Weekly Report - November 4, 2024

1. Fixing the Dependency Relationships in Data Operations Between Smart Contract Transactions

A detailed code review was conducted to identify the specific locations of the dependencies. The data operation process was redesigned to ensure that the execution of each transaction no longer relies on the state of other transactions. Unit tests were performed to verify that the fixed transactions can execute independently, ensuring data consistency.

2. Continuing to Optimize the Data Structure for Unified Gas Fees

Stress testing was carried out to ensure that the optimized structure maintains good response speed and accuracy under high concurrency conditions.

3. Fixing the Transaction Management Mechanism for Concurrent Transaction Execution
 
The logic of transaction management was re-evaluated to ensure that it can correctly handle the order and state of transactions during concurrent execution. A locking mechanism was introduced to ensure that other transactions cannot interfere while critical operations are being executed, thereby enhancing the security of transactions. Multiple rounds of testing were conducted to validate the stability and reliability of the fixed mechanism in high-concurrency scenarios.