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Improve stability of getNodeCreationBlock for L3s #2682
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LGTM
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A small comment
staker/rollup_watcher.go
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if r.supportedL3Method.Load() { | ||
return nil, fmt.Errorf("getNodeCreationBlockForLogLookup failed despite previously succeeding: %w", err) | ||
} | ||
log.Trace("failed to call getNodeCreationBlockForLogLookup, falling back on node CreatedAtBlock field", "err", err) |
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Should be at least Info - since this will be printed exactly once, and could help debugging some weird cases.
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Makes sense. I'm a bit hesitant in general to make stuff like this "info" because 3rd party teams will complain about the "issue" in their logs, or think it's the cause of some other issue, but it indeed might be useful for debugging. I'll upgrade it to info, and maybe think about rewording it.
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Upgraded to info and reworded a bit to help clarify it for 3rd party teams
Previously, a spurious failure of
getNodeCreationBlockForLogLookup
due toNO_NODE
(e.g. because it was routed to a node that's slightly behind others) would cause the node to permanently stop using the method, breaking it for L3s. Instead, this PR both recognizes that NO_NODE is an ephemeral error and permanently saves the fact that the method previously succeeded.