feat: eth_newPayloadV3: fetch cancun time from db for timestamp validation#220
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| if let Some(cancun_time) = genesis.config.cancun_time { | ||
| self.update_cancun_time(cancun_time)?; |
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these values are set once. Wouldn't it make more sense to have a function like set_chain_spec that sets these values the first time? All these values shouldn't be updatable.
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Motivation
Fetch cancun time from DB when validating payload v3 timestamp
Description
eth_newPayloadV3Storewithset_chain_configBonus:
NewPayloadV3Requestto its corresponding module and update is parsing to match the rest of the codebaseCloses None, but is part of #51