fix(graph-gateway): avoid processing chain heads older than latest seen block #571
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Co-authored-by: Theo Butler <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Theo Butler <[email protected]>
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# Release Notes - fix: add optimistic indexer query fee to client query total (#567) - fix: retry network params fetch (#568) - fix: value conversion for TAP receipt (#570) - fix: avoid processing chain heads older than latest seen block (#571) - fix: truncate indexer errors before processing (574d09b)
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This Pull Request aims to address an issue where the processing of chain heads older than the latest seen block can occur due to an RPC provider reverting to and reporting a block number before the previously known block number. This can lead to a degradation in the system's performance and perceived reliability (and unnecessary processing).
See the postmortem report here.