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Tx Forwarding test#54

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@trianglesphere trianglesphere commented Oct 5, 2022

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This adds a "tx forwarding" test to the p2p sim. It verifies that a transaction
sent to a replica that has tx forwarding enabled shows up on the sequencer.

It still has some remaining oddities:

  • It could pass accidentally (not likely though) if no txpool gossip is not set
  • The transaction is received by the sequencer EE, but it is not accepted into the L2 chain.

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  • Fixes ENG-2714

This test verifies that tx forwarding properly sends the transaction to
the sequencer.

It still has some remaining oddities:
- It could pass accidentally (not likely though) if no txpool gossip is not set
- The transaction is received by the sequencer EE, but it is not accepted
  into the L2 chain.
@trianglesphere trianglesphere changed the base branch from jg/docs_update to optimism October 6, 2022 19:06
I determined that the hive build step used GLIBC 2.32 but the previous
machine executor used GLIBC 2.32. GLIBC is not backwards compatible like this.
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Approving for now, but I think that not being mined issue is experienced in prod. I'll note that in the ticket I'm working on,

@mslipper mslipper merged commit 3f7962f into optimism Oct 7, 2022
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not being mined issue is experienced in prod

Super interesting. Is this the thing that Ori posted about? This is then a pretty good test to ensure that we properly fix that issue

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