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Ethereum Test Forks package

Ethereum test fork definitions.

RefundTypes

Bases: Enum

Enum used to describe all refund types a fork can have.

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class RefundTypes(Enum):
    """Enum used to describe all refund types a fork can have."""

    STORAGE_CLEAR = auto()
    AUTHORIZATION_EXISTING_AUTHORITY = auto()

SystemCallPhase

Bases: Enum

When a block calls a system contract, if at all.

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class SystemCallPhase(Enum):
    """When a block calls a system contract, if at all."""

    NONE = "none"
    BEFORE_TRANSACTIONS = "before_transactions"
    AFTER_TRANSACTIONS = "after_transactions"

BuilderDepositRequest

Bases: FeeSystemContractRequest

Builder deposit request (EIP-8282).

Serves both a builder's first deposit and stake top-ups. The request pays the shared EIP-1559-style fee on top of the staked amount, so its call value is fee + amount * 1 gwei.

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class BuilderDepositRequest(FeeSystemContractRequest):
    """
    Builder deposit request (EIP-8282).

    Serves both a builder's first deposit and stake top-ups. The request pays
    the shared EIP-1559-style fee on top of the staked `amount`, so its call
    value is `fee + amount * 1 gwei`.
    """

    pubkey: BLSPublicKey
    """The public key of the beacon chain builder."""
    withdrawal_credentials: Hash
    """The withdrawal credentials of the beacon chain builder."""
    amount: HexNumber
    """The amount in gwei of the builder deposit."""
    signature: BLSSignature
    """
    The signature of the deposit using the builder's private key that matches
    the `pubkey`.
    """
    extra_wei: int = 0
    """
    Extra wei added to (or, if negative, subtracted from) the call value, used
    to test the predeploy's `value >= fee + amount * 1 gwei` check.
    """

    type: ClassVar[int] = 3
    system_contract_address: ClassVar[Address] = Address(
        BUILDER_DEPOSIT_CONTRACT_ADDRESS,
        label="BUILDER_DEPOSIT_CONTRACT_ADDRESS",
    )
    max_per_block: ClassVar[int] = 64
    target_per_block: ClassVar[int] = 8
    min_fee: ClassVar[int] = 1
    fee_update_fraction: ClassVar[int] = 17
    excess_fee_processing: ClassVar[Literal["block", "call"]] = "call"
    # The 184-byte deposit input: pubkey, withdrawal credentials, amount and
    # signature.
    slots_per_request: ClassVar[int] = 6
    min_deposit_wei: ClassVar[int] = 10**18
    """Minimum credited stake for a builder deposit, in wei (1 ETH)."""

    def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
        """Return builder deposit's attributes as bytes."""
        return (
            bytes(self.pubkey)
            + bytes(self.withdrawal_credentials)
            + self.amount.to_bytes(8, "little")
            + bytes(self.signature)
        )

    @property
    def value(self) -> int:
        """Return the fee plus the staked amount in wei, plus `extra_wei`."""
        return self.fee + self.amount * 10**9 + self.extra_wei

    @property
    def calldata(self) -> bytes:
        """
        Return the 184-byte input: `pubkey ++ withdrawal_credentials ++ amount
        (big-endian) ++ signature`.
        """
        return self.calldata_modifier(
            bytes(self.pubkey)
            + bytes(self.withdrawal_credentials)
            + self.amount.to_bytes(8, "big")
            + bytes(self.signature)
        )

    def with_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> Self:
        """Return a copy; deposit records carry no source address."""
        del source_address
        return self.copy()

    @classmethod
    def from_index(cls, index: int) -> Self:
        """Build a builder deposit request from a sequential index."""
        return cls(
            pubkey=index * 3,
            withdrawal_credentials=(index * 3) + 1,
            amount=cls.min_deposit_wei // 10**9,
            signature=(index * 3) + 2,
        )

pubkey instance-attribute

The public key of the beacon chain builder.

withdrawal_credentials instance-attribute

The withdrawal credentials of the beacon chain builder.

amount instance-attribute

The amount in gwei of the builder deposit.

signature instance-attribute

The signature of the deposit using the builder's private key that matches the pubkey.

extra_wei = 0 class-attribute instance-attribute

Extra wei added to (or, if negative, subtracted from) the call value, used to test the predeploy's value >= fee + amount * 1 gwei check.

min_deposit_wei = 10 ** 18 class-attribute

Minimum credited stake for a builder deposit, in wei (1 ETH).

__bytes__()

Return builder deposit's attributes as bytes.

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def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
    """Return builder deposit's attributes as bytes."""
    return (
        bytes(self.pubkey)
        + bytes(self.withdrawal_credentials)
        + self.amount.to_bytes(8, "little")
        + bytes(self.signature)
    )

value property

Return the fee plus the staked amount in wei, plus extra_wei.

calldata property

Return the 184-byte input: pubkey ++ withdrawal_credentials ++ amount (big-endian) ++ signature.

with_source_address(source_address)

Return a copy; deposit records carry no source address.

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def with_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> Self:
    """Return a copy; deposit records carry no source address."""
    del source_address
    return self.copy()

from_index(index) classmethod

Build a builder deposit request from a sequential index.

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@classmethod
def from_index(cls, index: int) -> Self:
    """Build a builder deposit request from a sequential index."""
    return cls(
        pubkey=index * 3,
        withdrawal_credentials=(index * 3) + 1,
        amount=cls.min_deposit_wei // 10**9,
        signature=(index * 3) + 2,
    )

BuilderExitRequest

Bases: FeeSystemContractRequest

Builder exit request (EIP-8282).

Authorized by the caller's address (recorded as source_address); it stakes no value and only pays the shared request fee.

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class BuilderExitRequest(FeeSystemContractRequest):
    """
    Builder exit request (EIP-8282).

    Authorized by the caller's address (recorded as `source_address`); it
    stakes no value and only pays the shared request fee.
    """

    source_address: Address = Address(0)
    """
    The address of the execution layer account that made the builder exit
    request.
    """
    pubkey: BLSPublicKey
    """The public key of the builder to exit."""

    type: ClassVar[int] = 4
    system_contract_address: ClassVar[Address] = Address(
        BUILDER_EXIT_CONTRACT_ADDRESS,
        label="BUILDER_EXIT_CONTRACT_ADDRESS",
    )
    max_per_block: ClassVar[int] = 16
    target_per_block: ClassVar[int] = 2
    min_fee: ClassVar[int] = 1
    fee_update_fraction: ClassVar[int] = 17
    excess_fee_processing: ClassVar[Literal["block", "call"]] = "call"
    # Source address, then the 48-byte builder pubkey.
    slots_per_request: ClassVar[int] = 3

    def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
        """Return builder exit's attributes as bytes."""
        return bytes(self.source_address) + bytes(self.pubkey)

    @property
    def calldata(self) -> bytes:
        """Return the 48-byte input: the builder `pubkey`."""
        return self.calldata_modifier(bytes(self.pubkey))

    def with_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> Self:
        """Return a copy with the source address set."""
        return self.copy(source_address=source_address)

    @classmethod
    def from_index(cls, index: int) -> Self:
        """Build a builder exit request from a sequential index."""
        return cls(pubkey=index)

source_address = Address(0) class-attribute instance-attribute

The address of the execution layer account that made the builder exit request.

pubkey instance-attribute

The public key of the builder to exit.

__bytes__()

Return builder exit's attributes as bytes.

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def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
    """Return builder exit's attributes as bytes."""
    return bytes(self.source_address) + bytes(self.pubkey)

calldata property

Return the 48-byte input: the builder pubkey.

with_source_address(source_address)

Return a copy with the source address set.

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def with_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> Self:
    """Return a copy with the source address set."""
    return self.copy(source_address=source_address)

from_index(index) classmethod

Build a builder exit request from a sequential index.

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@classmethod
def from_index(cls, index: int) -> Self:
    """Build a builder exit request from a sequential index."""
    return cls(pubkey=index)

DepositRequest

Bases: SystemContractRequest

Deposit request (EIP-6110), read from the deposit contract's log.

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class DepositRequest(SystemContractRequest):
    """Deposit request (EIP-6110), read from the deposit contract's log."""

    pubkey: BLSPublicKey
    """The public key of the beacon chain validator."""
    withdrawal_credentials: Hash
    """The withdrawal credentials of the beacon chain validator."""
    amount: HexNumber
    """The amount in gwei of the deposit."""
    signature: BLSSignature
    """
    The signature of the deposit using the validator's private key that matches
    the `pubkey`.
    """
    index: HexNumber
    """The index of the deposit."""

    extra_wei: int = 0
    """
    Extra amount in wei to be sent with the deposit. If this value modulo 10**9
    is not zero, the deposit will be invalid. The value can be negative but if
    the total value is negative, an exception will be raised.
    """

    type: ClassVar[int] = 0
    system_contract_address: ClassVar[Address] = Address(
        DEPOSIT_CONTRACT_ADDRESS,
        label="DEPOSIT_CONTRACT_ADDRESS",
    )

    def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
        """Return deposit's attributes as bytes."""
        return (
            bytes(self.pubkey)
            + bytes(self.withdrawal_credentials)
            + self.amount.to_bytes(8, "little")
            + bytes(self.signature)
            + self.index.to_bytes(8, "little")
        )

    @property
    def value(self) -> int:
        """
        Return the value of the deposit transaction, equal to the amount in
        gwei plus the extra amount in wei.
        """
        value = (self.amount * 10**9) + self.extra_wei
        if value < 0:
            raise ValueError("Value cannot be negative")
        return value

    @cached_property
    def deposit_data_root(self) -> Hash:
        """Return the deposit data root of the deposit."""
        pubkey_root = _sha256(self.pubkey, b"\x00" * 16)
        signature_root = _sha256(
            _sha256(self.signature[:64]),
            _sha256(self.signature[64:], b"\x00" * 32),
        )
        pubkey_withdrawal_root = _sha256(
            pubkey_root, self.withdrawal_credentials
        )
        amount_bytes = (self.amount).to_bytes(32, byteorder="little")
        amount_signature_root = _sha256(amount_bytes, signature_root)
        return Hash(_sha256(pubkey_withdrawal_root, amount_signature_root))

    @property
    def calldata(self) -> bytes:
        """
        Return the calldata needed to call the beacon chain deposit contract
        and make the deposit.

        deposit(
          bytes calldata pubkey,
          bytes calldata withdrawal_credentials,
          bytes calldata signature,
          bytes32 deposit_data_root
        )
        """
        offset_length = 32
        pubkey_offset = offset_length * 3 + len(self.deposit_data_root)
        withdrawal_offset = pubkey_offset + offset_length + len(self.pubkey)
        signature_offset = (
            withdrawal_offset
            + offset_length
            + len(self.withdrawal_credentials)
        )
        return self.calldata_modifier(
            b"\x22\x89\x51\x18"
            + pubkey_offset.to_bytes(offset_length, byteorder="big")
            + withdrawal_offset.to_bytes(offset_length, byteorder="big")
            + signature_offset.to_bytes(offset_length, byteorder="big")
            + self.deposit_data_root
            + len(self.pubkey).to_bytes(offset_length, byteorder="big")
            + self.pubkey
            + len(self.withdrawal_credentials).to_bytes(
                offset_length, byteorder="big"
            )
            + self.withdrawal_credentials
            + len(self.signature).to_bytes(offset_length, byteorder="big")
            + self.signature
        )

    def log(self, *, include_abi_encoding: bool = True) -> bytes:
        """
        Return the log data for the deposit event.

        event DepositEvent(
          bytes pubkey,
          bytes withdrawal_credentials,
          bytes amount,
          bytes signature,
          bytes index
        );
        """
        data = bytearray(576)
        if include_abi_encoding:
            # Insert ABI encoding
            data[30:32] = b"\x00\xa0"  # Offset: pubkey (160)
            data[62:64] = b"\x01\x00"  # Offset: withdrawal_credentials (256)
            data[94:96] = b"\x01\x40"  # Offset: amount (320)
            data[126:128] = b"\x01\x80"  # Offset: signature (384)
            data[158:160] = b"\x02\x00"  # Offset: index (512)
            data[190:192] = b"\x00\x30"  # Size: pubkey (48)
            data[286:288] = b"\x00\x20"  # Size: withdrawal_credentials (32)
            data[350:352] = b"\x00\x08"  # Size: amount (8)
            data[414:416] = b"\x00\x60"  # Size: signature (96)
            data[542:544] = b"\x00\x08"  # Size: index (8)
        offset = 192
        data[offset : offset + len(self.pubkey)] = self.pubkey  # [192:240]
        offset += 48 + len(self.pubkey)
        data[offset : offset + len(self.withdrawal_credentials)] = (
            self.withdrawal_credentials
        )  # [288:320]
        offset += 32 + len(self.withdrawal_credentials)
        data[offset : offset + 8] = (self.amount).to_bytes(
            8, byteorder="little"
        )  # [352:360]
        offset += 56 + 8
        data[offset : offset + len(self.signature)] = (
            self.signature
        )  # [416:512]
        offset += 32 + len(self.signature)
        data[offset : offset + 8] = (self.index).to_bytes(
            8, byteorder="little"
        )  # [544:552]
        return bytes(data)

    def with_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> Self:
        """Return a copy."""
        del source_address
        return self.copy()

    @classmethod
    def from_index(cls, index: int) -> Self:
        """Build a request from a sequential index."""
        return cls(
            pubkey=(index * 3),
            withdrawal_credentials=(index * 3) + 1,
            amount=1_000_000_000,
            signature=(index * 3) + 2,
            index=index,
        )

pubkey instance-attribute

The public key of the beacon chain validator.

withdrawal_credentials instance-attribute

The withdrawal credentials of the beacon chain validator.

amount instance-attribute

The amount in gwei of the deposit.

signature instance-attribute

The signature of the deposit using the validator's private key that matches the pubkey.

index instance-attribute

The index of the deposit.

extra_wei = 0 class-attribute instance-attribute

Extra amount in wei to be sent with the deposit. If this value modulo 10**9 is not zero, the deposit will be invalid. The value can be negative but if the total value is negative, an exception will be raised.

__bytes__()

Return deposit's attributes as bytes.

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def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
    """Return deposit's attributes as bytes."""
    return (
        bytes(self.pubkey)
        + bytes(self.withdrawal_credentials)
        + self.amount.to_bytes(8, "little")
        + bytes(self.signature)
        + self.index.to_bytes(8, "little")
    )

value property

Return the value of the deposit transaction, equal to the amount in gwei plus the extra amount in wei.

deposit_data_root cached property

Return the deposit data root of the deposit.

calldata property

Return the calldata needed to call the beacon chain deposit contract and make the deposit.

deposit( bytes calldata pubkey, bytes calldata withdrawal_credentials, bytes calldata signature, bytes32 deposit_data_root )

log(*, include_abi_encoding=True)

Return the log data for the deposit event.

event DepositEvent( bytes pubkey, bytes withdrawal_credentials, bytes amount, bytes signature, bytes index );

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def log(self, *, include_abi_encoding: bool = True) -> bytes:
    """
    Return the log data for the deposit event.

    event DepositEvent(
      bytes pubkey,
      bytes withdrawal_credentials,
      bytes amount,
      bytes signature,
      bytes index
    );
    """
    data = bytearray(576)
    if include_abi_encoding:
        # Insert ABI encoding
        data[30:32] = b"\x00\xa0"  # Offset: pubkey (160)
        data[62:64] = b"\x01\x00"  # Offset: withdrawal_credentials (256)
        data[94:96] = b"\x01\x40"  # Offset: amount (320)
        data[126:128] = b"\x01\x80"  # Offset: signature (384)
        data[158:160] = b"\x02\x00"  # Offset: index (512)
        data[190:192] = b"\x00\x30"  # Size: pubkey (48)
        data[286:288] = b"\x00\x20"  # Size: withdrawal_credentials (32)
        data[350:352] = b"\x00\x08"  # Size: amount (8)
        data[414:416] = b"\x00\x60"  # Size: signature (96)
        data[542:544] = b"\x00\x08"  # Size: index (8)
    offset = 192
    data[offset : offset + len(self.pubkey)] = self.pubkey  # [192:240]
    offset += 48 + len(self.pubkey)
    data[offset : offset + len(self.withdrawal_credentials)] = (
        self.withdrawal_credentials
    )  # [288:320]
    offset += 32 + len(self.withdrawal_credentials)
    data[offset : offset + 8] = (self.amount).to_bytes(
        8, byteorder="little"
    )  # [352:360]
    offset += 56 + 8
    data[offset : offset + len(self.signature)] = (
        self.signature
    )  # [416:512]
    offset += 32 + len(self.signature)
    data[offset : offset + 8] = (self.index).to_bytes(
        8, byteorder="little"
    )  # [544:552]
    return bytes(data)

with_source_address(source_address)

Return a copy.

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def with_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> Self:
    """Return a copy."""
    del source_address
    return self.copy()

from_index(index) classmethod

Build a request from a sequential index.

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@classmethod
def from_index(cls, index: int) -> Self:
    """Build a request from a sequential index."""
    return cls(
        pubkey=(index * 3),
        withdrawal_credentials=(index * 3) + 1,
        amount=1_000_000_000,
        signature=(index * 3) + 2,
        index=index,
    )

create_deposit_log_bytes(pubkey_size=48, pubkey_data=b'', pubkey_offset=160, withdrawal_credentials_size=32, withdrawal_credentials_data=b'', withdrawal_credentials_offset=256, amount_size=8, amount_data=b'', amount_offset=320, signature_size=96, signature_data=b'', signature_offset=384, index_size=8, index_data=b'', index_offset=512)

Create the deposit log bytes.

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def create_deposit_log_bytes(
    pubkey_size: int = 48,
    pubkey_data: bytes = b"",
    pubkey_offset: int = 160,
    withdrawal_credentials_size: int = 32,
    withdrawal_credentials_data: bytes = b"",
    withdrawal_credentials_offset: int = 256,
    amount_size: int = 8,
    amount_data: bytes = b"",
    amount_offset: int = 320,
    signature_size: int = 96,
    signature_data: bytes = b"",
    signature_offset: int = 384,
    index_size: int = 8,
    index_data: bytes = b"",
    index_offset: int = 512,
) -> bytes:
    """Create the deposit log bytes."""
    result = bytearray(576)
    offset = 0

    def write_uint256(value: int) -> None:
        nonlocal offset
        result[offset : offset + 32] = value.to_bytes(32, byteorder="big")
        offset += 32

    def write_bytes(data: bytes, size: int) -> None:
        nonlocal offset
        padded = data.ljust(size, b"\x00")
        result[offset : offset + size] = padded
        offset += size

    write_uint256(pubkey_offset)
    write_uint256(withdrawal_credentials_offset)
    write_uint256(amount_offset)
    write_uint256(signature_offset)
    write_uint256(index_offset)

    write_uint256(pubkey_size)
    write_bytes(pubkey_data, 64)

    write_uint256(withdrawal_credentials_size)
    write_bytes(withdrawal_credentials_data, 32)

    write_uint256(amount_size)
    write_bytes(amount_data, 32)

    write_uint256(signature_size)
    write_bytes(signature_data, 96)

    write_uint256(index_size)
    write_bytes(index_data, 32)

    return bytes(result)

WithdrawalRequest

Bases: FeeSystemContractRequest

Withdrawal request (EIP-7002).

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/forks/forks/eips/prague/eip_7002.py 
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class WithdrawalRequest(FeeSystemContractRequest):
    """Withdrawal request (EIP-7002)."""

    source_address: Address = Address(0)
    """
    The address of the execution layer account that made the withdrawal
    request.
    """
    validator_pubkey: BLSPublicKey
    """
    The current public key of the validator as it currently is in the beacon
    state.
    """
    amount: HexNumber
    """The amount in gwei to be withdrawn on the beacon chain."""

    type: ClassVar[int] = 1
    system_contract_address: ClassVar[Address] = Address(
        WITHDRAWAL_REQUEST_PREDEPLOY_ADDRESS,
        label="WITHDRAWAL_REQUEST_PREDEPLOY_ADDRESS",
    )
    max_per_block: ClassVar[int] = 16
    target_per_block: ClassVar[int] = 2
    min_fee: ClassVar[int] = 1
    fee_update_fraction: ClassVar[int] = 17
    excess_fee_processing: ClassVar[Literal["block", "call"]] = "block"
    # Source address, then the 48-byte validator pubkey and 8-byte amount.
    slots_per_request: ClassVar[int] = 3

    def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
        """Return withdrawal's attributes as bytes."""
        return (
            bytes(self.source_address)
            + bytes(self.validator_pubkey)
            + self.amount.to_bytes(8, "little")
        )

    @property
    def calldata(self) -> bytes:
        """Return the 56-byte input: `validator_pubkey ++ amount`."""
        return self.calldata_modifier(
            self.validator_pubkey + self.amount.to_bytes(8, byteorder="big")
        )

    def with_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> Self:
        """Return a copy with the source address set."""
        return self.copy(source_address=source_address)

    @classmethod
    def from_index(cls, index: int) -> Self:
        """Build a withdrawal request from a sequential index."""
        return cls(validator_pubkey=index, amount=0)

source_address = Address(0) class-attribute instance-attribute

The address of the execution layer account that made the withdrawal request.

validator_pubkey instance-attribute

The current public key of the validator as it currently is in the beacon state.

amount instance-attribute

The amount in gwei to be withdrawn on the beacon chain.

__bytes__()

Return withdrawal's attributes as bytes.

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def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
    """Return withdrawal's attributes as bytes."""
    return (
        bytes(self.source_address)
        + bytes(self.validator_pubkey)
        + self.amount.to_bytes(8, "little")
    )

calldata property

Return the 56-byte input: validator_pubkey ++ amount.

with_source_address(source_address)

Return a copy with the source address set.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/forks/forks/eips/prague/eip_7002.py 
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def with_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> Self:
    """Return a copy with the source address set."""
    return self.copy(source_address=source_address)

from_index(index) classmethod

Build a withdrawal request from a sequential index.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/forks/forks/eips/prague/eip_7002.py 
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@classmethod
def from_index(cls, index: int) -> Self:
    """Build a withdrawal request from a sequential index."""
    return cls(validator_pubkey=index, amount=0)

ConsolidationRequest

Bases: FeeSystemContractRequest

Consolidation request (EIP-7251).

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class ConsolidationRequest(FeeSystemContractRequest):
    """Consolidation request (EIP-7251)."""

    source_address: Address = Address(0)
    """
    The address of the execution layer account that made the consolidation
    request.
    """
    source_pubkey: BLSPublicKey
    """
    The public key of the source validator as it currently is in the beacon
    state.
    """
    target_pubkey: BLSPublicKey
    """
    The public key of the target validator as it currently is in the beacon
    state.
    """

    type: ClassVar[int] = 2
    system_contract_address: ClassVar[Address] = Address(
        CONSOLIDATION_REQUEST_PREDEPLOY_ADDRESS,
        label="CONSOLIDATION_REQUEST_PREDEPLOY_ADDRESS",
    )
    max_per_block: ClassVar[int] = 2
    target_per_block: ClassVar[int] = 1
    min_fee: ClassVar[int] = 1
    fee_update_fraction: ClassVar[int] = 17
    excess_fee_processing: ClassVar[Literal["block", "call"]] = "block"
    # Source address, then the 48-byte source and target validator pubkeys.
    slots_per_request: ClassVar[int] = 4

    def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
        """Return consolidation's attributes as bytes."""
        return (
            bytes(self.source_address)
            + bytes(self.source_pubkey)
            + bytes(self.target_pubkey)
        )

    @property
    def calldata(self) -> bytes:
        """Return the 96-byte input: `source_pubkey ++ target_pubkey`."""
        return self.calldata_modifier(self.source_pubkey + self.target_pubkey)

    def with_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> Self:
        """Return a copy with the source address set."""
        return self.copy(source_address=source_address)

    @classmethod
    def from_index(cls, index: int) -> Self:
        """Build a consolidation request from a sequential index."""
        return cls(source_pubkey=index * 2, target_pubkey=index * 2 + 1)

source_address = Address(0) class-attribute instance-attribute

The address of the execution layer account that made the consolidation request.

source_pubkey instance-attribute

The public key of the source validator as it currently is in the beacon state.

target_pubkey instance-attribute

The public key of the target validator as it currently is in the beacon state.

__bytes__()

Return consolidation's attributes as bytes.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/forks/forks/eips/prague/eip_7251.py 
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def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
    """Return consolidation's attributes as bytes."""
    return (
        bytes(self.source_address)
        + bytes(self.source_pubkey)
        + bytes(self.target_pubkey)
    )

calldata property

Return the 96-byte input: source_pubkey ++ target_pubkey.

with_source_address(source_address)

Return a copy with the source address set.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/forks/forks/eips/prague/eip_7251.py 
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def with_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> Self:
    """Return a copy with the source address set."""
    return self.copy(source_address=source_address)

from_index(index) classmethod

Build a consolidation request from a sequential index.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/forks/forks/eips/prague/eip_7251.py 
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@classmethod
def from_index(cls, index: int) -> Self:
    """Build a consolidation request from a sequential index."""
    return cls(source_pubkey=index * 2, target_pubkey=index * 2 + 1)

BPO1

Bases: Osaka

Mainnet BPO1 fork - Blob Parameter Only fork 1.

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class BPO1(
    Osaka,
    bpo_fork=True,
    update_blob_constants={
        "BLOB_BASE_FEE_UPDATE_FRACTION": 8346193,
        "TARGET_BLOBS_PER_BLOCK": 10,
        "MAX_BLOBS_PER_BLOCK": 15,
    },
):
    """Mainnet BPO1 fork - Blob Parameter Only fork 1."""

    pass

BPO2

Bases: BPO1

Mainnet BPO2 fork - Blob Parameter Only fork 2.

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class BPO2(
    BPO1,
    bpo_fork=True,
    update_blob_constants={
        "BLOB_BASE_FEE_UPDATE_FRACTION": 11684671,
        "TARGET_BLOBS_PER_BLOCK": 14,
        "MAX_BLOBS_PER_BLOCK": 21,
    },
):
    """Mainnet BPO2 fork - Blob Parameter Only fork 2."""

    pass

BPO3

Bases: BPO2

Pseudo BPO3 fork - Blob Parameter Only fork 3. For testing purposes only.

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class BPO3(
    BPO2,
    bpo_fork=True,
    deployed=False,
    update_blob_constants={
        "BLOB_BASE_FEE_UPDATE_FRACTION": 20609697,
        "TARGET_BLOBS_PER_BLOCK": 21,
        "MAX_BLOBS_PER_BLOCK": 32,
    },
):
    """
    Pseudo BPO3 fork - Blob Parameter Only fork 3.
    For testing purposes only.
    """

    pass

BPO4

Bases: BPO3

Pseudo BPO4 fork - Blob Parameter Only fork 4. For testing purposes only. Testing a decrease in values from BPO3.

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class BPO4(
    BPO3,
    bpo_fork=True,
    update_blob_constants={
        "BLOB_BASE_FEE_UPDATE_FRACTION": 13739630,
        "TARGET_BLOBS_PER_BLOCK": 14,
        "MAX_BLOBS_PER_BLOCK": 21,
    },
):
    """
    Pseudo BPO4 fork - Blob Parameter Only fork 4.
    For testing purposes only. Testing a decrease in values from BPO3.
    """

    pass

BPO5

Bases: BPO4

Pseudo BPO5 fork - Blob Parameter Only fork 5. For testing purposes only. Required to parse Fusaka devnet genesis files.

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class BPO5(
    BPO4,
    bpo_fork=True,
):
    """
    Pseudo BPO5 fork - Blob Parameter Only fork 5.
    For testing purposes only. Required to parse Fusaka devnet genesis files.
    """

    pass

Amsterdam

Bases: AmsterdamEIPs, BPO2

Amsterdam fork.

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class Amsterdam(
    AmsterdamEIPs,
    BPO2,
    deployed=False,
):
    """Amsterdam fork."""

    # TODO: We may need to adjust which BPO Amsterdam inherits from as the
    #  related Amsterdam specs change over time, and before Amsterdam is
    #  live on mainnet.

    @classmethod
    def engine_payload_attribute_target_gas_limit(cls) -> bool:
        """
        Starting from Amsterdam, payload attributes now include the target gas
        limit.
        """
        return True

engine_payload_attribute_target_gas_limit() classmethod

Starting from Amsterdam, payload attributes now include the target gas limit.

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@classmethod
def engine_payload_attribute_target_gas_limit(cls) -> bool:
    """
    Starting from Amsterdam, payload attributes now include the target gas
    limit.
    """
    return True

ArrowGlacier

Bases: London

Arrow Glacier fork.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/forks/forks/forks.py 
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class ArrowGlacier(
    London,
    ignore=True,
):
    """Arrow Glacier fork."""

    pass

Berlin

Bases: EIP2930, EIP2929, Istanbul

Berlin fork.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/forks/forks/forks.py 
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class Berlin(
    eips.EIP2930,
    eips.EIP2929,
    Istanbul,
):
    """Berlin fork."""

    pass

Byzantium

Bases: EIP649, EIP214, EIP211, EIP140, EIP198, EIP196, EIP197, SpuriousDragon

Byzantium fork.

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    eips.EIP649,
    eips.EIP214,
    eips.EIP211,
    eips.EIP140,
    eips.EIP198,
    eips.EIP196,
    eips.EIP197,
    SpuriousDragon,
):
    """Byzantium fork."""

    pass

Cancun

Bases: EIP5656, EIP1153, EIP4788, EIP4844, EIP7516, EIP6780, Shanghai

Cancun fork.

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class Cancun(
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    eips.EIP1153,
    eips.EIP4788,
    eips.EIP4844,
    eips.EIP7516,
    eips.EIP6780,
    Shanghai,
):
    """Cancun fork."""

    pass

Constantinople

Bases: EIP1234, EIP1052, EIP1014, EIP145, Byzantium

Constantinople fork.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/forks/forks/forks.py 
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class Constantinople(
    eips.EIP1234,
    eips.EIP1052,
    eips.EIP1014,
    eips.EIP145,
    Byzantium,
):
    """Constantinople fork."""

    pass

ConstantinopleFix

Bases: Constantinople

Constantinople Fix fork.

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class ConstantinopleFix(
    Constantinople,
    ruleset_name="PETERSBURG",
):
    """Constantinople Fix fork."""

    pass

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Bases: BaseFork

Frontier fork.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/forks/forks/forks.py 
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class Frontier(BaseFork):
    """Frontier fork."""

    @classmethod
    def transition_tool_name(cls) -> str:
        """
        Return fork name as it's meant to be passed to the transition tool for
        execution.
        """
        if cls._transition_tool_name is not None:
            return cls._transition_tool_name
        return cls.name()

    @classmethod
    def header_base_fee_required(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, header must not contain base fee."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def header_prev_randao_required(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, header must not contain Prev Randao value."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def header_zero_difficulty_required(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, header must not have difficulty zero."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def header_withdrawals_required(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, header must not contain withdrawals."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def header_excess_blob_gas_required(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, header must not contain excess blob gas."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def header_blob_gas_used_required(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, header must not contain blob gas used."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def gas_costs(cls) -> GasCosts:
        """
        Return dataclass with the defined gas costs constants for genesis.
        """
        return GasCosts(
            # Tiers
            BASE=BASE,
            VERY_LOW=VERY_LOW,
            LOW=LOW,
            MID=MID,
            HIGH=HIGH,
            # Access
            WARM_ACCESS=100,
            COLD_ACCOUNT_ACCESS=2_600,
            WARM_SLOAD=100,
            COLD_STORAGE_ACCESS=2_100,
            OPCODE_BALANCE=20,
            OPCODE_EXTERNAL_BASE=20,
            OPCODE_CALL_BASE=40,
            OPCODE_SLOAD=50,
            # Storage
            STORAGE_SET=20_000,
            COLD_STORAGE_WRITE=5_000,
            STORAGE_RESET=2_900,
            # Call
            CALL_VALUE=9_000,
            CALL_STIPEND=2_300,
            NEW_ACCOUNT=25_000,
            # Contract Creation
            CODE_DEPOSIT_PER_BYTE=200,
            # Authorization
            AUTH_PER_EMPTY_ACCOUNT=0,
            # Utility
            MEMORY_PER_WORD=3,
            # Transactions
            TX_BASE=21_000,
            TX_ACCESS_LIST_ADDRESS=2_400,
            TX_ACCESS_LIST_STORAGE_KEY=1_900,
            TX_DATA_PER_ZERO=4,
            TX_DATA_PER_NON_ZERO=68,
            TX_CREATE=32_000,
            # Refunds
            REFUND_STORAGE_CLEAR=15_000,
            REFUND_SELF_DESTRUCT=24_000,
            REFUND_AUTH_PER_EXISTING_ACCOUNT=0,
            # Precompiles
            PRECOMPILE_ECRECOVER=3_000,
            PRECOMPILE_SHA256_BASE=60,
            PRECOMPILE_SHA256_PER_WORD=12,
            PRECOMPILE_RIPEMD160_BASE=600,
            PRECOMPILE_RIPEMD160_PER_WORD=120,
            PRECOMPILE_IDENTITY_BASE=15,
            PRECOMPILE_IDENTITY_PER_WORD=3,
            # Static Opcodes
            OPCODE_ADD=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_SUB=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_MUL=LOW,
            OPCODE_DIV=LOW,
            OPCODE_SDIV=LOW,
            OPCODE_MOD=LOW,
            OPCODE_SMOD=LOW,
            OPCODE_ADDMOD=MID,
            OPCODE_MULMOD=MID,
            OPCODE_SIGNEXTEND=LOW,
            OPCODE_LT=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_GT=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_SLT=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_SGT=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_EQ=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_ISZERO=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_AND=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_OR=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_XOR=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_NOT=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_BYTE=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_JUMP=MID,
            OPCODE_JUMPI=HIGH,
            OPCODE_JUMPDEST=1,
            OPCODE_CALLDATALOAD=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_BLOCKHASH=20,
            OPCODE_COINBASE=BASE,
            OPCODE_PUSH=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_DUP=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_SWAP=VERY_LOW,
            # Dynamic Opcode Components
            OPCODE_CALLDATACOPY_BASE=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_CODECOPY_BASE=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_MLOAD_BASE=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_MSTORE_BASE=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_MSTORE8_BASE=VERY_LOW,
            OPCODE_SELFDESTRUCT_BASE=0,
            OPCODE_COPY_PER_WORD=3,
            OPCODE_CREATE_BASE=32_000,
            OPCODE_EXP_BASE=10,
            OPCODE_EXP_PER_BYTE=10,
            OPCODE_LOG_BASE=375,
            OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE=8,
            OPCODE_LOG_TOPIC=375,
            OPCODE_KECCAK256_BASE=30,
            OPCODE_KECCAK256_PER_WORD=6,
            # Zero-initialized: introduced in later forks, set via
            # replace() in the fork that activates them.
            CODE_INIT_PER_WORD=0,
            TX_DATA_TOKEN_STANDARD=0,
            TX_DATA_TOKEN_FLOOR=0,
            PRECOMPILE_ECADD=0,
            PRECOMPILE_ECMUL=0,
            PRECOMPILE_ECPAIRING_BASE=0,
            PRECOMPILE_ECPAIRING_PER_POINT=0,
            PRECOMPILE_BLAKE2F_BASE=0,
            PRECOMPILE_BLAKE2F_PER_ROUND=0,
            PRECOMPILE_POINT_EVALUATION=0,
            PRECOMPILE_BLS_G1ADD=0,
            PRECOMPILE_BLS_G1MUL=0,
            PRECOMPILE_BLS_G1MAP=0,
            PRECOMPILE_BLS_G2ADD=0,
            PRECOMPILE_BLS_G2MUL=0,
            PRECOMPILE_BLS_G2MAP=0,
            PRECOMPILE_BLS_PAIRING_BASE=0,
            PRECOMPILE_BLS_PAIRING_PER_PAIR=0,
            PRECOMPILE_P256VERIFY=0,
            BLOCK_ACCESS_LIST_ITEM=0,
        )

    @classmethod
    def _with_memory_expansion(
        cls,
        base_gas: int | Callable[[OpcodeBase], int],
        memory_expansion_gas_calculator: MemoryExpansionGasCalculator,
    ) -> Callable[[OpcodeBase], int]:
        """
        Wrap a gas cost calculator to include memory expansion cost.

        Args:
            base_gas: Either a constant gas cost (int) or a callable that
                      calculates it
            memory_expansion_gas_calculator: Calculator for memory expansion
                                             cost

        Returns:
            A callable that calculates base_gas + memory_expansion_cost

        """

        def wrapper(opcode: OpcodeBase) -> int:
            # Calculate base gas cost
            if callable(base_gas):
                base_cost = base_gas(opcode)
            else:
                base_cost = base_gas

            # Add memory expansion cost if metadata is present
            new_memory_size = opcode.metadata["new_memory_size"]
            old_memory_size = opcode.metadata["old_memory_size"]
            expansion_cost = memory_expansion_gas_calculator(
                new_bytes=new_memory_size, previous_bytes=old_memory_size
            )

            return base_cost + expansion_cost

        return wrapper

    @classmethod
    def _with_account_access(
        cls,
        base_gas: int | Callable[[OpcodeBase], int],
        gas_costs: "GasCosts",
    ) -> Callable[[OpcodeBase], int]:
        """
        Wrap a gas cost calculator to include account access cost.

