Return an error when attempting to invalidate the finalized checkpoint #14740
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saolyn
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Dec 19, 2024
| @@ -23,6 +23,9 @@ func (s *Store) setOptimisticToInvalid(ctx context.Context, root, parentRoot, la | |||
| if node == nil { | |||
| return invalidRoots, errors.Wrap(ErrNilNode, "could not set node to invalid") | |||
| } | |||
| if node.parent == nil { | |||
| return invalidRoots, errors.New("attempting to set the root node to invalid") | |||
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I find this error confusing, makes it sound like there is an ongoing attempt to set the root node to invalid. This follows suit with the phrasing above too
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| return invalidRoots, errors.New("attempting to set the root node to invalid") | |
| return invalidRoots, errors.New("could not set the root node to invalid") |
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return an error instead of panicking if the finalized checkpoint is being marked as invalid.
(h/t @nalepae for finding this)