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Since #96, we have the ability to prove a sequence of blocks in one go. This however writes all generated block proofs to disk, which is not needed.
More specifically, say we have checkpoint height $N$ and we generate blocks $N+1$ to $M$, then every subsequent proof $\pi_t$ will be attesting validity of all previous block proofs $pi_{N < i < t}$. As such, only the latter is really useful and needs to be persisted.
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Since #96, we have the ability to prove a sequence of blocks in one go. This however writes all generated block proofs to disk, which is not needed.$N$ and we generate blocks $N+1$ to $M$ , then every subsequent proof $\pi_t$ will be attesting validity of all previous block proofs $pi_{N < i < t}$ . As such, only the latter is really useful and needs to be persisted.
More specifically, say we have checkpoint height
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: