.go
err = rlp.Decode(bytes.NewReader(txEventPayload.Logs), &gethLogs)
require.NoError(t, err)
require.Len(t, gethLogs, 2)
require.Len(t, gethLogs, 1)

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nit: the subtest at :7200 is still named "emits EthBurnLog", but the body now asserts that no burn log is emitted.

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Good catch, updated the naming in 4efd97f .

Comment thread network/p2p/scoring/app_score_test.go Outdated
break // con1 has con2 in its mesh, break out of the current loop
}
if slices.Contains(con1BlockTopicPeers, con2Node.ID()) {
con2HasCon1 = true // con1 has con2 in its mesh, break out of the current loop

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nit: the trailing "break out of the current loop" comments no longer describe anything the loop was replaced by slices.Contains.

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Good catch, this was auto-fixed by some CI step from Go tooling. Updated in 755ac3b .

Comment thread fvm/evm/evm_test.go
@@ -2991,58 +2991,6 @@ func TestCadenceOwnedAccountFunctionalities(t *testing.T) {
})

t.Run("test coa deposit and withdraw in a single transaction", func(t *testing.T) {

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This deletes the script-path (fun main) variant of the COA deposit+withdraw test without mentioning it in the PR description. Was that intentional (e.g. broken by the geth/Cadence bump)? If scripts can still deposit+withdraw in one go, this silently drops that coverage.

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Actually I just deleted a duplicate test-case t.Run("test coa deploy", func(t *testing.T) {, but I guess it's not that easy to view in the diff. See here:

flow-go/fvm/evm/evm_test.go

Lines 2993 to 3087 in 10e13ed

t.Run("test coa deposit and withdraw in a single transaction", func(t *testing.T) {
t.Parallel()
RunWithNewEnvironment(t,
chain, func(
ctx fvm.Context,
vm fvm.VM,
snapshot snapshot.SnapshotTree,
testContract *TestContract,
testAccount *EOATestAccount,
) {
code := fmt.Appendf(nil,
`
import EVM from %s
import FlowToken from %s
transaction() {
prepare(account: auth(BorrowValue) &Account) {
let admin = account.storage.borrow<&FlowToken.Administrator>(
from: /storage/flowTokenAdmin
)!
let minter <- admin.createNewMinter(allowedAmount: 2.34)
let vault <- minter.mintTokens(amount: 2.34)
destroy minter
let cadenceOwnedAccount <- EVM.createCadenceOwnedAccount()
cadenceOwnedAccount.deposit(from: <-vault)
let bal = EVM.Balance(attoflow: 0)
bal.setFLOW(flow: 1.23)
let vault2 <- cadenceOwnedAccount.withdraw(balance: bal)
let balance = vault2.balance
destroy cadenceOwnedAccount
destroy vault2
}
}
`,
sc.EVMContract.Address.HexWithPrefix(),
sc.FlowToken.Address.HexWithPrefix(),
)
txBody, err := flow.NewTransactionBodyBuilder().
SetScript(code).
SetPayer(sc.FlowServiceAccount.Address).
AddAuthorizer(sc.FlowServiceAccount.Address).
Build()
require.NoError(t, err)
tx := fvm.Transaction(txBody, 0)
_, output, err := vm.Run(ctx, tx, snapshot)
require.NoError(t, err)
require.NoError(t, output.Err)
addressAllocator := handler.NewAddressAllocator()
bridgeAddress := addressAllocator.NativeTokenBridgeAddress()
// tx executed events
coaAddress, err := types.COAAddressFromFlowCOACreatedEvent(sc.EVMContract.Address, output.Events[3])
require.NoError(t, err)
coaDepositEvent := TxEventToPayload(t, output.Events[4], sc.EVMContract.Address)
require.Greater(t, len(coaDepositEvent.Logs), 0)
gethLogs := []*gethTypes.Log{}
err = rlp.Decode(bytes.NewReader(coaDepositEvent.Logs), &gethLogs)
require.NoError(t, err)
require.Len(t, gethLogs, 1)
ethTransferLog := gethLogs[0]
require.Equal(t, gethParams.SystemAddress, ethTransferLog.Address)
require.Len(t, ethTransferLog.Topics, 3)
require.Equal(t, gethParams.EthTransferLogEvent, ethTransferLog.Topics[0])
require.Equal(t, common.BytesToHash(bridgeAddress.Bytes()), ethTransferLog.Topics[1])
require.Equal(t, common.BytesToHash(coaAddress.Bytes()), ethTransferLog.Topics[2])
require.Equal(t, big.NewInt(2_340_000_000_000_000_000), new(big.Int).SetBytes(ethTransferLog.Data))
coaWithdrawEvent := TxEventToPayload(t, output.Events[6], sc.EVMContract.Address)
require.Greater(t, len(coaWithdrawEvent.Logs), 0)
gethLogs = []*gethTypes.Log{}
err = rlp.Decode(bytes.NewReader(coaWithdrawEvent.Logs), &gethLogs)
require.NoError(t, err)
require.Len(t, gethLogs, 1)
ethTransferLog = gethLogs[0]
require.Equal(t, gethParams.SystemAddress, ethTransferLog.Address)
require.Len(t, ethTransferLog.Topics, 3)
require.Equal(t, gethParams.EthTransferLogEvent, ethTransferLog.Topics[0])
require.Equal(t, common.BytesToHash(coaAddress.Bytes()), ethTransferLog.Topics[1])
require.Equal(t, common.BytesToHash(bridgeAddress.Bytes()), ethTransferLog.Topics[2])
require.Equal(t, big.NewInt(1_230_000_000_000_000_000), new(big.Int).SetBytes(ethTransferLog.Data))
},
)
})

