fix(indexer): make local_receipts optional to maintain backward compatibility #14634
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shreyan-gupta
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Should we add a unit test as follow-up? To ensure it does not get accidentally changed? |
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The falkiness in the Large pytest Tests is getting super irritating. Here I am sitting at 2 am in the night baby sitting the merge queue where this one flaky test makes the whole merge queue of multiple PRs run everything again... |
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…tibility (near#14634) FastNear reported an issue with `IndexerChunkView`: > 2.10 broke compatibility of old blocks due to introduction of local receipts in the IndexerChunkView. Need to mark them as optional in serde otherwise previous blocks can't be decoded.
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FastNear reported an issue with
IndexerChunkView: