Ignore .tmp files when loading ChannelMonitors in persister #1332
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jkczyz
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If we are in the middle of persisting an update to a `ChannelMonitor` when we shutdown (or crash), we'll start up with a .tmp file lying around. We should ignore it, as failure to return from the update call should have prevented the `ChannelManager` from taking any irrevocable action based on the update. We're somewhat protected from any filesystem inconsistency behavior as the `ChannelManager` will refuse to load if we're outright missing `ChannelMonitor`s. Fixes lightningdevkit#1330.
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If we are in the middle of persisting an update to a
ChannelMonitorwhen we shutdown (or crash), we'll start up witha .tmp file lying around. We should ignore it, as failure to
return from the update call should have prevented the
ChannelManagerfrom taking any irrevocable action based on theupdate.
We're somewhat protected from any filesystem inconsistency behavior
as the
ChannelManagerwill refuse to load if we're outrightmissing
ChannelMonitors.Fixes #1330.