Bump the Firehose forks to world-chain-v2.4.3-fh3.1-2 - #9
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Brings the 256-byte cap on keccak preimages.
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Bumps both Firehose forks from
world-chain-v2.4.3-fh3.1-1toworld-chain-v2.4.3-fh3.1-2and opens thev2.4.3-fh3.1-2changelog section. Both tags now exist.The only change is the 256-byte cap on keccak preimages. Values in
Call.keccak_preimagescould reach 65536 bytes each (131072 hex characters). The map is there so a consumer can walk a storage slot back to the expression that produced it, and Solidity's slot derivations are small: 32 bytes for a dynamic array or abytes/stringlonger than 31 bytes, 64 bytes for a mapping with a value-type key, and 32 bytes plus the key for amapping(string => V). 256 bytes covers all of those with 224 bytes of room for a dynamic key. Oversized preimages are dropped rather than truncated, since a truncated preimage no longer hashes back to its map key.No source change is needed here — the cap lives in the reth fork's
crates/firehose/src/inspector.rs.Cargo.tomlandCargo.lockwere updated by hand, substituting the tag string and the locked revs across 148Cargo.tomland 148Cargo.lockentries:streamingfast/reth0895359337→b85f5464cf(streamingfast/reth#43)streamingfast/optimism49b6568664→497043385e(streamingfast/optimism#21)Neither commit touches a
Cargo.toml, so the dependency graph is unchanged and nothing else in the lock moves.