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additional simulators can be run: - `ethereum/rpc` - `smoke/network` - `smoke/genesis` number of passess and fails: from: ethereum/consensus: 27353 pass, 892 fail, 28245 total to : ethereum/consensus: 28186 pass, 59 fail, 28245 total new: - smoke/genesis: 3 pass, 0 fail, 3 total - smoke/network: 1 pass, 0 fail, 1 total - smoke/clique: 0 pass, 1 fail, 1 total |
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README.md
Integration between nimbus-eth1 and Ethereum Hive test environment
This is a short manual to help you quickly setup and run Hive. For more detailed information please read the hive documentation.
Prerequisities
- A Linux machine. Trust me, it does not work on Windows or MacOS.
- Or Linux inside a VM (e.g. VirtualBox) on Windows or MacOS.
- Docker installed and working in your Linux.
- Go compiler installed in your Linux.
- Go must be version 1.16 or later.
Practicalities
Practically, if using an Ubuntu Linux and you want to use the version of Go
shipped with Ubuntu, you will need Ubuntu 21.04 or later. It's enough to run
apt-get install golang
.
If using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (likely because it's the long-term stable version),
the shipped Go isn't recent enough, and there will be build errors. You can
either install a non-Ubuntu packaged version of Go (maybe from
golang.org
, or use a more recent Ubuntu.
If you want to run Hive in a Linux container, you will need Docker to work in
the container because Hive calls Docker (a lot!). This is sometimes called
"Docker in Docker". Inside LXD containers, Docker doesn't work by default, but
usually this is remedied by setting the container flag lxc config set $CONTAINER_NAME security.nesting true
, which takes effect immediately.
Building hive
First you will need a working Go installation, Go 1.16 or later. Then:
git clone https://github.com/ethereum/hive
cd ./hive
go build .
How to run hive
First copy the nimbus-eth1/hive_intgration/nimbus
folder (from this repo)
into the hive/clients
folder (in the hive
repo).
Then run this command:
./hive --sim <simulation> --client <client(s) you want to test against>
Examples:
./hive --sim ethereum/consensus --client nimbus
or
./hive --sim devp2p/discv4 --client go-ethereum,openethereum,nimbus
Available test suites / simulators
devp2p/eth
devp2p/discv4
ethereum/sync
ethereum/consensus
ethereum/rpc
ethereum/graphql
smoke/network
smoke/genesis
smoke/clique
Current state of the tests
These Hive suites/simulators can be run:
ethereum/consensus
ethereum/graphql
ethereum/rpc
smoke/network
smoke/genesis
These Hive suites/simulators don't work with nimbus-eth1
currently:
devp2p/discv4
devp2p/eth
ethereum/sync
smoke/clique
The number of passes and fails output at the time of writing (2021-05-18) is:
ethereum/consensus: 28186 pass, 59 fail, 28245 total
ethereum/graphql: 36 pass, 10 fail, 46 total
devp2p/discv4: 0 pass, 14 fail, 14 total
devp2p/eth: 0 pass, 1 fail, 1 total
ethereum/rpc: 3 pass, 35 fail, 38 total
ethereum/sync: 0 pass, 1 fail, 1 total
smoke/genesis: 3 pass, 0 fail, 3 total
smoke/network: 1 pass, 0 fail, 1 total
smoke/clique: 0 pass, 1 fail, 1 total
Nim simulators without docker
We have rewrite some of the hive simulators in Nim to aid debugging. It is assumed you already install nimbus dependencies via nimble. In the future, we will provide more instructions how to run these simulators using local dependencies.
On Windows you might need to add -d:disable_libbacktrace
compiler switch.
Working directory is nimbus-eth1 root directory. And you can see the result
in a markdown file with the same name with the simulator.
-
ethereum/consensus
- first you need to run
extract_consensus_data
nim c -r -d:release hive_integration/nodocker/consensus/extract_consensus_data
- then you can run the simulator
nim c -r -d:release hive_integration/nodocker/consensus/consensus_sim
- first you need to run
-
ethereum/graphql
nim c -r -d:release hive_integration/nodocker/graphql/graphql_sim