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When two node have the same number of independent updates prior to syncing, syncing them will result in the current value on each node to be unchanged due to a priority mismatch on the register.
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Resolves#1029Resolves#1030
Description
This PR resolves the eventual consistency bug when highly concurrent updates would cause the DAG syncer to fail reaching consistency. It also adds a simple retry mechanic to avoid sync issues when there is a transaction conflict on the head store.
Relevant issue(s)
Resolves#1029Resolves#1030
Description
This PR resolves the eventual consistency bug when highly concurrent updates would cause the DAG syncer to fail reaching consistency. It also adds a simple retry mechanic to avoid sync issues when there is a transaction conflict on the head store.
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Relevant issue(s)
Resolvessourcenetwork#1029Resolvessourcenetwork#1030
Description
This PR resolves the eventual consistency bug when highly concurrent updates would cause the DAG syncer to fail reaching consistency. It also adds a simple retry mechanic to avoid sync issues when there is a transaction conflict on the head store.
When two node have the same number of independent updates prior to syncing, syncing them will result in the current value on each node to be unchanged due to a priority mismatch on the register.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: