PR #1021 was merged on June 15, adding Roth support for generating transactions that target user lanes. [1] (PR #1021)
The change adds an lps option to generate transactions against a runtime user-lane pool, plus a subnet-pool-size option to control that pool. (PR #1021) It also adapts the vspcv2 Rust example to show subnet and gas consumption, and tweaks Roth for txv1 semantics. (PR #1021)
The gas distribution is deliberately shaped for testing. By default, user-lane transactions feed the gas field through a weighted distribution where most transactions stay in a common low range, but smaller buckets hit zero, one-third, half, or the full one-billion gas-per-lane limit. (PR #1021) The stated goal is to usually fit about 200 transactions from the same lane inside one block, while still occasionally reaching or exceeding the cap in different scenarios. (PR #1021)
This is tooling rather than consensus glamour, but it matters because lane and gas behaviour need adversarial and high-volume generators before builders can trust the happy path. (PR #1021)
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