It is better to use the tx-path, because it also emits EVM logs, which are now part of the assertion.

Deposit+withdraw in one go from scripts doesn't even alter the EVM state, so not a useful test anyway.

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1. The PR doesn't show that non-Amsterdam behavior is unchanged, and it doesn't say whether an HCU is needed. (go.mod:14: go-ethereum v1.17.4 → v1.17.5)

  • What changed: The PR changes EVM execution results. Gas amounts change (for example, fvm/evm/evm_test.go:262 goes 23_520 → 18_420 and evm_test.go:252 goes 329_205 → 331_205), and self-destruct burn logs are no longer emitted (evm_test.go:630).
  • Why that may be fine: Every test that asserts these values runs on flow.Emulator → FlowEVMPreviewNetChainID, where AmsterdamTime = 0. On mainnet and testnet, AmsterdamTime is 1798740000 (Dec 31 2026) in fvm/evm/emulator/config.go:31-32. If every semantic change in the bump is gated on Amsterdam, this is safe and needs no HCU.
  • What's missing: No test in fvm/evm runs with the mainnet or testnet chain config (grep for flow.Mainnet.Chain(), FlowEVMMainNetChainID and FlowEVMTestNetChainID in fvm/evm/**_test.go finds nothing). So nothing in this PR checks that pre-Amsterdam gas, logs and intrinsic-gas results are identical under v1.17.5. The IntrinsicGas and FloorDataGas signatures also changed (they now take from, to and value), so upstream touched the intrinsic-gas path.
  • Failure scenario: If v1.17.5 changed anything that isn't fork-gated, ENs on this binary would compute different EVM results from ENs on the previous binary for the same pre-Amsterdam block. That forks execution unless the change ships in an HCU. The PR description doesn't discuss HCU either way.
  • Ask:
    • Confirm that every consensus-relevant geth change in v1.17.4→v1.17.5 is gated on IsAmsterdam, and say so in the description.
    • Consider adding one gas and log assertion that runs under the mainnet chain config, as a regression guard for future geth bumps.
  • Timing: The Amsterdam activation timestamp is already on master. Every EN must run v1.17.5 semantics before Dec 31 2026, or nodes will diverge at activation because v1.17.4 had different Amsterdam rules (EIP-2780 base cost, EIP-7708 burn logs).

Nit: none.

Pre-existing: none worth raising.

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  • LogsForBurnAccounts removal: It had no non-test callers on origin/master, so removing it doesn't change production behavior.
  • New SetTxContext call in deployAt (fvm/evm/emulator/emulator.go:629): It only sets blockAccessIndex, which is used only when stateAccessList != nil (Amsterdam). It uses the same txIndex+1 convention as run() (emulator.go:826) and has no effect before Amsterdam.
  • ExitHalt() / Exit(err) changes in deployAt: The removed reservoir argument only fed the tracer EmitGasChange values. res.GasConsumed and VMError are unchanged.
  • evm_test.go COA test removal: On master, the script-based "deposit and withdraw" test was followed by a transaction-based body mislabelled "test coa deploy" (a duplicate name). The PR drops the script variant and keeps the transaction variant, which has stricter log assertions, under the correct name. No coverage is lost.
  • Error taxonomy: The FVM changes add no error-classification changes, no metering-scope changes and no CodedError/CodedFailure rewrapping.

