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feat: [UTP-242] [v3] Make subnet replica version of latest block available to execution environment #2248

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@michael-weigelt michael-weigelt commented Oct 24, 2024

This is an alternative to #2248 and #2082

This PR passes the running replica version to the execution environment, from where it can be used in a future management canister call.: #2202

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MR changes LGTM. Thank you.

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drun changes LGTM

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…lable to execution environment (#2248)

This is an alternative to #2248 and
#2082

This PR passes the running replica version to the execution environment,
from where it can be used [in a future management canister
call.](dfinity/interface-spec#351):
#2202

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Co-authored-by: Michael Weigelt <[email protected]>
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