Open wileyj opened 3 months ago
I'd be in favor of making them the same as mainnet
On Tue, Jun 18, 2024, 10:24 AM wileyj @.***> wrote:
Is there still a benefit from having large block limits for mocknet, compared to testnet/mainnet? I anticipate it can lead to some strange behaviour where a contract may be valid on mocknet, but rejected on testnet/mocknet.
Proposed change: use the same limits as testnet/mainnet for mocknet (or even have it configurable for mocknet only)
current block limits in mocknet:
{ "epoch_id": "Epoch25", "start_height": 6, "end_height": 9223372036854776000, "block_limit": { "write_length": 18446744073709552000, "write_count": 18446744073709552000, "read_length": 18446744073709552000, "read_count": 18446744073709552000, "runtime": 18446744073709552000 }, "network_epoch": 10 }
compared to mainnet:
{ "epoch_id": "Epoch25", "start_height": 840360, "end_height": 2000000, "block_limit": { "write_length": 15000000, "write_count": 15000, "read_length": 100000000, "read_count": 15000, "runtime": 5000000000 }, "network_epoch": 10
},
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Is there still a benefit from having large block limits for mocknet, compared to testnet/mainnet? I anticipate it can lead to some strange behaviour where a contract may be valid on mocknet, but rejected on testnet/mocknet.
Proposed change: use the same limits as testnet/mainnet for mocknet (or even have it configurable for mocknet only)
current block limits in mocknet:
compared to mainnet: