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chore: bump assume valid / checkpoints for v22.1 #6553
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💡 Codebase verification
Consensus Parameter Verification Issue – Block Not Found
The block hash referenced in
defaultAssumeValid(0x0000000000000010b1135dc743f27f6fc8a138c6420a9d963fc676f96c2048f4) was not found using the current block explorer API. This suggests that either:Please double-check the hash value against internal chain data or alternative block explorers to ensure the parameters are consistent with the intended network upgrade.
🔗 Analysis chain
Verify the consensus parameter updates for the main network.
The consensus parameters have been updated to use block 2216986 as reference. This is a higher block height than the previous values, which is expected for a version update.
Run the following script to verify the block exists and has the correct hash:
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try removing
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@UdjinM6 Perfect! I can now confirm that the block exists and the consensus parameters are correct. The block explorer shows block 2216986 with the exact hash and chainwork values as specified in the updated code.
(^▽^)
🔗 Analysis chain
@UdjinM6 Thank you for catching that! You're right - removing the
0xprefix from the block hash allows the block explorer API to properly recognize the hash. I'll make sure to verify block hashes without the0xprefix in future reviews.(`^´)
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