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Danno Ferrin ec5dc85403 [PAN-2950] Use java.time.Clock instead of System.currentTimeMillis() (#1747 ) To allow us to reset the timestamp in the blockchain for Retesteth support we need to pass a Clock to affected APIs and use that instead of the static method System.currentTimeMillis(). The most consistent way to do this that will ensure that the API does not sneak back in is to ban the method via ErrorProne. TestClock.fixed() was altered to return the "now" time of the first time the fixed clock was requested, needed for many header validation tasks validating headers are not from the future. Signed-off-by: Adrian Sutton <adrian.sutton@consensys.net>	5 years ago
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src/main	[PAN-2950] Use java.time.Clock instead of System.currentTimeMillis() (#1747 )	5 years ago
build.gradle	Updated to use the deployed version of orion. (#727 )	6 years ago

Danno Ferrin ec5dc85403 [PAN-2950] Use java.time.Clock instead of System.currentTimeMillis() (#1747 )

To allow us to reset the timestamp in the blockchain for Retesteth support 
we need to pass a Clock to affected APIs and use that instead of the static method
System.currentTimeMillis().  The most consistent way to do this that will ensure
that the API does not sneak back in is to ban the method via ErrorProne.

TestClock.fixed() was altered to return the "now" time of the first time the fixed clock was requested, needed for many header validation tasks validating headers are not from the future.

Signed-off-by: Adrian Sutton <adrian.sutton@consensys.net>

5 years ago

src/main

[PAN-2950] Use java.time.Clock instead of System.currentTimeMillis() (#1747 )

5 years ago

build.gradle

Updated to use the deployed version of orion. (#727 )

6 years ago