Portal beacon LC sync can be started now from a provided trusted
block root or, in case it has been running before, from a
previously verified and stored LC bootstrap.
This required altering the the beacon db on how the bootstraps
are stored.
* Make stop functions wait for completion before return.
* Implement graceful shutdown.
* Shutdown rpc and metric servers if enabled.
* Move metrics and rpc servers out of PortalNode.
* Enable state network by default. Create status log loop for state and beacon networks. Create status log loop for portal node. Implement stop functions.
This avoid restarting the node always with a full radius, which
causes the node the be bombarded with offers which it later has
to delete anyhow.
In order to implement this functionality, several changes were
made as the radius needed to move from the Portal wire protocol
current location to the contentDB and beaconDB, which is
conceptually more correct anyhow.
So radius is now part of the database objects and a handler is
used in the portal wire protocol to access its value.
- Add basic validation for LC bootstrap gossip, validating either
by trusted block root (only 1) when not synced, or by comparing
with the header of the latest finality update when synced.
- Update portal_bridge beacon to also gossip bootstraps into the
network on each end of epoch.
* Use --styleCheck:error for Fluffy + fixes
There seems to be a clash between the names of an object field and
a proc here. As workaround names of the procs are changed.
* Fix case style for rpc client calls in test_portal_testnet
* Fix style case for utp test
* Add nph check to fluffy CI lint
* Add a section on nph usage in the fluffy.guide
* Update copyright years for altered files
* Avoid chained methods formatting style in db code
* Update nph in CI to v0.5
* Remove leftover commented import
* Move comment to avoid nph turning complex list into simple list (nph bug)
* Update nph in CI to v0.5.1
* Formatting fluffy with nph v0.5.1
Kim De Mey
web3-developer
andri lim
Jacek Sieka