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In the current implementation of the system, when a peer leaves a subnet, its chain state is not removed from local storage. We need to decide how we want to handle this. We can either:
Add a flag to let the user choose if it wants to remove the state of a subnet or not. This would require some logic to inform the user about the state for which chains it still keeps.
Always remove the state for a subnet we are no longer part of.
Only remove the state of a subnet when it's been killed.
(Probably the first option is the most flexible, that way we delegate the decision to end-users according to their needs).
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In the current implementation of the system, when a peer leaves a subnet, its chain state is not removed from local storage. We need to decide how we want to handle this. We can either:
(Probably the first option is the most flexible, that way we delegate the decision to end-users according to their needs).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: