Abstract
Now TokenNetwork.ChannelSettled() event contains locksroot of both participants. This issue keeps track of using these locksroot values in the client.
Motivation
If we do this, we do not have to look at the blockchain state for the locksroot values. This eases the state pruning problem.
Specification
Instead of asking onchain for locksroot values, use the locksroot values found in the SettleChannel() events.
Backwards Compatibility
This changes the state changes, so the databases will be broken. On raiden:develop we don't care about that.
Abstract
Now TokenNetwork.ChannelSettled() event contains locksroot of both participants. This issue keeps track of using these locksroot values in the client.
Motivation
If we do this, we do not have to look at the blockchain state for the locksroot values. This eases the state pruning problem.
Specification
Instead of asking onchain for locksroot values, use the locksroot values found in the SettleChannel() events.
Backwards Compatibility
This changes the state changes, so the databases will be broken. On
raiden:developwe don't care about that.