* Give a max proof size to DMP individual weight processing during migration
* Fix a few migration issues with 2D weights
* Update substrate
* Fixes
* cargo fmt
* Re-add v1 migration
* Set DEFAULT_POV_SIZE to 64 KB
* Use Weight::from_parts
* Update Polkadot
* Fixes
* Add the ability to suspend or resume XCM execution on the XCMP queue
* Rename QueueActive to QueueSuspended
* Add the ability to suspend the DMP queue
* Rename XCMP to DMP in comments where appropriate
Co-authored-by: Alexander Popiak <alexander.popiak@parity.io>
* Add a bypass for XCMP queue suspension
* Revert "Add the ability to suspend the DMP queue"
This reverts commit 363ca09b41e40fce3f2740e7ab78f5c54781ca5c.
* Change controller origin to either root or council-issued origin
* Rename to ControllerOriginConverter
Co-authored-by: Alexander Popiak <alexander.popiak@parity.io>
* xcmp-queue: Fix handling of encoded blobs
With #701 we tried to fix some infinite loop related to encoded blobs, however that lead actually to
not being able to process encoded blobs at all. The reason for this is that `decode_all` doesn't
consume the given input. The point of this function is that it returns an error if the data couldn't
be decoded or there is still data left. However, this means that the check
`remaining_fragments.len() < last_remaining_fragments.len()` would always fail.
We remove the while loop, because we decode the entire fragment anyway or it fails. Aka, we don't
need to loop here. Next we remove the broken check and we directly reset the
`remaining_fragments` (because `decode_all` doesn't consume anything).
* Restore correct behavior
We need to use a while loop, because there can be multiple `Vec<u8>`s. We also need to use `decode`,
because `decode_all` would otherwise return an error if the input is not empty afterwards.
* Remove unused import
* Support overweight messages in XCMP queue
* Add storage migration logic to XCMP queue pallet
* Check whether required weight is larger than max individual weight first
* cargo fmt
* Add some unit tests
* Remove review question comment
Keith Yeung