pub struct MessagePool<T> {
pub(in message_pool) pending: PendingStore,
pub(in message_pool) caches: Caches,
pub(in message_pool) local_addrs: Arc<RwLock<HashSet<Address>>>,
pub(in message_pool) cur_tipset: Arc<RwLock<Tipset>>,
pub(in message_pool) api: Arc<T>,
pub(in message_pool) network_sender: Sender<NetworkMessage>,
pub(in message_pool) republish: Arc<RepublishState>,
pub(in message_pool) config: Arc<MpoolConfig>,
pub(in message_pool) chain_config: Arc<ChainConfig>,
}Expand description
This contains all necessary information needed for the message pool. Keeps track of messages to apply, as well as context needed for verifying transactions.
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§pending: PendingStorePending messages, keyed by resolved-key address, together with the
broadcast channel for MpoolUpdate events. See PendingStore.
caches: Caches§local_addrs: Arc<RwLock<HashSet<Address>>>Resolved-key senders of locally submitted messages.
cur_tipset: Arc<RwLock<Tipset>>The current tipset (a set of blocks)
api: Arc<T>The underlying provider
network_sender: Sender<NetworkMessage>Sender half to send messages to other components
republish: Arc<RepublishState>Republish coordination state
config: Arc<MpoolConfig>Configurable parameters of the message pool.
chain_config: Arc<ChainConfig>Chain configuration
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Source§impl<T> MessagePool<T>where
T: Provider,
impl<T> MessagePool<T>where
T: Provider,
Sourcepub fn current_tipset(&self) -> Tipset
pub fn current_tipset(&self) -> Tipset
Gets the current tipset
pub(in message_pool) async fn resolve_to_key( &self, addr: &Address, cur_ts: &Tipset, ) -> Result<Address, Error>
Sourceasync fn add_local(&self, m: &SignedMessage) -> Result<(), Error>
async fn add_local(&self, m: &SignedMessage) -> Result<(), Error>
Record the resolved-key sender of a locally-submitted message so the republish loop can find it on its next sweep.
Sourceasync fn push_internal(
&self,
msg: SignedMessage,
trust_policy: TrustPolicy,
) -> Result<Cid, Error>
async fn push_internal( &self, msg: SignedMessage, trust_policy: TrustPolicy, ) -> Result<Cid, Error>
Push a signed message to the MessagePool. Records the sender as
local and broadcasts on gossip if validation marks it publishable.
Sourcepub(in message_pool) async fn publish_pubsub(
&self,
msg: &SignedMessage,
) -> Result<(), Error>
pub(in message_pool) async fn publish_pubsub( &self, msg: &SignedMessage, ) -> Result<(), Error>
Broadcast a signed message on the network’s gossipsub topic.
Sourcepub async fn push(&self, msg: SignedMessage) -> Result<Cid, Error>
pub async fn push(&self, msg: SignedMessage) -> Result<Cid, Error>
Push a signed message to the MessagePool from an trusted source.
Sourcepub async fn push_untrusted(&self, msg: SignedMessage) -> Result<Cid, Error>
pub async fn push_untrusted(&self, msg: SignedMessage) -> Result<Cid, Error>
Push a signed message to the MessagePool from an untrusted source.
Sourcepub async fn add(&self, msg: SignedMessage) -> Result<(), Error>
pub async fn add(&self, msg: SignedMessage) -> Result<(), Error>
Insert a message received via gossip. Runs full validation. Does not publish back to the network.
Sourcepub(in message_pool) async fn validate_for_pool(
&self,
msg: &SignedMessage,
cur_ts: &Tipset,
local: bool,
) -> Result<bool, Error>
pub(in message_pool) async fn validate_for_pool( &self, msg: &SignedMessage, cur_ts: &Tipset, local: bool, ) -> Result<bool, Error>
Message validation.
Returns publish: bool — true when the message should be gossiped
after insertion; false when a local sender’s message failed the
soft base-fee floor (kept locally, not broadcast).
Sourcepub(in message_pool) async fn add_to_pool(
&self,
msg: SignedMessage,
local: bool,
trust_policy: TrustPolicy,
) -> Result<bool, Error>
pub(in message_pool) async fn add_to_pool( &self, msg: SignedMessage, local: bool, trust_policy: TrustPolicy, ) -> Result<bool, Error>
Validate msg and insert it into the pending pool.
Returns publish: bool (see Self::validate_for_pool).
Sourcepub(in message_pool) async fn add_to_pool_unchecked(
&self,
cur_ts: &Tipset,
msg: SignedMessage,
trust_policy: TrustPolicy,
strictness: StrictnessPolicy,
) -> Result<(), Error>
pub(in message_pool) async fn add_to_pool_unchecked( &self, cur_ts: &Tipset, msg: SignedMessage, trust_policy: TrustPolicy, strictness: StrictnessPolicy, ) -> Result<(), Error>
Insert a message into the pending pool without running validation (size, sig, base-fee, sender-actor checks). The reorg replay path uses this directly to restore reverted messages even when they no longer pass the add-time filters.
Sourcepub async fn get_sequence(&self, addr: &Address) -> Result<u64, Error>
pub async fn get_sequence(&self, addr: &Address) -> Result<u64, Error>
Get the sequence for a given address, return Error if there is a failure to retrieve the respective sequence.
