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Transaction trace logging for visibility of transactions on P2P #5725
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… indicates producer/speculator
…to producer plugin about various start block processing statistics.
…tually processed and how many were potentially processed
…ransaction from consideration due to expiry
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Will that slow down normal operations, or are the serialization of all those logs disabled when the option isn't enabled? |
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In conversations with various block producers, it became apparent that there was no good visibility on how
nodeoswas propagating transactions (or not). This PR implements some basic transaction tracing intended on a single node in a separate log with the identifier "transaction_tracing" as well as some other basic statistics in the producer plugin specific log.The goal is that collaborative efforts to aggregate and analyze logs can trace a transaction as it is relayed through the P2P network and eventually finds a place in a block or determine why/when it is unable to achieve that end.