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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When I have an existing replica of an OP Stack chain, and I restart op-node after a break, it takes a very long time to start advancing again. While waiting I get a lot of op-node log entries like this:
t=2024-05-11T12:37:23-0500 lvl=info msg="Walking back L1Block by hash" curr=0xcc342fa25773b876a0df0b1061fb30d95929ba31a2470e12197fd363512c6be1:19602253 next=0x2077592483faaa035a1f7aeb4a39fc66d149e8efc4a8d0cb4a56bec06e061b8a:19602252 l2block=0xe68165a993b32282d4fece1e7c079e1664226580caea4098514a5356604044bf:144487
While it is looking for the L1 block from which to start retrieving state.
Describe the solution you'd like
op-node can ask op-geth what is the latest L1 block and start looking from there, all it takes is doing the equivalent of
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When I have an existing replica of an OP Stack chain, and I restart
op-node
after a break, it takes a very long time to start advancing again. While waiting I get a lot ofop-node
log entries like this:While it is looking for the L1 block from which to start retrieving state.
Describe the solution you'd like
op-node
can askop-geth
what is the latest L1 block and start looking from there, all it takes is doing the equivalent ofThe next input commitment is (I use Redstone) should be after that point, but not very far from it.
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