Pass blocks to LC data creation functions #3070
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Future light client protocol extensions may include data from the block in addition to data from the state, e.g., `ExecutionPayloadHeader`. To prepare for this, also pass the block to the corresponding functions. In practice, blocks access is easier than historic state access, meaning there are no practical limitations due to this change.
wemeetagain
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Nov 7, 2022
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Yep. Preview of the full change: etan-status@lc-eph Also related: |
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Anything still blocking this? |
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Future light client protocol extensions may include data from the block in addition to data from the state, e.g.,
ExecutionPayloadHeader. To prepare for this, also pass the block to the corresponding functions. In practice, blocks access is easier than historic state access, meaning there are no practical limitations due to this change.