Use CountedStorageMap
instead of StorageValue
to manage the Events
in frame-system
#22
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With
StorageValue
theEvents
is a single array in the state that keep growing as more extrinsic is executed and more events append to this array, which makes execution and storage root calculation slower and slower as allocation/copying/hashing this array takes more and more time.Similar to how we handle
Pending
state in frontier (see polkadot-evm/frontier#1575), this PR useCountedStorageMap
to manage the event and so each event will present as a single value in the state.NOTE: this PR also removes
#[pallet::whitelist_storage]
for theEvents
state because it is only supported forStorageValue
, so if we re-run the benchmark with this PR the extrinsic will be charged weight for outputting event.TODO: the
Events
state is cleared in the initialization of the next block, TBC we may need to add migration to ensure theStorageValue
event is properly clear after the runtime upgrade.