Use blob gas instead of count

[flcl42]

All blob calculations should use blob gas and do not rely on max blob count to be consistent

Changes

• Use blob gas instead of count

Types of changes

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• Bugfix (a non-breaking change that fixes an issue)
• New feature (a non-breaking change that adds functionality)
• Breaking change (a change that causes existing functionality not to work as expected)
• Optimization
• Refactoring
• Documentation update
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Testing

Requires testing

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If yes, did you write tests?

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[LukaszRozmej]

I don't like it, makes it less clear. Why the change?

[flcl42]

I don't like it, makes it less clear. Why the change?

1. The spec mentions gas only, not blob count
2. It's better to maintain only one type of limit, and as we decided to parametrise max blob gas per block, let's stick to it

[marcindsobczak]

I don't like it, makes it less clear. Why the change?

1. The spec mentions gas only, not blob count
2. It's better to maintain only one type of limit, and as we decided to parametrise max blob gas per block, let's stick to it

But MaxBlobGasPerBlock is set as MaxBlobGasPerBlock = GasPerBlob * MaxBlobsPerBlock so in case of future changes we would only need to change MaxBlobsPerBlock. IMO this change is decreasing readability of the code and I don't like it (I'm the person who introduced MaxBlobsPerBlock), but it is a minor implementation detail so if you have a big preference to go this way, I don't mind

[flcl42]

I don't like it, makes it less clear. Why the change?

The current reason is that blob count did not change with custom max blob gas settings for gnosis which led to a block production issue