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Both the op-program and supervisor implement similar logic for checking message cross-safety. This creates a problem where the trigger to reorg a block that's resolved to be cross-unsafe depends on multiple error types.
This does not scale as any changes to the set of cross-safety error triggers can break the fault proof. It'll be ideal to have a common error type that categories these errors such that both the op-program and supervisor can reuse.
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Both the op-program and supervisor implement similar logic for checking message cross-safety. This creates a problem where the trigger to reorg a block that's resolved to be cross-unsafe depends on multiple error types.
This does not scale as any changes to the set of cross-safety error triggers can break the fault proof. It'll be ideal to have a common error type that categories these errors such that both the op-program and supervisor can reuse.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: