Fixing governance cd

[tenmoves]

Description

fix governance CD pipeline

Fixes #951 #974 #998 #970 #971

for testing add the following to .iex.exs

alias Archethic.Governance.Code.CICD.Docker
prop = %Archethic.Governance.Code.Proposal{
  address: <<0, 0, 135, 189, 175, 8, 43, 160, 49, 21, 23, 241, 61, 189, 221,
    177, 45, 120, 59, 243, 80, 75, 193, 250, 119, 188, 219, 73, 209, 197, 118,
    170, 122, 142>>,
  previous_public_key: <<0, 1, 62, 205, 23, 142, 29, 217, 94, 202, 136, 109,
    165, 135, 153, 205, 202, 132, 122, 116, 97, 18, 90, 34, 141, 225, 172, 138,
    16, 138, 85, 15, 41, 149>>,
  timestamp: nil,
  description: "\Testing code proposal\"",
  changes: "diff --git a/mix.exs b/mix.exs\nindex a82c0b3c..b94d4323 100644\n--- a/mix.exs\n+++ b/mix.exs\n@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ defmodule Archethic.MixProject do\n   def project do\n     [\n       app: :archethic,\n-      version: \"1.0.8-rc1\",\n+      version: \"1.0.9\",\n       build_path: \"_build\",\n       config_path: \"config/config.exs\",\n       deps_path: \"deps\",\ndiff --git a/rel/appups/archethic/1.0.8-rc1_to_1.0.9.appup b/rel/appups/archethic/1.0.8-rc1_to_1.0.9.appup\nnew file mode 100644\nindex 00000000..18b6d541\n--- /dev/null\n+++ b/rel/appups/archethic/1.0.8-rc1_to_1.0.9.appup\n@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@\n+{\"1.0.9\",\n+ [{\"1.0.8-rc1\",\n+   [{load_module,'Elixir.Archethic', []}]}],\n+ [{\"1.0.8-rc1\",\n+   [{load_module,'Elixir.Archethic', []}]}]\n+}.\n",
  version: "1.0.9",
  files: ["mix.exs", "rel/appups/archethic/1.0.8-rc1_to_1.0.9.appup"],
  approvals: [
    <<0, 0, 135, 189, 175, 8, 43, 160, 49, 21, 23, 241, 61, 189, 221, 177, 45,
      120, 59, 243, 80, 75, 193, 250, 119, 188, 219, 73, 209, 197, 118, 170,
      122, 142>>,
    <<0, 0, 168, 220, 209, 92, 167, 255, 187, 168, 176, 63, 128, 210, 199, 35,
      63, 0, 252, 36, 147, 196, 130, 249, 233, 17, 132, 0, 6, 88, 232, 198, 98,
      44>>
  ]
}

and launch Docker.run_ci!(prop) and Docker.run_testnet!(prop).

[tenmoves]

in order to test add this to your .iex.exs file

alias Archethic.Governance.Code.CICD.Docker prop = %Archethic.Governance.Code.Proposal{ address: <<0, 0, 135, 189, 175, 8, 43, 160, 49, 21, 23, 241, 61, 189, 221, 177, 45, 120, 59, 243, 80, 75, 193, 250, 119, 188, 219, 73, 209, 197, 118, 170, 122, 142>>, previous_public_key: <<0, 1, 62, 205, 23, 142, 29, 217, 94, 202, 136, 109, 165, 135, 153, 205, 202, 132, 122, 116, 97, 18, 90, 34, 141, 225, 172, 138, 16, 138, 85, 15, 41, 149>>, timestamp: nil, description: "\Testing code proposal\"", changes: "diff --git a/mix.exs b/mix.exs\nindex a82c0b3c..b94d4323 100644\n--- a/mix.exs\n+++ b/mix.exs\n@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ defmodule Archethic.MixProject do\n def project do\n [\n app: :archethic,\n- version: \"1.0.7\",\n+ version: \"1.0.8\",\n build_path: \"_build\",\n config_path: \"config/config.exs\",\n deps_path: \"deps\",\ndiff --git a/rel/appups/archethic/1.0.7_to_1.0.8.appup b/rel/appups/archethic/1.0.7_to_1.0.8.appup\nnew file mode 100644\nindex 00000000..18b6d541\n--- /dev/null\n+++ b/rel/appups/archethic/1.0.7_to_1.0.8.appup\n@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@\n+{\"1.0.8\",\n+ [{\"1.0.7\",\n+ [{load_module,'Elixir.Archethic', []}]}],\n+ [{\"1.0.7\",\n+ [{load_module,'Elixir.Archethic', []}]}]\n+}.\n", version: "1.0.8", files: ["mix.exs", "rel/appups/archethic/1.0.7_to_1.0.8.appup"], approvals: [ <<0, 0, 135, 189, 175, 8, 43, 160, 49, 21, 23, 241, 61, 189, 221, 177, 45, 120, 59, 243, 80, 75, 193, 250, 119, 188, 219, 73, 209, 197, 118, 170, 122, 142>>, <<0, 0, 168, 220, 209, 92, 167, 255, 187, 168, 176, 63, 128, 210, 199, 35, 63, 0, 252, 36, 147, 196, 130, 249, 233, 17, 132, 0, 6, 88, 232, 198, 98, 44>> ] }
then you can launch
Docker.run_ci!(prop)

