* fixing stringslice issue and adding one more filter
* fixing linting and improving function based on feedback
* rolling back generic function to check ci
* adding function back in
* testing printing error
* reverting change
* Added gofmt detail flag
* temporary change
* Another flag added
* Revert changes
* Modifed entrypoint
* Another change
* Revert
* Change go image
* Added -e flag
* Switched to alpine image
* Switched go to strech
* Fix typo
* Yet another image added
* Added go alpine
* rolling back generic
* reverting version
* Update go.sum
reverting
* Update go.mod
reverting
* Update Dockerfile
rolling back
* Update entrypoint.sh
rolling back
* Update go.yml
reverting changes
* fixing flag for config
* reverting changes and moving change to another PR
* Update validator/node/node.go
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* updating based on review
* Update container/slice/slice.go
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* Forkchoice: expose if no tip is viable
This PR changes the behavior on when the node is considered optimistic.
A call to `blockchain.IsOptimistic()` relies solely on forkchoice, if
all tips are invalid, then it's optimistic. If the current headroot is
not in forkchoice then it's optimistic.
A call to `blockchain.IsOptimisticForRoot()` will return true if the
requested root is headroot and it's not found in forkchoice
* update comment
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* panic in SizeSSZ
* moving slowly
* adapt old code to new interfaces
* return interfaces from factory functions
* replace the rest of WrappedSignedBeaconBlock
* WrappedBeaconBlock
* WrappedBeaconBlockBody
* miscellaneous
* Test_BeaconBlockIsNil
* replace usages of BeaconBlockIsNil
* replace usages of mutator
* fix all build errors
* fix some more issues
* mutator changes
* relax assertions when initializing
* revert changes in object_mapping.go
* allow calling Proto on nil
* Revert "allow calling Proto on nil"
This reverts commit ecc84e455381b03d24aec2fa0fa17bddbec71705.
* modify Copy and Proto methods
* remove unused var
* fix block batch tests
* correct BUILD file
* Error when initializing nil objects
* one more error fix
* add missing comma
* rename alias to blocktest
* add logging
* error when SignedBeaconBlock is nil
* fix last test
* import fix
* broken
* working
* test fixes
* reduce complexity of processPendingBlocks
* simplified
* Add analysis template with failing test
* Works for the most common use case
* Progress on tool and more test cases
* Improvements
* handle nil
* works for the most part
* Fix some TODOs in the tool
* Fix some TODOs in the tool
* Deal with nil LVH
After https://github.com/ethereum/execution-apis/pull/254 the EL may
return `nil` for LVH. Our current implementation would treat this as a
zero hash and thus mark all blocks since the merge block as INVALID
* Apply suggestions from Terence
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* Add a copy of github.com/x-cray/logrus-prefixed-formatter with fixes for our static analysis
* gazelle and add failing test
* fix it
* fix link
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* make it the default
* deprecate this
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* Initialise slasher service using New in slasher test to avoid panics
* Handle unhanlded error
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When requesting with IsOptimistic for a root which is non-canonical and
historic, we should check if it is canonical before returning false.
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