[EXPERIMENTAL - DO NOT MERGE] Dummy miner only listening to new blocks#1121
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[EXPERIMENTAL - DO NOT MERGE] Dummy miner only listening to new blocks#1121
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To investigate the issue of the stalling subscription (see #1119, doesn't actually try to mine and clean-up. The idea is to run it ideally on the same runner which runs the real miner on WAH and observes if it stalls in this ultra-simplified version. If it does, we can safely excluse any side effect coming from the janitor task or the miner task itself.
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To investigate the issue of the stalling subscription (see #1119, doesn't actually try to mine and clean-up.
The idea is to run it ideally on the same runner which runs the real miner on WAH and observes if it stalls in this ultra-simplified version.
If it does, we can safely excluse any side effect coming from the janitor task or the miner task itself.