Change REFRESHES_PER_SESSION from u128 to u32
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ya this looks good will merge it in when it passes CI......actually I can just handle that in my branch merging now |
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* partition proactive refresh * finished partitioning algorithim * refactor * fmt * document * add logger to test * refactor * Change `REFRESHES_PER_SESSION` from `u128` to `u32` (#513) * Change refresh session type to `u32` * Fix typo * Remove `Result` return type * Remove `unwrap`s from test * move refreshes done to ocw message * lint * fix propogation test --------- Co-authored-by: Hernando Castano <HCastano@users.noreply.github.com>
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I figured it would be easier to show some code than to go back and forth on GitHub.
Wdyt about this @JesseAbram ?