        Args:
            base_gas: Either a constant gas cost (int) or a callable that
                      calculates it
            gas_costs: The gas costs dataclass for accessing warm/cold costs

        Returns:
            A callable that calculates base_gas + account_access_cost

        """

        def wrapper(opcode: OpcodeBase) -> int:
            # Calculate base gas cost
            if callable(base_gas):
                base_cost = base_gas(opcode)
            else:
                base_cost = base_gas

            # Add account access cost based on warmth
            if opcode.metadata["address_warm"]:
                access_cost = gas_costs.WARM_ACCESS
            else:
                access_cost = gas_costs.COLD_ACCOUNT_ACCESS

            return base_cost + access_cost

        return wrapper

    @classmethod
    def _with_data_copy(
        cls,
        base_gas: int | Callable[[OpcodeBase], int],
        gas_costs: "GasCosts",
    ) -> Callable[[OpcodeBase], int]:
        """
        Wrap a gas cost calculator to include data copy cost.

        Args:
            base_gas: Either a constant gas cost (int) or a callable that
                      calculates it
            gas_costs: The gas costs dataclass for accessing
                       OPCODE_COPY_PER_WORD

        Returns:
            A callable that calculates base_gas + copy_cost

        """

        def wrapper(opcode: OpcodeBase) -> int:
            # Calculate base gas cost
            if callable(base_gas):
                base_cost = base_gas(opcode)
            else:
                base_cost = base_gas

            # Add copy cost based on data size
            data_size = opcode.metadata["data_size"]
            word_count = (data_size + 31) // 32
            copy_cost = gas_costs.OPCODE_COPY_PER_WORD * word_count

            return base_cost + copy_cost

        return wrapper

    @classmethod
    def minimum_block_gas_limit(cls) -> int:
        """
        Return the minimum gas limit for the block to be considered valid.
        """
        minimum_block_gas_limit = 5_000
        bal_minimum_block_gas_limit = 0
        if cls.header_bal_hash_required():
            # The block gas limit is influenced by the minimum amount of
            # block level access elements the system contracts contain.
            bal_minimum_block_gas_limit = (
                cls.empty_block_bal_item_count()
                * cls.gas_costs().BLOCK_ACCESS_LIST_ITEM
            )
        return max(minimum_block_gas_limit, bal_minimum_block_gas_limit)

    @classmethod
    def opcode_gas_map(
        cls,
    ) -> Dict[OpcodeBase, int | Callable[[OpcodeBase], int]]:
        """
        Return a mapping of opcodes to their gas costs.
        """
        gas_costs = cls.gas_costs()
        memory_expansion_calculator = cls.memory_expansion_gas_calculator()

        return {
            Opcodes.STOP: 0,
            Opcodes.ADD: gas_costs.OPCODE_ADD,
            Opcodes.MUL: gas_costs.OPCODE_MUL,
            Opcodes.SUB: gas_costs.OPCODE_SUB,
            Opcodes.DIV: gas_costs.OPCODE_DIV,
            Opcodes.SDIV: gas_costs.OPCODE_SDIV,
            Opcodes.MOD: gas_costs.OPCODE_MOD,
            Opcodes.SMOD: gas_costs.OPCODE_SMOD,
            Opcodes.ADDMOD: gas_costs.OPCODE_ADDMOD,
            Opcodes.MULMOD: gas_costs.OPCODE_MULMOD,
            Opcodes.EXP: lambda op: (
                gas_costs.OPCODE_EXP_BASE
                + gas_costs.OPCODE_EXP_PER_BYTE
                * ((op.metadata["exponent"].bit_length() + 7) // 8)
            ),
            Opcodes.SIGNEXTEND: gas_costs.OPCODE_SIGNEXTEND,
            Opcodes.LT: gas_costs.OPCODE_LT,
            Opcodes.GT: gas_costs.OPCODE_GT,
            Opcodes.SLT: gas_costs.OPCODE_SLT,
            Opcodes.SGT: gas_costs.OPCODE_SGT,
            Opcodes.EQ: gas_costs.OPCODE_EQ,
            Opcodes.ISZERO: gas_costs.OPCODE_ISZERO,
            Opcodes.AND: gas_costs.OPCODE_AND,
            Opcodes.OR: gas_costs.OPCODE_OR,
            Opcodes.XOR: gas_costs.OPCODE_XOR,
            Opcodes.NOT: gas_costs.OPCODE_NOT,
            Opcodes.BYTE: gas_costs.OPCODE_BYTE,
            Opcodes.SHA3: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                lambda op: (
                    gas_costs.OPCODE_KECCAK256_BASE
                    + gas_costs.OPCODE_KECCAK256_PER_WORD
                    * ((op.metadata["data_size"] + 31) // 32)
                ),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.ADDRESS: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.BALANCE: gas_costs.OPCODE_BALANCE,
            Opcodes.ORIGIN: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.CALLER: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.CALLVALUE: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.CALLDATALOAD: gas_costs.OPCODE_CALLDATALOAD,
            Opcodes.CALLDATASIZE: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.CALLDATACOPY: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                cls._with_data_copy(
                    gas_costs.OPCODE_CALLDATACOPY_BASE, gas_costs
                ),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.CODESIZE: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.CODECOPY: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                cls._with_data_copy(gas_costs.OPCODE_CODECOPY_BASE, gas_costs),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.GASPRICE: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.EXTCODESIZE: gas_costs.OPCODE_EXTERNAL_BASE,
            Opcodes.EXTCODECOPY: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                cls._with_data_copy(
                    gas_costs.OPCODE_EXTERNAL_BASE,
                    gas_costs,
                ),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.BLOCKHASH: gas_costs.OPCODE_BLOCKHASH,
            Opcodes.COINBASE: gas_costs.OPCODE_COINBASE,
            Opcodes.TIMESTAMP: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.NUMBER: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.PREVRANDAO: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.GASLIMIT: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.POP: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.MLOAD: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                gas_costs.OPCODE_MLOAD_BASE,
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.MSTORE: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                gas_costs.OPCODE_MSTORE_BASE,
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.MSTORE8: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                gas_costs.OPCODE_MSTORE8_BASE,
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.SLOAD: gas_costs.OPCODE_SLOAD,
            Opcodes.SSTORE: lambda op: cls._calculate_sstore_gas(
                op, gas_costs
            ),
            Opcodes.JUMP: gas_costs.OPCODE_JUMP,
            Opcodes.JUMPI: gas_costs.OPCODE_JUMPI,
            Opcodes.PC: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.MSIZE: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.GAS: gas_costs.BASE,
            Opcodes.JUMPDEST: gas_costs.OPCODE_JUMPDEST,
            **{
                getattr(Opcodes, f"PUSH{i}"): gas_costs.OPCODE_PUSH
                for i in range(1, 33)
            },
            **{
                getattr(Opcodes, f"DUP{i}"): gas_costs.OPCODE_DUP
                for i in range(1, 17)
            },
            **{
                getattr(Opcodes, f"SWAP{i}"): gas_costs.OPCODE_SWAP
                for i in range(1, 17)
            },
            Opcodes.LOG0: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                lambda op: (
                    gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_BASE
                    + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE
                    * op.metadata["data_size"]
                ),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.LOG1: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                lambda op: (
                    gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_BASE
                    + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE
                    * op.metadata["data_size"]
                    + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_TOPIC
                ),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.LOG2: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                lambda op: (
                    gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_BASE
                    + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE
                    * op.metadata["data_size"]
                    + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_TOPIC * 2
                ),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.LOG3: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                lambda op: (
                    gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_BASE
                    + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE
                    * op.metadata["data_size"]
                    + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_TOPIC * 3
                ),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.LOG4: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                lambda op: (
                    gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_BASE
                    + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE
                    * op.metadata["data_size"]
                    + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_TOPIC * 4
                ),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.CREATE: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                lambda op: cls._calculate_create_gas(op, gas_costs),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.CALL: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                lambda op: cls._calculate_call_gas(op, gas_costs),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.CALLCODE: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                lambda op: cls._calculate_call_gas(op, gas_costs),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.RETURN: cls._with_memory_expansion(
                lambda op: cls._calculate_return_gas(op, gas_costs),
                memory_expansion_calculator,
            ),
            Opcodes.INVALID: 0,
            Opcodes.SELFDESTRUCT: lambda op: cls._calculate_selfdestruct_gas(
                op, gas_costs
            ),
        }

    @classmethod
    def opcode_gas_calculator(cls) -> OpcodeGasCalculator:
        """
        Return callable that calculates the gas cost of a single opcode.
        """
        opcode_gas_map = cls.opcode_gas_map()

        def fn(opcode: OpcodeBase) -> int:
            if opcode not in opcode_gas_map:
                raise ValueError(
                    f"No gas cost defined for opcode: {opcode._name_}"
                )
            gas_cost_or_calculator = opcode_gas_map[opcode]

            if callable(gas_cost_or_calculator):
                return gas_cost_or_calculator(opcode)

            return gas_cost_or_calculator

        return fn

    @classmethod
    def opcode_state_map(
        cls,
    ) -> Dict[OpcodeBase, int | Callable[[OpcodeBase], int]]:
        """
        Return a mapping of opcodes to their state gas costs.
        """
        return {}

    @classmethod
    def opcode_state_calculator(cls) -> OpcodeGasCalculator:
        """
        Return callable that calculates the state gas of a single opcode.
        """

        def fn(opcode: OpcodeBase) -> int:
            del opcode
            return 0

        return fn

    @classmethod
    def opcode_refund_map(
        cls,
    ) -> Dict[OpcodeBase, int | Callable[[OpcodeBase], int]]:
        """
        Return a mapping of opcodes to their gas refunds.
        """
        gas_costs = cls.gas_costs()

        return {
            Opcodes.SSTORE: lambda op: cls._calculate_sstore_refund(
                op, gas_costs
            ),
            Opcodes.SELFDESTRUCT: lambda op: (
                gas_costs.REFUND_SELF_DESTRUCT
                if op.metadata["self_destructed_account"]
                else 0
            ),
        }

    @classmethod
    def opcode_refund_calculator(cls) -> OpcodeGasCalculator:
        """
        Return callable that calculates the gas refund of a single opcode.
        """
        opcode_refund_map = cls.opcode_refund_map()

        def fn(opcode: OpcodeBase) -> int:
            if opcode not in opcode_refund_map:
                return 0
            refund_or_calculator = opcode_refund_map[opcode]

            if callable(refund_or_calculator):
                return refund_or_calculator(opcode)

            return refund_or_calculator

        return fn

    @classmethod
    def opcode_state_refund_map(
        cls,
    ) -> Dict[OpcodeBase, int | Callable[[OpcodeBase], int]]:
        """
        Return a mapping of opcodes to their state refunds.
        """
        return {}

    @classmethod
    def opcode_state_refund_calculator(cls) -> OpcodeGasCalculator:
        """
        Return callable that calculates the state refund of a single opcode.
        """

        def fn(opcode: OpcodeBase) -> int:
            del opcode
            return 0

        return fn

    @classmethod
    def _calculate_sstore_refund(
        cls, opcode: OpcodeBase, gas_costs: GasCosts
    ) -> int:
        """Calculate SSTORE gas refund based on metadata."""
        metadata = opcode.metadata

        current_value = metadata["current_value"]
        if current_value is None:
            current_value = metadata["original_value"]
        new_value = metadata["new_value"]

        # Every clearing write is refunded, no net metering before
        # EIP-2200.
        if current_value != 0 and new_value == 0:
            return gas_costs.REFUND_STORAGE_CLEAR

        return 0

    @classmethod
    def _calculate_sstore_gas(
        cls, opcode: OpcodeBase, gas_costs: GasCosts
    ) -> int:
        """Calculate SSTORE gas cost based on metadata."""
        metadata = opcode.metadata

        current_value = metadata["current_value"]
        if current_value is None:
            current_value = metadata["original_value"]
        new_value = metadata["new_value"]

        # The charge depends on the current value only, no net metering
        # before EIP-2200.
        if current_value == 0 and new_value != 0:
            return gas_costs.STORAGE_SET

        return gas_costs.COLD_STORAGE_WRITE

    @classmethod
    def _call_access_cost(cls, opcode: OpcodeBase, gas_costs: GasCosts) -> int:
        """
        Return the CALL family account access cost.

        Flat before EIP-2929 introduces warm and cold pricing.
        """
        del opcode
        return gas_costs.OPCODE_CALL_BASE

    @classmethod
    def _selfdestruct_access_cost(
        cls, opcode: OpcodeBase, gas_costs: GasCosts
    ) -> int:
        """
        Return the SELFDESTRUCT beneficiary access cost.

        Zero before EIP-2929 introduces warm and cold pricing.
        """
        del opcode, gas_costs
        return 0

    @classmethod
    def _calculate_call_gas(
        cls, opcode: OpcodeBase, gas_costs: GasCosts
    ) -> int:
        """
        Calculate CALL/DELEGATECALL/STATICCALL gas cost based on metadata.
        """
        metadata = opcode.metadata

        base_cost = cls._call_access_cost(opcode, gas_costs)

        if metadata["inner_call_cost"]:
            base_cost += metadata["inner_call_cost"]

        # Value transfer and new account charges apply from Frontier.
        # They are independent until EIP-161 couples the new account
        # charge to a value transfer.
        if "value_transfer" in metadata and metadata["value_transfer"]:
            base_cost += gas_costs.CALL_VALUE
        if "account_new" in metadata and metadata["account_new"]:
            base_cost += gas_costs.NEW_ACCOUNT

        return base_cost

    @classmethod
    def _calculate_create_gas(
        cls, opcode: OpcodeBase, gas_costs: GasCosts
    ) -> int:
        """CREATE gas is constant at Frontier."""
        del opcode
        return gas_costs.OPCODE_CREATE_BASE

    @classmethod
    def _calculate_create2_gas(
        cls, opcode: OpcodeBase, gas_costs: GasCosts
    ) -> int:
        """
        Calculate CREATE2 gas cost including initcode cost.
        """
        raise NotImplementedError(
            f"CREATE2 opcode is not supported in {cls.name()}"
        )

    @classmethod
    def _calculate_return_gas(
        cls, opcode: OpcodeBase, gas_costs: GasCosts
    ) -> int:
        """Calculate RETURN gas cost based on metadata."""
        metadata = opcode.metadata

        # Code deposit cost when returning from initcode
        code_deposit_size = metadata["code_deposit_size"]
        return gas_costs.CODE_DEPOSIT_PER_BYTE * code_deposit_size

    @classmethod
    def _calculate_selfdestruct_gas(
        cls, opcode: OpcodeBase, gas_costs: GasCosts
    ) -> int:
        """Calculate SELFDESTRUCT gas cost based on metadata."""
        base_cost = gas_costs.OPCODE_SELFDESTRUCT_BASE

        base_cost += cls._selfdestruct_access_cost(opcode, gas_costs)

        return base_cost

    @classmethod
    def memory_expansion_gas_calculator(cls) -> MemoryExpansionGasCalculator:
        """
        Return callable that calculates the gas cost of memory expansion for
        the fork.
        """
        gas_costs = cls.gas_costs()

        def fn(*, new_bytes: int, previous_bytes: int = 0) -> int:
            if new_bytes <= previous_bytes:
                return 0
            new_words = ceiling_division(new_bytes, 32)
            previous_words = ceiling_division(previous_bytes, 32)

            def c(w: int) -> int:
                return (gas_costs.MEMORY_PER_WORD * w) + ((w * w) // 512)

            return c(new_words) - c(previous_words)

        return fn

    @classmethod
    def calldata_gas_calculator(cls) -> CalldataGasCalculator:
        """
        Return callable that calculates the transaction gas cost for its
        calldata depending on its contents.
        """
        gas_costs = cls.gas_costs()

        def fn(*, data: BytesConvertible, floor: bool = False) -> int:
            del floor

            raw = Bytes(data)
            num_zeros = raw.count(0)
            num_non_zeros = len(raw) - num_zeros
            return (
                num_zeros * gas_costs.TX_DATA_PER_ZERO
                + num_non_zeros * gas_costs.TX_DATA_PER_NON_ZERO
            )

        return fn

    @classmethod
    def base_fee_per_gas_calculator(cls) -> BaseFeePerGasCalculator:
        """
        Return a callable that calculates the base fee per gas at a given fork.
        """
        raise NotImplementedError(
            f"Base fee per gas calculator is not supported in {cls.name()}"
        )

    @classmethod
    def base_fee_change_calculator(cls) -> BaseFeeChangeCalculator:
        """
        Return a callable that calculates the gas that needs to be used to
        change the base fee.
        """
        raise NotImplementedError(
            f"Base fee change calculator is not supported in {cls.name()}"
        )

    @classmethod
    def cost_per_state_byte(cls) -> int:
        """
        Return the cost per state byte, 0 before state gas applies.
        """
        return 0

    @classmethod
    def base_fee_max_change_denominator(cls) -> int:
        """Return the base fee max change denominator at a given fork."""
        raise NotImplementedError(
            f"Base fee max change denominator is not supported in {cls.name()}"
        )

    @classmethod
    def base_fee_elasticity_multiplier(cls) -> int:
        """Return the base fee elasticity multiplier at a given fork."""
        raise NotImplementedError(
            f"Base fee elasticity multiplier is not supported in {cls.name()}"
        )

    @classmethod
    def transaction_data_floor_cost_calculator(
        cls,
    ) -> TransactionDataFloorCostCalculator:
        """At frontier, the transaction data floor cost is a constant zero."""

        def fn(
            *,
            data: BytesConvertible,
            access_list: List[AccessList] | None = None,
            contract_creation: bool = False,
            sends_value: bool = False,
            recipient_type: RecipientType = RecipientType.CONTRACT,
        ) -> int:
            del data, access_list
            del contract_creation, sends_value, recipient_type
            return 0

        return fn

    @classmethod
    def transaction_intrinsic_cost_calculator(
        cls,
    ) -> TransactionIntrinsicCostCalculator:
        """
        Return callable that calculates the intrinsic gas cost of a transaction
        for the fork.
        """
        gas_costs = cls.gas_costs()
        calldata_gas_calculator = cls.calldata_gas_calculator()

        def fn(
            *,
            calldata: BytesConvertible = b"",
            contract_creation: bool = False,
            access_list: List[AccessList] | None = None,
            authorization_list_or_count: Sized | int | None = None,
            return_cost_deducted_prior_execution: bool = False,
            sends_value: bool = False,
            recipient_type: RecipientType = RecipientType.CONTRACT,
        ) -> int:
            del return_cost_deducted_prior_execution
            del sends_value, recipient_type
            del contract_creation

            assert access_list is None, (
                f"Access list is not supported in {cls.name()}"
            )
            assert authorization_list_or_count is None, (
                f"Authorizations are not supported in {cls.name()}"
            )

            intrinsic_cost: int = gas_costs.TX_BASE

            return intrinsic_cost + calldata_gas_calculator(data=calldata)

        return fn

    @classmethod
    def blob_gas_price_calculator(cls) -> BlobGasPriceCalculator:
        """
        Return a callable that calculates the blob gas price at a given fork.
        """
        raise NotImplementedError(
            f"Blob gas price calculator is not supported in {cls.name()}"
        )

