Remove SSZ Union in BlockHeaderWithProof type by making the proof
an SSZ encoded ByteList. The right type for the proof can be
selected at the decoding step by first looking into the header
for the timestamp and selecting the right type based on the
hardfork the block is in.
This was added to cleanup database from a content type that was
removed.
After ping extensions upgrade all active nodes must have been
updated to remain compatible and thus must have ran this pruning
code.
Discard the received data on uTP content stream read timeout.
Before the data was still added to the queue and being processed
and should normally fail in validation. However as we know not all
data got read it should not even move to the validation step.
Added however a FIN send after the timeout instead of the delayed
socket clean-up which does not make much sense in that scenario
either. Basically either be nice and still send a FIN or just
destroy the socket immediatly.
- Minor refactor and cleanup of gossip retry and logging.
- Wait time before verifying the gossip for a block is now proportional to the number of offers per block.
- Don't retry gossipping content after finding it in the network. When retrying gossip of a block, only the offers not yet found in the network will be re-sent.
* Revert previous change in PortalStream. Allow zero as a valid connectionId if randomly generated.
* Rename portal_*Gossip JSON-RPC endpoints to portal_*PutContent to be in line with updated portal spec.
When running the import, currently blocks are loaded in batches into a
`seq` then passed to the importer as such.
In reality, blocks are still processed one by one, so the batching does
not offer any performance advantage. It does however require that the
client wastes memory, up to several GB, on the block sequence while
they're waiting to be processed.
This PR introduces a persister that accepts these potentially large
blocks one by one and at the same time removes a number of redundant /
unnecessary copies, assignments and resets that were slowing down the
import process in general.
The radius sort performance improvement in content lookups was
not implemented in the trace version.
Also cleanup some part of the logging related to uTP connection
setup.
The idea of the beacon-lc-bridge was to allow to bridge data into
the Portal network while only using p2p protocols to get access
to the data.
It is however incomplete as for history content the receipts are
missing. These could be added by also adding devp2p access.
But for the beacon content, there would be no way for getting the
historical summaries over p2p.
And then we did not even look yet on how to do this for state.
Considering it is incomplete it was also not being used by anyone
and thus we remove it.
There is an assertion hitting due to the additon of an iterator
that deletes items from the sequence while iteratting over it.
Before the keepIf helper was used that has different code for
doing this similar work.
startedAtMs is the time passed since UNIX epoch in milliseconds.
Cannot use a monotime clock for that. As we want to keep mono
for other Moment.now() usage, imported epochTime from std/times
instead.
