- added some useful `chronicles` defines in the top-level nim.cfg
- converted some assert() calls to error codes to avoid a reported
segfault with -d:release
- the recoverable errors are being recovered from, in persistWorkItem()
- the only case that's a show stopper raises an exception
The existing vmState tracing is plugged into chronicles, at the TRACE
level, to facilitate state test debugging.
Some useful chronicles defines are added to "tests/nim.cfg" to simplify
the compile-and-run command for individual tests.
- skipped the tests in allowedFailInCurrentBuild()
- replaced doAssert() with check() in testFixtureIndexes() so we can see
both hash values on failure
- checking filename extension for JSON tests to avoid editor swap files
- replaced the duplicated block values in the main net's ChainConfig
with values from forkBlocks
- allowed overriding the current fork in computations, because the old
strategy of only looking at the block number doesn't work with JSON tests
where the block number is usually 1
- explicitly pass the fork to gasCosts() and use it for conditional cost
calculation
- fixed a logic error in the CREATE opcode
- fixed VM selection based on current fork in updateOpcodeExec()
- single point of control for supported forks in tests (just one fork, at the
moment)
- 44 new test failures (that were probably passing for the wrong reasons)
- port some "echo" logging to "chronicles"
- change the logging level of messages that should not appear by default
to TRACE instead of DEBUG
- remove the "nimbusTrace" define
- suppress logging for messages below the ERROR level in "nimble test"
Appveyor does not support badges per job yet, so this is a workaround. Badges much less customizable and using 3 proxy services, but it's a solution unless we want to roll our own server with little things like these. Had to list the windows jobs because the badges look the same, and pure text with no list doesn't look so good. Ideas for improving visuals?
Bruno Škvorc
Ștefan Talpalaru
andri lim
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