Use transaction compute spend helper - #4348
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| Transaction::Execute(_, _, execution, _) => { | ||
| let (_, cost_details) = execution_cost(self.ledger.vm().process(), execution, consensus_version)?; | ||
| let compute_spend = execute_compute_cost_in_microcredits(cost_details, consensus_version); | ||
| if consensus_version >= ConsensusVersion::V11 { |
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Is this consensus version gate still active with this refactor? Does transaction_compute_spend_in_microcredits exhibit the same behavior?
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Even if it isn't, it would be harmless to remove it as the network is already past that consensus version.
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Motivation
DRYing things up, see #4253
Test Plan
Relying on existing tests.
Documentation
N/A
Backwards compatibility
Logic should be identical so no backwards compatibility issues expected.