    @classmethod
    def excess_blob_gas_calculator(cls) -> ExcessBlobGasCalculator:
        """
        Return a callable that calculates the excess blob gas for a block at a
        given fork.
        """
        raise NotImplementedError(
            f"Excess blob gas calculator is not supported in {cls.name()}"
        )

    @classmethod
    def supports_blobs(cls) -> bool:
        """Blobs are not supported at Frontier."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def blob_reserve_price_active(cls) -> bool:
        """
        Return whether the fork uses a reserve price mechanism for blobs or
        not.
        """
        raise NotImplementedError(
            f"Blob reserve price is not supported in {cls.name()}"
        )

    @classmethod
    def full_blob_tx_wrapper_version(cls) -> int | None:
        """Return the version of the full blob transaction wrapper."""
        raise NotImplementedError(
            "Full blob transaction wrapper version is not supported in "
            f"{cls.name()}"
        )

    @classmethod
    def blob_schedule(cls) -> BlobSchedule | None:
        """At genesis, no blob schedule is used."""
        return None

    @classmethod
    def header_requests_required(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, header must not contain beacon chain requests."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def header_bal_hash_required(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, header must not contain block access list hash."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def empty_block_bal_item_count(cls) -> int:
        """Pre-Amsterdam forks have no block access list."""
        return 0

    @classmethod
    def header_beacon_root_required(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, header must not contain parent beacon block root."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def header_slot_number_required(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, header must not contain slot number (EIP-7843)."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def engine_new_payload_blob_hashes(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, payloads do not have blob hashes."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def engine_new_payload_beacon_root(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, payloads do not have a parent beacon block root."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def engine_new_payload_requests(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, payloads do not have requests."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def engine_execution_payload_block_access_list(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, payloads do not have block access list."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def engine_new_payload_target_blobs_per_block(cls) -> bool:
        """At genesis, payloads do not have target blobs per block."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def engine_payload_attribute_target_blobs_per_block(cls) -> bool:
        """
        At genesis, payload attributes do not include the target blobs per
        block.
        """
        return False

    @classmethod
    def engine_payload_attribute_max_blobs_per_block(cls) -> bool:
        """
        At genesis, payload attributes do not include the max blobs per block.
        """
        return False

    @classmethod
    def engine_payload_attribute_slot_number(cls) -> bool:
        """
        At genesis, payload attributes do not include the slot number.
        """
        return False

    @classmethod
    def engine_payload_attribute_target_gas_limit(cls) -> bool:
        """
        At genesis, payload attributes do not include the target gas limit.
        """
        return False

    @classmethod
    def get_reward(cls) -> int:
        """
        At Genesis the expected reward amount in wei is
        5_000_000_000_000_000_000.
        """
        return 5_000_000_000_000_000_000

    @classmethod
    def supports_protected_txs(cls) -> bool:
        """At Genesis, fork has no support for EIP-155 protected txs."""
        return False

    @classmethod
    def tx_types(cls) -> List[int]:
        """At Genesis, only legacy transactions are allowed."""
        return [0]

    @classmethod
    def contract_creating_tx_types(cls) -> List[int]:
        """At Genesis, only legacy transactions are allowed."""
        return [0]

    @classmethod
    def transaction_gas_limit_cap(cls) -> int | None:
        """At Genesis, no transaction gas limit cap is imposed."""
        return None

    @classmethod
    def state_gas_reservoir_enabled(cls) -> bool:
        """
        At Genesis, state gas reservoir is not enabled.
        """
        return False

    @classmethod
    def code_deposit_state_gas(cls, *, code_size: int) -> int:
        """Return the state gas for code deposit of the given size."""
        del code_size
        return 0

    @classmethod
    def create_state_gas(cls, *, code_size: int = 0) -> int:
        """Return total state gas for CREATE (new account + code deposit)."""
        del code_size
        return 0

    @classmethod
    def block_rlp_size_limit(cls) -> int | None:
        """At Genesis, no RLP block size limit is imposed."""
        return None

    @classmethod
    def precompiles(cls) -> List[Address]:
        """
        At Genesis, EC-recover, SHA256, RIPEMD160, and Identity precompiles
        are introduced.
        """
        return [
            Address(1, label="ECREC"),
            Address(2, label="SHA256"),
            Address(3, label="RIPEMD160"),
            Address(4, label="ID"),
        ]

    @classmethod
    def system_contracts(cls) -> List[Address]:
        """At Genesis, no system contracts are present."""
        return []

    @classmethod
    def system_contract_request_types(
        cls,
    ) -> List[Type[SystemContractRequest]]:
        """At Genesis, no system contract triggers execution requests."""
        return []

    @classmethod
    def system_contract_call_phases(cls) -> Mapping[Address, SystemCallPhase]:
        """At Genesis, no system contract is called."""
        return {}

    @classmethod
    def deterministic_factory_predeploy_address(cls) -> Address | None:
        """At Genesis, no deterministic factory predeploy is present."""
        return None

    @classmethod
    def max_code_size(cls) -> int:
        """
        At genesis, there is no upper bound for code size (bounded by block gas
        limit).

        However, the default is set to the limit of EIP-170 (Spurious Dragon)
        """
        return 0x6000

    @classmethod
    def max_stack_height(cls) -> int:
        """At genesis, the maximum stack height is 1024."""
        return 1024

    @classmethod
    def max_initcode_size(cls) -> int:
        """
        At genesis, there is no upper bound for initcode size.

        However, the default is set to the limit of EIP-3860 (Shanghai).
        """
        return 0xC000

    @classmethod
    def call_opcodes(cls) -> List[Opcodes]:
        """Return list of call opcodes supported by the fork."""
        return [Opcodes.CALL, Opcodes.CALLCODE]

    @classmethod
    def valid_opcodes(cls) -> List[Opcodes]:
        """Return list of Opcodes that are valid to work on this fork."""
        return [
            Opcodes.STOP,
            Opcodes.ADD,
            Opcodes.MUL,
            Opcodes.SUB,
            Opcodes.DIV,
            Opcodes.SDIV,
            Opcodes.MOD,
            Opcodes.SMOD,
            Opcodes.ADDMOD,
            Opcodes.MULMOD,
            Opcodes.EXP,
            Opcodes.SIGNEXTEND,
            Opcodes.LT,
            Opcodes.GT,
            Opcodes.SLT,
            Opcodes.SGT,
            Opcodes.EQ,
            Opcodes.ISZERO,
            Opcodes.AND,
            Opcodes.OR,
            Opcodes.XOR,
            Opcodes.NOT,
            Opcodes.BYTE,
            Opcodes.SHA3,
            Opcodes.ADDRESS,
            Opcodes.BALANCE,
            Opcodes.ORIGIN,
            Opcodes.CALLER,
            Opcodes.CALLVALUE,
            Opcodes.CALLDATALOAD,
            Opcodes.CALLDATASIZE,
            Opcodes.CALLDATACOPY,
            Opcodes.CODESIZE,
            Opcodes.CODECOPY,
            Opcodes.GASPRICE,
            Opcodes.EXTCODESIZE,
            Opcodes.EXTCODECOPY,
            Opcodes.BLOCKHASH,
            Opcodes.COINBASE,
            Opcodes.TIMESTAMP,
            Opcodes.NUMBER,
            Opcodes.PREVRANDAO,
            Opcodes.GASLIMIT,
            Opcodes.POP,
            Opcodes.MLOAD,
            Opcodes.MSTORE,
            Opcodes.MSTORE8,
            Opcodes.SLOAD,
            Opcodes.SSTORE,
            Opcodes.PC,
            Opcodes.MSIZE,
            Opcodes.GAS,
            Opcodes.JUMP,
            Opcodes.JUMPI,
            Opcodes.JUMPDEST,
            Opcodes.PUSH1,
            Opcodes.PUSH2,
            Opcodes.PUSH3,
            Opcodes.PUSH4,
            Opcodes.PUSH5,
            Opcodes.PUSH6,
            Opcodes.PUSH7,
            Opcodes.PUSH8,
            Opcodes.PUSH9,
            Opcodes.PUSH10,
            Opcodes.PUSH11,
            Opcodes.PUSH12,
            Opcodes.PUSH13,
            Opcodes.PUSH14,
            Opcodes.PUSH15,
            Opcodes.PUSH16,
            Opcodes.PUSH17,
            Opcodes.PUSH18,
            Opcodes.PUSH19,
            Opcodes.PUSH20,
            Opcodes.PUSH21,
            Opcodes.PUSH22,
            Opcodes.PUSH23,
            Opcodes.PUSH24,
            Opcodes.PUSH25,
            Opcodes.PUSH26,
            Opcodes.PUSH27,
            Opcodes.PUSH28,
            Opcodes.PUSH29,
            Opcodes.PUSH30,
            Opcodes.PUSH31,
            Opcodes.PUSH32,
            Opcodes.DUP1,
            Opcodes.DUP2,
            Opcodes.DUP3,
            Opcodes.DUP4,
            Opcodes.DUP5,
            Opcodes.DUP6,
            Opcodes.DUP7,
            Opcodes.DUP8,
            Opcodes.DUP9,
            Opcodes.DUP10,
            Opcodes.DUP11,
            Opcodes.DUP12,
            Opcodes.DUP13,
            Opcodes.DUP14,
            Opcodes.DUP15,
            Opcodes.DUP16,
            Opcodes.SWAP1,
            Opcodes.SWAP2,
            Opcodes.SWAP3,
            Opcodes.SWAP4,
            Opcodes.SWAP5,
            Opcodes.SWAP6,
            Opcodes.SWAP7,
            Opcodes.SWAP8,
            Opcodes.SWAP9,
            Opcodes.SWAP10,
            Opcodes.SWAP11,
            Opcodes.SWAP12,
            Opcodes.SWAP13,
            Opcodes.SWAP14,
            Opcodes.SWAP15,
            Opcodes.SWAP16,
            Opcodes.LOG0,
            Opcodes.LOG1,
            Opcodes.LOG2,
            Opcodes.LOG3,
            Opcodes.LOG4,
            Opcodes.CREATE,
            Opcodes.CALL,
            Opcodes.CALLCODE,
            Opcodes.RETURN,
            Opcodes.SELFDESTRUCT,
        ]

    @classmethod
    def create_opcodes(cls) -> List[Opcodes]:
        """At Genesis, only `CREATE` opcode is supported."""
        return [Opcodes.CREATE]

    @classmethod
    def max_refund_quotient(cls) -> int:
        """Return the max refund quotient at Genesis."""
        return 2

    @classmethod
    def max_request_type(cls) -> int:
        """At genesis, no request type is supported, signaled by -1."""
        return -1

    @classmethod
    def refund_types(cls) -> List[RefundTypes]:
        """
        At genesis, storage clearing refund is introduced.
        """
        return [RefundTypes.STORAGE_CLEAR]

    @classmethod
    def pre_allocation(cls) -> Mapping:
        """
        Return whether the fork expects pre-allocation of accounts.

        Frontier does not require pre-allocated accounts
        """
        return {}

    @classmethod
    def pre_allocation_blockchain(cls) -> Mapping:
        """
        Return whether the fork expects pre-allocation of accounts.

        Frontier does not require pre-allocated accounts
        """
        return {}

    @classmethod
    def build_default_block_header(
        cls, *, block_number: int = 0, timestamp: int = 0
    ) -> FixtureHeader:
        """
        Build a default block header for this fork with the given attributes.

        This method automatically detects which header fields are required by
        the fork and assigns appropriate default values. It introspects the
        FixtureHeader model to find fields with HeaderForkRequirement
        annotations and automatically includes them if the fork requires them.

        Args:
            block_number: The block number
            timestamp: The block timestamp

        Returns:
            FixtureHeader instance with default values applied based on fork
            requirements.

        Raises:
            TypeError: If the overrides don't have the correct type.

        """
        from execution_testing.fixtures.blockchain import FixtureHeader

        defaults = {
            "number": ZeroPaddedHexNumber(block_number),
            "timestamp": ZeroPaddedHexNumber(timestamp),
            "fork": cls,
        }

        # Iterate through FixtureHeader fields to populate defaults
        for field_name, field_info in FixtureHeader.model_fields.items():
            if field_name in defaults:
                continue

            # Get default value, checking fork requirements and model defaults
            default_value = FixtureHeader.get_default_from_annotation(
                fork=cls,
                field_name=field_name,
                field_hint=field_info.annotation,
            )
            if default_value is not None:
                defaults[field_name] = default_value

        return FixtureHeader(**defaults)

transition_tool_name() classmethod

Return fork name as it's meant to be passed to the transition tool for execution.

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@classmethod
def transition_tool_name(cls) -> str:
    """
    Return fork name as it's meant to be passed to the transition tool for
    execution.
    """
    if cls._transition_tool_name is not None:
        return cls._transition_tool_name
    return cls.name()

header_base_fee_required() classmethod

At genesis, header must not contain base fee.

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@classmethod
def header_base_fee_required(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, header must not contain base fee."""
    return False

header_prev_randao_required() classmethod

At genesis, header must not contain Prev Randao value.

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@classmethod
def header_prev_randao_required(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, header must not contain Prev Randao value."""
    return False

header_zero_difficulty_required() classmethod

At genesis, header must not have difficulty zero.

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@classmethod
def header_zero_difficulty_required(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, header must not have difficulty zero."""
    return False

header_withdrawals_required() classmethod

At genesis, header must not contain withdrawals.

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@classmethod
def header_withdrawals_required(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, header must not contain withdrawals."""
    return False

header_excess_blob_gas_required() classmethod

At genesis, header must not contain excess blob gas.

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@classmethod
def header_excess_blob_gas_required(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, header must not contain excess blob gas."""
    return False

header_blob_gas_used_required() classmethod

At genesis, header must not contain blob gas used.

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@classmethod
def header_blob_gas_used_required(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, header must not contain blob gas used."""
    return False

gas_costs() classmethod

Return dataclass with the defined gas costs constants for genesis.

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@classmethod
def gas_costs(cls) -> GasCosts:
    """
    Return dataclass with the defined gas costs constants for genesis.
    """
    return GasCosts(
        # Tiers
        BASE=BASE,
        VERY_LOW=VERY_LOW,
        LOW=LOW,
        MID=MID,
        HIGH=HIGH,
        # Access
        WARM_ACCESS=100,
        COLD_ACCOUNT_ACCESS=2_600,
        WARM_SLOAD=100,
        COLD_STORAGE_ACCESS=2_100,
        OPCODE_BALANCE=20,
        OPCODE_EXTERNAL_BASE=20,
        OPCODE_CALL_BASE=40,
        OPCODE_SLOAD=50,
        # Storage
        STORAGE_SET=20_000,
        COLD_STORAGE_WRITE=5_000,
        STORAGE_RESET=2_900,
        # Call
        CALL_VALUE=9_000,
        CALL_STIPEND=2_300,
        NEW_ACCOUNT=25_000,
        # Contract Creation
        CODE_DEPOSIT_PER_BYTE=200,
        # Authorization
        AUTH_PER_EMPTY_ACCOUNT=0,
        # Utility
        MEMORY_PER_WORD=3,
        # Transactions
        TX_BASE=21_000,
        TX_ACCESS_LIST_ADDRESS=2_400,
        TX_ACCESS_LIST_STORAGE_KEY=1_900,
        TX_DATA_PER_ZERO=4,
        TX_DATA_PER_NON_ZERO=68,
        TX_CREATE=32_000,
        # Refunds
        REFUND_STORAGE_CLEAR=15_000,
        REFUND_SELF_DESTRUCT=24_000,
        REFUND_AUTH_PER_EXISTING_ACCOUNT=0,
        # Precompiles
        PRECOMPILE_ECRECOVER=3_000,
        PRECOMPILE_SHA256_BASE=60,
        PRECOMPILE_SHA256_PER_WORD=12,
        PRECOMPILE_RIPEMD160_BASE=600,
        PRECOMPILE_RIPEMD160_PER_WORD=120,
        PRECOMPILE_IDENTITY_BASE=15,
        PRECOMPILE_IDENTITY_PER_WORD=3,
        # Static Opcodes
        OPCODE_ADD=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_SUB=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_MUL=LOW,
        OPCODE_DIV=LOW,
        OPCODE_SDIV=LOW,
        OPCODE_MOD=LOW,
        OPCODE_SMOD=LOW,
        OPCODE_ADDMOD=MID,
        OPCODE_MULMOD=MID,
        OPCODE_SIGNEXTEND=LOW,
        OPCODE_LT=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_GT=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_SLT=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_SGT=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_EQ=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_ISZERO=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_AND=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_OR=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_XOR=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_NOT=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_BYTE=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_JUMP=MID,
        OPCODE_JUMPI=HIGH,
        OPCODE_JUMPDEST=1,
        OPCODE_CALLDATALOAD=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_BLOCKHASH=20,
        OPCODE_COINBASE=BASE,
        OPCODE_PUSH=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_DUP=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_SWAP=VERY_LOW,
        # Dynamic Opcode Components
        OPCODE_CALLDATACOPY_BASE=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_CODECOPY_BASE=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_MLOAD_BASE=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_MSTORE_BASE=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_MSTORE8_BASE=VERY_LOW,
        OPCODE_SELFDESTRUCT_BASE=0,
        OPCODE_COPY_PER_WORD=3,
        OPCODE_CREATE_BASE=32_000,
        OPCODE_EXP_BASE=10,
        OPCODE_EXP_PER_BYTE=10,
        OPCODE_LOG_BASE=375,
        OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE=8,
        OPCODE_LOG_TOPIC=375,
        OPCODE_KECCAK256_BASE=30,
        OPCODE_KECCAK256_PER_WORD=6,
        # Zero-initialized: introduced in later forks, set via
        # replace() in the fork that activates them.
        CODE_INIT_PER_WORD=0,
        TX_DATA_TOKEN_STANDARD=0,
        TX_DATA_TOKEN_FLOOR=0,
        PRECOMPILE_ECADD=0,
        PRECOMPILE_ECMUL=0,
        PRECOMPILE_ECPAIRING_BASE=0,
        PRECOMPILE_ECPAIRING_PER_POINT=0,
        PRECOMPILE_BLAKE2F_BASE=0,
        PRECOMPILE_BLAKE2F_PER_ROUND=0,
        PRECOMPILE_POINT_EVALUATION=0,
        PRECOMPILE_BLS_G1ADD=0,
        PRECOMPILE_BLS_G1MUL=0,
        PRECOMPILE_BLS_G1MAP=0,
        PRECOMPILE_BLS_G2ADD=0,
        PRECOMPILE_BLS_G2MUL=0,
        PRECOMPILE_BLS_G2MAP=0,
        PRECOMPILE_BLS_PAIRING_BASE=0,
        PRECOMPILE_BLS_PAIRING_PER_PAIR=0,
        PRECOMPILE_P256VERIFY=0,
        BLOCK_ACCESS_LIST_ITEM=0,
    )

minimum_block_gas_limit() classmethod

Return the minimum gas limit for the block to be considered valid.

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@classmethod
def minimum_block_gas_limit(cls) -> int:
    """
    Return the minimum gas limit for the block to be considered valid.
    """
    minimum_block_gas_limit = 5_000
    bal_minimum_block_gas_limit = 0
    if cls.header_bal_hash_required():
        # The block gas limit is influenced by the minimum amount of
        # block level access elements the system contracts contain.
        bal_minimum_block_gas_limit = (
            cls.empty_block_bal_item_count()
            * cls.gas_costs().BLOCK_ACCESS_LIST_ITEM
        )
    return max(minimum_block_gas_limit, bal_minimum_block_gas_limit)

opcode_gas_map() classmethod

Return a mapping of opcodes to their gas costs.

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@classmethod
def opcode_gas_map(
    cls,
) -> Dict[OpcodeBase, int | Callable[[OpcodeBase], int]]:
    """
    Return a mapping of opcodes to their gas costs.
    """
    gas_costs = cls.gas_costs()
    memory_expansion_calculator = cls.memory_expansion_gas_calculator()

    return {
        Opcodes.STOP: 0,
        Opcodes.ADD: gas_costs.OPCODE_ADD,
        Opcodes.MUL: gas_costs.OPCODE_MUL,
        Opcodes.SUB: gas_costs.OPCODE_SUB,
        Opcodes.DIV: gas_costs.OPCODE_DIV,
        Opcodes.SDIV: gas_costs.OPCODE_SDIV,
        Opcodes.MOD: gas_costs.OPCODE_MOD,
        Opcodes.SMOD: gas_costs.OPCODE_SMOD,
        Opcodes.ADDMOD: gas_costs.OPCODE_ADDMOD,
        Opcodes.MULMOD: gas_costs.OPCODE_MULMOD,
        Opcodes.EXP: lambda op: (
            gas_costs.OPCODE_EXP_BASE
            + gas_costs.OPCODE_EXP_PER_BYTE
            * ((op.metadata["exponent"].bit_length() + 7) // 8)
        ),
        Opcodes.SIGNEXTEND: gas_costs.OPCODE_SIGNEXTEND,
        Opcodes.LT: gas_costs.OPCODE_LT,
        Opcodes.GT: gas_costs.OPCODE_GT,
        Opcodes.SLT: gas_costs.OPCODE_SLT,
        Opcodes.SGT: gas_costs.OPCODE_SGT,
        Opcodes.EQ: gas_costs.OPCODE_EQ,
        Opcodes.ISZERO: gas_costs.OPCODE_ISZERO,
        Opcodes.AND: gas_costs.OPCODE_AND,
        Opcodes.OR: gas_costs.OPCODE_OR,
        Opcodes.XOR: gas_costs.OPCODE_XOR,
        Opcodes.NOT: gas_costs.OPCODE_NOT,
        Opcodes.BYTE: gas_costs.OPCODE_BYTE,
        Opcodes.SHA3: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            lambda op: (
                gas_costs.OPCODE_KECCAK256_BASE
                + gas_costs.OPCODE_KECCAK256_PER_WORD
                * ((op.metadata["data_size"] + 31) // 32)
            ),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.ADDRESS: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.BALANCE: gas_costs.OPCODE_BALANCE,
        Opcodes.ORIGIN: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.CALLER: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.CALLVALUE: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.CALLDATALOAD: gas_costs.OPCODE_CALLDATALOAD,
        Opcodes.CALLDATASIZE: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.CALLDATACOPY: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            cls._with_data_copy(
                gas_costs.OPCODE_CALLDATACOPY_BASE, gas_costs
            ),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.CODESIZE: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.CODECOPY: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            cls._with_data_copy(gas_costs.OPCODE_CODECOPY_BASE, gas_costs),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.GASPRICE: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.EXTCODESIZE: gas_costs.OPCODE_EXTERNAL_BASE,
        Opcodes.EXTCODECOPY: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            cls._with_data_copy(
                gas_costs.OPCODE_EXTERNAL_BASE,
                gas_costs,
            ),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.BLOCKHASH: gas_costs.OPCODE_BLOCKHASH,
        Opcodes.COINBASE: gas_costs.OPCODE_COINBASE,
        Opcodes.TIMESTAMP: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.NUMBER: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.PREVRANDAO: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.GASLIMIT: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.POP: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.MLOAD: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            gas_costs.OPCODE_MLOAD_BASE,
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.MSTORE: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            gas_costs.OPCODE_MSTORE_BASE,
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.MSTORE8: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            gas_costs.OPCODE_MSTORE8_BASE,
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.SLOAD: gas_costs.OPCODE_SLOAD,
        Opcodes.SSTORE: lambda op: cls._calculate_sstore_gas(
            op, gas_costs
        ),
        Opcodes.JUMP: gas_costs.OPCODE_JUMP,
        Opcodes.JUMPI: gas_costs.OPCODE_JUMPI,
        Opcodes.PC: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.MSIZE: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.GAS: gas_costs.BASE,
        Opcodes.JUMPDEST: gas_costs.OPCODE_JUMPDEST,
        **{
            getattr(Opcodes, f"PUSH{i}"): gas_costs.OPCODE_PUSH
            for i in range(1, 33)
        },
        **{
            getattr(Opcodes, f"DUP{i}"): gas_costs.OPCODE_DUP
            for i in range(1, 17)
        },
        **{
            getattr(Opcodes, f"SWAP{i}"): gas_costs.OPCODE_SWAP
            for i in range(1, 17)
        },
        Opcodes.LOG0: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            lambda op: (
                gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_BASE
                + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE
                * op.metadata["data_size"]
            ),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.LOG1: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            lambda op: (
                gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_BASE
                + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE
                * op.metadata["data_size"]
                + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_TOPIC
            ),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.LOG2: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            lambda op: (
                gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_BASE
                + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE
                * op.metadata["data_size"]
                + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_TOPIC * 2
            ),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.LOG3: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            lambda op: (
                gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_BASE
                + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE
                * op.metadata["data_size"]
                + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_TOPIC * 3
            ),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.LOG4: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            lambda op: (
                gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_BASE
                + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE
                * op.metadata["data_size"]
                + gas_costs.OPCODE_LOG_TOPIC * 4
            ),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.CREATE: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            lambda op: cls._calculate_create_gas(op, gas_costs),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.CALL: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            lambda op: cls._calculate_call_gas(op, gas_costs),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.CALLCODE: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            lambda op: cls._calculate_call_gas(op, gas_costs),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.RETURN: cls._with_memory_expansion(
            lambda op: cls._calculate_return_gas(op, gas_costs),
            memory_expansion_calculator,
        ),
        Opcodes.INVALID: 0,
        Opcodes.SELFDESTRUCT: lambda op: cls._calculate_selfdestruct_gas(
            op, gas_costs
        ),
    }

opcode_gas_calculator() classmethod

Return callable that calculates the gas cost of a single opcode.

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def opcode_gas_calculator(cls) -> OpcodeGasCalculator:
    """
    Return callable that calculates the gas cost of a single opcode.
    """
    opcode_gas_map = cls.opcode_gas_map()

    def fn(opcode: OpcodeBase) -> int:
        if opcode not in opcode_gas_map:
            raise ValueError(
                f"No gas cost defined for opcode: {opcode._name_}"
            )
        gas_cost_or_calculator = opcode_gas_map[opcode]

        if callable(gas_cost_or_calculator):
            return gas_cost_or_calculator(opcode)

        return gas_cost_or_calculator

    return fn

opcode_state_map() classmethod

Return a mapping of opcodes to their state gas costs.

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def opcode_state_map(
    cls,
) -> Dict[OpcodeBase, int | Callable[[OpcodeBase], int]]:
    """
    Return a mapping of opcodes to their state gas costs.
    """
    return {}

opcode_state_calculator() classmethod

Return callable that calculates the state gas of a single opcode.

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def opcode_state_calculator(cls) -> OpcodeGasCalculator:
    """
    Return callable that calculates the state gas of a single opcode.
    """

    def fn(opcode: OpcodeBase) -> int:
        del opcode
        return 0

    return fn

opcode_refund_map() classmethod

Return a mapping of opcodes to their gas refunds.

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def opcode_refund_map(
    cls,
) -> Dict[OpcodeBase, int | Callable[[OpcodeBase], int]]:
    """
    Return a mapping of opcodes to their gas refunds.
    """
    gas_costs = cls.gas_costs()

    return {
        Opcodes.SSTORE: lambda op: cls._calculate_sstore_refund(
            op, gas_costs
        ),
        Opcodes.SELFDESTRUCT: lambda op: (
            gas_costs.REFUND_SELF_DESTRUCT
            if op.metadata["self_destructed_account"]
            else 0
        ),
    }

opcode_refund_calculator() classmethod

Return callable that calculates the gas refund of a single opcode.

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def opcode_refund_calculator(cls) -> OpcodeGasCalculator:
    """
    Return callable that calculates the gas refund of a single opcode.
    """
    opcode_refund_map = cls.opcode_refund_map()

    def fn(opcode: OpcodeBase) -> int:
        if opcode not in opcode_refund_map:
            return 0
        refund_or_calculator = opcode_refund_map[opcode]

        if callable(refund_or_calculator):
            return refund_or_calculator(opcode)

        return refund_or_calculator

    return fn

opcode_state_refund_map() classmethod

Return a mapping of opcodes to their state refunds.

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def opcode_state_refund_map(
    cls,
) -> Dict[OpcodeBase, int | Callable[[OpcodeBase], int]]:
    """
    Return a mapping of opcodes to their state refunds.
    """
    return {}

opcode_state_refund_calculator() classmethod

Return callable that calculates the state refund of a single opcode.

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def opcode_state_refund_calculator(cls) -> OpcodeGasCalculator:
    """
    Return callable that calculates the state refund of a single opcode.
    """

    def fn(opcode: OpcodeBase) -> int:
        del opcode
        return 0

    return fn

memory_expansion_gas_calculator() classmethod

Return callable that calculates the gas cost of memory expansion for the fork.

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def memory_expansion_gas_calculator(cls) -> MemoryExpansionGasCalculator:
    """
    Return callable that calculates the gas cost of memory expansion for
    the fork.
    """
    gas_costs = cls.gas_costs()

    def fn(*, new_bytes: int, previous_bytes: int = 0) -> int:
        if new_bytes <= previous_bytes:
            return 0
        new_words = ceiling_division(new_bytes, 32)
        previous_words = ceiling_division(previous_bytes, 32)

        def c(w: int) -> int:
            return (gas_costs.MEMORY_PER_WORD * w) + ((w * w) // 512)

        return c(new_words) - c(previous_words)

    return fn

calldata_gas_calculator() classmethod

Return callable that calculates the transaction gas cost for its calldata depending on its contents.

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def calldata_gas_calculator(cls) -> CalldataGasCalculator:
    """
    Return callable that calculates the transaction gas cost for its
    calldata depending on its contents.
    """
    gas_costs = cls.gas_costs()

    def fn(*, data: BytesConvertible, floor: bool = False) -> int:
        del floor

        raw = Bytes(data)
        num_zeros = raw.count(0)
        num_non_zeros = len(raw) - num_zeros
        return (
            num_zeros * gas_costs.TX_DATA_PER_ZERO
            + num_non_zeros * gas_costs.TX_DATA_PER_NON_ZERO
        )

    return fn

base_fee_per_gas_calculator() classmethod

Return a callable that calculates the base fee per gas at a given fork.

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@classmethod
def base_fee_per_gas_calculator(cls) -> BaseFeePerGasCalculator:
    """
    Return a callable that calculates the base fee per gas at a given fork.
    """
    raise NotImplementedError(
        f"Base fee per gas calculator is not supported in {cls.name()}"
    )

base_fee_change_calculator() classmethod

Return a callable that calculates the gas that needs to be used to change the base fee.

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def base_fee_change_calculator(cls) -> BaseFeeChangeCalculator:
    """
    Return a callable that calculates the gas that needs to be used to
    change the base fee.
    """
    raise NotImplementedError(
        f"Base fee change calculator is not supported in {cls.name()}"
    )

cost_per_state_byte() classmethod

Return the cost per state byte, 0 before state gas applies.

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def cost_per_state_byte(cls) -> int:
    """
    Return the cost per state byte, 0 before state gas applies.
    """
    return 0

base_fee_max_change_denominator() classmethod

Return the base fee max change denominator at a given fork.

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def base_fee_max_change_denominator(cls) -> int:
    """Return the base fee max change denominator at a given fork."""
    raise NotImplementedError(
        f"Base fee max change denominator is not supported in {cls.name()}"
    )

base_fee_elasticity_multiplier() classmethod

Return the base fee elasticity multiplier at a given fork.

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def base_fee_elasticity_multiplier(cls) -> int:
    """Return the base fee elasticity multiplier at a given fork."""
    raise NotImplementedError(
        f"Base fee elasticity multiplier is not supported in {cls.name()}"
    )

transaction_data_floor_cost_calculator() classmethod

At frontier, the transaction data floor cost is a constant zero.

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def transaction_data_floor_cost_calculator(
    cls,
) -> TransactionDataFloorCostCalculator:
    """At frontier, the transaction data floor cost is a constant zero."""

    def fn(
        *,
        data: BytesConvertible,
        access_list: List[AccessList] | None = None,
        contract_creation: bool = False,
        sends_value: bool = False,
        recipient_type: RecipientType = RecipientType.CONTRACT,
    ) -> int:
        del data, access_list
        del contract_creation, sends_value, recipient_type
        return 0

    return fn

transaction_intrinsic_cost_calculator() classmethod

Return callable that calculates the intrinsic gas cost of a transaction for the fork.

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def transaction_intrinsic_cost_calculator(
    cls,
) -> TransactionIntrinsicCostCalculator:
    """
    Return callable that calculates the intrinsic gas cost of a transaction
    for the fork.
    """
    gas_costs = cls.gas_costs()
    calldata_gas_calculator = cls.calldata_gas_calculator()

    def fn(
        *,
        calldata: BytesConvertible = b"",
        contract_creation: bool = False,
        access_list: List[AccessList] | None = None,
        authorization_list_or_count: Sized | int | None = None,
        return_cost_deducted_prior_execution: bool = False,
        sends_value: bool = False,
        recipient_type: RecipientType = RecipientType.CONTRACT,
    ) -> int:
        del return_cost_deducted_prior_execution
        del sends_value, recipient_type
        del contract_creation

        assert access_list is None, (
            f"Access list is not supported in {cls.name()}"
        )
        assert authorization_list_or_count is None, (
            f"Authorizations are not supported in {cls.name()}"
        )

        intrinsic_cost: int = gas_costs.TX_BASE

        return intrinsic_cost + calldata_gas_calculator(data=calldata)

    return fn

blob_gas_price_calculator() classmethod

Return a callable that calculates the blob gas price at a given fork.

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def blob_gas_price_calculator(cls) -> BlobGasPriceCalculator:
    """
    Return a callable that calculates the blob gas price at a given fork.
    """
    raise NotImplementedError(
        f"Blob gas price calculator is not supported in {cls.name()}"
    )

excess_blob_gas_calculator() classmethod

Return a callable that calculates the excess blob gas for a block at a given fork.

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def excess_blob_gas_calculator(cls) -> ExcessBlobGasCalculator:
    """
    Return a callable that calculates the excess blob gas for a block at a
    given fork.
    """
    raise NotImplementedError(
        f"Excess blob gas calculator is not supported in {cls.name()}"
    )

supports_blobs() classmethod

Blobs are not supported at Frontier.

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def supports_blobs(cls) -> bool:
    """Blobs are not supported at Frontier."""
    return False

blob_reserve_price_active() classmethod

Return whether the fork uses a reserve price mechanism for blobs or not.

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def blob_reserve_price_active(cls) -> bool:
    """
    Return whether the fork uses a reserve price mechanism for blobs or
    not.
    """
    raise NotImplementedError(
        f"Blob reserve price is not supported in {cls.name()}"
    )

full_blob_tx_wrapper_version() classmethod

Return the version of the full blob transaction wrapper.

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def full_blob_tx_wrapper_version(cls) -> int | None:
    """Return the version of the full blob transaction wrapper."""
    raise NotImplementedError(
        "Full blob transaction wrapper version is not supported in "
        f"{cls.name()}"
    )

blob_schedule() classmethod

At genesis, no blob schedule is used.

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def blob_schedule(cls) -> BlobSchedule | None:
    """At genesis, no blob schedule is used."""
    return None

header_requests_required() classmethod

At genesis, header must not contain beacon chain requests.

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def header_requests_required(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, header must not contain beacon chain requests."""
    return False

header_bal_hash_required() classmethod

At genesis, header must not contain block access list hash.

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def header_bal_hash_required(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, header must not contain block access list hash."""
    return False

empty_block_bal_item_count() classmethod

Pre-Amsterdam forks have no block access list.

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def empty_block_bal_item_count(cls) -> int:
    """Pre-Amsterdam forks have no block access list."""
    return 0

header_beacon_root_required() classmethod

At genesis, header must not contain parent beacon block root.

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def header_beacon_root_required(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, header must not contain parent beacon block root."""
    return False

header_slot_number_required() classmethod

At genesis, header must not contain slot number (EIP-7843).

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def header_slot_number_required(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, header must not contain slot number (EIP-7843)."""
    return False

engine_new_payload_blob_hashes() classmethod

At genesis, payloads do not have blob hashes.

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def engine_new_payload_blob_hashes(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, payloads do not have blob hashes."""
    return False

engine_new_payload_beacon_root() classmethod

At genesis, payloads do not have a parent beacon block root.

