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Analysis of checkpoint bootstrapping flappers has shown that it's easily possible for a bootstrapping node to start bootstrapping on the most recent checkpoint A (from group POV) and in the process of recovering another checkpoint B will occur in the system. This wipes out the blocks between checkpoints A and B, and the current Boostrapper fails to recover - it simply keeps on trying to synchronize these blocks which no longer exists.
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Analysis of checkpoint bootstrapping flappers has shown that it's easily possible for a bootstrapping node to start bootstrapping on the most recent checkpoint A (from group POV) and in the process of recovering another checkpoint B will occur in the system. This wipes out the blocks between checkpoints A and B, and the current Boostrapper fails to recover - it simply keeps on trying to synchronize these blocks which no longer exists.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: