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Add hook to force committing state to disk #280

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@magicxyyz magicxyyz changed the base branch from master to snap_sync January 22, 2024 16:36
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bc.numberOfBlocksToSkipStateSaving = bc.cacheConfig.MaxNumberOfBlocksToSkipStateSaving
bc.amountOfGasInBlocksToSkipStateSaving = bc.cacheConfig.MaxAmountOfGasToSkipStateSaving
return bc.triedb.Commit(root, false)
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I want the storing-from-force to happen together with storing here:

 if bc.gcproc > flushInterval && prevEntry != nil && !archiveNode

So the hook should check gcproc, and if it returns yes gcproc should also be updated.
Hook should probably also get archiveNode (or it can get that info directly)
need to make sure we don't skip over the block in partial-archive and in the for !bc.triegc.Empty() { loop

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not sure it's the best solution, but my current thought is that if the hook is null we use a function that replicates the current behavior for hook (tests bc.gcproc > flushInterval)

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