fix: implement pruning and validation for COL_BLOB_STATUS#30
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fix: implement pruning and validation for COL_BLOB_STATUS#30EFCCWEB3 wants to merge 1 commit into0gfoundation:mainfrom
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Description
This PR addresses Issue #29 regarding the unbounded growth of the
COL_BLOB_STATUScolumn family.Changes
prune()method to theBlobStatusDBtrait and implemented it inStorage.storage/src/slice_db.rsto ensure that when an epoch is pruned, all corresponding statuses inCOL_BLOB_STATUSare also deleted.check_data_uploadandcheck_data_verifiedto prevent the node from processing and storing logs from epochs outside the retention window.check_blob_statusto reject incoming sign requests for expired epochs.Closes #29