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Candidate agreement "glue" code #34
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| local_candidate | ||
| .into_future() | ||
| .map(table::Statement::Candidate) | ||
| .map(Some) |
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Are these two lines moot or am I missing something?
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it's necessary for the or_else in the next line which is currently used to swallow errors in candidate production.
| let table = params.table; | ||
| params.timer.interval(params.form_proposal_interval) | ||
| .map_err(|_| Error::FaultyTimer) | ||
| .for_each(move |_| { table.update_proposal(); Ok(()) }) |
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could be written .for_each(move |_| Ok(table.update_proposal())) which is a bit more concise.
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quality looks good but haven't done deep review of logic.
Fix serialize-javascript vulnerability alert
…xecution-benchmarks introduce compile time switch for omitting extrinsics execution
…ech#34) * Update default runtime types to match latest substrate * Format code
Closes #28
The previous PR (#29) implemented the core primitives for achieving consensus. This one wraps them one step further by
The next consensus PR will combine the networking code and the runtime from #32 with the code in the
candidate-agreementmodule.