Kian Paimani
Kian Paimani
The challenge at hand is t identify if `pallet-balances` is in a runtime or not. My elementary way of solving this problem is testing something like `api.query.balances !== undefined`. This...
Just thinking out loud: re-writing all of this HIGHLY risky logic every time seems very dangerous to me. Ideally, we would have a base proxy builder that constructs the default...
Currently, all of the types generated via this macro are nested. For example, you have: ```rust type AllPallets = (System, (Balances, Babe)); ``` As far as I know, the main...
This PR is itself pretty insubstantial, there is not real code change other than adding a fuzz-style test for nomination pools. Some notes about the approach: For now, I mainly...
# Overview The current signed phase of the election-provider-multi-phase pallet has a major flaw: There is a single transaction ([`submit`](https://paritytech.github.io/substrate/master/pallet_election_provider_multi_phase/pallet/enum.Call.html#variant.submit)), quite heavy, that submits both the _solution score_ and the...
For numerous reasons, we might have nominators who don't end up in the exposure, because of resource limits of the offchain solution submitted to the chain. So the setting is:...
Currently, pool ids only ever increase. While generally we suggest using a `MaxPools` limits, this allows one to spam the pool ids and consume a lot of them by creating...
we should really just rename the `Call` generated by the construct_runtime! to `RuntimeCall`. _Originally posted by @kianenigma in https://github.com/paritytech/substrate/pull/8458#discussion_r602125898_ --- See confusions such as https://substrate.stackexchange.com/questions/3360/using-scheduler-pallet-to-schedule-contract-pallet-call
We deployed this last year, and it is a great security addition, but we need a better way to update it. Currently I mostly do it manually, every quarter or...
Would be very helpful for testing if there was a way for `root` e.g. sudo in a dev-chain to create an `offence`. This would help you test all sorts of...