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Change AT discard RPC tests to be more reliable by checking discard using proposals #1411

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Change AT discard RPC tests to be more reliable by checking discard using proposals RPC

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validator1.execute(cliqueTransactions.createAddProposal(validator2));
validator1.execute(cliqueTransactions.createRemoveProposal(validator3));
validator1.verify(
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Isn't this a race condition? ...as you can't be entire sure of the ordering of the proposals (assuming verify checks ordering)

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It actually builds a map of address, boolean so the order doesn't matter.

validator2.execute(ibftTransactions.createAddProposal(validator3));
validator1.execute(ibftTransactions.createAddProposal(validator2));
validator1.execute(ibftTransactions.createRemoveProposal(validator3));
validator1.verify(
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ditto; race condition around request ordering?

@jframe jframe merged commit 553ff84 into PegaSysEng:master May 10, 2019
@jframe jframe deleted the discard_at_use_proposals branch May 10, 2019 04:22
notlesh pushed a commit to notlesh/pantheon that referenced this pull request May 14, 2019
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