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82c4c10f7e* Add `populate_backlog` rpc * Add `populate_backlog` rpc tests * Only allow `populate_backlog` RPC under enable_control * Extract backlog population logic to separate class and run it on a dedicated thread * Delay backlog population initial start * Move triggered to start of the loop * Use explicit dependencies * Move delay assignment outside the loop and make it constant. * Document backlog_population::triggered and thread members It is not immediately obvious that the trigger can be used even when backlog population is disabled and that it is used for manual triggering mainly. * Improve code readability * Rename store to store_m to avoid compilation problem on gcc * Document intention of notify function * Break backlog_population's dependency on nodeconfig Introduce the class nano::backlog_population::config to hold the configuration items and not need access to nano::nodeconfig. * Fix for compilation problem. * Move to namespace Co-authored-by: Dimitrios Siganos <dimitris@siganos.org> |
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