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d391b18e10* Currently there is no rate limiter on vote generation for a particular root and this can lead to increased, unnecessary vote traffic. This patch adds a delay between constructing non-cached votes. * Removing check on hash since we won't produce a new vote if there's an existing one. * Moving delay in to voting_constants and referencing voting_constants from local_vote_history instead of copying values on construction. * Erasing duplicate roots. * Adding test for correct broadcast deduplication. * Retaining historical blocks until election completion. history::votes filters by root+hash so it won't pick up votes for hashes it's not looking for. * Moving vote spacing to its own data structure. * Testing vote_spacing class and adding trimming. * Revert "Retaining historical blocks until election completion. history::votes filters by root+hash so it won't pick up votes for hashes it's not looking for." This reverts commit 9890305eaeb745b4c86bac36b8ad19d55975c61d. Co-authored-by: Russel <russel@nano.org> |
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