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inherent disputes: remove per block initializer and disputes timeout event #6937
inherent disputes: remove per block initializer and disputes timeout event #6937
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Could you post the gist of the discussion here? This code not only removes timeout events, but the notion of timing out for disputes. I'm lacking the context here. cc @burdges
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Yes:
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Yes, but maybe we should be reverting a block if the dispute hasn't concluded instead of finalizing it after some time?
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Yes, what we could and probably should do: Revert immediately once f+1 validators voted against a candidate.