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We currently provide blockHeight only for getting the committee:
RequestOrderedCommittee(ctx context.Context, blockHeight primitives.BlockHeight, randomSeed uint64) []primitives.MemberId
Since the committee is now based on election results stored in state storage, we need to make a call to virtual machine to get the values
Calls to virtual machine require both block height and block timestamp
The block height is the last committed block (meaning the committee block height minus 1), but this means we need its timestamp too
If we have the header for the previous block to the committee that's ok too, the consensus context can extract the timestamp from there
@OdedWx @gadcl
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We currently provide blockHeight only for getting the committee:
RequestOrderedCommittee(ctx context.Context, blockHeight primitives.BlockHeight, randomSeed uint64) []primitives.MemberId
Since the committee is now based on election results stored in state storage, we need to make a call to virtual machine to get the values
Calls to virtual machine require both block height and block timestamp
The block height is the last committed block (meaning the committee block height minus 1), but this means we need its timestamp too
If we have the header for the previous block to the committee that's ok too, the consensus context can extract the timestamp from there
@OdedWx @gadcl
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: