- [x] setup infra
- [x] provide readme
- [x] setup secrets (keys) for infra
- [x] resolve todos
- [x] remove unnecessary test actions triggers
- [x] update go path (should be installed on runner properly - unlike my
self hosted quick setup)
- [x] provide docs on using checksum and signature to verify the binary
**Current Problem**
When X transactions are created, with M transactions out of them having
`gasFeeCap` greater than the current `baseFeePerGas` for the block, and
N transactions having `gasFeeCap` lower, all X transactions get added to
the yellow pool (baseFee) in the txpool and they never get mined.
However when X transactions all having `gasFeeCap` higher than the
`baseFeePerGas` are created, they all get added to the green pool
(pending) in the txpool and thus get mined.
This phenomenon can be inspected in the
`signEIP1559TxsLowerAndHigherThanBaseFee2` function where the number of
transactions that should have `gasFeeCap` higher than and lower than the
current `baseFeePerGas` is specified in its parameter - `func
signEIP1559TxsLowerAndHigherThanBaseFee2(amountLower, amountHigher
int...`.
When `amountLower` is set as `0`, all transactions created from
`amountHigher` will be mined because they have `gasFeeCap` >
`baseFeePerGas`. When `amountLower` has a value > `0`, all the
transactions created (including transactions created with
`amountHigher`) will go to the yellow pool (baseFee) and thus do not get
mined.
The CLI logging currently emits the configured address when noting that
the HTTP or Engine RPC services are started. This is _usually_ the same
as the listening address, but not always. In particular, when the bind
directive specifies an ambiguous parameter, like port 0 for an ephemeral
port, the actually bound address will differ.
This change will help users to operate Erigon while binding to ephemeral
ports. This is especially helpful for developers trying to run multiple
instances of Erigon concurrently in tests which may or may not be
executing in parallel.
Co-authored-by: Jason Yellick <jason@enya.ai>
That's an initial PR mostly for code review, not ready for production
use
Got basic GraphQL working when querying a single block
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Co-authored-by: Alex Sharov <AskAlexSharov@gmail.com>
Fees going to the gas fee recipient should be based on the actual gas
used (available in the receipt) rather than the gas limit in a
transaction. This fixes Hive test "GetPayloadV2 Block Value".
Also `engine_getPayloadBodiesByRangeV1` params should be encoded as hex
strings.
