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BigLep opened this issue Mar 27, 2025 · 2 comments
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Lotus exposes F3-aware RPCs #12987

BigLep opened this issue Mar 27, 2025 · 2 comments

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BigLep commented Mar 27, 2025

Done Criteria

  1. Lotus exposes APIs that are "F3-aware", in all these groups:

  2. This should be done without breaking/changing existing versions. Using "F3-aware" APIs should be deliberate (opt-in) and viewed as experimental at this point.

Why Important

Enables application builders and integraters (e.g., exhanges, bridges) to take advantage of fast finality.

Notes

  1. This is intended to be an over-arching tracking issue with various subtasks.
  2. There are two tracks here: ETH and non-ETH. This is because the ETH side is clear-cut but the non-ETH side is has more design exploration to do.
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BigLep commented Apr 1, 2025

Issue description to make clear the two tracks:

  • ETH
  • non-ETH (e.g., Chain, F3, State)

@BigLep BigLep moved this from Todo to In progress in F3 Apr 1, 2025
@BigLep BigLep assigned masih and rvagg Apr 7, 2025
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BigLep commented Apr 8, 2025

@masih : I created https://www.notion.so/filecoindev/Lotus-F3-aware-APIs-1cfdc41950c180ae97fef580e79427d5 in case we need a place to work outside of Lotus for API documentation for getting user feedback.

Note: https://www.notion.so/filecoindev/Filecoin-V2-APIs-1d0dc41950c1808b914de5966d501658 is where the meat is.

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