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As a developer I want to know which combinations of SteemD plugins are inter-compatible in-terms of their shared memory files.
examples:
Plugins a & b are run from when the node was first created. The node is stopped, and plugin c is enabled on restart. No problems. The node is stopped and plugin d is enabled. Problems.
Plugin d is run from when the node was first created. The node is stopped, and plugin a is enabled on restart. Problems.
Plugin c is run from when the node was first created. The node is stopped, and any of plugins a, b, or are enabled on restart. Problems.
Plugins a & d are run from when the node was first created. The node is stopped, and plugins c & b are enabled on restart. No Problems.
Supporting Definitions (names can be changed)
Plugin Group - a set of plugins where if any one of them has been enabled since node 1st created, the other plugins in the group can be enabled at a later date.
Uncle Plugin - a plugin that creates a node memory situation where at least one other plugin can be added at a later time, that would not have been able to be added were Parent not enabled.
Nephew Plugin - depends on either being enabled since node creation, or on an Uncle Plugin being enabled since node creation.
Clean Plugin - Plugins that can be enabled at any time, regardless of what other plugins have/haven't been enabled.
AC
# Results listing all sets of plugins in their above definitions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
For example, I have an intel skull canyon nuc with 32 GB RAM, ubuntu 16.04. Doing a replay with the following plugins is super slow (greater than 24 hours on --replay-blockchain):
As a developer I want to know which combinations of SteemD plugins are inter-compatible in-terms of their shared memory files.
examples:
Supporting Definitions (names can be changed)
AC
# Results
listing all sets of plugins in their above definitionsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: