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It turns out that we often save lots of states in the database that are the result of empty slot processing only - here, we make sure to only save a state if a block follows - this fixes several issues: * empty slot states are not always pruned leading to state database size explosion * storing states is (very) slow which slows down processing in general, so we should only do it when it's likely to be useful * attestation processing doesn't get stuck on saving random states that won't appear in the chain history |
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| eth2_apis | ||
| presets | ||
| beaconstate.nim | ||
| crypto.nim | ||
| datatypes.nim | ||
| digest.nim | ||
| english_word_list.txt | ||
| helpers.nim | ||
| keystore.nim | ||
| network.nim | ||
| preset_values.nim | ||
| presets.nim | ||
| signatures.nim | ||
| state_transition.nim | ||
| state_transition_block.nim | ||
| state_transition_epoch.nim | ||
| state_transition_helpers.nim | ||
| validator.nim | ||
| weak_subjectivity.nim | ||