Add support for minimum randomness generation interval.
Adds back deferral for randomness-using tx arriving in commits for which randomness is not generated.
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Just curious, will there still be randomness-only checkpoints, or it will be another discussion / change?
Just curious, will there still be randomness-only checkpoints, or it will be another discussion / change?
Yes there are still randomness checkpoints. I don't follow what other discussion you're asking about?
Just curious, will there still be randomness-only checkpoints, or it will be another discussion / change?
Yes there are still randomness checkpoints. I don't follow what other discussion you're asking about?
I mean with < 5/s randomness rounds and potentially ~10/s normal checkpoints, there seem to be less latency benefit for separate randomness checkpoints. I imagine there will be plan or discussion on if / how / when we would make changes to the randomness checkpoint logic.
Just curious, will there still be randomness-only checkpoints, or it will be another discussion / change?
Yes there are still randomness checkpoints. I don't follow what other discussion you're asking about?
I mean with < 5/s randomness rounds and potentially ~10/s normal checkpoints, there seem to be less latency benefit for separate randomness checkpoints. I imagine there will be plan or discussion on if / how / when we would make changes to the randomness checkpoint logic.
Yes it's something that could be addressed separately, when code is written to coalesce pending checkpoints. At least it doesn't make as much of a difference either way after this change because we'll only have max 5/s extra and not 2x.