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Cant sync a kusama-people node from scratch with 1.12, working with 1.11, regression? #4614
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here is an example command that wont work:
eventually fails, killing the node, with:
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here is another example running with the released binary in this repository:
which reports version: similar behaviour.... |
However, if I use the 1.11.0 release, and the parachain spec from the repo, here, as Paranodes remembers their initial sync, then it seems to work:
is perhaps the initial sync broken in the latest release? |
struggling with same issue on coretime, people and bridgehub related: #4648 |
Thanks for reporting, I will take a look!
This is a known issue and was recently fixed: #4167 |
Quick update: I was able to reproduce this issue and have some hints on what might be happening. Will confirm and keep you posted. |
## Issue Currently, syncing parachains from scratch can lead to a very long finalization time once they reach the tip of the chain. The problem is that we try to finalize everything from 0 to the tip, which can be thousands or even millions of blocks. We finalize sequentially and try to compute displaced branches during finalization. So for every block on the way, we compute an expensive tree route. ## Proposed Improvements In this PR, I propose improvements that solve this situation: - **Skip tree route calculation if `leaves().len() == 1`:** This should be enough for 90% of cases where there is only one leaf after sync. - **Optimize finalization for long distances:** It can happen that the parachain has imported some leaf and then receives a relay chain notification with the finalized block. In that case, the previous optimization will not trigger. A second mechanism should ensure that we do not need to compute the full tree route. If the finalization distance is long, we check the lowest common ancestor of all the leaves. If it is above the to-be-finalized block, we know that there are no displaced leaves. This is fast because forks are short and close to the tip, so we can leverage the header cache. ## Alternative Approach - The problem was introduced in #3962. Reverting that PR is another possible strategy. - We could store for every fork where it begins, however sounds a bit more involved to me. fixes #4614
## Issue Currently, syncing parachains from scratch can lead to a very long finalization time once they reach the tip of the chain. The problem is that we try to finalize everything from 0 to the tip, which can be thousands or even millions of blocks. We finalize sequentially and try to compute displaced branches during finalization. So for every block on the way, we compute an expensive tree route. ## Proposed Improvements In this PR, I propose improvements that solve this situation: - **Skip tree route calculation if `leaves().len() == 1`:** This should be enough for 90% of cases where there is only one leaf after sync. - **Optimize finalization for long distances:** It can happen that the parachain has imported some leaf and then receives a relay chain notification with the finalized block. In that case, the previous optimization will not trigger. A second mechanism should ensure that we do not need to compute the full tree route. If the finalization distance is long, we check the lowest common ancestor of all the leaves. If it is above the to-be-finalized block, we know that there are no displaced leaves. This is fast because forks are short and close to the tip, so we can leverage the header cache. ## Alternative Approach - The problem was introduced in #3962. Reverting that PR is another possible strategy. - We could store for every fork where it begins, however sounds a bit more involved to me. fixes #4614
…tech#4721) ## Issue Currently, syncing parachains from scratch can lead to a very long finalization time once they reach the tip of the chain. The problem is that we try to finalize everything from 0 to the tip, which can be thousands or even millions of blocks. We finalize sequentially and try to compute displaced branches during finalization. So for every block on the way, we compute an expensive tree route. ## Proposed Improvements In this PR, I propose improvements that solve this situation: - **Skip tree route calculation if `leaves().len() == 1`:** This should be enough for 90% of cases where there is only one leaf after sync. - **Optimize finalization for long distances:** It can happen that the parachain has imported some leaf and then receives a relay chain notification with the finalized block. In that case, the previous optimization will not trigger. A second mechanism should ensure that we do not need to compute the full tree route. If the finalization distance is long, we check the lowest common ancestor of all the leaves. If it is above the to-be-finalized block, we know that there are no displaced leaves. This is fast because forks are short and close to the tip, so we can leverage the header cache. ## Alternative Approach - The problem was introduced in paritytech#3962. Reverting that PR is another possible strategy. - We could store for every fork where it begins, however sounds a bit more involved to me. fixes paritytech#4614
Hi!
I cant sync a kusama people parachain node. I am experiencing troubles I have never seem when running all other nodes.
I am using docker distribution: polkadot-parachain:1.12.0, I use the RelayChain RPC interface.
I vanilla start with
docker run --rm parity/polkadot-parachain:1.12.0 --chain people-kusama
complaints about most (or all, not sure) nodes having a genesis mistmatch:I then restrict to boot nodes only using flags
reserved-only
and the boot nodes as reserved nodes, and then I get parachain blocks.... however no finalizations,eventually I reach the top of the chain, also using the RelayChain RPC interface:
but no blocks appear to be finalized,
and eventually I get this other warning constantly:
I am not sure what is going on. I am using the new default
--prune archive-canonical
and tried also the different sync modes (fast, warp) but nothing seems to make a difference.I have also tried to use the polkadot-collator image but does not seem to have the kusama people spec.
What am I missing?
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