I noticed the tendermint image was running on Go 1.15. I assume that was just a missed search and replace when updating to go1.18.
Pull the go base image into a build arg so that the image is only defined once, and used consistently across all stages of the build.
#### PR checklist
- [x] Tests written/updated, or no tests needed
- [x] `CHANGELOG_PENDING.md` updated, or no changelog entry needed
- [x] Updated relevant documentation (`docs/`) and code comments, or no
documentation updates needed
* docs/rfc: add testnet RFC
Following several discussions internal to the Tendermint engineering
team, I am posting an RFC discussing the high-level details of the
Tendermint team owning and operating a long-lived testnet in order to
build experience running Tendermint, and to demonstrate that Tendermint
is stable under production workloads.
The outcome of this RFC will be a new track of work to begin building
and maintaining a testnet associated with the main branch of tendermint.
See the "Testnet MVP" section specifically for some of the first
milestones.
Note, I added the RFC where it would live once #9115 is merged to
restore the RFC layout from the v0.36.x branch. docs/rfc/README.md will
need to be updated to include this RFC once #9115 is merged.
This RFC is related to #9078.
* docs/rfc: minor updates to testnet rfc
* docs/rfc: respond to more feedback on testnet RFC
* docs/rfc: add RFC 023 to rfc index
* libs/pubsub/query: specify peg version in go.mod
The code to generate the pubsub queries was dependent on an unspecified
version of the peg tool. This brings peg into go.mod so it is on a fixed
version. This should also enable dependabot to notify us of future
updates to peg.
The version of query.peg.go generated from the current version of peg
correctly contains the special "Code generated by..." line to indicate
to other tools that the file is automatically generated and should
therefore be excluded from linters, etc.
I removed the make target as there were no git grep results referencing
"gen_query_parser"; directly running "go generate" is a reasonable
expectation in Go projects.
Now that "go run" is module aware, I would typically use "go run" inside
the go:generate directive, but in this case we go build to a gitignore-d
directory in order to work around the nondeterministic output detailed
in pointlander/peg#129.
* libs/pubsub/query: check error from (*QueryParser).Init()
The newly generated peg code returns an error from Init(); the previous
version was niladic.
Co-authored-by: Sam Kleinman <garen@tychoish.com>
This test would fail if run with "go test -count=2" because it uses a
fixed address and was not closing the server, so the subsequent run
could not bind to the address.
While closing the server is correct, it would probably be better if the
API was able to report the bound address so that we could pass
"localhost:0" for an anonymous port. But I am currently focusing on test
cleanup, not ready to change any existing APIs.
Mark RushakoffandGitHub
