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Great! How reliably do these specifc CI jobs trigger the halts observed in this thread? #4047 (comment) |
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Resolves #4062.
This PR adds two new tests
.ci/test_reset_minority.shand.ci/test_reset_majority.sh. Both of these scripts set up a devnet and then periodically reset (stop and remove the ledger) a subset of the nodes. The test succeeds if the nodes keep advancing to a given high.reset_minorityresets exactlyf = (N-1)/3nodes, whereNis the total number of validators, andreset_majorityresetsN-fnodes.Both of these scripts are run in the new
chaotic-devnet-testjob, that also adds network delays and message drops throughscript/chaotic-network-runner.sh.The job is run with
f=2andN=7, which is a good middle ground between "big enough" to reproduce issues that may appear in production and "not too big" to be run on a single CI machine.