and after
Docker.run_testnet!(prop)

[cluster]

I'm having a hard time testing it... but it seems related to my computer... it looks like Apple Silicon processors, Docker and xla aren't good friends... 🤔
so just one small remark :)

[samuelmanzanera]

Using MIX_ENV=test mix test --trace in the pre_push git hooks fixes the tests during the CI's image building.

Because the docker file using the MIX_ENV=prod we have to indicate during the tests for the CI to use the test environment to avoid spawning of supervisor children such as scheduler, listeners, etc...

[bchamagne]

Updated proposal for 1.1.0-rc2 to 1.1.0-rc3

alias Archethic.Governance.Code.CICD.Docker
prop = %Archethic.Governance.Code.Proposal{
  address: <<0, 0, 135, 189, 175, 8, 43, 160, 49, 21, 23, 241, 61, 189, 221,
    177, 45, 120, 59, 243, 80, 75, 193, 250, 119, 188, 219, 73, 209, 197, 118,
    170, 122, 142>>,
  previous_public_key: <<0, 1, 62, 205, 23, 142, 29, 217, 94, 202, 136, 109,
    165, 135, 153, 205, 202, 132, 122, 116, 97, 18, 90, 34, 141, 225, 172, 138,
    16, 138, 85, 15, 41, 149>>,
  timestamp: nil,
  description: "\Testing code proposal\"",
  changes: "diff --git a/mix.exs b/mix.exs\nindex a82c0b3c..b94d4323 100644\n--- a/mix.exs\n+++ b/mix.exs\n@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ defmodule Archethic.MixProject do\n   def project do\n     [\n       app: :archethic,\n-      version: \"1.1.0-rc2\",\n+      version: \"1.1.0-rc3\",\n       build_path: \"_build\",\n       config_path: \"config/config.exs\",\n       deps_path: \"deps\",\ndiff --git a/rel/appups/archethic/1.1.0-rc2_to_1.1.0-rc3.appup b/rel/appups/archethic/1.1.0-rc2_to_1.1.0-rc3.appup\nnew file mode 100644\nindex 00000000..18b6d541\n--- /dev/null\n+++ b/rel/appups/archethic/1.1.0-rc2_to_1.1.0-rc3.appup\n@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@\n+{\"1.1.0-rc3\",\n+ [{\"1.1.0-rc2\",\n+   [{load_module,'Elixir.Archethic', []}]}],\n+ [{\"1.1.0-rc2\",\n+   [{load_module,'Elixir.Archethic', []}]}]\n+}.\n",
  version: "1.1.0-rc3",
  files: ["mix.exs", "rel/appups/archethic/1.1.0-rc2_to_1.1.0-rc3.appup"],
  approvals: [
    <<0, 0, 135, 189, 175, 8, 43, 160, 49, 21, 23, 241, 61, 189, 221, 177, 45,
      120, 59, 243, 80, 75, 193, 250, 119, 188, 219, 73, 209, 197, 118, 170,
      122, 142>>,
    <<0, 0, 168, 220, 209, 92, 167, 255, 187, 168, 176, 63, 128, 210, 199, 35,
      63, 0, 252, 36, 147, 196, 130, 249, 233, 17, 132, 0, 6, 88, 232, 198, 98,
      44>>
  ]
}
Docker.run_ci!(prop)
Docker.run_testnet!(prop)

[samuelmanzanera]

For multiple runs, I got