Account for LiquidityManager persistence
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We recently implemented persistence for the `lightning-liquidity` service state. Here we make corresponding changes in LDK Node to have our service state persisted.
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Ready for review now that #633 landed. |
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Reading data in new, isn't that an undesirable pattern?
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Maybe, yes. We did it over at lightningdevkit/rust-lightning#4059 since the individual service states are persisted under different locations and the LiquidityManager is the singular interface on which you can decide which services to enable. So allowing an API that allows to enable some services but not reading all the service states seemed complicated and error-prone (i.e., worse than reading them all in new.
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| let liquidity_source = Arc::new(liquidity_source_builder.build()); | ||
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| .block_on(async move { liquidity_source_builder.build().await.map(Arc::new) })?; |
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Assuming this is temporary until async building?
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Yes, we'll remove this when we move building to Node::start and make it async.
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Based on #633.
We recently implemented persistence for the
lightning-liquidityservicestate. Here we make corresponding changes in LDK Node to have our
service state persisted.