feat: CON-1670 Add some DKG metrics & avoid proposing empty IDKG payloads#10121
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This is dangerous since we could silently loose the master keys on the subnet
AFAICT, others would not validate the block as they would either compute the actual summary or also hit an error no? I still agree that it makes more sense to not propose the block in case of an error though.
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Good point, and data blocks would be rejected with |
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Additionally, we change the way IDKG payload creation errors are handled: Previously, if no IDKG payload could be created, the block maker would instead propose a block without an IDKG payload. This is dangerous since we could silently loose the master keys on the subnet, even if the reason for the payload creation failure was potentially transient.
After this PR, if IDKG payload creation fails, we will not propose a block. Instead we will try again later, or wait until we receive a block from different block maker.