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The transaction::Verifier currently uses a shared global instance of each cryptographic verifier. If there's only one transaction verifier instance, having singleton cryptographic verifiers isn't necessary, and also makes testing slightly more complicated (see #2390).
Related Work
This idea was initially briefly discussed here: #2390 (comment)
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* Add panic message to `unimplemented!`
So that it is clear why the panic happened upon initial inspection. Also
include a reference to the mempool epic, so that it's easier to find the
issue that tracks the implementation of the missing code.
* Add panic message that references a tracking issue
Make it easy to find the relevant issue if the panic occurs.
* Remove incomplete and currently unnecessary code
The current implementation works, the commented out code was just a
previous improvement idea, which is now tracked by issue #2473.
Motivation
The
transaction::Verifier
currently uses a shared global instance of each cryptographic verifier. If there's only one transaction verifier instance, having singleton cryptographic verifiers isn't necessary, and also makes testing slightly more complicated (see #2390).Related Work
This idea was initially briefly discussed here:
#2390 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: