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Right now if a chain forks, all history of the fork is lost.
Latest suggestion:
Create a dir for saving chain history.
{root}/_archive/{network_name}/{chain-id}/
ex: /_archive/passage/passage-1/
Under _archive would be the original chain name, passage, then a step down would be the chain-id, passage-1. If they continued to use passage-1, the chain-id could be incremented: passage-1_1, etc... however, that wouldn't be the default behavior
Original conversation is found here: https://t.me/c/1888994636/235
Problem:
Right now if a chain forks, all history of the fork is lost.
Latest suggestion:
Create a dir for saving chain history.
{root}/_archive/{network_name}/{chain-id}/
ex:
/_archive/passage/passage-1/
Under
_archive
would be the original chain name,passage
, then a step down would be the chain-id,passage-1
. If they continued to use passage-1, the chain-id could be incremented: passage-1_1, etc... however, that wouldn't be the default behaviorAssociated PR: #2633
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