This is a workaround following hive example, because one of the test case
withdrawalsAmountBounds.json, have bad blocks between good blocks.
And that bad blocks contains big int too big to fit in uint64 of
withdrawal amount field.
Clients who still importing concatenated blocks cannot pass all tests.
previously, the withdrawal validation is in process_block only,
but the one in persist block, which is also used in synchronizer
is not validated properly.
Adds changes to Nimbus Hive support for the new
[Arrow Glacier fork](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-4345).
While here:
- Fix typo in `nimbus.sh`:
`HIVE_FORK_MUIRGLACIER` => `HIVE_FORK_MUIR_GLACIER` (just a comment).
- Add `muirGlacierBlock` to the JSON generated in `extract_consensus_data.nim`.
This makes it symmetric with the JSON parsed in `mapper.jq`.
- Removed "At5" network names which are not used by any of the test suite.
These are `ByzantiumToConstantinopleAt5`, `ConstantinopleFixToIstanbulAt5`
and `IstanbulToBerlinAt5`.
The motivation for removing these instead of systematically including all
possibilities was that I realised `LondonToArrowGlacierAt5` does not appear
anywhere in the current test suite, even though `ArrowGlacier` does. As each
section in the code is rather large already, I thought it cleaner to not add
this one, and keep only the ones the test suite actually uses.
This also now better matches the code in `test_blockchain_json.nim`.
- Sorted `HomesteadToDaoAt5` before `HomesteadToEIP150At5` because the DAO
fork happened earlier than EIP-150 in real life.
Signed-off-by: Jamie Lokier <jamie@shareable.org>
now we have hive simulators written in nim:
- ethereum/consensus
- ethereum/graphql
Using these simulators, we can debug test cases without have to run
hive or docker.
andri lim
Jamie Lokier