* Freeze address-signature index in the middle of slot to show failure case
* Secondary filter on signature
* Use AddressSignatures iterator instead of manually decrementing slots
* Remove unused method
* Add metrics
* Add transaction-status-index doccumentation
* Add panicking test
* Add failing test: fresh transaction-status column shouldn't point at valid root 0
* Prevent transaction status match outside of primary-index bounds
* Initialize transaction-status and address-signature primer entries with Slot::MAX
* Revert "Add failing test: fresh transaction-status column shouldn't point at valid root 0"
This reverts commit cbad2a9fae22e5531e3b4ff1b0a9d6a223826c71.
* Revert "Initialize transaction-status and address-signature primer entries with Slot::MAX"
This reverts commit ffaeac0669d0cbe18dd68b5ce177e15a92360b72.
* Skip and warn for hard-forks which are less than the start slot
Option is used during a restart, but then after the restart is
complete, then the option is not needed if the starting slot
is past the hard-fork since the hard-fork should already be
in the snapshot it started from.
* Update ledger/src/blockstore_processor.rs
Co-authored-by: Michael Vines <mvines@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Michael Vines <mvines@gmail.com>
* Make Message::new_with_payer the default constructor
* Remove Transaction::new_[un]signed_instructions
These guess the fee-payer instead of stating it explicitly
* Multi-version snapshot support
* rustfmt
* Remove CLI options and runtime support for selection output snapshot version.
Address some clippy complaints.
* Muzzle clippy type complexity warning.
Despite clippy's suggestion, it is not currently possible to create type aliases
for traits and so everything within the 'Box<...>' cannot be type aliased.
This then leaves creating full blown traits, and either implementing
said traits by closure (somehow) or moving the closures into new structs
implementing said traits which seems a bit of a palaver.
Alternatively it is possible to define and use the type alias 'type ResultBox<T> = Result<Box<T>>'
which does seems rather pointless and not a great reduction in complexity but is enough to keep clippy happy.
In the end I simply went with squelching the clippy warning.
* Remove now unused Serialize/Deserialize trait implementations for AccountStorageEntry and AppendVec
* refactor versioned de/serialisers
* rename serde_utils to serde_snapshot
* move call to accounts_db.generate_index() back down to context_accountsdb_from_stream()
* update version 1.1.1 to 1.2.0
remove nested use of serialize_bytes
* cleanups
* Add back measurement of account storage entry serialization.
Remove construction of Vec and HashMap temporaries during serialization.
* consolidate serialisation test cases into serde_snapshot.
clean up leakage of implementation details in serde_snapshot.
* move short term / legacy snapshot code into child module
* add serialize_iter_as_tuple
* preliminary integration of following commit
commit 6d58b73c47294bfb93465d5a83cd2175660b6e6d
Author: Ryo Onodera <ryoqun@gmail.com>
Date: Wed May 20 14:02:02 2020 +0900
Confine snapshot 1.1 relic to versioned codepath
* refactored serde_snapshot, rustfmt
legacy accounts_db format now "owns" both leading u64s, legacy bank_rc format has none
* reduce type complexity (clippy)
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