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This commit refactors the consistency checks. Instead of each individual setter performs its checks locally, we delegate those checks to the already existing function `check_consistency`. This removes duplication and simplifies the logic. A motivating example of this one is the next PR in the stack that will introduce a check for a field, which validity depends on the validity of other two fields. Without this refactoring we will have to place a check not only to the field in question, but also to the other two fields so that if they are changed they do not violate consistency criteria. It's easy to imagine how this can go unwieldy with the number of checks. This also adds a test that verifies that the default chain spec host configuration is consistent.
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This commit refactors the consistency checks. Instead of each individual setter performs its checks locally, we delegate those checks to the already existing function `check_consistency`. This removes duplication and simplifies the logic. A motivating example of this one is the next PR in the stack that will introduce a check for a field, which validity depends on the validity of other two fields. Without this refactoring we will have to place a check not only to the field in question, but also to the other two fields so that if they are changed they do not violate consistency criteria. It's easy to imagine how this can go unwieldy with the number of checks. This also adds a test that verifies that the default chain spec host configuration is consistent.
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This commit refactors the consistency checks. Instead of each individual setter performs its checks locally, we delegate those checks to the already existing function `check_consistency`. This removes duplication and simplifies the logic. A motivating example of this one is the next PR in the stack that will introduce a check for a field, which validity depends on the validity of other two fields. Without this refactoring we will have to place a check not only to the field in question, but also to the other two fields so that if they are changed they do not violate consistency criteria. It's easy to imagine how this can go unwieldy with the number of checks. This also adds a test that verifies that the default chain spec host configuration is consistent.
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This commit incorporates the changes made to the runtime in the following PRs: - paritytech#4408 - paritytech#4457 - paritytech#4540 - paritytech#4542 - paritytech#4581 Note that this PR does not include the description of the PVF pre-checker subsystem. This should be addressed within paritytech#4611 Co-authored-by: sandreim <[email protected]>
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This commit refactors the consistency checks. Instead of each individual
setter performs its checks locally, we delegate those checks to the
already existing function
check_consistency. This removes duplicationand simplifies the logic.
A motivating example of this one is the next PR in the stack that will
introduce a check for a field, which validity depends on the validity of
other two fields. Without this refactoring we will have to place a check
not only to the field in question, but also to the other two fields so
that if they are changed they do not violate consistency criteria. It's
easy to imagine how this can go unwieldy with the number of checks.