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Relative timeouts currently lookup client state and consensus state in order to retrieve the latest timestamp of the counterparty chain's consensus state when constructing a packet with relative timeouts.
It may be worth relying solely on local clock time to calculate a relative timeout.
Pros:
Reduced the amount of the stateful queries on nodes when using a CLI client
Cons:
Local clock time must be accurate
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Not duplicate issue
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Summary
Relative timeouts currently lookup client state and consensus state in order to retrieve the latest timestamp of the counterparty chain's consensus state when constructing a packet with relative timeouts.
It may be worth relying solely on local clock time to calculate a relative timeout.
Pros:
Cons:
For Admin Use
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: