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fix(conductor, relayer): use sequencer chain id for sequencer blobs (#…
…577) ## Summary Updates `sequencer-relayer` and `conductor` to use the attached sequencer nodes `chain-id` for blob namespace. ## Background We were using a constant for the namespace, which would mean when reading from a production network that sequencer blobs might need to be filtered further based on chain-id, accessing and filtering data without any savings for cost to submit (still would be seperate relayers). This makes it such that our various chains through regenesis and all won't have to do this filtering ## Changes - Sequencer-relayer sequencer blob namespace derived from sequencer block chain ID on header - Conductor grabs chain id at startup from a block on rpc sequencer. - Removed the default namespace ## Testing CI/CD + manual testing in dev-cluster ## Breaking Changelist - Posted data blobs to celestia will not match from previous releases.
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