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Reference: cerc-io/laconic-sdk#53
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General test improvements.
Tests cleanupto [WIP] Tests cleanup[WIP] Tests cleanupto Tests cleanupI like the look of the changes overall, but the CI job is failing in Gitea. I think we need to get that sorted out before merging.
I suspect the failure is related to the new script not using the correct DOCKER_HOST.
This may be corrected with our new task executor containers (I'll try relaunching once deployed), otherwise you'll need to do something like:
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The reason for failure earlier was that laconicd PR (cerc-io/laconicd#134) is yet to be merged and the CI in this PR has been updated to use changes from there.
However, even if I temporarily point it to use the PR branch, the sdk tests are still failing (naming tests). Have added some logs to investigate this, but needs more debugging.
The tests do pass locally though; both when laconicd is run on the host machine as well as in docker (as done in the workflow).
We actually redeployed the task executors with ones that automatically set DOCKER_HOST, so that probably corrected part of it.
As to the naming failures, if it works locally, is the idea that it is some sort of timing/performance issue in CI?
I am just a bit concerned in that, that unlike the laconid tests, which we need to get passing in Gitea, these tests actually were passing, although looking at the history they seem to have been pretty flakey.
I didn't worry about them failing in CI on the last PR, because it seemed to be that the failures were just from the laconicd/protobuf version mismatch and would sort themselves out, but since the PR is about cleaning up the tests, I think it is worth some investigation as to why they are failing.
One option (and the same goes for cerc-io/laconicd#134) is that if everything is passing for you locally, to go ahead and merge, but open an issue with all the details of the failures, and we will fix the CI as a separate task/PR.
Sound reasonable?
Created an issue to track this: #54