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A current limitation of Tendermint is that before a block has consensus from the validator set, it is only distributed among the validator set. This makes it not easily possible for these validators to validate the block via a data availability proof, because the minimum number of light client assumption is less likely to hold. Consider publishing blocks to the wider network before they have consensus.
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According to @marbar3778 the block is distributed not only among the validators. Other nodes get to see the block before it has consensus too (only validators add their signatures though). This could be as simple as adding in the DA checks (and making Tx execution optional).
A current limitation of Tendermint is that before a block has consensus from the validator set, it is only distributed among the validator set. This makes it not easily possible for these validators to validate the block via a data availability proof, because the minimum number of light client assumption is less likely to hold. Consider publishing blocks to the wider network before they have consensus.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: