Jan Segre
Jan Segre
Still needs to be done.
It makes sense to consider this in the future. But it probably only has any impact if we have a very high throughput of transactions, otherwise the current mechanism works...
The life time of a transaction has changed significantly, but a performance analysis would still be useful.
This still makes sense but we might want to remove the tokens list API instead.
This still applies, and possibly we could achieve this by just having internal limits, instead of applying limits when generating the status response.
On `submit_block` we have already added `@api_catch_exceptions` which does exactly that. But I don't know what `/submit_job` is from, I think we might have removed it.
I have a use case that also requires commands available from dev-dependencies. My project has to run arbitrary user script/commands (sort of like [codingame](https://codingame.com/)), those scripts are run as a...
In my case I miss the ability to compile binaries for use inside tests, not running commands from dev-dependencies outside tests. The more I think about it dev-build scripts seem...
Well, the point is to specifically test integration on running a child process, I guess in theory I could fork and set up pipes and call functions, but I don't...
True, this endpoint seems to return 500 on some invalid inputs, it could be simply decorated with `@api_catch_exceptions`.