Child simulation (e.g. the L1 execution of a L2 proposal, the retryable execution of a L1 transaction) currently use a naive id scheme here:
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offset += 1000000 // reserve spaces for retryable exections |
which is weird and because arb governor do not use sequential numbering it make the id like the following:
L2 Proposal Execution:
Running for proposal ID 0xbb95ace4f588148ad3a1d9bc233dbef1002971173556b5826a829962c3edd81c...
L1 Timelock Execution:
Running for proposal ID 0xbb95ace4f588148ad3a1d9bc233dbef1002971173556b5826a829962c3edd81d...
Retryable Execution:
Running for proposal ID 0xbb95ace4f588148ad3a1d9bc233dbef1002971173556b5826a829962c3edff2d...
Child simulation (e.g. the L1 execution of a L2 proposal, the retryable execution of a L1 transaction) currently use a naive id scheme here:
governance-seatbelt/index.ts
Line 57 in 401c99f
governance-seatbelt/index.ts
Line 119 in 401c99f
which is weird and because arb governor do not use sequential numbering it make the id like the following:
L2 Proposal Execution:
L1 Timelock Execution:
Retryable Execution: