## A call to `relayMessage` should succeed if at least the minimum gas limit can be supplied to the target context, there is enough gas to complete execution of `relayMessage` after the target context's execution is finished, and the target context did not revert.
## A call to `relayMessage` should succeed if at least the minimum gas limit can be supplied to the target context, there is enough gas to complete execution of `relayMessage` after the target context's execution is finished, and the target context did not revert.
- The outer min gas limit is for the call from the `OptimismPortal` to the `L1CrossDomainMessenger`, and it can be retrieved by calling the xdm's `baseGas` function with the `message` and inner limit.
- The outer min gas limit is for the call from the `OptimismPortal` to the `L1CrossDomainMessenger`, and it can be retrieved by calling the xdm's `baseGas` function with the `message` and inner limit.
- The inner min gas limit is for the call from the `L1CrossDomainMessenger` to the target contract.
- The inner min gas limit is for the call from the `L1CrossDomainMessenger` to the target contract.
## A call to `relayMessage` should assign the message hash to the `failedMessages` mapping if not enough gas is supplied to forward `minGasLimit` to the target context or if there is not enough gas to complete execution of `relayMessage` after the target context's execution is finished.
## A call to `relayMessage` should assign the message hash to the `failedMessages` mapping if not enough gas is supplied to forward `minGasLimit` to the target context or if there is not enough gas to complete execution of `relayMessage` after the target context's execution is finished.
- The outer min gas limit is for the call from the `OptimismPortal` to the `L1CrossDomainMessenger`, and it can be retrieved by calling the xdm's `baseGas` function with the `message` and inner limit.
- The outer min gas limit is for the call from the `OptimismPortal` to the `L1CrossDomainMessenger`, and it can be retrieved by calling the xdm's `baseGas` function with the `message` and inner limit.
This invariant asserts that there is no chain of calls that can be made that will prevent a withdrawal from being finalized exactly `FINALIZATION_PERIOD_SECONDS` after it was successfully proven.
This invariant asserts that there is no chain of calls that can be made that will prevent a withdrawal from being finalized exactly `FINALIZATION_PERIOD_SECONDS` after it was successfully proven.
If the last block used more than the target amount of gas (and there were no empty blocks in between), ensure this block's baseFee increased, but not by more than the max amount per block.
If the last block used more than the target amount of gas (and there were no empty blocks in between), ensure this block's baseFee increased, but not by more than the max amount per block.
## The base fee should decrease if the last block used less than the target amount of gas.
## The base fee should decrease if the last block used less than the target amount of gas.
After a block consumes more gas than the target gas, the base fee cannot be raised more than the maximum amount allowed. The max base fee change (per-block) is derived as follows: `prevBaseFee / BASE_FEE_MAX_CHANGE_DENOMINATOR`
After a block consumes more gas than the target gas, the base fee cannot be raised more than the maximum amount allowed. The max base fee change (per-block) is derived as follows: `prevBaseFee / BASE_FEE_MAX_CHANGE_DENOMINATOR`
## The base fee can never be lowered more than the max base fee change.
## The base fee can never be lowered more than the max base fee change.
After a block consumes less than the target gas, the base fee cannot be lowered more than the maximum amount allowed. The max base fee change (per-block) is derived as follows: `prevBaseFee / BASE_FEE_MAX_CHANGE_DENOMINATOR`
After a block consumes less than the target gas, the base fee cannot be lowered more than the maximum amount allowed. The max base fee change (per-block) is derived as follows: `prevBaseFee / BASE_FEE_MAX_CHANGE_DENOMINATOR`
## The `maxBaseFeeChange` calculation over multiple blocks can never underflow.
## The `maxBaseFeeChange` calculation over multiple blocks can never underflow.