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feat: Initialize the max validators parameter for existing consumers #2012

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feat: Initialize the max validators parameter for existing consumers #2012

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Add initialization for validator cap
p-offtermatt Jul 4, 2024
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Remove migration test
p-offtermatt Jul 4, 2024
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Fix inconsistent naming
p-offtermatt Jul 15, 2024
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16 changes: 16 additions & 0 deletions x/ccv/provider/migrations/vX/migrations.go
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package v6

import (
sdk "github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/types"
providerkeeper "github.com/cosmos/interchain-security/v5/x/ccv/provider/keeper"
)

// MigrateMaxValidatorsForExistingConsumers initializes the max validators
// parameter for existing consumers to the MaxProviderConsensusValidators parameter.
// This is necessary to avoid those consumer chains having an excessive amount of validators.
func InitializeMaxValidatorsForExistingConsumers(ctx sdk.Context, providerKeeper providerkeeper.Keeper) {
maxVals := providerKeeper.GetParams(ctx).MaxProviderConsensusValidators
for _, chainID := range providerKeeper.GetAllRegisteredConsumerChainIDs(ctx) {
providerKeeper.SetValidatorSetCap(ctx, chainID, uint32(maxVals))
}
}
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