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Make sure the faucet continues to work when there is a runtime upgrade #223
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Fixes #223 Tested using this method: https://polkadot.js.org/docs/api/examples/promise/upgrade-chain, changing provider from HTTP to WS actually seems to do the trick. The original plan was to add runtime upgrade to e2e tests, however supporting that test setup seems to be a bit too much. It basically requires an additional zombienet setup, which would also be different for local development and CI. Basically, that would be a whole new test pack with its own setup, specifically for an issue in of `@polkadot/api`. Still can be done, but seems to be a bit too much.
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Fixes #223 Tested using this method: https://polkadot.js.org/docs/api/examples/promise/upgrade-chain, changing provider from HTTP to WS actually seems to do the trick. The original plan was to add runtime upgrade to e2e tests, however supporting that test setup seems to be a bit too much. It basically requires an additional zombienet setup, which would also be different for local development and CI. Basically, that would be a whole new test pack with its own setup, specifically for an issue in of `@polkadot/api`. Still can be done, but seems to be a bit too much.
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Fixes #223 Tested using this method: https://polkadot.js.org/docs/api/examples/promise/upgrade-chain, changing provider from HTTP to WS actually seems to do the trick. The original plan was to add runtime upgrade to e2e tests, however supporting that test setup seems to be a bit too much. It basically requires an additional zombienet setup, which would also be different for local development and CI. Basically, that would be a whole new test pack with its own setup, specifically for an issue in of `@polkadot/api`. Still can be done, but seems to be a bit too much.
Reopening the issue, as changing the provider didn't actually fix the problem |
Moving to blocked until next occurrence |
afaik devops team has it in a list of todo - to restart faucets.. @PierreBesson @ArshamTeymouri correct? |
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Fixes #223 + Adding prom-client dependency, because it was removed from @eng-automation/js (rightfully so)
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Fixes #223 + Adding prom-client dependency, because it was removed from @eng-automation/js (rightfully so)
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Fixes #223 + Adding prom-client dependency, because it was removed from @eng-automation/js (rightfully so)
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* lockfile update * Upgrade deps * Package-lock.json * Updating e2e tests readme (paritytech#375) * Fixing e2e readme link * Adding runtimeRestarter (paritytech#376) Fixes paritytech#223 + Adding prom-client dependency, because it was removed from @eng-automation/js (rightfully so) * Updating zombinenet verion in e2e docs (paritytech#378) @josepot has reported an error with `@zombienet/cli@1.3.43`, while the latest version worked * Using PAPI for e2e tests (paritytech#379) * Currently, e2e types are generated on postinstall and prebuild steps, which requires metadata to be available in Docker image, even though it's not technically used in the application code. I think separating things would make things more complicated, but it's possible. * Couldn't undestand the reason for having two different COPY instructions in Dockerfile, but that doesn't live well with generating types in postinstall, so merging those two * .scale metadata files from Zombienet hosts saved in the codebase, in order to be able to compile the code separately from running Zombienet * Update dependencies * yarn.lock * Bump the npm_and_yarn group across 2 directories with 2 updates (paritytech#381) * removed base url (paritytech#382) This removes the base url, making the website work on the root of the domain. Also, by doing this change, and having set up the dns, this resolves paritytech#348 * Update deps * Update API calls * Silence polkadot API type errors * Update captcha type to image and set width of captcha container * remove grid class * switch back to PJS. change port number * remove prettier deps * update port * set procaptcha details * fix dropdown z-index * Fix z-indexes * Change mock provider version * remove console.errors --------- Co-authored-by: Yuri Volkov <0@mcornholio.ru> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Javier Bullrich <javier@bullrich.dev>
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* Updating e2e tests readme (paritytech#375) * Fixing e2e readme link * Adding runtimeRestarter (paritytech#376) Fixes paritytech#223 + Adding prom-client dependency, because it was removed from @eng-automation/js (rightfully so) * Updating zombinenet verion in e2e docs (paritytech#378) @josepot has reported an error with `@zombienet/cli@1.3.43`, while the latest version worked * Using PAPI for e2e tests (paritytech#379) * Currently, e2e types are generated on postinstall and prebuild steps, which requires metadata to be available in Docker image, even though it's not technically used in the application code. I think separating things would make things more complicated, but it's possible. * Couldn't undestand the reason for having two different COPY instructions in Dockerfile, but that doesn't live well with generating types in postinstall, so merging those two * .scale metadata files from Zombienet hosts saved in the codebase, in order to be able to compile the code separately from running Zombienet * Bump the npm_and_yarn group across 2 directories with 2 updates (paritytech#381) * removed base url (paritytech#382) This removes the base url, making the website work on the root of the domain. Also, by doing this change, and having set up the dns, this resolves paritytech#348 * Added markup code generation (paritytech#383) It generates a JSON object inside the header following the instructions from: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/faqpage It parses the information of the markdown text to generate this json object. This resolves paritytech#277 * Updated actions to latest and added retention period (paritytech#384) We currently don't have an artifact retention period, so it defaults to 90 days. While the artifact for the site is not too big, having one build per push and PR can quickly accumulate the amount and make us hit our hard limit. By adding a limit to the retention day of 5 days we ensure that we get rid of the old artifacts faster than waiting for two whole months. I also updated all the actions version to latest release * Bump the npm_and_yarn group across 1 directory with 1 update (paritytech#385) * Bump the npm_and_yarn group across 1 directory with 1 update (paritytech#387) * Update Frequency Faucet URL (paritytech#393) As the Frequency Faucet now also supports Frequency Paseo testnet in addition to the Rococo one, the url is being set to a generic one instead of specific for the network. https://faucet.testnet.frequency.xyz/ * moved tag-client to work in pull_request_target (paritytech#394) It fails when an external contributors make a PR. This will fix that issue. * Merge latest upstream and use a transaction queue to send txs to nodes * Add MIT LICENSE (paritytech#395) * bump to polkadot 10.13.1 * lockfile * yarn.lock * yarn.lock * yarn.lock * yarn.lock * yarn.lock client * Fix test mock * Add @polkadot/util to dev dependencies * Address comments from @mutantcornholio --------- Co-authored-by: Yuri Volkov <0@mcornholio.ru> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Javier Bullrich <javier@bullrich.dev> Co-authored-by: Wil Wade <wil@wilwade.com> Co-authored-by: Maksym H <1177472+mordamax@users.noreply.github.com>
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Right now, when there is a runtime upgrade, the faucet fails with
1010: Invalid Transaction: Transaction has a bad signature
until it is restarted.Maybe we could include a runtime upgrade in the E2E test and check that it continues to work?
Possible solutions
I don't know the exact cause of failure, so I don't know what the solutions might be.
But potentially:
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