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My understanding for the solution is the new netuid parameter give the coldkey ability to swap hotkey in any subnet. It will remove the limit of tx rate. also save the cost to register hotkey in every subnet. |
| pub const InitialEmaPriceHalvingPeriod: u64 = 201_600_u64; // 4 weeks | ||
| pub const DurationOfStartCall: u64 = 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 / 12; // 7 days | ||
| pub const InitialKeySwapOnSubnetCost: u64 = 10_000_000; | ||
| pub const HotkeySwapOnSubnetInterval: u64 = 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 / 12; // 7 days |
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Why is 7 days divided by 12 here? The comment should be 7 days / 12 then
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one block each 12 seconds. like RootEnterDuration: BlockNumber = 5 * 60 * 24; // 24 hours
| /// Estimating the maximum stake for limited staking operations returned zero. | ||
| /// Zero max stake amount |
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There is an issue with the comment here, no? Should be line 215 only
| /// Estimating the maximum stake for limited staking operations returned zero. | |
| /// Zero max stake amount | |
| /// Estimating the maximum stake for limited staking operations returned zero. |
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should be a mistake, will remove it.
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| // 22. Return the weight of the operation | ||
| Ok(Some(weight).into()) |
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Is the goal to emit a refund of the weight here?
| #[pallet::weight((Weight::from_parts(240_600_000, 0) | ||
| .saturating_add(T::DbWeight::get().reads(31)) |
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I don't know if there is a limit on the number of hotkey a user can have but I think this is related to the way you handle weight in the impl, you are trying to make it dynamic and return the weight at the end but what is returned is refunded, not billed to the user. What it does is take the weight defined here, take the returned weight and refund the difference. Is it what we want? What you could do is benchmark with a parameter on a big number of hotkey, like 100 (I don't know if this is realist), which will be the max amount billed to the user and then refund the difference based on the actual number of hotkey changed?
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I think we need to make the benchmark work for the extrinsic. we can discuss it internally.
The extrinsic just change one hotkey, I don't understand why we need bench test for 100 keys.
Do you mean we change the hotkey over 100 subnets
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Feel free to modify the benchmark.
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The benchmark job has been skipped?
hotkey splitting emergency merge of #1559
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