* Rework how a runtime api calls into the runtime
Now we generate a default implementation for each api call that calls
a generated method `method_runtime_api_impl`. This newly generated
method is the one that will be implemented by the `impl_runtime_apis`
macro in the runtime for the client side.
* Support `changed_in` to change runtime api function signatures
* Update documentation
* Fixes tests
* Implement checking the api version with a predicate
* Make the implementation backwards compatible with CC
* Update wasm files after merge
* Check for wasm runtime differences by building master and current branch
* Update spec_version and wasm files
* Fixes
* Revert my changes
* Remove `patch.crates-io` from test-runtime
* Temporarily pin trie to #2
* Use generic and delay trait object casting
Rust does not support super-trait upcasting
* Add PlainDB impl for Ephemeral
* Add PlainDB trait alias for completeness
* Use PlainDB for test TrieBackendStorage fetch
We always check overlay first for a storage fetch, which already checked null data. Using PlainDB here makes it work
nicer with other PlainDB overlays.
* Update trie reference
* Use HashDBRef in places when approriate
* Use PlainDBRef in places when approriate
* Update trie crate reference
* Remove unused HashDB::keys
* Patch dependencies
* Fix cargolock
* Update cargo lock again
* Move `CODE` directly into `TestExternalities`
This change allows tests to modify CODE in storage.
* Update more hashes
* Test
* Move `code` back into a field of `TestExternalities`
* Update wasm after master merge
* use local version of jsonrpc to test
* Convert rpcs to test out in progress jsonrpc-derive api
* Revert "Convert rpcs to test out in progress jsonrpc-derive api"
This reverts commit 69231784171180d9bdb1bde1fcfd20f233357b17.
* Convert to new jsonrpc-derive macro
* Add RPC trait Metadata comment
* Break up long pubsub attr lines
* Update to 10.0.1 jsonrpc-* from crates.io
* Remove typed::Subscriber prefixes
* Remove empty comment
* core: grandpa: move consensus_changes to its own submodule
* core: grandpa: move justification to its own submodule
* core: grandpa: move environment to its own submodule
* core: grandpa: move block import to its own submodule
* Link substrate issue tracker in panic
* Replace allocator with freeing-bump allocator
* Revert me: Panic on double allocate/free
* Revert me: Add shallow benchmark for a first impression
* Revert "Revert me: Add shallow benchmark for a first impression"
This reverts commit 5f0d4df39395eb55c9ec2d6fe1ed992533475fec.
* Revert "Revert me: Panic on double allocate/free"
This reverts commit a114df7d6cfc21d60af396ccca02e5c8205db6ce.
* Rename heap to FreeingBumpHeapAllocator
* Rename heap.rs to allocator.rs
* Use sandbox heap
* Move functions
* Move variables into constructor
* Revert "Move variables into constructor"
This reverts commit f46fa0d0cdf4ea97760ccce58003b0d33f433743.
* Remove unnecessary casts
* Add comment for new parameter
* Improve typing
* Move variables into constructor
* Avoid dynamic allocation
* Remove unused variables
* Revert "Link substrate issue tracker in panic"
This reverts commit 32dfa1d02bcf881d1d514a930fcc0fdf3c5f8e08.
In the meantime this was fixed in https://github.com/paritytech/substrate/pull/1667.
* Improve naming
* Only assert in debug mode
* Remove dynamic allocation
* core: fix predicate for dropping grandpa round messages
* core: grandpa: drop commits topic on authority set change
* core: gossip: only drop known messages based on expiration time
* core: grandpa: don't broadcast commit messages
* core: gossip: don't assume topics are header hashes
* core: gossip: expire messages more agressively
* core: grandpa: fix test environment
* core: gossip: fix tests
* core: gossip: track dead topics (and ignore messages)
* core: gossip: test dead topic pruning
* Limit block size in runtime,
* Add test for basic authorship.
* Store length of extrinsics instead of computing it.
* Don't rely on note_extrinsic
* Use hashed version of storage and write test.
* Recompile runtime.
* make genesis state available on light client
* RemoteOrLocalCallExecutor
* code_is_executed_locally_or_remotely
* OnDemandOrGenesisState tests
* some comments
* Declare storage in contracts module
This adds storage declarations of the contract module to the runtime metadata and this ultimately gives ability to inspect the storage of contract module (except contracts storage) for polkadot ui
* Bump the runtime version to 17.
* Rebuild the binaries.
* Rebuild
* Rebuild [2]
* Decrease bucket size
A bucket size of 8192 bytes is quite large and it turned
out that this can exhaust the available heap space too
too quickly.
This is because even for allocating 1 byte a bucket of
8192 bytes is allocated/wasted.
* Return 0 if requested size too large
* Improve test
The test didn't use an offset when setting up the heap.
Hence the first successfully allocated pointer was
always `0`.
This is unfortunate since `0` is also the return value
when there is an error.
This lead to us not noticing that the test was failing,
because it did not distinguish between success and error.
* Revert to linear allocator
Went through the TODOs, removed a bunch, which are outdated or nothing more than a regular comment, documented a bunch more as actual tickets and made them FIXMEs and unified their structure (`FIXME #TICKETNO DESC` for local tickets, `FIXME: DESC LINK` for external tickets) for easier in-editor support. Further more remove unnecessary remarks and related old code that I noticed in that instance.
* Allow runtime to return more detailed transaction validation errors.
* Re-use ApplyError codes and update test-runtime.
* Fix pool tests.
* Revert using Compact for validity.
gabriel klawitter