Network disconnect is introduced by removing default gateway, easily reversible condition.
On my local machine it takes 30 seconds for peers to reconnect after connectivity is restored. As you guess this is not an accident, and there is 30 seconds timeout for dial expiration. This dial expiration is used in p2p.Server to guarantee that peers are not dialed too often.
Additionally I added small script to Makefile to run such tests in docker environment, usage example:
```
make docker-test ARGS="./t/destructive/ -v -network=4"
```
The main goal of this change is to remove async operations from node manager.
Additionally all of the signals from node manager are moved to status backend.
All of the async operation now will have the following behaviour:
- If node in the correct state exit immediatly without error
- If node not in the correct state exit immediatly with error
- In all other cases spawn a goroutine with wanted operation
- All the progress regarding that operation will be reported
by using signals
- Signals should be handled in once place, which is StatusBackend
There are 2 potentially breaking changes:
- Empty event field will be ommited when Envelope is sent to a client
- All errors will be delivered to a client as an Envelope, previously
some errors (NodeExists, NoRunningNode) were delivered synchronously
Signed-off-by: Dmitry Shulyak <yashulyak@gmail.com>
Currently it is quite easy to introduce concurrency issues while working
with transaction object. For example, race issue will exist every time
while transaction is processed in a separate goroutine and caller will
try to check for an error before event to Done channel is sent.
This change removes all the data that is updated on transaction and leaves
it with ID, Args and Context (which is not used at the moment).
Signed-off-by: Dmitry Shulyak <yashulyak@gmail.com>
It is very unlikely that there will be 2 or more implementations
of tx manager and queue, as they are tailored specifically to status project
requirements.
- new EthereumTransactor that provides higher level API for working with ethereum network, and it is fully conformant with ethclient
- new test rpc service that improves flexibility and coverage of txqueue manager tests
- run complete transaction sequantially for each address
- go-ethereum: Get pending nonce from transaction pool
- add a patch with getting nonce from transaction pool
Refactor jail so that it's more self-descriptive and easier to understand by newcomers. Also, the test coverage has been improved.
Changes requiring status-react team actions:
* Replace Parse calls with new CreateAndInitCell and ExecuteJS bindings,
* Make sure web3.isConnected is ok as its response change to boolean value.
PR adds test flag -network to e2e pacakge, for the selection of the desired blockchain network for running tests. It updates readme to demonstrates usage of flag.
This change moves our e2e tests into a separate package to make room for proper unit and integration tests.
This is Phase 1 described in #371.
Changes:
Makefile has separate directives to run unit/integration tests and e2e tests,
CI runs unit/integration tests first and then e2e tests,
E2e tests are in reliability order, i.e. the least reliable tests are run in the end to be sure that nothing else is broken,
Some tests are fixed or quarantined.
Refactor and clean up Jail package:
Removes account.Manager and txqueue.Manager from Jail as they are not used anymore
Removes messageID related code from Jail.Send
Simplifies Jail.Send to be a wrapper around RPC client's CallRaw
Renames jail_cell* to cell*
Related cleanups
I created a separate method SendTransactionWithPassphrase which accepts passphrase as a second argument. It's an exact copy of SendTransaction except for calling wallet.SignTxWithPassphrase.
I added a call to eth_estimateGas in case gas param is missing when using the upstream. This is a little bit ugly because I create an anonymous struct to match eth_call params. I spotted this struct in go-ethereum but I don't see it's exported.
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.
This PR provides a way for status-react to trigger push notifications to contacts whose FCMToken they possess. It thus solves the basic user story as outlined in #326
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.
This PR is dirty hack workaround for #294 issue. It starts LES service with sync disabled (by MaxPeers option set to 0), even if Upstream is enabled. This ensures that all RPC calls are registered in local node (they are registered during LES service initialization and do not exist if LES service is not activated).
This PR refactors RPC subsystem for status-go:
cleans up two different RPC client implementations (RPCManager and rpc.Client)
creates new package under geth/rpc
moves routing logic into this package (rpc.(*router))
add tests for routing
cleans up NodeManager
Alex Kohler
Igor Mandrigin
Dmitry Shulyak
Igor Mandrigin
Ivan Danyliuk
Dmitry Shulyak
Adam Babik
b00ris
Frank Mueller
Adam Babik
Ivan Tomilov
Alexander Ewetumo
Evgeny Danienko
Oleg Raev
Oskar Thorén