Add make dev-arti as an alternative to C-Tor#7207
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make dev-tor with Artimake dev-arti as an alternative to C-Tor
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Marking this as ready for review; I've reworked it to no longer replace |
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Arti is Tor's RIIR effort, and while it is 1.x, the onion service support is still experimental. Given that, it is to our (and Tor's) benefit for us to try using Arti in development modes to provide feedback. To that end, using Arti is now possible, in parallel, to the existing C-Tor support. Running `make dev-arti` should give exactly the same experience as the existing `make dev-tor` endpoint, aside from the inital launch, which will be slower since it needs to compile Arti from scratch. As an intentional choice, we don't version pin Arti since this is an experimental thing, so it's more beneficial we just automatically stay on the latest version and fix breakage instead of needing to constantly bump versions. Note that `make dev-tor` is entirely independent from this, so the two commands will serve the dev server on different onion addresses. As far as the Arti code itself, generating a config.toml file seems much cleaner than adding to `torrc` and generating `.auth` files.
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Closing for now, pending further use of Arti in the project. |
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Arti is Tor's RIIR effort, and while it is 1.x, the onion service support is still experimental.
Given that, it is to our (and Tor's) benefit for us to try using Arti in development modes to provide feedback. To that end, using Arti is now possible, in parallel, to the existing C-Tor support.
Running
make dev-artishould give exactly the same experience as the existingmake dev-torendpoint, aside from the inital launch, which will be slower since it needs to compile Arti from scratch.As an intentional choice, we don't version pin Arti since this is an experimental thing, so it's more beneficial we just automatically stay on the latest version and fix breakage instead of needing to constantly bump versions.
Note that
make dev-toris entirely independent from this, so the two commands will serve the dev server on different onion addresses.As far as the Arti code itself, generating a config.toml file seems much cleaner than adding to
torrcand generating.authfiles.Testing
How should the reviewer test this PR?
make dev-tor, see that it's all finemake dev-tor, see that it uses the same onion addresses and is all fine. Basically this PR should not adversely affect the existing dev-tor in any way.make dev-arti, wait a bit for it to all compile, and then it works in just about the same way.make dev-artiagain, verify it gives you the same onion addresses as the previous run.Deployment
Any special considerations for deployment? n/a, dev-only
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make lint) and tests (make test) pass in the development containerWhile this modifies the dev container, I explicitly didn't try anything in it yet because this is just for interactive use and not for like, running tests and stuff.