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def engine_new_payload_beacon_root(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, payloads do not have a parent beacon block root."""
    return False

engine_new_payload_requests() classmethod

At genesis, payloads do not have requests.

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def engine_new_payload_requests(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, payloads do not have requests."""
    return False

engine_execution_payload_block_access_list() classmethod

At genesis, payloads do not have block access list.

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def engine_execution_payload_block_access_list(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, payloads do not have block access list."""
    return False

engine_new_payload_target_blobs_per_block() classmethod

At genesis, payloads do not have target blobs per block.

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def engine_new_payload_target_blobs_per_block(cls) -> bool:
    """At genesis, payloads do not have target blobs per block."""
    return False

engine_payload_attribute_target_blobs_per_block() classmethod

At genesis, payload attributes do not include the target blobs per block.

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def engine_payload_attribute_target_blobs_per_block(cls) -> bool:
    """
    At genesis, payload attributes do not include the target blobs per
    block.
    """
    return False

engine_payload_attribute_max_blobs_per_block() classmethod

At genesis, payload attributes do not include the max blobs per block.

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def engine_payload_attribute_max_blobs_per_block(cls) -> bool:
    """
    At genesis, payload attributes do not include the max blobs per block.
    """
    return False

engine_payload_attribute_slot_number() classmethod

At genesis, payload attributes do not include the slot number.

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def engine_payload_attribute_slot_number(cls) -> bool:
    """
    At genesis, payload attributes do not include the slot number.
    """
    return False

engine_payload_attribute_target_gas_limit() classmethod

At genesis, payload attributes do not include the target gas limit.

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def engine_payload_attribute_target_gas_limit(cls) -> bool:
    """
    At genesis, payload attributes do not include the target gas limit.
    """
    return False

get_reward() classmethod

At Genesis the expected reward amount in wei is 5_000_000_000_000_000_000.

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def get_reward(cls) -> int:
    """
    At Genesis the expected reward amount in wei is
    5_000_000_000_000_000_000.
    """
    return 5_000_000_000_000_000_000

supports_protected_txs() classmethod

At Genesis, fork has no support for EIP-155 protected txs.

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def supports_protected_txs(cls) -> bool:
    """At Genesis, fork has no support for EIP-155 protected txs."""
    return False

tx_types() classmethod

At Genesis, only legacy transactions are allowed.

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def tx_types(cls) -> List[int]:
    """At Genesis, only legacy transactions are allowed."""
    return [0]

contract_creating_tx_types() classmethod

At Genesis, only legacy transactions are allowed.

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def contract_creating_tx_types(cls) -> List[int]:
    """At Genesis, only legacy transactions are allowed."""
    return [0]

transaction_gas_limit_cap() classmethod

At Genesis, no transaction gas limit cap is imposed.

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def transaction_gas_limit_cap(cls) -> int | None:
    """At Genesis, no transaction gas limit cap is imposed."""
    return None

state_gas_reservoir_enabled() classmethod

At Genesis, state gas reservoir is not enabled.

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def state_gas_reservoir_enabled(cls) -> bool:
    """
    At Genesis, state gas reservoir is not enabled.
    """
    return False

code_deposit_state_gas(*, code_size) classmethod

Return the state gas for code deposit of the given size.

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def code_deposit_state_gas(cls, *, code_size: int) -> int:
    """Return the state gas for code deposit of the given size."""
    del code_size
    return 0

create_state_gas(*, code_size=0) classmethod

Return total state gas for CREATE (new account + code deposit).

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def create_state_gas(cls, *, code_size: int = 0) -> int:
    """Return total state gas for CREATE (new account + code deposit)."""
    del code_size
    return 0

block_rlp_size_limit() classmethod

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def block_rlp_size_limit(cls) -> int | None:
    """At Genesis, no RLP block size limit is imposed."""
    return None

precompiles() classmethod

At Genesis, EC-recover, SHA256, RIPEMD160, and Identity precompiles are introduced.

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def precompiles(cls) -> List[Address]:
    """
    At Genesis, EC-recover, SHA256, RIPEMD160, and Identity precompiles
    are introduced.
    """
    return [
        Address(1, label="ECREC"),
        Address(2, label="SHA256"),
        Address(3, label="RIPEMD160"),
        Address(4, label="ID"),
    ]

system_contracts() classmethod

At Genesis, no system contracts are present.

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def system_contracts(cls) -> List[Address]:
    """At Genesis, no system contracts are present."""
    return []

system_contract_request_types() classmethod

At Genesis, no system contract triggers execution requests.

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def system_contract_request_types(
    cls,
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    """At Genesis, no system contract triggers execution requests."""
    return []

system_contract_call_phases() classmethod

At Genesis, no system contract is called.

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def system_contract_call_phases(cls) -> Mapping[Address, SystemCallPhase]:
    """At Genesis, no system contract is called."""
    return {}

deterministic_factory_predeploy_address() classmethod

At Genesis, no deterministic factory predeploy is present.

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def deterministic_factory_predeploy_address(cls) -> Address | None:
    """At Genesis, no deterministic factory predeploy is present."""
    return None

max_code_size() classmethod

At genesis, there is no upper bound for code size (bounded by block gas limit).

However, the default is set to the limit of EIP-170 (Spurious Dragon)

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def max_code_size(cls) -> int:
    """
    At genesis, there is no upper bound for code size (bounded by block gas
    limit).

    However, the default is set to the limit of EIP-170 (Spurious Dragon)
    """
    return 0x6000

max_stack_height() classmethod

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def max_stack_height(cls) -> int:
    """At genesis, the maximum stack height is 1024."""
    return 1024

max_initcode_size() classmethod

At genesis, there is no upper bound for initcode size.

However, the default is set to the limit of EIP-3860 (Shanghai).

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def max_initcode_size(cls) -> int:
    """
    At genesis, there is no upper bound for initcode size.

    However, the default is set to the limit of EIP-3860 (Shanghai).
    """
    return 0xC000

call_opcodes() classmethod

Return list of call opcodes supported by the fork.

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def call_opcodes(cls) -> List[Opcodes]:
    """Return list of call opcodes supported by the fork."""
    return [Opcodes.CALL, Opcodes.CALLCODE]

valid_opcodes() classmethod

Return list of Opcodes that are valid to work on this fork.

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def valid_opcodes(cls) -> List[Opcodes]:
    """Return list of Opcodes that are valid to work on this fork."""
    return [
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        Opcodes.ADD,
        Opcodes.MUL,
        Opcodes.SUB,
        Opcodes.DIV,
        Opcodes.SDIV,
        Opcodes.MOD,
        Opcodes.SMOD,
        Opcodes.ADDMOD,
        Opcodes.MULMOD,
        Opcodes.EXP,
        Opcodes.SIGNEXTEND,
        Opcodes.LT,
        Opcodes.GT,
        Opcodes.SLT,
        Opcodes.SGT,
        Opcodes.EQ,
        Opcodes.ISZERO,
        Opcodes.AND,
        Opcodes.OR,
        Opcodes.XOR,
        Opcodes.NOT,
        Opcodes.BYTE,
        Opcodes.SHA3,
        Opcodes.ADDRESS,
        Opcodes.BALANCE,
        Opcodes.ORIGIN,
        Opcodes.CALLER,
        Opcodes.CALLVALUE,
        Opcodes.CALLDATALOAD,
        Opcodes.CALLDATASIZE,
        Opcodes.CALLDATACOPY,
        Opcodes.CODESIZE,
        Opcodes.CODECOPY,
        Opcodes.GASPRICE,
        Opcodes.EXTCODESIZE,
        Opcodes.EXTCODECOPY,
        Opcodes.BLOCKHASH,
        Opcodes.COINBASE,
        Opcodes.TIMESTAMP,
        Opcodes.NUMBER,
        Opcodes.PREVRANDAO,
        Opcodes.GASLIMIT,
        Opcodes.POP,
        Opcodes.MLOAD,
        Opcodes.MSTORE,
        Opcodes.MSTORE8,
        Opcodes.SLOAD,
        Opcodes.SSTORE,
        Opcodes.PC,
        Opcodes.MSIZE,
        Opcodes.GAS,
        Opcodes.JUMP,
        Opcodes.JUMPI,
        Opcodes.JUMPDEST,
        Opcodes.PUSH1,
        Opcodes.PUSH2,
        Opcodes.PUSH3,
        Opcodes.PUSH4,
        Opcodes.PUSH5,
        Opcodes.PUSH6,
        Opcodes.PUSH7,
        Opcodes.PUSH8,
        Opcodes.PUSH9,
        Opcodes.PUSH10,
        Opcodes.PUSH11,
        Opcodes.PUSH12,
        Opcodes.PUSH13,
        Opcodes.PUSH14,
        Opcodes.PUSH15,
        Opcodes.PUSH16,
        Opcodes.PUSH17,
        Opcodes.PUSH18,
        Opcodes.PUSH19,
        Opcodes.PUSH20,
        Opcodes.PUSH21,
        Opcodes.PUSH22,
        Opcodes.PUSH23,
        Opcodes.PUSH24,
        Opcodes.PUSH25,
        Opcodes.PUSH26,
        Opcodes.PUSH27,
        Opcodes.PUSH28,
        Opcodes.PUSH29,
        Opcodes.PUSH30,
        Opcodes.PUSH31,
        Opcodes.PUSH32,
        Opcodes.DUP1,
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        Opcodes.DUP3,
        Opcodes.DUP4,
        Opcodes.DUP5,
        Opcodes.DUP6,
        Opcodes.DUP7,
        Opcodes.DUP8,
        Opcodes.DUP9,
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        Opcodes.DUP11,
        Opcodes.DUP12,
        Opcodes.DUP13,
        Opcodes.DUP14,
        Opcodes.DUP15,
        Opcodes.DUP16,
        Opcodes.SWAP1,
        Opcodes.SWAP2,
        Opcodes.SWAP3,
        Opcodes.SWAP4,
        Opcodes.SWAP5,
        Opcodes.SWAP6,
        Opcodes.SWAP7,
        Opcodes.SWAP8,
        Opcodes.SWAP9,
        Opcodes.SWAP10,
        Opcodes.SWAP11,
        Opcodes.SWAP12,
        Opcodes.SWAP13,
        Opcodes.SWAP14,
        Opcodes.SWAP15,
        Opcodes.SWAP16,
        Opcodes.LOG0,
        Opcodes.LOG1,
        Opcodes.LOG2,
        Opcodes.LOG3,
        Opcodes.LOG4,
        Opcodes.CREATE,
        Opcodes.CALL,
        Opcodes.CALLCODE,
        Opcodes.RETURN,
        Opcodes.SELFDESTRUCT,
    ]

create_opcodes() classmethod

At Genesis, only CREATE opcode is supported.

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def create_opcodes(cls) -> List[Opcodes]:
    """At Genesis, only `CREATE` opcode is supported."""
    return [Opcodes.CREATE]

max_refund_quotient() classmethod

Return the max refund quotient at Genesis.

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@classmethod
def max_refund_quotient(cls) -> int:
    """Return the max refund quotient at Genesis."""
    return 2

max_request_type() classmethod

At genesis, no request type is supported, signaled by -1.

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@classmethod
def max_request_type(cls) -> int:
    """At genesis, no request type is supported, signaled by -1."""
    return -1

refund_types() classmethod

At genesis, storage clearing refund is introduced.

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@classmethod
def refund_types(cls) -> List[RefundTypes]:
    """
    At genesis, storage clearing refund is introduced.
    """
    return [RefundTypes.STORAGE_CLEAR]

pre_allocation() classmethod

Return whether the fork expects pre-allocation of accounts.

Frontier does not require pre-allocated accounts

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@classmethod
def pre_allocation(cls) -> Mapping:
    """
    Return whether the fork expects pre-allocation of accounts.

    Frontier does not require pre-allocated accounts
    """
    return {}

pre_allocation_blockchain() classmethod

Return whether the fork expects pre-allocation of accounts.

Frontier does not require pre-allocated accounts

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@classmethod
def pre_allocation_blockchain(cls) -> Mapping:
    """
    Return whether the fork expects pre-allocation of accounts.

    Frontier does not require pre-allocated accounts
    """
    return {}

build_default_block_header(*, block_number=0, timestamp=0) classmethod

Build a default block header for this fork with the given attributes.

This method automatically detects which header fields are required by the fork and assigns appropriate default values. It introspects the FixtureHeader model to find fields with HeaderForkRequirement annotations and automatically includes them if the fork requires them.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
block_number int

The block number

 0
timestamp int

The block timestamp

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Returns:

Type Description
FixtureHeader

FixtureHeader instance with default values applied based on fork
FixtureHeader

requirements.

Raises:

Type Description
TypeError

If the overrides don't have the correct type.
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@classmethod
def build_default_block_header(
    cls, *, block_number: int = 0, timestamp: int = 0
) -> FixtureHeader:
    """
    Build a default block header for this fork with the given attributes.

    This method automatically detects which header fields are required by
    the fork and assigns appropriate default values. It introspects the
    FixtureHeader model to find fields with HeaderForkRequirement
    annotations and automatically includes them if the fork requires them.

    Args:
        block_number: The block number
        timestamp: The block timestamp

    Returns:
        FixtureHeader instance with default values applied based on fork
        requirements.

    Raises:
        TypeError: If the overrides don't have the correct type.

    """
    from execution_testing.fixtures.blockchain import FixtureHeader

    defaults = {
        "number": ZeroPaddedHexNumber(block_number),
        "timestamp": ZeroPaddedHexNumber(timestamp),
        "fork": cls,
    }

    # Iterate through FixtureHeader fields to populate defaults
    for field_name, field_info in FixtureHeader.model_fields.items():
        if field_name in defaults:
            continue

        # Get default value, checking fork requirements and model defaults
        default_value = FixtureHeader.get_default_from_annotation(
            fork=cls,
            field_name=field_name,
            field_hint=field_info.annotation,
        )
        if default_value is not None:
            defaults[field_name] = default_value

    return FixtureHeader(**defaults)

GrayGlacier

Bases: ArrowGlacier

Gray Glacier fork.

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class GrayGlacier(
    ArrowGlacier,
    ignore=True,
):
    """Gray Glacier fork."""

    pass

Homestead

Bases: EIP7, EIP2, Frontier

Homestead fork.

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class Homestead(
    eips.EIP7,
    eips.EIP2,
    Frontier,
):
    """Homestead fork."""

    pass

Istanbul

Bases: EIP2200, EIP2028, EIP1884, EIP1344, EIP1108, EIP152, ConstantinopleFix

Istanbul fork.

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class Istanbul(
    eips.EIP2200,
    eips.EIP2028,
    eips.EIP1884,
    eips.EIP1344,
    eips.EIP1108,
    eips.EIP152,
    ConstantinopleFix,
):
    """Istanbul fork."""

    pass

London

Bases: EIP3529, EIP3198, EIP1559, Berlin

London fork.

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class London(
    eips.EIP3529,
    eips.EIP3198,
    eips.EIP1559,
    Berlin,
):
    """London fork."""

    pass

MuirGlacier

Bases: Istanbul

Muir Glacier fork.

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class MuirGlacier(
    Istanbul,
    ignore=True,
):
    """Muir Glacier fork."""

    pass

Osaka

Bases: EIP7939, EIP7934, EIP7825, EIP7918, EIP7594, EIP7951, EIP7883, Prague

Osaka fork.

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class Osaka(
    eips.EIP7939,
    eips.EIP7934,
    eips.EIP7825,
    eips.EIP7918,
    eips.EIP7594,
    eips.EIP7951,
    eips.EIP7883,
    Prague,
):
    """Osaka fork."""

    pass

Paris

Bases: EIP3675, London

Paris (Merge) fork.

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class Paris(
    eips.EIP3675,
    London,
    transition_tool_name="Merge",
    ruleset_name="MERGE",
):
    """Paris (Merge) fork."""

    pass

Prague

Bases: EIP7691, EIP7685, EIP2935, EIP7251, EIP7002, EIP6110, EIP7623, EIP7702, EIP2537, Cancun

Prague fork.

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class Prague(
    eips.EIP7691,
    eips.EIP7685,
    eips.EIP2935,
    eips.EIP7251,
    eips.EIP7002,
    eips.EIP6110,
    eips.EIP7623,
    eips.EIP7702,
    eips.EIP2537,
    Cancun,
):
    """Prague fork."""

    pass

Shanghai

Bases: EIP3855, EIP3860, EIP4895, Paris

Shanghai fork.

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    eips.EIP3855,
    eips.EIP3860,
    eips.EIP4895,
    Paris,
    fork_by_timestamp=True,
):
    """Shanghai fork."""

    pass

SpuriousDragon

Bases: EIP170, EIP161, EIP160, EIP155, TangerineWhistle

SpuriousDragon fork.

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class SpuriousDragon(
    eips.EIP170,
    eips.EIP161,
    eips.EIP160,
    eips.EIP155,
    TangerineWhistle,
    ruleset_name="SPURIOUS",
):
    """SpuriousDragon fork."""

    pass

TangerineWhistle

Bases: EIP150, DAOFork

TangerineWhistle fork (EIP-150).

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class TangerineWhistle(
    eips.EIP150,
    DAOFork,
    ruleset_name="TANGERINE",
):
    """TangerineWhistle fork (EIP-150)."""

    pass

BerlinToLondonAt5

Bases: TransitionBaseClass

Berlin to London transition at Block 5.

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class BerlinToLondonAt5(TransitionBaseClass):
    """Berlin to London transition at Block 5."""

    pass

BPO1ToBPO2AtTime15k

Bases: TransitionBaseClass

BPO1 to BPO2 transition at Timestamp 15k.

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@transition_fork(to_fork=BPO2, from_fork=BPO1, at_timestamp=15_000)
class BPO1ToBPO2AtTime15k(TransitionBaseClass):
    """BPO1 to BPO2 transition at Timestamp 15k."""

    pass

BPO2ToAmsterdamAtTime15k

Bases: TransitionBaseClass

BPO2 to Amsterdam transition at Timestamp 15k.

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class BPO2ToAmsterdamAtTime15k(TransitionBaseClass):
    """BPO2 to Amsterdam transition at Timestamp 15k."""

    # TODO: We may need to adjust which BPO Amsterdam inherits from as the
    #  related Amsterdam specs change over time, and before Amsterdam is
    #  live on mainnet.

    pass

BPO2ToBPO3AtTime15k

Bases: TransitionBaseClass

BPO2 to BPO3 transition at Timestamp 15k.

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class BPO2ToBPO3AtTime15k(TransitionBaseClass):
    """BPO2 to BPO3 transition at Timestamp 15k."""

    pass

BPO3ToBPO4AtTime15k

Bases: TransitionBaseClass

BPO3 to BPO4 transition at Timestamp 15k.

