Review the .travis.yaml file from `cardano-wallet` (+ connect travis to new repository) #1

piotr-iohk · 2019-03-01T11:11:29Z

Context

We want to have CI set up for the new cardano-wallet in order to have a means to automatically build the code and run all our tests against the build. At this moment we decided to go with Travis, so we want to get the .travis.yaml from the previous cardano-wallet review it and remove all unnecessary dependencies to cardano-sl from it. This task is also to make sure that the new repo is connected to Travis CI.

Decision

Connect new cardano-wallet repo with Travis CI. Get the .travis.yaml from the previous cardano-wallet review it and remove all unnecessary dependencies to cardano-sl from it. This task is also to make sure that the new repo is connected to Travis CI.

AC

Travis is running builds on PRs.
Travis is running builds on the master branch.
Tests are being executed by Travis.

Development Plan

Initial Travis build which runs stack test.
Connect repo to travis.
Also run Coveralls and stylish-haskell.

PR

Number	Base
#15	`master`
#19	`master`

QA

Check that the list of AC is complete and done.

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rvl · 2019-03-04T00:09:44Z

We also have https://github.com/jonathanknowles/haskell-travis-example

Used https://github.com/jonathanknowles/haskell-travis-example as the basis of this. Relates to #1

KtorZ · 2019-03-04T11:02:33Z

I'll also add support for stylish-haskell & coveralls 👍

…h-haskell Add Coveralls & Stylish Haskell to CI

piotr-iohk · 2019-03-05T09:05:08Z

lgtm 👍

I think it would be nice to have stylish-haskell, weeder, hlint, tests as separate checks in Travis for better readibility (as it was on previous repo). I think also the checks are then capable of runnig in parallel.
Perhaps it is not needed now but I will add that as a thought to the wiki for discussion.

KtorZ · 2019-03-05T09:21:48Z

Agreed @piotr-iohk , and ideally, we would even push it further and have the status reported inside github directly as separate CI checks. @Anviking had some ideas on the matter :)

…remove debug console prints

[3] Adding ticking function test and downloading block logic [3] Block syncer working ok plus additional tests [3] Cleaning the code [3] cabal fix [3] Complete refactoring to the review [3] Final refactoring [3] cabal fix [3] hlint and weeding [3] add killing thread at the end of test [3] Replace IORef with MVar refactoring #1 | inline intermediate functions to see more clearly + remove debug console prints refactoring #2 | review indentation of 'where' clause refactoring #3 | inline loop and remove test intrumentation from test logic refactoring #4 | define generator for ticking args in a declarative manner refactoring #5 | purify tickingFunctionTest and make it a monadic property refactoring #6 | review naming in Arbitrary TickingArgs refactoring #7 | use guards in mkConsecutiveTestBlocks refactoring #8 | define single block generator from previous block refactoring #9 | use 'fromPreviousBlock' and start loop with an already initialize list refactoring #10 | purify mkConsecutiveTestBlocks by defining a test hash function refactoring #11 | switch argument positions in mkConsecutiveTestBlocks refactoring #12 | replace loop with built-in list 'iterate' refactoring #13 | define Arbitrary instance for creating consecutive blocks refactoring #14 | replace mkConsecutiveBlocks with a property parameter refactoring #15 | use 'newMVar' instead or 'newEmptyMVar' + 'putMVar' refactoring #16 | remove unecessary IO in 'writeToIORefAction' refactoring #17 | replace takeMVar + putMVar with modifyMVar refactoring #18 | review naming for 'writeToIORefAction' --> 'reader' refactoring #19 | use a 'Map.lookup' instead of 'List.filter' + pattern-match refactoring #20 | remove 'BlocksConsumed' wrapper refactoring #21 | generalize reader with polymorphic parametrism refactoring #22 | review pushNextBlocks indentation refactoring #23 | group case pattern matches using tuple refactoring #24 | remove 'Hash BlockHeader' from the block to inject refactoring #25 | use synchronization lock instead of computed times refactoring #26 | Move generation of duplicated blocks onto 'Arbitrary Blocks' refactoring #27 | remove 'chunkSizes' in a favor of inline random selection refactoring #28 | remove 'DeliveryMode' in favor of the most general case refactoring #29 | cleanup wrapper types refactoring #30 | generalize pushNextBlocks with parametric polymorphism refactoring #31 | rename pushNextBlocks to 'writer' refactoring #32 | define reader on Block instead of BlockHeaderHash refactoring #33 | replace old reader with reader' refactoring #34 | move creation of writer MVar inside writer action refactoring #35 | remove header hash from 'Blocks' refactoring #36 | rename 'consecutiveBlocks' into 'blocks' refactoring #37 | re-organize module to separate effectful logic from declarations refactoring #38 | move waiting logic into dedicated function refactoring #39 | move 'done' and 'readerChan' initialization into reader and writer refactoring #40 | use Millisecond instead of Second for shorter tests refactoring #41 | Move creation of blocks from writer to 'Arbitrary Blocks' [3] fix line width [3] aligning the code with other code changes

[3] Adding ticking function test and downloading block logic [3] Block syncer working ok plus additional tests [3] Cleaning the code [3] cabal fix [3] Complete refactoring to the review [3] Final refactoring [3] cabal fix [3] hlint and weeding [3] add killing thread at the end of test [3] Replace IORef with MVar refactoring #1 | inline intermediate functions to see more clearly + remove debug console prints refactoring #2 | review indentation of 'where' clause refactoring #3 | inline loop and remove test intrumentation from test logic refactoring #4 | define generator for ticking args in a declarative manner refactoring #5 | purify tickingFunctionTest and make it a monadic property refactoring #6 | review naming in Arbitrary TickingArgs refactoring #7 | use guards in mkConsecutiveTestBlocks refactoring #8 | define single block generator from previous block refactoring #9 | use 'fromPreviousBlock' and start loop with an already initialize list refactoring #10 | purify mkConsecutiveTestBlocks by defining a test hash function refactoring #11 | switch argument positions in mkConsecutiveTestBlocks refactoring #12 | replace loop with built-in list 'iterate' refactoring #13 | define Arbitrary instance for creating consecutive blocks refactoring #14 | replace mkConsecutiveBlocks with a property parameter refactoring #15 | use 'newMVar' instead or 'newEmptyMVar' + 'putMVar' refactoring #16 | remove unecessary IO in 'writeToIORefAction' refactoring #17 | replace takeMVar + putMVar with modifyMVar refactoring #18 | review naming for 'writeToIORefAction' --> 'reader' refactoring #19 | use a 'Map.lookup' instead of 'List.filter' + pattern-match refactoring #20 | remove 'BlocksConsumed' wrapper refactoring #21 | generalize reader with polymorphic parametrism refactoring #22 | review pushNextBlocks indentation refactoring #23 | group case pattern matches using tuple refactoring #24 | remove 'Hash BlockHeader' from the block to inject refactoring #25 | use synchronization lock instead of computed times refactoring #26 | Move generation of duplicated blocks onto 'Arbitrary Blocks' refactoring #27 | remove 'chunkSizes' in a favor of inline random selection refactoring #28 | remove 'DeliveryMode' in favor of the most general case refactoring #29 | cleanup wrapper types refactoring #30 | generalize pushNextBlocks with parametric polymorphism refactoring #31 | rename pushNextBlocks to 'writer' refactoring #32 | define reader on Block instead of BlockHeaderHash refactoring #33 | replace old reader with reader' refactoring #34 | move creation of writer MVar inside writer action refactoring #35 | remove header hash from 'Blocks' refactoring #36 | rename 'consecutiveBlocks' into 'blocks' refactoring #37 | re-organize module to separate effectful logic from declarations refactoring #38 | move waiting logic into dedicated function refactoring #39 | move 'done' and 'readerChan' initialization into reader and writer refactoring #40 | use Millisecond instead of Second for shorter tests refactoring #41 | Move creation of blocks from writer to 'Arbitrary Blocks' [3] fix line width [3] aligning the code with other code changes [3] hlint suggestion

