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Package follow implements the `fxadmin follow` command, which waits for a pending configuration update to commit across all assemblers.
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type Handler ¶
type Handler struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Handler executes the follow command. It carries the BCCSP used to build the channel config bundle when reading connection info from the config block.
func (*Handler) Run ¶
Run implements `fxadmin follow`. It reads the assembler endpoints and current config sequence from the config block, then polls every assembler until each has committed the next config block (sequence current+1) or the timeout elapses, and prints a per-assembler summary. A config update changes at most one assembler, so the endpoints in the current block still reach the rest; assemblers that cannot be reached are reported as unreachable.
Once at least f+1 assemblers report the same next config block (f being the number of faulty parties the network tolerates), that block is trusted - f+1 matching copies guarantee at least one came from an honest assembler - and written to outputPath, ready to be the --current-block of the next reconfiguration. Blocks are matched by their header and data only, ignoring the per-assembler signature metadata. Run returns an error if no such agreement is reached before the timeout.
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