On windows, termination of hardhat processes would not actually kill the process, and then closing the process' streams would then hang the calling nim process. To get around this, the process is now killed externally using a script, winkillhardhat.sh. This script first queries open processes by inspecting the command line value of all "node.exe" processes, searching for "vendor/codex-contracts-eth" and for the port parameter it was started with. After querying, the process is killed using the `Stop-Process` powershell command (passing the pid of the windows process).
- bubble errors from hardhatprocess.start (instead of just logging)
- push raises: [] in all nodeprocess procs/methods to avoid leaking `Exception` exception types in method overrides
* WiP: migrating CodexClient to chronos http client
* fix(api): fixes#1163
* feat: fully working API integration tests
* convert most of the tests in testupdownload
* feat: working updownload tests on async client
* feat: make testsales work with async codexclient
* feat: make testpurchasing work with async codexclient
* feat: make testblockexpiration work with async codexclient
* feat: make marketplacesuite work with async codexclient
* make testproofs work with async codexclient
* chore: refactor client to express higher level in terms of lower level operations
* fix: set correct content-length for erasure-coded datasets
* feat: make testecbug work with async client
* feat: make testvalidator work with async client
* refactor: simplify request aliases, add close operation
* wire back client.close at node shutdown
* refactor: remove unused exception
* fix: use await instead of waitFor on async call sites
* add changes to use chronos v4 in compat mode
* switch chronos to compat fix branch
* use nimbus-build-system with configurable Nim repo
* add missing imports
* add missing await
* bump compat
* pin nim version in Makefile
* add await instead of asyncSpawn to advertisement queue loop
* bump DHT to v0.5.0
* allow error state of `onBatch` to propagate upwards in test code
* pin Nim compiler commit to avoid fetching stale branch
* make CI build against branch head instead of merge
* fix handling of return values in testslotqueue
* rework cli to accept circuit params
* check circom files extension
* adding new required cli changes
* don't use ufcs
* persistence is a command now
* use `nimOldCaseObjects` switch for nim confutils compat
* misc
* Update cli integration tests
* Fix: simulateProofFailures option is not for validator
* moving circom params under `prover` command
* update tests
* Use circuit assets from codex-contract-eth in tests
* Add "prover" cli command to tests
* use correct stores
* make `verifier` a cmd option
* update circuit artifacts path
* fix cli tests
* Update integration tests to use cli commands
Integration tests have been updated to use the new cli commands. The api for usage in the integration tests has also changed a bit.
Proofs tests have been updated to use 5 nodes and 8 blocks of data. The remaining integration tests also need to be updated.
* remove parsedCli from CodexConfig
Instead, parse the cli args on the fly when needed
* remove unneeded gcsafes
* graceful shutdowns
Where possible, do not raise assert, as other nodes in the test may already be running. Instead, raise exceptions, catch them in multinodes.nim, and attempt to do a teardown before failing the test.
`abortOnError` is set to true so that `fail()` will quit immediately, after teardown has been run.
* update testmarketplace to new api, with valid EC params
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Co-authored-by: Dmitriy Ryajov <dryajov@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Eric <5089238+emizzle@users.noreply.github.com>
* 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>
