Commit 3bbb336e authored by Oliver Tale-Yazdi's avatar Oliver Tale-Yazdi Committed by GitHub
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Remove Executed Migrations (#7495)



* Polkadot is at .42

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* Kusama is on .43

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* Westend is at .43

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* Rococo is at .42

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* Make UMP limits migration more idempotentish

Already 100% idempotent per design, but not it wont try to schedule
an unneeded upgrade. Note that the case that the new upgrade is
already scheduled is not checked. In that case it will still upgrade
the same thing again, but should be no problem.

Signed-off-by: default avatarOliver Tale-Yazdi <[email protected]>

* Clippy

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* Delete old migration code

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* fmt

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* Remove old tests

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* Polkadot is at .43

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* Remove a ton of shit

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* Remove more

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* Remove unused code

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* Rococo is NOT yet at .43, but remove anyway

Rococo is the only runtime that is not yet at .43, but keeping
the migration code just for it is not worth it since devops
can just apply it at any time.

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* Remove old test

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Signed-off-by: default avatarOliver Tale-Yazdi <[email protected]>
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