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FAB-466 integrate ledgernext with chaincode framework
The ledgernext and kvledger packages provide APIs to simulate transactions by collecting read-write sets from invokes of chaincodes. This change set integrates this for the Endorser flows. The main purpose of this code is to enable read write sets to be propagated so end to end flow ending in a commit to the ledger can be tested. The chaincode unit tests continue to use the old ledger. This allows us to (1) incrementally integrate ledger and (2) show that the two packages can coexist from a build and runtime point of view. It is worth noting that the file kv_ledgers.go hosts a temporary container for ledgers. This simple approach is expected to be revised when (sub)ledgers are implemented. Change-Id: I6e0bf4b9795b83d2ae869244b212c02ef9b5214a Signed-off-by: Srinivasan Muralidharan <muralisr@us.ibm.com>
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