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Since we were not verifying BLS signature in blocks that we produce, we were failing to notice that some deposits need to be ignored (due to having an invalid signature). Processing these deposits resulted in a different ending state after the state transition which caused our blocks to be rejected by the network. |
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| e2store.nim | ||
| e2store.py | ||
| logtrace.nim | ||
| ncli.nim | ||
| ncli_common.nim | ||
| ncli_db.nim | ||
| ncli_query.nim | ||
| ncli_split_keystore.nim | ||
| nim.cfg | ||
| nimquery.nim | ||
| requirements.txt | ||
| resttest-rules.json | ||
| resttest.nim | ||
| validator_db_aggregator.nim | ||
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README.md
Introduction
ncli is a set of low level / debugging tools to interact with the nimbus beacon chain specification implementation, simliar to zcli. With it, you explore SSZ, make state transitions and compute hash tree roots.
Tools
- transition: Perform state transition given a pre-state and a block to apply (both in SSZ format)
- hash_tree_root: Print tree root of an SSZ object
- pretty: Pretty-print SSZ object as JSON
Building
Follow the instructions from nimbus-eth2
git clone https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2.git
cd nimbus-eth2
make
Usage
# Build with minimal config
../env.sh nim c -d:const_preset=minimal ncli_transition
# Build with mainnet config
../env.sh nim c -d:const_preset=mainnet ncli_transition
# Run..
./ncli_transition --help