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@m-Peter m-Peter changed the title [Flow EVM] Update ethereum/go-ethereum to v1.17.5 [Flow EVM] Update ethereum/go-ethereum to v1.17.6 Sep 24, 2026
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No blocking issues found. 2 findings, 0 of them important.

FVM review (fvm-review skill), diffed against master.

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  1. Deployment scope is wider than the description says. fvm/evm/types/chainIDs.go:26 sends every Flow chain other than Mainnet and Testnet to the PreviewNet EVM config. That config sets PreviewnetAmsterdamActivation = 0 (fvm/evm/emulator/config.go:30), so it runs Amsterdam from genesis. For any live network on that config (previewnet, sandboxnet, benchnet, localnet), this upgrade changes execution results as soon as it is deployed:

    • intrinsic gas drops from TxGas (21,000) to TxBaseCost2780 (12,000)
    • execution-gas totals change (for example, TotalGasUsed goes from 329,205 to 330,305 in evm_test.go)
    • self-destructing a contract with itself as beneficiary no longer emits an EthBurnLog (evm_test.go ~7316)
    • COA-deploy BAL entries now carry blockAccessIndex = txIndex+1 instead of 0

    Historical blocks on those networks will not replay byte-identically with the new geth. The PR description only covers the testnet/mainnet HCU. Please confirm no live network needs coordination or replay compatibility, or mention it in the description.

  2. Test coverage: the script-based COA deposit/withdraw test was removed (fvm/evm/evm_test.go:2993). On master, one name, "test coa deposit and withdraw in a single transaction", was used for a script-based test. The transaction-based version sat under a mislabeled duplicate "test coa deploy" name (master lines 3045 and 3141). This PR fixes the name but also deletes the script variant. The script execution path of deposit + withdraw in one EVM call sequence is now untested. If that was intentional, ignore this.

Checked and found correct

  • Pre-Amsterdam behavior (current testnet/mainnet, and the offchain replayer for historical blocks):
    • In deployAt, limit == call.GasLimit before Amsterdam, so the old reservoir (call.GasLimit - limit) was always 0. Dropping it from ExitHalt() and Gas.Exit(err) (emulator.go:689, emulator.go:745) doesn't change the non-Amsterdam path.
    • Caveat: I could not read the geth v1.17.6 source in this environment. This relies on geth's Exit/ExitHalt being equivalent when there is no state-gas reservoir.
  • Finalise(rules) guard change (stateDB.go:641): switching from stateAccessList == nil to !rules.IsAmsterdam is equivalent in practice.
    • stateAccessList is only allocated by Prepare under Amsterdam.
    • Every commit path reaches Prepare first: explicitly in deployAt, and through ApplyMessage in run/mintTo/withdrawFrom/runDirect.
    • The inner loops still nil-check stateAccessList.
    • rules.IsEIP158 is always true (EIP158Block: 0, config.go:100), so it matches the old hard-coded true.
  • SetTxContext added in deployAt (emulator.go:629) matches the existing call in run (emulator.go:826). It only sets blockAccessIndex, which only matters under Amsterdam.
  • LogsForBurnAccounts removal: it had no non-test callers on master, so removing it has no execution effect of its own. The burn-log change comes from the geth upgrade.
  • Other FVM areas: no changes to fvm/errors (codes, messages, or the IsEVMError/IsFailure boundary), metering, derived-data caching, the transaction pipeline, or service-account exemptions. The Cadence ComputationUsed changes in the tests (157→158, 96→97, and so on) follow from the EVM gas changes on the Amsterdam path.

Not covered: the cockroachdb/pebble/v2 v2.0.6 → v2.1.4 bump, removing the go-ds-pebble fork replace, and the storage/pebble/config.go changes. These are outside FVM and should get a storage-owner review.

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🔴 Critical · Preserve nonzero balances for Amsterdam self-destructs. · stateDB.go:541-542

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Preserve nonzero balances for Amsterdam self-destructs.

