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shawn-zil
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Nov 28, 2024
shawn-zil
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This adds some complexity in the mempool and node that makes me worry a bit. Before we decide on merging this, please could we do some testing to prove that batching |
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Transactions are not immediately broadcast after being received from API but added to a new vector instead.
Mempool is regularly polled for anything in the batch and, if criteria is met (chosen arbitrarily), transactions are broadcast to other peers.
There's a new timer - the old one wasn't kicking out frequently (and if the traffic was stable - never).