[3] Adding ticking function test and downloading block logic [3] Block syncer working ok plus additional tests [3] Cleaning the code [3] cabal fix [3] Complete refactoring to the review [3] Final refactoring [3] cabal fix [3] hlint and weeding [3] add killing thread at the end of test [3] Replace IORef with MVar refactoring #1 | inline intermediate functions to see more clearly + remove debug console prints refactoring #2 | review indentation of 'where' clause refactoring #3 | inline loop and remove test intrumentation from test logic refactoring #4 | define generator for ticking args in a declarative manner refactoring #5 | purify tickingFunctionTest and make it a monadic property refactoring #6 | review naming in Arbitrary TickingArgs refactoring #7 | use guards in mkConsecutiveTestBlocks refactoring #8 | define single block generator from previous block refactoring #9 | use 'fromPreviousBlock' and start loop with an already initialize list refactoring #10 | purify mkConsecutiveTestBlocks by defining a test hash function refactoring #11 | switch argument positions in mkConsecutiveTestBlocks refactoring #12 | replace loop with built-in list 'iterate' refactoring #13 | define Arbitrary instance for creating consecutive blocks refactoring #14 | replace mkConsecutiveBlocks with a property parameter refactoring #15 | use 'newMVar' instead or 'newEmptyMVar' + 'putMVar' refactoring #16 | remove unecessary IO in 'writeToIORefAction' refactoring #17 | replace takeMVar + putMVar with modifyMVar refactoring #18 | review naming for 'writeToIORefAction' --> 'reader' refactoring #19 | use a 'Map.lookup' instead of 'List.filter' + pattern-match refactoring #20 | remove 'BlocksConsumed' wrapper refactoring #21 | generalize reader with polymorphic parametrism refactoring #22 | review pushNextBlocks indentation refactoring #23 | group case pattern matches using tuple refactoring #24 | remove 'Hash BlockHeader' from the block to inject refactoring #25 | use synchronization lock instead of computed times refactoring #26 | Move generation of duplicated blocks onto 'Arbitrary Blocks' refactoring #27 | remove 'chunkSizes' in a favor of inline random selection refactoring #28 | remove 'DeliveryMode' in favor of the most general case refactoring #29 | cleanup wrapper types refactoring #30 | generalize pushNextBlocks with parametric polymorphism refactoring #31 | rename pushNextBlocks to 'writer' refactoring #32 | define reader on Block instead of BlockHeaderHash refactoring #33 | replace old reader with reader' refactoring #34 | move creation of writer MVar inside writer action refactoring #35 | remove header hash from 'Blocks' refactoring #36 | rename 'consecutiveBlocks' into 'blocks' refactoring #37 | re-organize module to separate effectful logic from declarations refactoring #38 | move waiting logic into dedicated function refactoring #39 | move 'done' and 'readerChan' initialization into reader and writer refactoring #40 | use Millisecond instead of Second for shorter tests refactoring #41 | Move creation of blocks from writer to 'Arbitrary Blocks' [3] fix line width [3] aligning the code with other code changes [3] hlint suggestion [3] add .weeder.yaml to omit duplicateMaybes and groups to be announce during weeder execution [3] undo weeder ignore file plus remove pragma and unnecessary exports

[3] Adding ticking function test and downloading block logic [3] Block syncer working ok plus additional tests [3] Cleaning the code [3] cabal fix [3] Complete refactoring to the review [3] Final refactoring [3] cabal fix [3] hlint and weeding [3] add killing thread at the end of test [3] Replace IORef with MVar refactoring #1 | inline intermediate functions to see more clearly + remove debug console prints refactoring #2 | review indentation of 'where' clause refactoring #3 | inline loop and remove test intrumentation from test logic refactoring #4 | define generator for ticking args in a declarative manner refactoring #5 | purify tickingFunctionTest and make it a monadic property refactoring #6 | review naming in Arbitrary TickingArgs refactoring #7 | use guards in mkConsecutiveTestBlocks refactoring #8 | define single block generator from previous block refactoring #9 | use 'fromPreviousBlock' and start loop with an already initialize list refactoring #10 | purify mkConsecutiveTestBlocks by defining a test hash function refactoring #11 | switch argument positions in mkConsecutiveTestBlocks refactoring #12 | replace loop with built-in list 'iterate' refactoring #13 | define Arbitrary instance for creating consecutive blocks refactoring #14 | replace mkConsecutiveBlocks with a property parameter refactoring #15 | use 'newMVar' instead or 'newEmptyMVar' + 'putMVar' refactoring #16 | remove unecessary IO in 'writeToIORefAction' refactoring #17 | replace takeMVar + putMVar with modifyMVar refactoring #18 | review naming for 'writeToIORefAction' --> 'reader' refactoring #19 | use a 'Map.lookup' instead of 'List.filter' + pattern-match refactoring #20 | remove 'BlocksConsumed' wrapper refactoring #21 | generalize reader with polymorphic parametrism refactoring #22 | review pushNextBlocks indentation refactoring #23 | group case pattern matches using tuple refactoring #24 | remove 'Hash BlockHeader' from the block to inject refactoring #25 | use synchronization lock instead of computed times refactoring #26 | Move generation of duplicated blocks onto 'Arbitrary Blocks' refactoring #27 | remove 'chunkSizes' in a favor of inline random selection refactoring #28 | remove 'DeliveryMode' in favor of the most general case refactoring #29 | cleanup wrapper types refactoring #30 | generalize pushNextBlocks with parametric polymorphism refactoring #31 | rename pushNextBlocks to 'writer' refactoring #32 | define reader on Block instead of BlockHeaderHash refactoring #33 | replace old reader with reader' refactoring #34 | move creation of writer MVar inside writer action refactoring #35 | remove header hash from 'Blocks' refactoring #36 | rename 'consecutiveBlocks' into 'blocks' refactoring #37 | re-organize module to separate effectful logic from declarations refactoring #38 | move waiting logic into dedicated function refactoring #39 | move 'done' and 'readerChan' initialization into reader and writer refactoring #40 | use Millisecond instead of Second for shorter tests refactoring #41 | Move creation of blocks from writer to 'Arbitrary Blocks' [3] fix line width [3] aligning the code with other code changes [3] hlint suggestion [3] add .weeder.yaml to omit duplicateMaybes and groups to be announce during weeder execution [3] undo weeder ignore file plus remove pragma and unnecessary exports [3] remove not needed imports

