Bear Wang
Bear Wang
It might depend on your machine memory limit. If you reach to the memory boundry, the application crashed.
First issue :smiley:
Can we add another runtime function named `trace_extrinsic(xx)`, like `trace_transaction(xx)` above to support tracing a specific extrinsic?
Any feedback about this?
@nanocryk > Can you provide the exact RPC call you made to get this output? 1. ```curl http://g4.pangolin-p2p.darwinia.network:9933 -H "Content-Type:application/json;charset=utf-8" -d '{ "jsonrpc":"2.0", "id":1, "method":"debug_traceTransaction", "params": ["0xf4526d1a118315aa561a810025336c191c425e342bfe176891dd45f961b8323a", {"disableStorage": true, "disableMemory":...
> Can we add another runtime function named `trace_extrinsic(xx)`, like `trace_transaction(xx)` above to support tracing a specific extrinsic? This way seems easier but might break the RPC compatibility with Ethereum...
> Having an RPC to get the Substrate hash from the Ethereum hash could be useful in general however. In this way, we need to store the `ethereum_hash => extrinsic_hash`...
Since the dispatch call represents a storage proof, it's hard to parse out at the runtime side.
The `NextFeeMultiplier` is much similar to the base-fee pallet but on the substrate side. Why not use `base-fee` pallet here?
LGTM!