Enabling the community archive protocol could fail when another app is
using the same port that is specified as torrent client port.
This would cause the app to crash.
With these changes we:
1. No longer crash the app but output an error in the logs
2. We popup a dialog telling the user that the specified pord is in use
Closes#7328
similar to the profile dialog, we need to add an opacity mask in front of
the contentItem to ensure the rounded corners at the bottom are preserved
when we have no margins/padding inside the popup
Fixes#7759
Please do not run 20 different things in a single stage.
It makes debugging much harder than it needs to be, since now you can
see at a glance the startup of which container fails easily.
Changes:
- Starting of Ganache and Nim-Waku containers extracted to separate stages
- Cleanup of containers moved to `cleanup` step after tests are executed
- Many variables moved to `enrivonment` section for job and some stages
- The `throttle` effect narrowed down just to the `Tests` stage and not whole job
- RPC API is used to get the Multiaddress of Nim-Waku node instead of hardcoding key
- Removed no longer necessary `status-go` history node related files
- `Jenkinsfile.uitests` was renamed to `Jenkinsfile.e2e` to match CI job names
Signed-off-by: Jakub Sokołowski <jakub@status.im>
Possible fix for slow upload speeds and failures caused by most probably
hitting per-bucket rate limits of DigitalOcean:
>- 500 total operations per second to any individual bucket.
>- 300 combined PUT, POST, COPY, DELETE, and LIST operations per second
> to any individual Space. We may further limit LIST operations if
> necessary under periods of high load.
https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/spaces/details/limits/#rate-limits
Depends on: https://github.com/status-im/status-jenkins-lib/pull/52
Signed-off-by: Jakub Sokołowski <jakub@status.im>
It needs to be separate script, because once the submodules are broken
and the `variables.mk` file is not available from `nimbus-build-system`
then we cannot even call `make clean-git` successfully because it will
be caught by the `if` clause that checks for `variables.mk`.
Possible fix for issues with submodules not being updated in some
windows release builds.
Signed-off-by: Jakub Sokołowski <jakub@status.im>
Renamed `startupSteps.py` to `commonInitSteps.py`.
Cleanup `Processes` folder (not used).
Moved `walletInitSteps.py` inside the own suite steps.
Added files flow diagram.
Closes#8353
This avoids a situation in which `variables.mk` from
`nimbus-build-system` does't exist, but at the same time `git submodule
update` doesn't work due to sumodules stuck in a bad state.
Signed-off-by: Jakub Sokołowski <jakub@status.im>
- Added specific `bdd_hooks.py` for `tst_passwordStrength`.
- Updated `tst_passwordStrength` screenshots (now taken when input is focused).
- Restored `tst_statusLoginPassword` scenarios.
- `tst_statusSignUp` will only contain positive signup test case.
- Created new test case tst_signUpSeedPhraseNegativeCases`.
- Created new test case `tst_signUpNegativeCases` with specific `bdd_hooks.py`.
Closes#8013
- Created new test case `tst_signUpAndQuit`.
- Renamed `tst_settingsMenu` to `tst_mainSettingsSection`.
- Created specific `bdd_hooks.py` for test case `tst_mainSettingsSection` and `tst_userIdentity`.
Closes#8011
The profile fetching view is part of the onboarding process. This view should be displayed on existing user onboarding flow, while the profile is being fetched in the backend.
It has 3 states:
1. Fetching in progress
2. Fetching completed
3. Fetching error
Prior to this commit we were merely checking if the message in question
was the last one.
With this commit we now check whether there's a reply in the first place
and whether the reply-to-message is the correct one.
We also distinguish whether the message we're replying to is the one
from the loggedin user (and not someone else's)
Jakub Sokołowski
alexjba
Pascal Precht
MishkaRogachev
Lukáš Tinkl
Boris Melnik
Noelia
Jonathan Rainville
Michał Cieślak
Khushboo Mehta
mprakhov
Patryk Osmaczko
Michal Iskierko
Igor Sirotin