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Incorporating go-ethereum updates #1617

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Agreed it's something that we think is important - certainly from a security point of view. As a community we have a couple of options:

  1. diverge from geth and update dependencies and cherry-pick code fixes.
  2. stay on track with geth and work through the changes and incorporate them accordingly

The problem is that merging upstream changes from geth is time consuming and generally a thankless task, consequently it competes with other priorities. Suffice to say every time we merge from upstream there's a risk of introducing bugs on things we've previously implemented or fixed (e.g #1616).

Either way, improvements to https://github.com/ConsenSys/quorum-acceptance-tests are always welcomed as a…

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