Unrelayed messages should count as failures for the assigned validator #2173
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# Related Github tickets - Closes VolumeFi#2173 # Background Currently if the assigned validator fails to relay a message it is simply removed from the queue and does not count as a failure to the assigned validator. This means if a validator is incapable or unwilling to relay messages, it's success rate metric never changes. When removing messages from the queue, we check if it was relayed (it has public or error data). If it does not, then we consider it a failure and update the validator metrics. # Testing completed - [x] test coverage exists or has been added/updated - [x] tested in a private testnet # Breaking changes - [x] I have checked my code for breaking changes - [x] If there are breaking changes, there is a supporting migration.
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Currently if the assigned validator fails to relay a message it is simply removed from the queue and does not count as a failure to the assigned validator. This means if a validator is incapable or unwilling to relay messages, it's success rate metric never changes.
When removing messages from the queue, we need to check if it was relayed (it has public or error data). If it does not, then we need to consider it a failure and update the validator metrics.
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