feat: add --skip-merkle flag to correct-last-epoch command #271
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Adds a new --skip-merkle flag that skips merkle root computation and uses a zero merkle root (32 bytes of zeros) instead. This is useful when multiple networks need correction, as it avoids potential failures when fetching non-existent blocks from other chains. The implementation: - Skips RPC client initialization for non-target chains when flag is set - Still initializes target chain RPC if block number needs auto-detection - Uses 0x0000...0000 (32 bytes) as the merkle root - Maintains all other validation and output formatting 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Summary
--skip-merkleflag to thecorrect-last-epochcommand that skips merkle root computationMotivation
This feature is useful when multiple networks need correction. Previously, if we tried to fetch the last reported block for a network and it was a non-existent block, the script would fail. With
--skip-merkle, we can bypass fetching blocks from other chains entirely, avoiding these failures.Changes
--skip-merkleCLI flag toCorrectLastEpochcommand--skip-merkleis set and block number is provided: skip all RPC initialization--skip-merkleis set but block number needs auto-detection: only initialize target chain RPC--skip-merkleis not set: initialize all RPCs (existing behavior)Test plan
--skip-merkleflag--skip-merkleand explicit block number--skip-merkleand auto-detected block number🤖 Generated with Claude Code