Randomize chain source selection in tests #769
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This will be flaky, at the very least until lightningdevkit/rust-lightning#4341 gets release, which would have been caught if we'd ever had run the 0conf test case with an Electrum chain source. |
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makes sense to me. Hopefully CI fails until lightningdevkit/rust-lightning#4341
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I think I'll whack-a-mole a few more flakes/bugs before landing this. |
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Previously had failed, I want to double-check them once more before moving forward here. |
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It's weird to have a special intermediary `setup_node` method if we have `TestConfig` for exactly that reason by now. So we move `async_payment_role` over.
.. all of our tests should be robust against switching chain sources. We here opt to pick a random one each time to considerably extend our test coverage, instead of just running some cases against non-Esplora chain sources.
When we intially implemented `bitcoind` syncing polling the mempool was very frequent and rather inefficient so we made a choice not to unnecessarily update the payment store for mempool changes, especially since we only consider transactions `Succeeded` after `ANTI_REORG_DELAY` anyways. However, since then we made quite a few peformance improvements to the mempool syncing, and by now we should just update they payment store as not doing so will lead to rather unexpected behavior, making some tests fail for `TestChainSource::Bitcoind`, e.g., `channel_full_cycle_0conf`, which we fix here. As we recently switched to updating the payment store based on BDK's `WalletEvent`, but they currently don't offer an API returning such events when applying mempool transactions, we copy over the respective method for generating events from `bdk_wallet`, with the intention of dropping it again once they do. Signed-off-by: Elias Rohrer <[email protected]>
Previously, we fixed than a fresh node syncing via `bitcoind` RPC would resync all chain data back to genesis. However, while introducing a wallet birthday is great, it disallowed discovery of historical funds if a wallet would be imported from seed. Here, we add a recovery mode flag to the builder that explictly allows to re-enable resyncing from genesis in such a scenario. Going forward, we intend to reuse that API for an upcoming Lightning recoery flow, too.
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.. all of our tests should be robust against switching chain sources. We
here opt to pick a random one each time to considerably extend our test
coverage, instead of just running some cases against non-Esplora chain
sources.