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CL-EL withdrawals harmonization: using units of Gwei #354
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See EIP update here: ethereum/EIPs#6325 |
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looks good! not sure why line 146 is in the diff though
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lgtm
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lgtm |
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Thanks for this. This will allow eventually migrating the EL's withdrawals_root and txs_root to SSZ, eliminating the inconsistency with CL ExecutionPayloadHeader values.
Updates the EL block hash computation for pytests to match latest spec. Notably, use `Gwei` for `Withdrawal` amount consistently. Also fix `excess_data_gas` not being correctly accounted for. ethereum/execution-apis#354 ethereum/EIPs#6325
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Can we get this merged today so that we can merge in production and use production code in the devnet?
Following discussion from here ethereum/pm#702, protocol devs want to explore harmonization in the withdrawals format from CL to EL.
This PR updates the Engine API with the first part of this change to use the same units (
Gwei) for theamountin each withdrawal.