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Decide what to do with a protected failing message bundle. #2744

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afck opened this issue Oct 30, 2024 · 1 comment
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Decide what to do with a protected failing message bundle. #2744

afck opened this issue Oct 30, 2024 · 1 comment
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afck commented Oct 30, 2024

A message bundle can conceivably contain both a protected message and a user application message that fails to execute.

Maybe we should just disallow this: There are very few protected messages anyway, and we could simply disallow them being in the same bundle as a user application message.

@afck afck added this to the Testnet #2 milestone Oct 30, 2024
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deuszx commented Oct 30, 2024

Another option is to distribute (and handle) system messages separately from user-application ones. This way we wouldn't need to implement the concept of Skippable/Protected messages at the protocol level:

  • all system messages are protected
  • user messages have to be handled/skipped/rejected in the user application.

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