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class BPO3ToBPO4AtTime15k(TransitionBaseClass):
    """BPO3 to BPO4 transition at Timestamp 15k."""

    pass

CancunToPragueAtTime15k

Bases: TransitionBaseClass

Cancun to Prague transition at Timestamp 15k.

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class CancunToPragueAtTime15k(TransitionBaseClass):
    """Cancun to Prague transition at Timestamp 15k."""

    pass

OsakaToBPO1AtTime15k

Bases: TransitionBaseClass

Osaka to BPO1 transition at Timestamp 15k.

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@transition_fork(to_fork=BPO1, from_fork=Osaka, at_timestamp=15_000)
class OsakaToBPO1AtTime15k(TransitionBaseClass):
    """Osaka to BPO1 transition at Timestamp 15k."""

    pass

ParisToShanghaiAtTime15k

Bases: TransitionBaseClass

Paris to Shanghai transition at Timestamp 15k.

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@transition_fork(to_fork=Shanghai, from_fork=Paris, at_timestamp=15_000)
class ParisToShanghaiAtTime15k(TransitionBaseClass):
    """Paris to Shanghai transition at Timestamp 15k."""

    pass

PragueToOsakaAtTime15k

Bases: TransitionBaseClass

Prague to Osaka transition at Timestamp 15k.

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@transition_fork(to_fork=Osaka, from_fork=Prague, at_timestamp=15_000)
class PragueToOsakaAtTime15k(TransitionBaseClass):
    """Prague to Osaka transition at Timestamp 15k."""

    pass

ShanghaiToCancunAtTime15k

Bases: TransitionBaseClass

Shanghai to Cancun transition at Timestamp 15k.

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class ShanghaiToCancunAtTime15k(TransitionBaseClass):
    """Shanghai to Cancun transition at Timestamp 15k."""

    pass

GasCosts dataclass

Class that contains the gas cost constants for any fork.

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@dataclass(kw_only=True, frozen=True)
class GasCosts:
    """Class that contains the gas cost constants for any fork."""

    # Tiers
    BASE: int
    VERY_LOW: int
    LOW: int
    MID: int
    HIGH: int

    # Access
    WARM_ACCESS: int
    COLD_ACCOUNT_ACCESS: int
    WARM_SLOAD: int
    COLD_STORAGE_ACCESS: int
    # Flat access costs used before EIP-2929 introduces warm and cold
    # pricing. Field names follow the EELS gas constants.
    OPCODE_BALANCE: int
    OPCODE_EXTERNAL_BASE: int
    OPCODE_CALL_BASE: int
    OPCODE_SLOAD: int
    # Introduced by EIP-1052, zero before Constantinople.
    OPCODE_EXTCODEHASH: int = 0

    # Storage
    STORAGE_SET: int
    COLD_STORAGE_WRITE: int
    STORAGE_RESET: int

    # Call
    CALL_VALUE: int
    CALL_STIPEND: int
    NEW_ACCOUNT: int
    ACCOUNT_WRITE: int = 0
    CREATE_ACCESS: int = 0
    TX_VALUE_COST: int = 0

    # Contract Creation
    CODE_DEPOSIT_PER_BYTE: int
    CODE_INIT_PER_WORD: int

    # Authorization
    AUTH_PER_EMPTY_ACCOUNT: int
    # State gas for writing a net-new EIP-7702 delegation indicator;
    # 0 before the state-creation repricing introduces it.
    AUTH_BASE: int = 0
    # State-independent execution gas charged per EIP-7702 authorization
    # tuple; 0 before the state-access repricing introduces it.
    EXECUTION_PER_AUTH_BASE_COST: int = 0

    # Utility
    MEMORY_PER_WORD: int

    # Transactions
    TX_BASE: int
    TX_CREATE: int
    TX_DATA_PER_ZERO: int
    TX_DATA_PER_NON_ZERO: int
    TX_DATA_TOKEN_STANDARD: int
    TX_DATA_TOKEN_FLOOR: int
    TX_ACCESS_LIST_ADDRESS: int
    TX_ACCESS_LIST_STORAGE_KEY: int

    # Refunds
    REFUND_STORAGE_CLEAR: int
    REFUND_SELF_DESTRUCT: int
    REFUND_AUTH_PER_EXISTING_ACCOUNT: int

    # Precompiles
    PRECOMPILE_ECRECOVER: int
    PRECOMPILE_SHA256_BASE: int
    PRECOMPILE_SHA256_PER_WORD: int
    PRECOMPILE_RIPEMD160_BASE: int
    PRECOMPILE_RIPEMD160_PER_WORD: int
    PRECOMPILE_IDENTITY_BASE: int
    PRECOMPILE_IDENTITY_PER_WORD: int
    PRECOMPILE_ECADD: int
    PRECOMPILE_ECMUL: int
    PRECOMPILE_ECPAIRING_BASE: int
    PRECOMPILE_ECPAIRING_PER_POINT: int
    PRECOMPILE_BLAKE2F_BASE: int
    PRECOMPILE_BLAKE2F_PER_ROUND: int
    PRECOMPILE_POINT_EVALUATION: int
    PRECOMPILE_BLS_G1ADD: int
    PRECOMPILE_BLS_G1MUL: int
    PRECOMPILE_BLS_G1MAP: int
    PRECOMPILE_BLS_G2ADD: int
    PRECOMPILE_BLS_G2MUL: int
    PRECOMPILE_BLS_G2MAP: int
    PRECOMPILE_BLS_PAIRING_BASE: int
    PRECOMPILE_BLS_PAIRING_PER_PAIR: int
    PRECOMPILE_P256VERIFY: int

    # Block Access Lists
    BLOCK_ACCESS_LIST_ITEM: int

    # Opcodes
    OPCODE_ADD: int
    OPCODE_SUB: int
    OPCODE_MUL: int
    OPCODE_DIV: int
    OPCODE_SDIV: int
    OPCODE_MOD: int
    OPCODE_SMOD: int
    OPCODE_ADDMOD: int
    OPCODE_MULMOD: int
    OPCODE_SIGNEXTEND: int
    OPCODE_LT: int
    OPCODE_GT: int
    OPCODE_SLT: int
    OPCODE_SGT: int
    OPCODE_EQ: int
    OPCODE_ISZERO: int
    OPCODE_AND: int
    OPCODE_OR: int
    OPCODE_XOR: int
    OPCODE_NOT: int
    OPCODE_BYTE: int
    OPCODE_JUMP: int
    OPCODE_JUMPI: int
    OPCODE_JUMPDEST: int
    OPCODE_CALLDATALOAD: int
    OPCODE_BLOCKHASH: int
    OPCODE_COINBASE: int
    OPCODE_PUSH: int
    OPCODE_DUP: int
    OPCODE_SWAP: int

    # Dynamic Opcode Components
    OPCODE_CALLDATACOPY_BASE: int
    OPCODE_CODECOPY_BASE: int
    OPCODE_MLOAD_BASE: int
    OPCODE_MSTORE_BASE: int
    OPCODE_MSTORE8_BASE: int
    OPCODE_SELFDESTRUCT_BASE: int
    OPCODE_COPY_PER_WORD: int
    OPCODE_CREATE_BASE: int
    OPCODE_EXP_BASE: int
    OPCODE_EXP_PER_BYTE: int
    OPCODE_LOG_BASE: int
    OPCODE_LOG_DATA_PER_BYTE: int
    OPCODE_LOG_TOPIC: int
    OPCODE_KECCAK256_BASE: int
    OPCODE_KECCAK256_PER_WORD: int

    # Defined post-Frontier
    OPCODE_SHL: int = 0
    OPCODE_SHR: int = 0
    OPCODE_SAR: int = 0
    OPCODE_RETURNDATACOPY_BASE: int = 0
    OPCODE_BLOBHASH: int = 0
    OPCODE_MCOPY_BASE: int = 0
    OPCODE_CLZ: int = 0
    OPCODE_TLOAD: int = 0
    OPCODE_TSTORE: int = 0

ForkRangeDescriptor

Bases: BaseModel

Fork descriptor parsed from string normally contained in ethereum/tests fillers.

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class ForkRangeDescriptor(BaseModel):
    """
    Fork descriptor parsed from string normally contained in ethereum/tests
    fillers.
    """

    greater_equal: Type[BaseFork] | None = None
    less_than: Type[BaseFork] | None = None
    model_config = ConfigDict(frozen=True)

    def fork_in_range(self, fork: Type[BaseFork]) -> bool:
        """Return whether the given fork is within range."""
        if self.greater_equal is not None and fork < self.greater_equal:
            return False
        if self.less_than is not None and fork >= self.less_than:
            return False
        return True

    @model_validator(mode="wrap")
    @classmethod
    def validate_fork_range_descriptor(
        cls, v: Any, handler: ValidatorFunctionWrapHandler
    ) -> "ForkRangeDescriptor":
        """
        Validate the fork range descriptor from a string.

        Examples:
          - ">=Osaka" validates to {greater_equal=Osaka, less_than=None}

          - ">=Prague<Osaka" validates to {greater_equal=Prague,
                                           less_than=Osaka}

        """
        if isinstance(v, str):
            # Decompose the string into its parts
            descriptor_string = re.sub(r"\s+", "", v.strip())
            v = {}
            if m := re.search(r">=(\w+)", descriptor_string):
                fork: Type[BaseFork] | None = get_fork_by_name(m.group(1))
                if fork is None:
                    raise Exception(f"Unable to parse fork name: {m.group(1)}")
                v["greater_equal"] = fork
                descriptor_string = re.sub(r">=(\w+)", "", descriptor_string)
            if m := re.search(r"<(\w+)", descriptor_string):
                fork = get_fork_by_name(m.group(1))
                if fork is None:
                    raise Exception(f"Unable to parse fork name: {m.group(1)}")
                v["less_than"] = fork
                descriptor_string = re.sub(r"<(\w+)", "", descriptor_string)
            if descriptor_string:
                raise Exception(
                    "Unable to completely parse fork range descriptor. "
                    + f'Remaining string: "{descriptor_string}"'
                )
        return handler(v)

fork_in_range(fork)

Return whether the given fork is within range.

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def fork_in_range(self, fork: Type[BaseFork]) -> bool:
    """Return whether the given fork is within range."""
    if self.greater_equal is not None and fork < self.greater_equal:
        return False
    if self.less_than is not None and fork >= self.less_than:
        return False
    return True

validate_fork_range_descriptor(v, handler) classmethod

Validate the fork range descriptor from a string.

Examples:

  • ">=Osaka" validates to {greater_equal=Osaka, less_than=None}

  • ">=Prague

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@classmethod
def validate_fork_range_descriptor(
    cls, v: Any, handler: ValidatorFunctionWrapHandler
) -> "ForkRangeDescriptor":
    """
    Validate the fork range descriptor from a string.

    Examples:
      - ">=Osaka" validates to {greater_equal=Osaka, less_than=None}

      - ">=Prague<Osaka" validates to {greater_equal=Prague,
                                       less_than=Osaka}

    """
    if isinstance(v, str):
        # Decompose the string into its parts
        descriptor_string = re.sub(r"\s+", "", v.strip())
        v = {}
        if m := re.search(r">=(\w+)", descriptor_string):
            fork: Type[BaseFork] | None = get_fork_by_name(m.group(1))
            if fork is None:
                raise Exception(f"Unable to parse fork name: {m.group(1)}")
            v["greater_equal"] = fork
            descriptor_string = re.sub(r">=(\w+)", "", descriptor_string)
        if m := re.search(r"<(\w+)", descriptor_string):
            fork = get_fork_by_name(m.group(1))
            if fork is None:
                raise Exception(f"Unable to parse fork name: {m.group(1)}")
            v["less_than"] = fork
            descriptor_string = re.sub(r"<(\w+)", "", descriptor_string)
        if descriptor_string:
            raise Exception(
                "Unable to completely parse fork range descriptor. "
                + f'Remaining string: "{descriptor_string}"'
            )
    return handler(v)

InvalidForkError

Bases: Exception

Invalid fork error raised when the fork specified is not found or incompatible.

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class InvalidForkError(Exception):
    """
    Invalid fork error raised when the fork specified is not found or
    incompatible.
    """

    def __init__(self, message: str) -> None:
        """Initialize the InvalidForkError exception."""
        super().__init__(message)

__init__(message)

Initialize the InvalidForkError exception.

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def __init__(self, message: str) -> None:
    """Initialize the InvalidForkError exception."""
    super().__init__(message)

forks_from(fork, deployed_only=True)

Return specified fork and all forks after it.

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def forks_from(
    fork: Type[BaseFork], deployed_only: bool = True
) -> List[Type[BaseFork]]:
    """Return specified fork and all forks after it."""
    if deployed_only:
        latest_fork = get_deployed_forks()[-1]
    else:
        latest_fork = get_forks()[-1]
    return forks_from_until(fork, latest_fork)

forks_from_until(fork_from, fork_until)

Return specified fork and all forks after it until and including the second specified fork.

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def forks_from_until(
    fork_from: Type[BaseFork], fork_until: Type[BaseFork]
) -> List[Type[BaseFork]]:
    """
    Return specified fork and all forks after it until and including the second
    specified fork.
    """
    prev_fork: Type[BaseFork] | None = fork_until

    forks: List[Type[BaseFork]] = []

    while prev_fork is not None and prev_fork != fork_from:
        forks.insert(0, prev_fork)

        prev_fork = prev_fork.parent()

    if prev_fork == BaseFork:
        return []

    forks.insert(0, fork_from)

    return forks

get_closest_fork(fork)

Return None if BaseFork is passed, otherwise return the fork itself.

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def get_closest_fork(fork: Type[BaseFork]) -> Optional[Type[BaseFork]]:
    """Return None if BaseFork is passed, otherwise return the fork itself."""
    if fork is BaseFork:
        return None
    return fork

get_deployed_forks()

Return all fork classes that have been deployed to mainnet.

Chronologically ordered by deployment. BPO (Blob Parameter Only) forks are excluded as they are handled separately.

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def get_deployed_forks() -> List[Type[BaseFork]]:
    """
    Return all fork classes that have been deployed to mainnet.

    Chronologically ordered by deployment. BPO (Blob Parameter Only) forks
    are excluded as they are handled separately.
    """
    return [
        fork
        for fork in get_forks()
        if fork.is_deployed() and not fork.ignore() and not fork.bpo_fork()
    ]

get_development_forks()

Return all fork classes not yet deployed and under development.

The list is ordered by their planned deployment date.

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def get_development_forks() -> List[Type[BaseFork]]:
    """
    Return all fork classes not yet deployed and under development.

    The list is ordered by their planned deployment date.
    """
    return [fork for fork in get_forks() if not fork.is_deployed()]

get_fork_by_name(fork_name)

Get a fork by name.

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def get_fork_by_name(fork_name: str) -> Type[BaseFork] | None:
    """Get a fork by name."""
    for fork in get_forks():
        if fork.name() == fork_name:
            return fork
    return None

get_forks()

Return all fork classes implemented by execution_testing.forks.

Ordered chronologically by deployment.

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def get_forks() -> List[Type[BaseFork]]:
    """
    Return all fork classes implemented by `execution_testing.forks`.

    Ordered chronologically by deployment.
    """
    return all_forks[:]

get_forks_with_no_descendants(forks)

Get forks with no descendants in the inheritance hierarchy.

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def get_forks_with_no_descendants(
    forks: Set[Type[BaseFork]],
) -> Set[Type[BaseFork]]:
    """Get forks with no descendants in the inheritance hierarchy."""
    resulting_forks: Set[Type[BaseFork]] = set()
    for fork in forks:
        descendants = False
        for next_fork in forks - {fork}:
            if next_fork > fork:
                descendants = True
                break
        if not descendants:
            resulting_forks = resulting_forks | {fork}
    return resulting_forks

get_forks_with_no_parents(forks)

Get forks with no parents in the inheritance hierarchy.

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def get_forks_with_no_parents(
    forks: Set[Type[BaseFork]] | FrozenSet[Type[BaseFork]],
) -> Set[Type[BaseFork]]:
    """Get forks with no parents in the inheritance hierarchy."""
    resulting_forks: Set[Type[BaseFork]] = set()
    for fork in forks:
        parents = False
        for next_fork in forks - {fork}:
            if next_fork < fork:
                parents = True
                break
        if not parents:
            resulting_forks = resulting_forks | {fork}
    return resulting_forks

get_from_until_fork_set(forks, forks_from, forks_until)

Get fork range from forks_from to forks_until.

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def get_from_until_fork_set(
    forks: Set[Type[BaseFork]] | FrozenSet[Type[BaseFork]],
    forks_from: Set[Type[BaseFork]],
    forks_until: Set[Type[BaseFork]],
) -> Set[Type[BaseFork]]:
    """Get fork range from forks_from to forks_until."""
    resulting_set = set()
    for fork_from in forks_from:
        for fork_until in forks_until:
            for fork in forks:
                if fork <= fork_until and fork >= fork_from:
                    resulting_set.add(fork)
    return resulting_set

get_last_descendants(forks, forks_from)

Get last descendant of a class in the inheritance hierarchy.

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def get_last_descendants(
    forks: Set[Type[BaseFork]], forks_from: Set[Type[BaseFork]]
) -> Set[Type[BaseFork]]:
    """Get last descendant of a class in the inheritance hierarchy."""
    resulting_forks: Set[Type[BaseFork]] = set()
    forks = get_forks_with_no_descendants(forks)
    for fork_from in forks_from:
        for fork in forks:
            if fork >= fork_from:
                resulting_forks = resulting_forks | {fork}
    return resulting_forks

get_relative_fork_markers(fork_identifier, strict_mode=True)

Return a list of marker names for a given fork.

For a base fork (e.g. Shanghai), return [ Shanghai ]. For a transition fork (e.g. ShanghaiToCancunAtTime15k which transitions to Cancun), return [ ShanghaiToCancunAtTime15k, Cancun ].

If strict_mode is set to True, raise an InvalidForkError if the fork is not found, otherwise, simply return the provided (str) fork_identifier (this is required to run consume with forks that are unknown to EEST).

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    fork_identifier: Type[BaseFork] | str, strict_mode: bool = True
) -> list[str]:
    """
    Return a list of marker names for a given fork.

    For a base fork (e.g. `Shanghai`), return [ `Shanghai` ]. For a transition
    fork (e.g. `ShanghaiToCancunAtTime15k` which transitions to `Cancun`),
    return [ `ShanghaiToCancunAtTime15k`, `Cancun` ].

