Geth js commands coming through jail with a callback will now be executed truly asynchronously blocking jail only when an actual interaction with VM is performed.
Technically, it registers a new handler jeth.sendAsync which executes functions with callbacks asynchronously.
Changes include:
1. Send and SendAsync now use cell.VM instead of otto.Otto providing proper locking.
2. Unmarshalling in ExecuionPolicy.ExecuteWithClient is now done into var result interface{} instead of var result json.RawMessage because test case 0 of TestJailWhisper failed providing byte codes instead of 5.0.
3. Due to the asynchronous nature of web3 calls new weird timeouts in tests have been introduced. They may fail sometimes but I gave up trying to implement a more reliable and readable solution.
The goal of this PR is to make geth/api tests to finally pass from the beginning to the end. I tried to achieve it here by:
Removing calls to common.PanicAfter so that we know which tests fail the most,
Better sync of some tests using channels,
Small test improvements.
Now all transactions in both cases are waiting for CompleteTransaction or DiscardTransaction to proceed independently from their destination: upstream of local
* Add http enable flag for Node
* Fix errors with json test data
* Refactor changes with regards to review comments
* Return appropriate errors for novalue set
* Update changes with regard to config
* Update tests timeout value for makefile ci
* Add RPCEnabled for json config in api test
* Resolve test with RPCEnabled changes
* Remove RPCEnabled flag from unconcerned tests
- node: signals and node reset, fixes#152
- tests update (testify is used)
- node manager refactored, race conditions fixed
- node wrapper has been removed, we rely on go-ethereum node now
- tx queue refactored
- jail refactored
- backend and API introduced
Ivan Tomilov
Adam Babik
Marin
Ewetumo Alexander
Victor Farazdagi
Roman Volosovskyi
Jarrad Hope
Daniel Whitenack