eth: reset skeleton after chain rewinded#32101
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Can you provide log-level (e.g. DEBUG level) logs after resetting the head? It sounds reasonable to me to reset the skeleton chain, just want to make sure what happens there. Also, it will be very useful by adding a unit test. |
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I believe this was fixed as part of #33481. Closing. |
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When I'm rewinding my chain to a old header, geth failed to importing the new blocks, log as below:
It seems that geth stucked at
Syncing beacon headers, and later after I restarted geth, it continued to sync and import blocks.After some investigate, I think it is because after we rewinding the chain, the skeleton syncer's subchain state and the rewinded state are not matched. As a result, it will keep trying to sync headers that don't match the new chain, causing the repeating logs.
So here we simplify reset the skeleton to the fresh state to fix the data inconsistent.
BTW, I'm not sure if this fix was related to #32098