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Fix expected surplus in sequencer #4038
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| } else { | ||
| // l1GasPrice can be zero because of roundings, hence backlogCost is calculated separately | ||
| backlogFee := big.NewInt(backlogCallDataUnits) | ||
| backlogFee.Mul(backlogFee, blobFeePerByte) |
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I don't have enough context to understand this line change. Could you please add a brief description?
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now I look at the entire computation and not sure I get it.
can you add a comment with the full computation for computing backlog cost here?
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| } else { | ||
| // l1GasPrice can be zero because of roundings, hence backlogCost is calculated separately | ||
| backlogFee := big.NewInt(backlogCallDataUnits) | ||
| backlogFee.Mul(backlogFee, blobFeePerByte) |
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now I look at the entire computation and not sure I get it.
can you add a comment with the full computation for computing backlog cost here?
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