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relayers
relayer
beneficiary
Tested on Mumbai with 2 relayers and 2 userops at once https://mumbai.polygonscan.com/tx/0xced5180faa7ec629a37bfd2b008a8d139f0112ecb3e777694a3f0eb58ee557f0 https://mumbai.polygonscan.com/tx/0xe230ab3fde49e0348f5bdc34dfa72e3458ae052926510dfb90bd6b97783d69d4
When sent another userop and all relayers are busy:
After some time, when one of the relayers is released:
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Description
relayers
config which accepts an array of private keys of relayersrelayer
config for backwards compatiblitybeneficiary
config optional, if it's not set, a relayer will always be a beneficiaryTested on Mumbai with 2 relayers and 2 userops at once https://mumbai.polygonscan.com/tx/0xced5180faa7ec629a37bfd2b008a8d139f0112ecb3e777694a3f0eb58ee557f0 https://mumbai.polygonscan.com/tx/0xe230ab3fde49e0348f5bdc34dfa72e3458ae052926510dfb90bd6b97783d69d4
When sent another userop and all relayers are busy:![image](https://github.com/etherspot/skandha/assets/7760339/787b5eed-29a1-4d7e-9011-a8157eb9a0cb)
After some time, when one of the relayers is released:![image](https://github.com/etherspot/skandha/assets/7760339/1f57d822-e0af-4fcb-ab21-f5f5d6db490e)
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