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adding network removed event #1157
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Why is the analog-gmp
submodule updated in almost every PR?
@penumbra23 yes thats because testnet branch uses a different version of analog-gmp and main uses a different so everytime we open a PR the analog-gmp branch is old and we forget to revert back to that commit. |
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So what happens with all the other data of that network on chain? Would that mean if I remove a network and add one back with the same chain id, I would still have all the previous tasks and shards assigned? |
It doesn't really matter since it's going in the Testnet branch. Adeel requested it, so was either discussing why it doesn't make sense for 2h or do it in 10min |
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@dvc94ch It does matter very much, because it is going to testnet. Do we for example have tests what happens when tasks are schedule on non-existing networks? Maybe just running Did anybody do any analysis, where network ids are used or iterated over? |
Bran told Adeel it was nonsensical. I wasn't in the meeting. Please discuss the assignment with Adeel... |
Agree with Florian, If the PR made any unexpected storage corruption there is no going back except from complete reset. |
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closes: #1156
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Tests
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