Under Amsterdam, opSelfdestruct6780 leaves a new contract's balance unchanged when the contract self-destructs to itself. Geth's Amsterdam finalization preserves that account when its balance is nonzero.

Flow's StateDB.SelfDestruct calls DeltaView.SelfDestruct, which unconditionally clears the balance. Commit then deletes every account marked by HasSelfDestructed, and Finalise records a zero balance. This can discard the contract's original balance and any value received later in the transaction.

Make self-destruct handling Amsterdam-aware. Preserve the balance in DeltaView, retain nonzero self-destructed accounts as balance-only accounts in Commit, and record the retained balance in the BAL. Delete only zero-balance accounts. Add a regression test that asserts the post-destruct balance.

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In `@fvm/evm/emulator/state/stateDB.go` around lines 541 - 542, Make self-destruct
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No concerns from this review: 0 important findings, 2 nits.

Scope: the diff against master under fvm/**. The go.mod/go.sum bumps and the pebble/p2p test updates were read only for compile compatibility, not reviewed in depth.

Nit

  1. Pre-Amsterdam behavior is not covered by the updated tests (fvm/evm/evm_test.go, fvm/evm/emulator/*_test.go)

    • Every updated gas figure (23_520 → 17_520, 21331 → 15_331, TxBaseCost2780, 329_205 → 330_305, …) runs under the emulator/previewnet config, where AmsterdamTime = 0 (fvm/evm/emulator/config.go:30).
    • Testnet and mainnet will keep running pre-Amsterdam rules on geth v1.17.6 until the activation timestamp. The PR description says all v1.17.6 changes are fork-gated, but none of these tests exercises the pre-Amsterdam path.
    • Failure scenario: if a v1.17.6 change were not fork-gated, EN results for pre-activation blocks would differ from those produced on v1.17.4, and nothing here would catch it.
    • Suggestion: before the HCU, add one pre-Amsterdam assertion (for example, TestEVMRun "store" gas under a config with AmsterdamTime = nil, pinned to the v1.17.4 value), or replay testnet EVM blocks against this build.
  2. Script-based COA deposit/withdraw test removed (fvm/evm/evm_test.go:2993)

    • The old script variant of "test coa deposit and withdraw in a single transaction" was deleted. The misnamed duplicate "test coa deploy" (the transaction variant) now carries that name.
    • The rename is fine. However, the script path, where EVM.createCadenceOwnedAccount + deposit/withdraw run inside vm.Run(ctx, fvm.Script(...)), no longer has a test.
    • If it was dropped because it started failing on v1.17.6, that needs an explanation. Otherwise, consider keeping it.

Verified, no issue found

  • Finalise(deleteEmptyObjects bool) → Finalise(rules) (fvm/evm/emulator/state/stateDB.go:641):
    • rules.IsEIP158 is always true for Flow chain configs (EIP158Block = 0), so the empty-object handling is unchanged from the old hard-coded true.
    • The early-return change (stateAccessList == nil → !IsAmsterdam) only adds iteration when Amsterdam is active. Every BAL write in that path is still guarded by stateAccessList != nil.
  • LogsForBurnAccounts removal: on master it was only called from tests, so removing it changes no production output. EIP-7708 log emission now comes entirely from geth. The updated TestEthLogEmissionWithSelfDestruct shows that SELFDESTRUCT-to-self no longer emits a burn log under Amsterdam. That is an execution-result change, but it is fork-gated and covered by the HCU plan in the description.
  • New SetTxContext call in deployAt (fvm/evm/emulator/emulator.go:629): it only sets blockAccessIndex. That value is used only when the BAL is populated, which requires Amsterdam, and types.Result.StateAccessList is not consumed anywhere outside tests. No effect on consensus.
  • ExitHalt() / Gas.Exit(err) without the reservoir argument, and the chargeRegular → chargeExecution rename: these are mechanical API adaptations. The charge ordering (hash cost, then state gas, and the max-code-size check before charging) is unchanged.
  • Intrinsic-gas failure tests (emulator_invalid_tx_burn_test.go, invalid_tx_burn_test.go) still check that invalid txs burn no gas and don't advance the nonce, now at the Amsterdam intrinsic floor (TxBaseCost2780 - 1).
  • No changes to fvm/errors codes or messages, meter/derived-data code, the transaction pipeline, or service-account exemptions.

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No concerns from this review: 0 important findings, 2 nits.

Scope: the fvm/** diff against master (geth v1.17.4 → v1.17.6 API adaptation in fvm/evm/emulator). I did not review the storage/, network/, or pebble changes.

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  1. No test checks that pre-Amsterdam behaviour is unchanged. The PR description says every v1.17.6 change is fork-gated. However, every FVM EVM test runs with Amsterdam already active: DefaultChainConfig / flow.Emulator, with PreviewnetAmsterdamActivation = 0. No test in fvm/evm uses the testnet or mainnet chain config. Several tests had hard-coded gas values that changed, all consistent with Amsterdam repricing (e.g. EIP-2780 intrinsic TxBaseCost2780):

    • fvm/evm/evm_test.go:212: 23_520 → 17_520
    • fvm/evm/evm_test.go:140: 329_205 → 330_305
    • fvm/evm/invalid_tx_burn_test.go:44: 20_999 → 11_999

    If a v1.17.6 change leaked into pre-Amsterdam rules, it would change execution results for every block between the HCU and the Amsterdam timestamp, and CI would still pass. Consider one regression test on the testnet/mainnet chain config, before the activation time, that checks the old v1.17.4 numbers (21_000 intrinsic, 23_520 for the simple store call).

  2. deployAt now sets blockAccessIndex (fvm/evm/emulator/emulator.go:626-629). Before this PR, deployAt never called SetTxContext, so BAL entries from COA deploys under Amsterdam used whatever blockAccessIndex the StateDB already held (0 on a fresh state). They now use BlockTxCountSoFar+1, the same as run (line 826). This looks like a correct fix, but it changes Amsterdam-only BAL contents. It's worth calling out in the description, and a test asserting the index for a direct-call deploy would pin it down.

Checked, no issues found

  • StateDB.Finalise(rules) (fvm/evm/emulator/state/stateDB.go:641): the new early return on !rules.IsAmsterdam is equivalent to the old stateAccessList == nil guard. stateAccessList is only set in Prepare when IsAmsterdam, and every write in the loops is still nil-guarded. Pre-Amsterdam, no extra state reads happen, so there is no metering or SPoCK read-set change. deleteEmptyObjects=true → rules.IsEIP158 is equivalent because EIP-158 is active from genesis on Flow EVM.
  • Removing LogsForBurnAccounts has no behaviour effect: it had no non-test callers on master.
  • The gasBudget.ExitHalt() / contract.Gas.Exit(err) change drops the captured reservoir argument, following the geth API change. The chargeRegular → chargeExecution rename is mechanical, with unchanged charge order (hash cost, then state gas) in initNewContract. I could not open the v1.17.6 source in this environment, so I have not confirmed that the new Exit/ExitHalt return the same state-gas reservoir as the old explicit argument. The unchanged-shape tests cover the collision and revert paths only indirectly.
  • No changes to FVM error codes or error messages, and no changes to fvm/errors classification.

Produced by Claude (fvm-review skill).

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3 findings, 1 of them important (needs confirmation against upstream geth).

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1. EIP-7708 burn log for post-self-destruct balances may no longer be emitted under Amsterdam (fvm/evm/emulator/state/stateDB.go:638-711, removal of LogsForBurnAccounts)
flow-go code never called LogsForBurnAccounts itself. geth called it through the vm.StateDB interface to log the EIP-7708 corner case where an account self-destructs and then receives value again in the same tx. The PR deletes the method and its test (stateDB_test.go, old "test 4"), and adds nothing in its place. geth v1.17.6 also changes Finalise(deleteEmptyObjects bool) to Finalise(rules). That suggests upstream moved burn-log emission into the StateDB's finalisation step. flow-go's Finalise only builds the BAL and emits no logs. It also runs inside proc.commit, after res.Logs has already been captured. Failure scenario on an Amsterdam chain (PreviewNet now, TestNet from 2026-10-06): a contract created in tx T self-destructs, then gets value sent to it later in T. The balance is destroyed at commit and no Burn log appears in the receipt. That diverges from upstream EVM semantics, and indexers/bridges tracking supply via EIP-7708 logs miss it. I couldn't read the geth v1.17.6 source in this environment. Please confirm where upstream emits this log now. If emission moved to the StateDB, port it and restore the test.

