reject tx with too large gas limit

[yihuang]

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[tomtau]

where is that 10000000 gas from? is it the max block gas network parameter? is it possible to fetch the network parameter directly instead?

[yihuang]

where is that 10000000 gas from? is it the max block gas network parameter? is it possible to fetch the network parameter directly instead?

It's the current max block gas parameter, it's discussed before that this value should be enough for all the known use cases.
The network parameter could be lifted later when the tx execution optimization is applied though.

[tomtau]

ok for the hotfix, just one good thing to change is not to have an undocumented magic number in the fix -- instead if the block max gas can be obtained directly from the context (e.<something>) or have a named constant that has a comment with a link to https://github.com/crypto-org-chain/cronos-mainnet/blob/master/cronosmainnet_25-1/genesis.json#L8

[yihuang]

ok for the hotfix, just one good thing to change is not to have an undocumented magic number in the fix -- instead if the block max gas can be obtained directly from the context (e.<something>) or have a named constant that has a comment with a link to https://github.com/crypto-org-chain/cronos-mainnet/blob/master/cronosmainnet_25-1/genesis.json#L8

Made a constant for it, and added more comments.