1290: Force rollback of tables with foreign keys / cascading deletes on automatic db migrations r=KtorZ a=KtorZ # Issue Number  #1279 # Overview  - 74c232e force rollback to genesis after automated migrations `persistent` clear foreign tables on automatic migration due to cascading delete. One possible approach to solve this: forcing a manual rollback to genesis whenever there are migrations applied to the database, regardless of the migration. Only the foreign tables are affected, so static metadata and wallet credentials are preserved. This mean that we would force resync of wallets on every updates that have database changes, but that's a fair price to pay for now. - de3825d remove foreign keys to 'Wallet' table and cascade deletes manually This to prevent 'persistent' from doing it during automated migration! We don't do this for checkpoints because the cascading updates are truly helpful there to manage the database state and, can be more easily rolled back at any time (since the data regarding checkpoints entirely comes from the chain). # Comments  ~~:warning: Currently manually testing db migration from various previous versions.~~ Automated migration passes! And on old version, we have a nice log showing what's going on, including manual migration, and handling of automated ones! ``` *** Migrating from v2019-12-13 *** [cardano-wallet.application:Info:22] [2020-01-20 17:58:12.47 UTC] Found existing wallet: 99ef09bdab5f62579f2d6db02ba7df5e88b7e865 [cardano-wallet.wallet-db:Notice:28] [2020-01-20 17:58:12.47 UTC] checkpoint table does not contain required field 'active_slot_coeff'. Adding this field with a default value of 1.0. [cardano-wallet.wallet-db:Notice:28] [2020-01-20 17:58:12.52 UTC] 48 migrations were applied to the database. [cardano-wallet.wallet-db:Notice:28] [2020-01-20 17:58:12.52 UTC] Some automated database migrations happened. Forced to rollback to genesis. [cardano-wallet.main:Info:22] [2020-01-20 17:58:12.53 UTC] Wallet backend server listening on 127.0.0.1:8090 [cardano-wallet.wallet-engine:Info:28] [2020-01-20 17:58:12.53 UTC] 99ef09bd: Applying blocks [1167051.7 ... 1167051.7] [cardano-wallet.wallet-engine:Info:28] [2020-01-20 17:58:12.53 UTC] 99ef09bd: Creating checkpoint at 3b2894d8-[1167051.7#1] ``` So, to summarize what's happening: 1. An existing wallet database is found. 2. Before running any automatic migration, the database is inspected and an extra column is found. So we manually alter the table to add a column with a default value. 3. Then, persistent runs its own set of automated migrations on top of the database, running 48 of them. 4. This is then detected and induces immediately a rollback to genesis of all the on-chain data. 5. The wallet starts applying blocks and creating checkpoints, starting with a checkpoint at height `#1` (right after genesis) :tada:  Co-authored-by: KtorZ <[email protected]>

It was failing with this message printed repeatedly: Mar 19 23:15:23.900 ERRO trusted-peers cannot be empty. to avoid bootstrap use 'skip_bootstrap: true', task: bootstrap Mar 19 23:15:23.900 INFO bootstrap attempt #1 failed, trying again in 5 seconds..., task: bootstrap Then jormungandr would never exit.

