[WIP] Trie diff #89
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[WIP] Trie diff #89
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What was wrong?
No convenient way to generate a trie diff without iterating all keys.
How was it fixed?
This is suuuper WIP. It was really just a "scratch my own itch" thing while I was debugging the difference between two different state roots.
I'd say it's only ~1/4 implemented, and probably isn't the final API I would choose. But, it was already handy, definitely saved me time working on the state root. I was able to run it on a real state root on a real mainnet block (both account and storage state) to get meaningful results. There's probably a better approach, I didn't spend any time cleaning it up or looking for obvious dedup opportunities.
So this is a reminder to myself to come back to it when I'm not driving so hard on trinity mainnet support. Also, in case anyone else wants to crib the code, or pick it up where I left off...
Tangent: it's might be way simpler to use the
KeyAccessLoggerto generate the required proofs than the current method. (inget_proof()). Seems worth checking out.Cute Animal Picture