Description
The main change is pricing adjustment outlined in https://github.com/polkadot-fellows/RFCs/pull/149.
Along with the runtime upgrade, this proposal increases the number of cores from 66 to 100.
The enactment block was chosen to be https://polkadot.subscan.io/block/26803000.
Build
opengov-cli build-upgrade --network polkadot --only --coretime "1.6.0"
# modify the build call to 0x630004000100b50f04082f0000060202eb4353e21a0600a428020800095b5a86cc8055e729b7b8660f2f551d8bfe6712b24d2e637a0624444addcc8d2e32128c00
opengov-cli submit-referendum \
--proposal "0x630004000100b50f04082f0000060202eb4353e21a0600a428020800095b5a86cc8055e729b7b8660f2f551d8bfe6712b24d2e637a0624444addcc8d2e32128c00" \
--network "polkadot" --track whitelistedcaller --at 26803000
It would appear based on the RFC pull request that this does more than simply, "increases the number of cores from 66 to 100". Can that be clarified in the proposal text? Were critical ecosystem partners consulted about the potential impacts of these changes?