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go/roothash: Batch history reindex writes #6050
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I was thinking, if we have prunning set to only retain few blocks (possibly one), or the time interval is very small, could batching always receive an error? Let's say on my machine to process a batch it takes
200-300ms
. Would it be better to defensively check what is the last retained round again if we receive an error, and simply update the latest height if it has changed?cc @ptrus
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I think the minimum interval is 1 second currently, and in practice it's likely much more (e.g. in minutes).
Likely not problematic in practice, so I don't really have strong opinions on how to handle it.