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reset neuron data on registration#522

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reset neuron data on registration#522
andreea-popescu-reef wants to merge 5 commits intoopentensor:mainfrom
backend-developers-ltd:fix-reg

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On neuron registration the trust, emission, consensus, incentive, dividends values as well as axon info associated with the assigned neuron_uid are inherited from the previous neuron. Thus for the first few blocks after registration these values will be wrong, then reset to zero and then get populated with the correct values for the newly registered neuron. This change resets these values on neuron registration.

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@distributedstatemachine I don't think I'm doing any math operations

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Apologies @andreea-popescu-reef , i

meant unsafe , or potentially panicing operation. @keithtensor can you take a look ? the CI should catch these

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pub fn set_emission_for_uid(netuid: u16, neuron_uid: u16, emission: u64) {
Emission::<T>::mutate(netuid, |v| v[neuron_uid as usize] = emission);
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Could this direct indexing panic? cc @keithtensor

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sam0x17 previously approved these changes Jun 25, 2024

/// Resets the trust, emission, consensus, incentive, dividends of the neuron to default
pub fn clear_neuron(netuid: u16, neuron_uid: u16) {
Emission::<T>::mutate(netuid, |v| v[neuron_uid as usize] = 0);
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can you add the length check before index with neuron_uid.

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SubnetworkN::<T>::get(netuid)
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fn clear_element_at<N>(position: u16) -> impl Fn(&mut Vec<N>)
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We are almost there! can you please add doc comments to this , as it would break some lints down the line.

I will get this approved today , and move it through our deployment process. I estimate this change would be on testnet in about 2 weeks

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right, added.

thanks!

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@distributedstatemachine could you take a look at this again?

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