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Validator: Fix processorNum variable. #927

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@winder winder commented Mar 14, 2022

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When the validator was converted to using cobra, the processorNum variable was set incorrectly. This was causing the threads variable default to be 0, which caused the worker to exit immediately.

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Merging #927 (a868151) into release/2.10.0 (def3543) will not change coverage.
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@onetechnical onetechnical merged commit 4966aa3 into release/2.10.0 Mar 15, 2022
@onetechnical onetechnical deleted the will/fix-validator branch March 15, 2022 14:53
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