Removed memmap from verifier and contributor commands #436
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ibaryshnikov
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Seems like a desirable change at first glance 👍
@ibaryshnikov what's the status on those tests? Some of the existing ones don't seem to compile either?
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contribute,new_challengeandtransform_pok_and_correctnessfunctions of phase1-clipanic-controldependency from contributor. I'd like to propose failfast approach hereWith this change verifier and contributor will be processing files in memory, avoiding usage of file system. It aims to reduce the amount of errors and improve the stability of the setup.
The PR is ready for review, but don't merge it yet. I'd like to write a few tests to ensure that the behaviour of changed functions is identical to the old one.