Any error code starting with a the bit 1 will be considered as an inconclusive vote. The node is not for or against.
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- rSTAGING7f7f55cc7216: [avalanche] Add the concept of inconclusive votes
rABC7f7f55cc7216: [avalanche] Add the concept of inconclusive votes
Added test cases to make sure this is handled properly.
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| 29 ↗ | (On Diff #6196) | This section had me confused. Calling this error is only accurate for values <= 0. It wasn't clear that error could be the full range of int values until I ran this over a few times. There needs to be function-level documentation of the expected/supported values: /** * registerVote() adds a vote for consideration. * Vote values are calculated as follows: * > 0 for "no" votes * 0 for "yes" votes * < 0 for error states. */ This information is not covered sufficiently by the comment below this one since it primarily covers calculating of the yes/no/error votes from votes and consider, rather than how yes/no/error votes are input'd into the function. |
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| 114 ↗ | (On Diff #6196) | int -> uint16_t unless there is a good reason to abstract away the size |
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| 36 ↗ | (On Diff #6236) | erro -> error |