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I may be off-base here as I'm still trying to understand exactly how OP stack works but it's my understanding that magi is an alternative to op-node which includes sequencing. I can see that they override NoTxPoolhere which would instrument op-geth via the Engine API to construct a block with the L2 transactions. The batcher I assume would collect those transactions directly and submit those to the L1. From what I can tell magi does not support sequencing, or at least no_tx_pool is always set to true, and it is my understanding that the driver is only advanced when it reads a new batch from the L1 - it does not automatically instruct the execution client to build a new block every two seconds. If someone could offer some insight that would be much appreciated!
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I may be off-base here as I'm still trying to understand exactly how OP stack works but it's my understanding that magi is an alternative to
op-node
which includes sequencing. I can see that they overrideNoTxPool
here which would instrumentop-geth
via the Engine API to construct a block with the L2 transactions. The batcher I assume would collect those transactions directly and submit those to the L1. From what I can tell magi does not support sequencing, or at leastno_tx_pool
is always set to true, and it is my understanding that the driver is only advanced when it reads a new batch from the L1 - it does not automatically instruct the execution client to build a new block every two seconds. If someone could offer some insight that would be much appreciated!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: