* Install specific Rust version and add Linux arm64 support (#749)
* Add release workflow (#749)
* Update Rust requirements in the Building guide (#749)
* Fix rust_version input usage (#749)
* Update comments (#749)
* Use ARCH_OVERRIDE only for i386 (#749)
* Add an alternative method to install Rust (#749)
* Do not upload builds to the Codex network (#749)
This flag was originally used to change OnChainClock behavior when using hardhat as an ethereum chain source due to a very strange bug which would mark the timestamp of new blocks as one second off the timestamp they should have been.
The issue has since been worked around in another manner, and thus this flag is no longer needed.
* ci: update actions to the latest major versions
* ci: add OS to the integration tests logs name
* ci: add CPU and Nim version to the integration tests logs name
* ci: upload integrations tests logs only when they run
* refactor multi node test suite
Refactor the multinode test suite into the marketplace test suite.
- Arbitrary number of nodes can be started with each test: clients, providers, validators
- Hardhat can also be started locally with each test, usually for the purpose of saving and inspecting its log file.
- Log files for all nodes can be persisted on disk, with configuration at the test-level
- Log files, if persisted (as specified in the test), will be persisted to a CI artifact
- Node config is specified at the test-level instead of the suite-level
- Node/Hardhat process starting/stopping is now async, and runs much faster
- Per-node config includes:
- simulating proof failures
- logging to file
- log level
- log topics
- storage quota
- debug (print logs to stdout)
- Tests find next available ports when starting nodes, as closing ports on Windows can lag
- Hardhat is no longer required to be running prior to starting the integration tests (as long as Hardhat is configured to run in the tests).
- If Hardhat is already running, a snapshot will be taken and reverted before and after each test, respectively.
- If Hardhat is not already running and configured to run at the test-level, a Hardhat process will be spawned and torn down before and after each test, respectively.
* additional logging for debug purposes
* address PR feedback
- fix spelling
- revert change from catching ProviderError to SignerError -- this should be handled more consistently in the Market abstraction, and will be handled in another PR.
- remove method label from raiseAssert
- remove unused import
* Use API instead of command exec to test for free port
Use chronos `createStreamServer` API to test for free port by binding localhost address and port. Use `ServerFlags.ReuseAddr` to enable reuse of same IP/Port on multiple test runs.
* clean up
* remove upraises annotations from tests
* Update tests to work with updated erasure coding slot sizes
* update dataset size, nodes, tolerance to match valid ec params
Integration tests now have valid dataset sizes (blocks), tolerances, and number of nodes, to work with valid ec params. These values are validated when requested storage.
Print the rest api failure message (via doAssert) when a rest api call fails (eg the rest api may validate some ec params).
All integration tests pass when the async `clock.now` changes are reverted.
* dont use async clock for now
* fix workflow
* move integration logs uplod to reusable
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Co-authored-by: Dmitriy Ryajov <dryajov@gmail.com>
* wire in circom backend
* should contain leafs
* adding circom compad and circuits deps
* update windows build
* fix windows build
* improve test names
* move proving defaults to codextypes
* remove unnedded inmports and move defaults to codextypes
* capture error code on backend failure
* Workaround for Hardhat timestamp bug
Likely due to a Hardhat bug in which the callbacks for subscription events are called and awaited before updating its local understanding of the last block time, Hardhat will report a block time in the `newHeads` event that is generally 1 second before the time reported from `getLatestBlock.timestamp`. This was causing issues with the OnChainClock's offset and therefore the `now()` used by the `OnChainClock` would sometimes be off by a second (or more), causing tests to fail.
This commit introduce a `codex_use_hardhat` compilation flag, that when set, will always get the latest block timestamp from Hardhat via the `getLatestBlock.timestamp` RPC call for `OnChainClock.now` calls. Otherwise, the last block timestamp reported in the `newHeads` event will be used.
Update the docker dist tests compilation flag for simulated proof failures (it was not correct), and explicitly add the `codex_use_hardhat=false` for clarity.
* enable simulated proof failures for coverage
* comment out failing test on linux -- will be replaced
* bump codex contracts eth
* add back clock offset for non-hardhat cases
* bump codex-contracts-eth
increases pointer by 67 blocks each period increase
* Add `codex_use_hardhat` flag to coverage tests
* extra utilities and tweaks
* add atlas lock
* update ignores
* break build into it's own script
* update url rules
* base off codexdht's
* compile fixes for Nim 1.6.14
* update submodules
* convert mapFailure to procs to work around type resolution issues
* add toml parser for multiaddress
* change error type on keyutils
* bump nimbus build to use 1.6.14
* update gitignore
* adding new deps submodules
* bump nim ci version
* even more fixes
* more libp2p changes
* update keys
* fix eventually function
* adding coverage test file
* move coverage to build.nims
* use nimcache/coverage
* move libp2p import for tests into helper.nim
* remove named bin
* bug fixes for networkpeers (from Dmitriy)
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Co-authored-by: Dmitriy Ryajov <dryajov@gmail.com>
* setup to use env variable for parallel tests
* use explicit targets
* use target in includes
* test windows split
* try simpler logic
* only use include in ci.yml
* add cpu
* fix name
* re-add unit tests!
* restore coverage
* not sure why env broke there
* startup node for part 1 & 2 tests
* fixup part 1 & 2 tests
* split windows into 3!
* Uses correct string for marketplace address
* first steps towards support for arm64
* Applies multiarch ubuntu dockerfile as codex-dockerfile.
* Add `--simulate-proof-failures` env variable, update docker-compose to point to slimmed image
* Add image to CI, and update startCodex.sh
* Sets up separate docker build for arm
* Update arm64 arm of docker ci
* [docker] modify startCodex.sh
- include overridden node name in log output if specified in test
- quote `—log-level` value so that multiple log levels can be specified
- ensure any CLI parameter env vars are passed through to the codex binary, instead of conditionally including them
- add `—persistence`
- add `—validator`
* fixes load and push for amd docker build
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Co-authored-by: Eric Mastro <github@egonat.me>
* [build] disable XCannotRaiseY hint
There are too many {.raises:[Defect].} in the
libraries that we use, drowning out all other
warnings and hints
* [build] disable BareExcept warning
Not yet enabled in a released version of Nim,
so libraries that we depend on have not fixed
this yet, drowning out our own hints and warnings
* [build] disable DotLikeOps warning
dot-like ops were an experiment that is not going
land in Nim
* [build] compile log statements in tests
When running tests, all log statements are compiled.
They are filtered out at runtime during a test run.
* [build] do not build executable when running unit test
It's already built in the integration test
* [build] Fix warnings
- remove unused code
- remove unused imports
- stop using deprecated stuff
* [build] Put compiler flags behind nim version checks
* [CI] remove Nim 1.2 compatibility
* Sets up working dockerized build and codex docker image creation
* Making codex configurable from the docker environment
* Sets up two networks with three codex nodes
* enables and exposes metrics endpoint for first node
* Manually performed two-client test scenario with docker containers
* Sets up docker-ignore and docker github workflow
* Wires up all codex CLI arguments to docker env vars
* Makes API_PORT variable optional as well
* Removes duplicate docker-login step
* Fixes path to docker file
* Switches target dockerhub for debugging
* Adds git tag info to --version output
* Exposes version information via debug endpoint
* Debugging docker image
* specifies target platforms for docker build
* specifies platform for QEMU and buildx steps
* Attempt to debug line endings
* Disables march-native in config.nims as test
* Applies make argument to disable architecture optimization during docker build
* Removes subset version tags from docker build
* Restore multi-arch build
* Removes docker-build test branch from CI branches
* [ci] Add tips for maintaining CI
Lessons learned from speeding up the CI in
https://github.com/status-im/nim-codex/pull/303
* [ci] Readme: add tip about timing of every test
As suggested by @Menduist
* [ci] Readme: add link to github actions usage limits
As suggested by @Menduist
* [ci] Extract setup of nimbus build system into separate file
* [ci] Cleanup NodeJS setup
* [ci] Use amd64 by default
* [ci] Separate steps for unit, contract and integration tests
* [ci] Separate build job for coverage that is allowed to fail
* [ci] Separate build job for Nim 1.2
* [ci] Calculate coverage on unit tests only
This enables faster development cycles at
the expense of code coverage accuracy.
* [PoR] Test proofs of retrievability with a small block size
To get a reasonable test execution time.
* [ci] Set NIM_COMMIT environment variable
To prevent subsequent `make` command to build a
different version of Nim.
* [ci] Checkout submodules recursively
So that nimbus-build-system doesn't have to
do it afterwards.
* [ci] Update caches on every run
Will automatically update caches when a new minor version
of Nim is released.
See also:
https://github.com/actions/cache/blob/main/workarounds.md#update-a-cache
* [ci] Set cache_nonce for all jobs, not just those in the matrix
* [build] update to latest nimbus-build-system
Requires an update to latest nim-nat-traversal
* [erasure] Test erasure coding with a small block size
To get a reasonable test execution time.
* [erasure] fix typo
* [PoR] Test PoR store with a small block size
To get a reasonable test execution time.
* [PoR] Test PoR network with a small block size
To get a reasonable test execution time.
* [ci] Ensure that unit tests are not dependent on Ethereum
Start Ethereum node *after* the unit tests are run.
* [ci] Cancel all other jobs when one fails
Allows for faster feedback loops; a next attempt to run
the CI will start sooner.
Main goal is to update the nim-codex CI workflow to use the
[`msys2/setup-msys2@v2`][setmsys2] GitHub Action, as used by the
[nimbus-eth2 workflow][ne2w] per changes made to it several months ago. The
`msys2/setup-msys2@v2` action has been used by other Status-org projects prior
to this commit, e.g. nim-leopard, nim-datastore, nim-status.
A fix is included for the failing macOS builds, related to
[actions/virtual-environments#5819][ave5819]. See [L151][L151].
All builds [succeed][succeed] (with build arch-targets verified as far as
possible via `ldd`, `otool`, `ntldd`), including `linux-i386` and
`windows-i386`, though the `i386` builds are presently disabled (commented
out). The `i386` builds can be enabled simply by uncommenting:
```
# - os: linux
# cpu: i386
...
# - os: windows
# cpu: i386
```
The resulting `.github/workflows/ci.yml` is a "remix" of the current workflows
for nimbus-eth2 and nim-codex (i.e. prior to this commit) along with techniques
learned from developing workflows for other Status-org repos. Some comments and
code-reorg help to clarify/explain what's done in the
`Derive environment variables` step.
`-d:limitStackUsage` has been adopted for `linux-amd64` builds from
[nimbus-eth2's workflow][ne2wL155] and [related code][ne2config] has been
copied into `config.nims`
`-d:limitStackUsage` can easily be dropped if it's not desirable for Codex.
Build targets use `-latest` for `runs-on`, i.e. `macos-latest`,
`ubuntu-latest`, `windows-latest`.
Through a combination of local testing and iterative pushes to GitHub, the
workflow's embedded Bash scripts have been revised to include only the
necessary steps for all builds to succeed, including `linux-i386` and
`windows-i386`.
The GitHub Actions workflow `.github/workflows/codecov.yml` has been removed,
while coverage data generation/upload steps have been added to
`.github/workflows/ci.yml` as the final steps conditional on
`if: runner.os == 'Linux' && matrix.target.cpu == 'amd64' && matrix.nim_branch == matrix.cov_branch`.
A redundant `--passC:'-m32 -mno-adx'` is used for `linux-i386` builds; the
redundant flags do not affect the build, but can be helpful when eyeballing
GitHub Actions builds with increased compile-time verbosity.
Some variable expansions used in `github/workflows/ci.yml` could result in
compilation failures if related paths include whitespace. It's not a problem
for this commit but could be a problem for a user copy-pasting from the
workflow; solving that problem is left as an exercise for the reader.
[setmsys2]: https://github.com/msys2/setup-msys2#readme
[ne2w]: https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2/blob/stable/.github/workflows/ci.yml
[ave5819]: https://github.com/actions/virtual-environments/pull/5819
[L151]: https://github.com/status-im/nim-codex/blob/ci/msys2/.github/workflows/ci.yml#L151
[succeed]: https://github.com/status-im/nim-codex/actions/runs/2606854455
[ne2wL155]: https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2/blob/stable/.github/workflows/ci.yml#L155-L159
[ne2config]: https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2/blob/stable/config.nims#L43-L49
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Eric
Dmitriy Ryajov
Ben Bierens
Jaremy Creechley
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Adam Uhlíř
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