txpool: activate the new max blobs per transaction post Osaka#32562
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We have this soft blob limitation in the Geth, which is 6. This rule is applied regardless Osaka fork is activated or not. |
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@rjl493456442 before geth 1.16.2, the max blobs limit was 7 not 6 see. This is a breaking change for our blob txs which blocks us to upgrade our nodes until we patch our L2. |
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#32246 changed the max blobs through a post Osaka condition in the state transition. But the txpool validation doesn't look at the fork and just apply the global max blobs new param breaking the pre-osaka parameters.
This PR closes #32560