* Update polkadot
* Extend cumulus primitives with some relay chain exports
Follow https://github.com/paritytech/polkadot/pull/2194 to see the
polkadot PR
* collator: collect the state proof
This commit changes cumulus-collator so that it takes the relay chain
state at the relay parent and creates a storage proof that contains all
the required data for PVF.
* parachain-upgrade: use the proofs instead
This change is needed to make cumulus logic to not longer depend on the
transient validation data. As part of this change, in order to preserve
the current behavior `code_upgrade_allowed` now is computed on the
parachain side, rather than provided by polkadot.
Turned out that this requires to know the self parachain id so it was
added where needed.
* message-broker: use relay state to track limits
this should make sending messages safe from accidentally running over
the relay chain limits that were previously unknown.
* Update polkadot
So that `relay_storage_root` is available through `ValidationParams`
* Check `relay_storage_root` matches expected
Check that `relay_storage_root` submitted by the collator matches the
one that we receive in `validate_block` through `ValidationParams`
* Add a missing check for `dmq_mqc_head` while we are at it
* Update polkadot
* Fix tests that use the relay storage root
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Bastian Köcher <bkchr@users.noreply.github.com>
* Update message-broker/src/lib.rs
Co-authored-by: Bastian Köcher <bkchr@users.noreply.github.com>
* Remove unneeded (&_)
* Fix unwraps
* Polish basti's suggestion
* Fix merge
* Bring back the System::can_set_code check
Co-authored-by: Bastian Köcher <bkchr@users.noreply.github.com>
* Start with something
* Whatever
* Update
* MOARE
* Make cumulus-network compile and tests work
* Update more and fixes
* More stuff
* More fixes
* Make collator build
* Make test almost work
* Remove contracts runtime
* More test work
* Make service compile
* Fix test-service
* Fix test client
* More fixes
* Fix collator test
* Fix network tests (again)
* Make everything compile, finally
* Fix tests
* Write test that should fail
* Add `WaitOnRelayChainBlock`
* Update git versions
* Make it all work
* Update logging
* Switch to provided method for pushing an extrinsic
* Try to debug CI
* Aaaa
* Only use Debug
* Updates
* Use native execution to hopefully make CI happy...
* Start with something
* Whatever
* Update
* MOARE
* Make cumulus-network compile and tests work
* Update more and fixes
* More stuff
* More fixes
* Make collator build
* Make test almost work
* Remove contracts runtime
* More test work
* Make service compile
* Fix test-service
* Fix test client
* More fixes
* Fix collator test
* Fix network tests (again)
* Make everything compile, finally
* Fix tests
* Update to latest masters
* Remove ignore
* Switch to different branch in polkadot for now
* Update reference
* Make it compile with latest changes
* Update collator/src/lib.rs
Co-authored-by: Robert Habermeier <rphmeier@gmail.com>
* Update to latest upstream
* Update to latest master
* Fix test
Co-authored-by: Robert Habermeier <rphmeier@gmail.com>
* Start by replacing branch names and set `DownwardMessage`
* Add the upward-message crate
* Add Kusama & Polkadot
* More work on getting the upward messages working
* Fix build
* Begin to integrate it into the test Parachain
* Update
* Make everything compile again
* Switch to westend and print parachain account on startup
* Use MultiSignature etc
* Fix validate block
* Some downward messages work
* Update git reference
* More downward messages integration
* Update test runtime for downward messages
* Enable downward message handler and withdraw send tokens
* Add some docs
* Begin to implement simple XCMP
* More work
* Fixes and make parachain id configurable
* Make parachain ID be part of the genesis
* Finishing the XCMP message demo
* Update and fixes tests
* Update branch
* Start fixing compilation errors
* Switch to git version of `WasmBuilder`
* Fix compilation
* More updates
* Adapt to latest Substrate/Polkadot changes
Sergei Shulepov