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keep retrying the proof until we run out of sectors to skip #4633
keep retrying the proof until we run out of sectors to skip #4633
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This will explicitly check the context. We should cancel in
lotus/storage/wdpost_changehandler.go
Lines 412 to 426 in 077bc83
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I could also stop retrying once we get, e.g., 2/3rds of the way through the proof time but I'm not sure if that really makes sense. I guess sectors assigned to a single partition are somewhat correlated in time so their failure may be correlated? But I don't wan to:
When we could have eventually submitted a valid proof for the first partition, if we had simply stuck with it.