Implement a chain generator #89
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Currently, the chain/gen test is failing because it cant find a block for some reason. No idea where that particular block is supposed to be coming from... |
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If anyone gets bored and wants to figure out whats going on here, be my guest |
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Fixed: bace5ea |
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heh, thanks for that fix. |
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The idea here is to have a simple thing that we can repeatedly get new blocks from to test chain things. This will allow us to put a few messages into it, call
NextBlock()and see them applied.Will be useful for integration testing and benchmarking among other things.