This gives us a fairly easy way to close specific tickets in favor of a more general one, without having to edit the corresponding bors-comments. This is done by writing e.g. "(Instance of #2)" for issue #1, if you want re-annotate failures from #1 as really being from #2.

2857: Fix leaks of ≈21 more wallets in integration tests r=rvl a=Anviking - [x] Replace 3 manual calls to `Link.postWallets` with the `ResourceT` `postByronWallet` - [x] Also make `createWalletFromPublicKeyViaCLI` run in `ResourceT` ### Comments - 21 wallets is a pretty significant number, so will be good to fix. Although the leaks were at the end of the tests, which lessens the impact. - There seem to be _some_ concurrency related leaks. #### Before second fix - --match "WALLET" -j 1 ->18 leaks, all at the end #### After fixes - --match "WALLET" -j 1, no leaks - --match "WALLET" -j 8, 10 leaks (3 BUSY, 6 others) ``` SQLITE_BUSY in logs: ica.14828b804a1ebe804caddd1abb5d314d2be0a62a.sqlite ica.25341683360a040721f587d069b95762b302f608.sqlite rnd.5fc0960622bc4d3a5d366a0920dfd9b5ef578ced.sqlite rnd.81273c47add77e98b3993e01cab8b2a836cd48b7.sqlite she.95cff5e68f07b759c72d4da4f1aa96e0b101bba2.sqlite she.a99218ce4bbc77f05617d642c0595246621b67b6.sqlite Remaining DBs: ica.14828b804a1ebe804caddd1abb5d314d2be0a62a.sqlite ica.25341683360a040721f587d069b95762b302f608.sqlite rnd.5fc0960622bc4d3a5d366a0920dfd9b5ef578ced.sqlite ica.ed49f6e7723fa2c15575c147566981beab6aba3e.sqlite rnd.693940686b48985ab6ec8035a56575e0473e96de.sqlite rnd.81273c47add77e98b3993e01cab8b2a836cd48b7.sqlite sha.9316fc445533f9e58becf0d367d3a9404585ea86.sqlite she.3464b427c15341dab8aaf6d89c8f79e5f24f9eae.sqlite she.a0bd7c6accac92d54fb667bf32bcba4db4cd552f.sqlite stake-pools.sqlite ```  ### Issue Number ADP-1090 2858: Add (Instance of #ISSUE) re-write rule for bors comments r=rvl a=Anviking - [x] Add simple re-write rules for bors-failure tags using annotations in Github issue titles ### Comments This gives us a fairly easy way to close specific tickets in favor of a more general one, without having to edit the corresponding bors-comments. This is done by writing e.g. "(Instance of #2)" for issue #1, if you want re-annotate failures from #1 as really being from #2. **Example:** #2855  ### Issue Number  Co-authored-by: Johannes Lund <[email protected]>

Update common-use-cases

KtorZ added this to the Setup new cardano-wallet repostiory & CI milestone Mar 1, 2019

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Add Travis CI build

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Used https://github.com/jonathanknowles/haskell-travis-example as the basis of this. Relates to #1

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Initial stack project and Travis CI #15

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Add Travis CI build

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Used https://github.com/jonathanknowles/haskell-travis-example as the basis of this. Relates to #1

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Add Travis CI build

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Used https://github.com/jonathanknowles/haskell-travis-example as the basis of this. Relates to #1

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Add Coveralls & Stylish Haskell to CI #19

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Merge pull request #19 from input-output-hk/KtorZ/#1/coveralls-stylis…

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…h-haskell Add Coveralls & Stylish Haskell to CI

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refactoring #1 | inline intermediate functions to see more clearly + …

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Take into account out-of-process executions for code coverage #279

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Add unXPrvStripPub (& inverse) that matches jcli #1369

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cardano-node: Cannot send transaction on testnet (cardano-node + cardano-wallet-byron) #1462

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Fix jormungandr integration tests on Windows and Wine. #1466

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Stake-pool list can return pools without cost, margin and pledge #1948

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The reported value of pool saturation is incorrect #1980

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Add (Instance of #ISSUE) re-write rule for bors comments #2858

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error "restoreBlocks: given chain isn't a valid continuation" when quickly creating new wallets after startup #2919

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wallet is not accessible and database Issue after upgrading from v2019-09-09 to v2019-09-29 #2984

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Merge pull request #1 from input-output-hk/piotr/use-cases

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