Sourcepub(in message_pool) async fn get_state_sequence(
&self,
addr: &Address,
cur_ts: &Tipset,
) -> Result<u64, Error>
pub(in message_pool) async fn get_state_sequence( &self, addr: &Address, cur_ts: &Tipset, ) -> Result<u64, Error>
Get the state nonce for an address in cur_ts, accounting for
messages already included in that tipset. Cached by (TipsetKey, Address).
Sourcepub fn pending(&self) -> (Vec<SignedMessage>, Tipset)
pub fn pending(&self) -> (Vec<SignedMessage>, Tipset)
Return a tuple that contains a vector of all signed messages and the current tipset for self.
Sourcepub async fn pending_for(&self, a: &Address) -> Option<Vec<SignedMessage>>
pub async fn pending_for(&self, a: &Address) -> Option<Vec<SignedMessage>>
Return a Vector of signed messages for a given from address. This vector
will be sorted by each message’s sequence. If no corresponding
messages found, return None result type.
Sourcepub fn subscriber(&self) -> MpoolSubscriber
pub fn subscriber(&self) -> MpoolSubscriber
A subscribe-only handle to the MpoolUpdate bus, the single entry
point for observing insertions into and removals from the pending pool.
Sourcepub fn messages_for_blocks<'a>(
&self,
blks: impl Iterator<Item = &'a CachingBlockHeader>,
) -> Result<Vec<SignedMessage>, Error>
pub fn messages_for_blocks<'a>( &self, blks: impl Iterator<Item = &'a CachingBlockHeader>, ) -> Result<Vec<SignedMessage>, Error>
Return Vector of signed messages given a block header for self.
pub fn gas_limit_overestimation(&self) -> f64
pub fn config(&self) -> MpoolConfig
Source§impl<T> MessagePool<T>
impl<T> MessagePool<T>
Sourcepub fn new(
api: T,
network_sender: Sender<NetworkMessage>,
config: MpoolConfig,
chain_config: Arc<ChainConfig>,
services: &mut JoinSet<Result<()>>,
) -> Result<Self, Error>where
T: Provider,
pub fn new(
api: T,
network_sender: Sender<NetworkMessage>,
config: MpoolConfig,
chain_config: Arc<ChainConfig>,
services: &mut JoinSet<Result<()>>,
) -> Result<Self, Error>where
T: Provider,
Creates a new MessagePool instance.
Source§impl<T> MessagePool<T>
impl<T> MessagePool<T>
Sourcepub(in message_pool) async fn apply_head_change(
&self,
revert: Vec<Tipset>,
apply: Vec<Tipset>,
) -> Result<(), Error>
pub(in message_pool) async fn apply_head_change( &self, revert: Vec<Tipset>, apply: Vec<Tipset>, ) -> Result<(), Error>
Revert and/or apply tipsets to the message pool.
- Apply: messages included in the new tipset are removed from the
pending pool with
applied = true. - Revert: messages from the reverted tipset are re-added to the
pool with
StrictnessPolicy::RelaxedandTrustPolicy::Trusted, allowing them back without nonce-gap restrictions.
The state-nonce cache is naturally invalidated when the tipset
changes, since it is keyed by (TipsetKey, Address).
Sourceasync fn remove_applied_from_pool(
&self,
from: &Address,
sequence: u64,
rmsgs: &mut HashMap<Address, HashMap<u64, SignedMessage>>,
ts: &Tipset,
) -> Result<(), Error>
async fn remove_applied_from_pool( &self, from: &Address, sequence: u64, rmsgs: &mut HashMap<Address, HashMap<u64, SignedMessage>>, ts: &Tipset, ) -> Result<(), Error>
Remove a message from the in-progress rmsgs scratch map. If the
message isn’t there, fall back to removing it from the real pending
pool. Used by Self::apply_head_change when an applied tipset
includes a message that we hadn’t yet seen reverted.
Source§impl<T: Provider> MessagePool<T>
impl<T: Provider> MessagePool<T>
pub(in message_pool) async fn run_republish_cycle( &self, ) -> Result<(), Error>
Source§impl<T> MessagePool<T>where
T: Provider,
impl<T> MessagePool<T>where
T: Provider,
Sourcepub fn select_messages(
&self,
ts: &Tipset,
tq: f64,
) -> Result<Vec<SignedMessage>, Error>
pub fn select_messages( &self, ts: &Tipset, tq: f64, ) -> Result<Vec<SignedMessage>, Error>
Forest employs a sophisticated algorithm for selecting messages for inclusion from the pool, given the ticket quality of a miner. This method selects messages for including in a block.
fn select_messages_greedy( &self, cur_ts: &Tipset, ts: &Tipset, ) -> Result<SelectedMessages, Error>
fn select_messages_optimal( &self, cur_ts: &Tipset, target_tipset: &Tipset, ticket_quality: f64, ) -> Result<SelectedMessages, Error>
fn get_pending_messages( &self, cur_ts: &Tipset, ts: &Tipset, ) -> Result<HashMap<Address, HashMap<u64, SignedMessage>>, Error>
fn select_priority_messages( &self, pending: &mut HashMap<Address, HashMap<u64, SignedMessage>>, base_fee: &TokenAmount, ts: &Tipset, ) -> Result<SelectedMessages, Error>
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Source§impl<T> ShallowClone for MessagePool<T>
impl<T> ShallowClone for MessagePool<T>
Source§fn shallow_clone(&self) -> Self
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