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fixed deterministic logic for first findnode method #1835
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test result : v1.10.2 (before PR) v1.10.2 (before PR, after EN reboot) After PR |
JayChoi1736
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lookup, the returned PN list is used afterfindNewNodemethod. The PN list will be constructed withnodeByDistancestruct, which is implemented for Kademlia algorithm originally by Ethereum. The list is made deterministic and it always returns the same PN. This PR fixes this problem.Types of changes
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