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we have a linear event DAG, A <- B <- ... <- C, where C is a regular event, which references B in its state.
our homeserver has persisted up to event A, hence has a single event_forward_extremity of A.
our homeserver goes offline for a bit, so misses out on B and immediate successors
our homeserver receives C over federation, hence pulls in B to complete the state at C
Empirically:
we have all the state we need for B: it is not marked as an outlier
we end up with event_forward_extremities of A and C
We have all the successors for A we should ever expect to receive, so I assert that it should no longer be considered an extremity. In particular, there is no way it will ever cease to be a forward extremity, so it contributes to the accumulation of forward extremities (cf #1760).
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This issue has been migrated from #8913.
Suppose:
A <- B <- ... <- C
, where C is a regular event, which references B in its state.event_forward_extremity
of A.Empirically:
event_forward_extremities
of A and CWe have all the successors for A we should ever expect to receive, so I assert that it should no longer be considered an extremity. In particular, there is no way it will ever cease to be a forward extremity, so it contributes to the accumulation of forward extremities (cf #1760).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: