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Instead of having multiple statedbs created, use a single statedb and make sure that it is only committed once. Various APIs are required for the full migration which wrap the low level LevelDB at various abstractions. This will ensure that changes to the statedb are committed to disk.
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tynes
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Dec 7, 2022
Very simple one for now
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Instead of having multiple statedbs created,
use a single statedb and make sure that it is
only committed once. Various APIs are required
for the full migration which wrap the low level
LevelDB at various abstractions. This will ensure
that changes to the statedb are committed to disk.