    If `strict_mode` is set to `True`, raise an `InvalidForkError` if the fork
    is not found, otherwise, simply return the provided (str) `fork_identifier`
    (this is required to run `consume` with forks that are unknown to EEST).
    """
    all_forks = set(get_forks()) | set(get_transition_forks())
    if isinstance(fork_identifier, str):
        fork_class = None
        for candidate in all_forks:
            if candidate.name() == fork_identifier:
                fork_class = candidate
                break
        if strict_mode and fork_class is None:
            raise InvalidForkError(f"Unknown fork: {fork_identifier}")
        return [fork_identifier]
    else:
        fork_class = fork_identifier

    if issubclass(fork_class, TransitionBaseClass):
        return [fork_class.name(), fork_class.transitions_to().name()]
    else:
        return [fork_class.name()]

get_selected_fork_set(*, single_fork, forks_from, forks_until, transition_forks=True, bpo_siblings=True)

Process sets derived from --fork, --until and --from to return an unified fork set.

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def get_selected_fork_set(
    *,
    single_fork: Set[Type[BaseFork]],
    forks_from: Set[Type[BaseFork]],
    forks_until: Set[Type[BaseFork]],
    transition_forks: bool = True,
    bpo_siblings: bool = True,
) -> Set[Type[BaseFork | TransitionBaseClass]]:
    """
    Process sets derived from `--fork`, `--until` and `--from` to return an
    unified fork set.
    """
    selected_fork_set: Set[Type[BaseFork]] = set()
    if single_fork:
        selected_fork_set |= single_fork
    else:
        if not forks_from:
            forks_from = get_forks_with_no_parents(ALL_FORKS)
        if not forks_until:
            forks_until = get_last_descendants(
                set(get_deployed_forks()), forks_from
            )
        selected_fork_set |= get_from_until_fork_set(
            ALL_FORKS, forks_from, forks_until
        )
        # Transition fork comparison operators resolve to
        # transitions_to(), so an --until transition fork boundary
        # incorrectly includes its target in the normal fork set.
        for fork_until in forks_until:
            if issubclass(fork_until, TransitionBaseClass):
                selected_fork_set.discard(fork_until.transitions_to())
        if bpo_siblings:
            selected_fork_set |= get_bpo_sibling_forks(
                ALL_FORKS, forks_from, forks_until
            )
    selected_fork_set_with_transitions: Set[
        Type[BaseFork | TransitionBaseClass]
    ] = set() | selected_fork_set
    if transition_forks:
        for normal_fork in list(selected_fork_set):
            transition_fork_set = transition_fork_to(normal_fork)
            selected_fork_set_with_transitions |= transition_fork_set
        # Explicitly add transition fork boundaries whose target fork
        # was removed above (transition_fork_to won't find them).
        if not single_fork:
            for fork in forks_from | forks_until:
                if issubclass(fork, TransitionBaseClass):
                    selected_fork_set_with_transitions.add(fork)
    return selected_fork_set_with_transitions

get_transition_fork_predecessor(transition_fork)

Return the fork from which the transition fork transitions.

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def get_transition_fork_predecessor(
    transition_fork: Type[BaseFork | TransitionBaseClass],
) -> Type[BaseFork]:
    """Return the fork from which the transition fork transitions."""
    if not issubclass(transition_fork, TransitionBaseClass):
        raise InvalidForkError(f"{transition_fork} is not a transition fork.")
    return transition_fork.transitions_from()

get_transition_fork_successor(transition_fork)

Return the fork to which the transition fork transitions.

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def get_transition_fork_successor(
    transition_fork: Type[BaseFork],
) -> Type[BaseFork]:
    """Return the fork to which the transition fork transitions."""
    if not issubclass(transition_fork, TransitionBaseClass):
        raise InvalidForkError(f"{transition_fork} is not a transition fork.")
    return transition_fork.transitions_to()

get_transition_forks()

Return all the transition forks.

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def get_transition_forks() -> Set[Type[TransitionBaseClass]]:
    """Return all the transition forks."""
    return set(ALL_TRANSITION_FORKS)

ssz_schema_fork_key(schema, fork)

Return the newest schema fork at or before fork.

Schema keys are the fork classes themselves. Transition forks compare as their destination fork.

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def ssz_schema_fork_key(
    schema: SSZForkSchema, fork: Type[BaseFork]
) -> Type[BaseFork]:
    """
    Return the newest schema fork at or before ``fork``.

    Schema keys are the fork classes themselves. Transition forks
    compare as their destination fork.
    """
    for key in reversed(schema.forks()):
        if not (isinstance(key, type) and issubclass(key, BaseFork)):
            raise ValueError(
                f"SSZ schema fork key {key!r} is not a fork class"
            )
        if fork >= key:
            return key
    raise ValueError(
        f"{fork.name()} predates the SSZ schema base fork {schema.base_fork!r}"
    )

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Return transition fork that transitions to and from the specified forks.

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def transition_fork_from_to(
    fork_from: Type[BaseFork], fork_to: Type[BaseFork]
) -> Type[TransitionBaseClass] | None:
    """
    Return transition fork that transitions to and from the specified forks.
    """
    for transition_fork in get_transition_forks():
        if not issubclass(transition_fork, TransitionBaseClass):
            continue
        if (
            transition_fork.transitions_to() == fork_to
            and transition_fork.transitions_from() == fork_from
        ):
            return transition_fork

    return None

transition_fork_to(fork_to)

Return transition fork that transitions to the specified fork.

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def transition_fork_to(
    fork_to: Type[BaseFork | TransitionBaseClass],
) -> Set[Type[TransitionBaseClass]]:
    """Return transition fork that transitions to the specified fork."""
    selected_forks: Set[Type[TransitionBaseClass]] = set()
    if issubclass(fork_to, TransitionBaseClass):
        return selected_forks
    for transition_fork in get_transition_forks():
        if not issubclass(transition_fork, TransitionBaseClass):
            continue
        if transition_fork.transitions_to() == fork_to:
            selected_forks.add(transition_fork)

    return selected_forks

FeeSystemContractRequest

Bases: SystemContractRequest

A SystemContractRequest whose system contract queues the requests for the post-execution system call to dequeue, charging a fee that grows with the per-block excess request count via fake_exponential.

Subclasses set the contract address, the per-block caps, the fee parameters and the record width, and implement from_index to build a request from a sequential index. The queue storage layout follows the EIP-7002 predeploy: excess, count, queue head and queue tail each take a slot, and queued records occupy slots_per_request consecutive slots from queue_offset onward.

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class FeeSystemContractRequest(SystemContractRequest):
    """
    A `SystemContractRequest` whose system contract queues the requests for
    the post-execution system call to dequeue, charging a fee that grows
    with the per-block excess request count via `fake_exponential`.

    Subclasses set the contract address, the per-block caps, the fee
    parameters and the record width, and implement `from_index` to build a
    request from a sequential index. The queue storage layout follows the
    EIP-7002 predeploy: excess, count, queue head and queue tail each take a
    slot, and queued records occupy `slots_per_request` consecutive slots
    from `queue_offset` onward.
    """

    fee: int = 0
    """Fee (in wei) paid to the system contract to enqueue the request."""

    max_per_block: ClassVar[int]
    """Maximum number of requests dequeued into a single block."""
    target_per_block: ClassVar[int]
    """Target requests per block; excess above this raises the fee."""
    min_fee: ClassVar[int]
    """Minimum fee, charged when there is no excess."""
    fee_update_fraction: ClassVar[int]
    """Controls how quickly the fee grows with the excess request count."""
    excess_fee_processing: ClassVar[Literal["block", "call"]]
    """When the excess fee is recalculated."""
    slots_per_request: ClassVar[int]
    """Storage slots each queued record occupies."""

    excess_slot: ClassVar[int] = 0
    count_slot: ClassVar[int] = 1
    queue_head_slot: ClassVar[int] = 2
    queue_tail_slot: ClassVar[int] = 3
    queue_offset: ClassVar[int] = 4

    @property
    def value(self) -> int:
        """The value of the triggering call is the fee."""
        return self.fee

    @classmethod
    def get_fee(cls, excess: int) -> int:
        """Return the fee charged for the given excess request count."""
        return fake_exponential(cls.min_fee, excess, cls.fee_update_fraction)

    @classmethod
    def get_excess(cls, previous_excess: int, count: int) -> int:
        """Return the new excess after a block processing `count` requests."""
        return max(0, previous_excess + count - cls.target_per_block)

    @classmethod
    def get_enqueue_fees(cls, count: int) -> List[int]:
        """
        Return the fee each of `count` requests enqueued in one block must pay
        when no excess is stored.

        With "call" processing, requests already queued this block beyond the
        target raise the fee for the next one; with "block" processing the fee
        changes only at the block's system call.
        """
        if cls.excess_fee_processing == "call":
            return [
                cls.get_fee(max(i - cls.target_per_block, 0))
                for i in range(count)
            ]
        elif cls.excess_fee_processing == "block":
            return [cls.get_fee(0)] * count
        raise ValueError(
            f"unhandled fee processing {cls.excess_fee_processing}"
        )

    @classmethod
    def get_n_fee_increments(cls, n: int) -> List[int]:
        """Get the first N excess request counts that increase the fee."""
        excess_request_counts: List[int] = []
        last_fee = 1
        i = 0
        while len(excess_request_counts) < n:
            fee = cls.get_fee(i)
            if fee > last_fee:
                excess_request_counts.append(i)
                last_fee = fee
            i += 1
        return excess_request_counts

    @classmethod
    def empty_block_bal_item_count(cls) -> int:
        """
        Return the block access list items an idle queue adds to a block:
        the contract address plus the excess, count, head and tail slots its
        system call reads.
        """
        return 1 + len(
            {
                cls.excess_slot,
                cls.count_slot,
                cls.queue_head_slot,
                cls.queue_tail_slot,
            }
        )

    @classmethod
    def record_slots(cls, start_index: int, count: int) -> List[int]:
        """Return the slots of `count` queued records from `start_index` on."""
        first = cls.queue_offset + start_index * cls.slots_per_request
        return list(range(first, first + count * cls.slots_per_request))

fee = 0 class-attribute instance-attribute

Fee (in wei) paid to the system contract to enqueue the request.

max_per_block class-attribute

Maximum number of requests dequeued into a single block.

target_per_block class-attribute

Target requests per block; excess above this raises the fee.

min_fee class-attribute

Minimum fee, charged when there is no excess.

fee_update_fraction class-attribute

Controls how quickly the fee grows with the excess request count.

excess_fee_processing class-attribute

When the excess fee is recalculated.

slots_per_request class-attribute

Storage slots each queued record occupies.

value property

The value of the triggering call is the fee.

get_fee(excess) classmethod

Return the fee charged for the given excess request count.

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@classmethod
def get_fee(cls, excess: int) -> int:
    """Return the fee charged for the given excess request count."""
    return fake_exponential(cls.min_fee, excess, cls.fee_update_fraction)

get_excess(previous_excess, count) classmethod

Return the new excess after a block processing count requests.

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@classmethod
def get_excess(cls, previous_excess: int, count: int) -> int:
    """Return the new excess after a block processing `count` requests."""
    return max(0, previous_excess + count - cls.target_per_block)

get_enqueue_fees(count) classmethod

Return the fee each of count requests enqueued in one block must pay when no excess is stored.

With "call" processing, requests already queued this block beyond the target raise the fee for the next one; with "block" processing the fee changes only at the block's system call.

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@classmethod
def get_enqueue_fees(cls, count: int) -> List[int]:
    """
    Return the fee each of `count` requests enqueued in one block must pay
    when no excess is stored.

    With "call" processing, requests already queued this block beyond the
    target raise the fee for the next one; with "block" processing the fee
    changes only at the block's system call.
    """
    if cls.excess_fee_processing == "call":
        return [
            cls.get_fee(max(i - cls.target_per_block, 0))
            for i in range(count)
        ]
    elif cls.excess_fee_processing == "block":
        return [cls.get_fee(0)] * count
    raise ValueError(
        f"unhandled fee processing {cls.excess_fee_processing}"
    )

get_n_fee_increments(n) classmethod

Get the first N excess request counts that increase the fee.

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@classmethod
def get_n_fee_increments(cls, n: int) -> List[int]:
    """Get the first N excess request counts that increase the fee."""
    excess_request_counts: List[int] = []
    last_fee = 1
    i = 0
    while len(excess_request_counts) < n:
        fee = cls.get_fee(i)
        if fee > last_fee:
            excess_request_counts.append(i)
            last_fee = fee
        i += 1
    return excess_request_counts

empty_block_bal_item_count() classmethod

Return the block access list items an idle queue adds to a block: the contract address plus the excess, count, head and tail slots its system call reads.

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@classmethod
def empty_block_bal_item_count(cls) -> int:
    """
    Return the block access list items an idle queue adds to a block:
    the contract address plus the excess, count, head and tail slots its
    system call reads.
    """
    return 1 + len(
        {
            cls.excess_slot,
            cls.count_slot,
            cls.queue_head_slot,
            cls.queue_tail_slot,
        }
    )

record_slots(start_index, count) classmethod

Return the slots of count queued records from start_index on.

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def record_slots(cls, start_index: int, count: int) -> List[int]:
    """Return the slots of `count` queued records from `start_index` on."""
    first = cls.queue_offset + start_index * cls.slots_per_request
    return list(range(first, first + count * cls.slots_per_request))

RequestBase

Base class for requests.

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class RequestBase:
    """Base class for requests."""

    type: ClassVar[int]

    @abstractmethod
    def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
        """Return request's attributes as bytes."""
        ...

__bytes__() abstractmethod

Return request's attributes as bytes.

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@abstractmethod
def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
    """Return request's attributes as bytes."""
    ...

Requests

Requests for the transition tool.

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class Requests:
    """Requests for the transition tool."""

    requests_list: List[Bytes]

    def __init__(
        self,
        *requests: RequestBase,
        requests_lists: List[List[RequestBase] | Bytes] | None = None,
    ) -> None:
        """Initialize requests object."""
        if requests_lists is not None:
            assert len(requests) == 0, (
                "requests must be empty if list is provided"
            )
            self.requests_list = []
            for requests_list in requests_lists:
                self.requests_list.append(
                    requests_list_to_bytes(requests_list)
                )
            return
        else:
            lists: Dict[int, List[RequestBase]] = defaultdict(list)
            for r in requests:
                lists[r.type].append(r)

            self.requests_list = [
                Bytes(
                    bytes([request_type])
                    + requests_list_to_bytes(lists[request_type])
                )
                for request_type in sorted(lists.keys())
            ]

    def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
        """Return requests hash."""
        s: bytes = b"".join(r.sha256() for r in self.requests_list)
        return Bytes(s).sha256()

__init__(*requests, requests_lists=None)

Initialize requests object.

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def __init__(
    self,
    *requests: RequestBase,
    requests_lists: List[List[RequestBase] | Bytes] | None = None,
) -> None:
    """Initialize requests object."""
    if requests_lists is not None:
        assert len(requests) == 0, (
            "requests must be empty if list is provided"
        )
        self.requests_list = []
        for requests_list in requests_lists:
            self.requests_list.append(
                requests_list_to_bytes(requests_list)
            )
        return
    else:
        lists: Dict[int, List[RequestBase]] = defaultdict(list)
        for r in requests:
            lists[r.type].append(r)

        self.requests_list = [
            Bytes(
                bytes([request_type])
                + requests_list_to_bytes(lists[request_type])
            )
            for request_type in sorted(lists.keys())
        ]

__bytes__()

Return requests hash.

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def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
    """Return requests hash."""
    s: bytes = b"".join(r.sha256() for r in self.requests_list)
    return Bytes(s).sha256()

SystemContractRequest

Bases: RequestBase, CamelModel

Test descriptor for a request triggered by calling a system contract.

Holds the fields and interface shared by all request types; the concrete serialized fields (and the RequestBase.__bytes__ / type) are provided by each subclass.

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class SystemContractRequest(RequestBase, CamelModel):
    """
    Test descriptor for a request triggered by calling a system contract.

    Holds the fields and interface shared by all request types; the concrete
    serialized fields (and the `RequestBase.__bytes__` / `type`) are provided
    by each subclass.
    """

    valid: bool = True
    """Whether the request is expected to be valid and therefore included."""
    calldata_modifier: Callable[[bytes], bytes] = lambda x: x
    """Calldata modifier function applied when building the calldata."""

    system_contract_address: ClassVar[Address]
    """Address of the system contract that processes the request."""

    @property
    @abstractmethod
    def value(self) -> int:
        """Value (in wei) of the call that triggers the request."""
        ...

    @property
    @abstractmethod
    def calldata(self) -> bytes:
        """Calldata of the call that triggers the request."""
        ...

    @abstractmethod
    def with_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> Self:
        """Return a copy of the request with its source address set."""
        ...

    def set_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> None:
        """
        Record `source_address` on the request in place, for request types
        that carry one (e.g. withdrawals, consolidations). A no-op for request
        types whose serialized form omits the source (e.g. deposits).
        """
        if "source_address" in type(self).model_fields:
            self.source_address = source_address

    @classmethod
    @abstractmethod
    def from_index(cls, index: int) -> Self:
        """Build a request from a sequential index."""
        ...

valid = True class-attribute instance-attribute

Whether the request is expected to be valid and therefore included.

calldata_modifier = lambda x: x class-attribute instance-attribute

Calldata modifier function applied when building the calldata.

system_contract_address class-attribute

Address of the system contract that processes the request.

value abstractmethod property

Value (in wei) of the call that triggers the request.

calldata abstractmethod property

Calldata of the call that triggers the request.

with_source_address(source_address) abstractmethod

Return a copy of the request with its source address set.

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@abstractmethod
def with_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> Self:
    """Return a copy of the request with its source address set."""
    ...

set_source_address(source_address)

Record source_address on the request in place, for request types that carry one (e.g. withdrawals, consolidations). A no-op for request types whose serialized form omits the source (e.g. deposits).

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def set_source_address(self, source_address: Address) -> None:
    """
    Record `source_address` on the request in place, for request types
    that carry one (e.g. withdrawals, consolidations). A no-op for request
    types whose serialized form omits the source (e.g. deposits).
    """
    if "source_address" in type(self).model_fields:
        self.source_address = source_address

from_index(index) abstractmethod classmethod

Build a request from a sequential index.

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@classmethod
@abstractmethod
def from_index(cls, index: int) -> Self:
    """Build a request from a sequential index."""
    ...

requests_list_to_bytes(requests_list)

Convert list of requests to bytes.

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def requests_list_to_bytes(
    requests_list: List[RequestBase] | Bytes | SupportsBytes,
) -> Bytes:
    """Convert list of requests to bytes."""
    if not isinstance(requests_list, list):
        return Bytes(requests_list)
    return Bytes(b"".join([bytes(r) for r in requests_list]))