Nit

2. PR description overstates "all changes are fork-gated" for PreviewNet (fvm/evm/emulator/config.go:30)
The new rules are gated on IsAmsterdam, and PreviewNet has AmsterdamTime = 0. So the Amsterdam gas changes land on PreviewNet unconditionally at the HCU height: intrinsic cost 21000 → 12000 (TxBaseCost2780), the evm_test.go totals, and ComputationUsed 157 → 158. The HCU covers live ENs. Off-chain replay of pre-HCU PreviewNet blocks with this binary (fvm/evm/offchain/sync) will produce different gas/receipts. It's worth saying so in the description so nobody is surprised.

3. TestNet activation timing couples with the HCU (fvm/evm/emulator/config.go:31)
TestnetAmsterdamActivation moves from 2026-12-31 to 2026-10-06 13:53:36 UTC (the comment matches the value). If the TestNet HCU lands after that timestamp, blocks between the timestamp and the HCU height were executed pre-Amsterdam by v1.17.4. The new binary would treat them as Amsterdam, so off-chain replay/re-execution of that window diverges. The HCU needs to be scheduled before 2026-10-06, or the activation timestamp picked relative to the HCU date.

Checked, looks correct

  • Finalise now gates on rules.IsAmsterdam instead of stateAccessList == nil. The output is equivalent: Prepare sets stateAccessList only when Amsterdam is active, and the returned BAL (Result.StateAccessList) has no non-test consumer. So this doesn't change execution results. rules.IsEIP158 replaces the hard-coded true, which is identical on all Flow chains.
  • The new SetTxContext in deployAt only affects blockAccessIndex, which only reaches the unconsumed BAL. No effect on execution results.
  • The ExitHalt()/Exit(err) signature changes (reservoir argument dropped) and the chargeRegular → chargeExecution rename are mechanical. The charging order in initNewContract (max-code-size check → execution gas → state gas) is unchanged.
  • evm_test.go: the deleted block was a mislabeled duplicate (master had two "test coa deploy" subtests, the first actually being a script-based deposit/withdraw). The remaining transaction-based deposit/withdraw test now carries the correct name.
  • Out of FVM scope, but checked briefly: storage/pebble/config.go is equivalent to before. L0 target size is 2 MiB (previously the pebble default), doubling per level, and FlushSplitBytes is unchanged. Removing the onflow/go-ds-pebble fork replace assumes upstream v0.5.9 includes the Usage of pebble.NoSync can result in lost data ipfs/go-ds-pebble#64 fix. Worth confirming.

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@m-Peter m-Peter changed the title [Flow EVM] Update ethereum/go-ethereum to v1.17.6 [Flow EVM] Prepare & enable Glamsterdam hard-fork for Testnet Sep 25, 2026
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  1. EIP-7708 burn log for post-self-destruct balances may no longer be emitted under Amsterdam (fvm/evm/emulator/state/stateDB.go:638-711, removal of LogsForBurnAccounts)
    flow-go code never called LogsForBurnAccounts itself. geth called it through the vm.StateDB interface to log the EIP-7708 corner case where an account self-destructs and then receives value again in the same tx. The PR deletes the method and its test (stateDB_test.go, old "test 4"), and adds nothing in its place. geth v1.17.6 also changes Finalise(deleteEmptyObjects bool) to Finalise(rules). That suggests upstream moved burn-log emission into the StateDB's finalisation step. flow-go's Finalise only builds the BAL and emits no logs. It also runs inside proc.commit, after res.Logs has already been captured. Failure scenario on an Amsterdam chain (PreviewNet now, TestNet from 2026-10-06): a contract created in tx T self-destructs, then gets value sent to it later in T. The balance is destroyed at commit and no Burn log appears in the receipt. That diverges from upstream EVM semantics, and indexers/bridges tracking supply via EIP-7708 logs miss it. I couldn't read the geth v1.17.6 source in this environment. Please confirm where upstream emits this log now. If emission moved to the StateDB, port it and restore the test.

This is not really an issue. For the record: EIP-7708: ETH transfers emit a log, added support for burn logs, but these were later on dropped by EIP-8246: Remove SELFDESTRUCT Burn, as can been seen in upstream Geth

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