* remove redundant abstraction
* fix misleading raises - the implementation actually swallows errors or
panics (depending on how many other layers of abstraction we penetrate
before detecting it)
* Make content request retries configurable and add to state network and history network.
* Set retries to 1. Use uint to prevent negative values. Make contentRequestRetries a debug parameter.
* blocks can be bigger than the default 1mb when json-rpc-encoded - this
happens on sepolia for example
* json-rpc bump improves debug logging and fixes a number of bugs
* json-serialization bump fixes a crash on invalid arrays in json data
At some point, it would probably be better to compute the maximum block
size from actual block constraints, though this is somewhat tricky and
depends on gas limits etc. Until then, 16mb should be plenty.
With this, sepolia can be synced :)
* Update comments & logs
* Do not start beacon sync unless there is possibly something to do
why:
It would continue polling without having any effect other than
logging. Now it will not start unless there is RPC available
or there was a previously interrupted sync to be resumed.
* Accept finalised hash from RPC with the canon header as well
* Reorg internal sync descriptor(s)
details:
Update target from RPC to provide the `consensus header` as well as
the `finalised` block number
why:
Prepare for using `importBlock()` instead of `persistBlocks()`
* Cosmetic updates
details:
+ Collect all pretty printers in `helpers.nim`
+ Remove unused return codes from function prototype
* Use `importBlock()` + `forkChoice()` rather than `persistBlocks()`
* Update logging and metrics
* Update docu
* Update `ForkedChainRef` constructor
why:
Initialisation is based on the canonical head which is always zero
after resuming a stopped `ForkedChainRef` based import.
* Update new-base calculator
why:
There is some ambiguous code which might not do what the comment
implies. In short, an unsigned condition like `2u - 3u < 1u => false`
is coded where the comment suggests that `2 - 3 < 1 => true` is meant.
This patch fixes notorious crashes when resuming import after a stop.
* Cache content after lookups in history network.
* Cleanup config in PortalProtocol.
* Use local content lookup in history network to enable using cache.
* Enable content cache for state network.
* Update state json-rpc endpoints to return local content which uses cache if enabled.
* Add content cache metrics.
* Make content cache configurable.
* Add content cache tests.
* partial commit
* fixes
* remove converters too
* revert changes on nimbus_verified_proxy
* revert changes in converter
* revert changes(re-xport) in rpc_types
* update copyright year
* replace types in other binaries
* chain config bug
* fix rebase conflict imcomplete buffer
* fix more rebase buffers
* remove ditto types and converters
* fix the tests
* update copyright year
* rename nimbus binary to nimbus_execution_client
* additional replacements
* makefile and dockerfile
* fix ci building errors
* github workflows
* improved Makefile target
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Co-authored-by: Pedro Miranda <pedro.miranda@nimbus.team>
This was the first API created for this, it has been superseded
by the API that makes use of era1 files and/or the portal_bridge.
Only usage was still in test_portal_testnet which has now been
altered to make use if API calls from Portal specification.
* Add validation functions to be used in state portal rpc.
* Add validation to remaining state portal rpc methods.
* Lookup local content in recursiveFindContent rpc methods.
* portal_stateFindContent and portal_stateOffer no longer store in db.
* Fix fringe condition clarifying how to handle an empty range
why:
The `interval_set` module would treat an undefined interval construct
`[2,1]` as`[2,2]` (the right bound being `max(2,1)`.)
* Use the `consensus head` rather than the `finalised` block as sync target
why:
The former is ahead of the `finalised` block.
* In ctx descriptor rename `final` field to `target`
* Update docu, rename `F` -> `T`
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.