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fix: no liquidity sync failing for liveness fallback - #629
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canopy — Pin DEX liveness-fallback decision to the committed certificate
Problem
HandleDexBatchreadLivenessFallbackoffs.cache.rootDexBatchafter the cache swap. On the sync/replay path that cache is seeded from the next committed certificate, so a replaying node fired the fallback one block early and diverged from canonical state.Fix
Capture the fallback decision from the quorum-committed certificate batch before the cache swap, and use the cache only as the batch data source. Live and replay paths now reach the same decision.
Files
fsm/dex.goRisk: consensus-affecting; no behavior change on the live path, only fixes replay determinism.