* Use the fact that network headers specify the number of bytes in the payload rather than just parsing from bytes.size, this should allow us to be more precise when parsing NetworkPayloads rather than _hoping_ that bytes.size does not land on pseudo-valid NetworkPayload. This hopefully resolves#782
* Add safety check around HeadersMessage.toString()
* Add invariant to NetworkMessage saying payloadSize in header must be the actual payload size
* Add a log at INFO level to indicate we are making progress while syncing
* Adjust sync log message to INFO in p2p code
* Fix off by one error
* Run scalafmt
* Remove isInitialized() check in sendMsg, which was causing a deadlock
* Enable akka logging to help debug NeutrinoNodeTest
* Revert to bypassing the isInitialized() check in sendMsg()
* Run scalafmt again
* Create base traits for async tests called BaseAsyncTest, and then create two subtypes, BitcoinSAsyncTest and BitcoinSAsyncFixtureTest to make it easier to manage resources related to test cases. Now it is easier to shutdown things like an actor system in a structured manner
* Remove two bitcoind tests that don't make sense, 'duration' in the parameter is _really_ an interval (bad naming by usTesting an interval does not make sense inside of TestRpcUtilTest
* Turn log off for ChainAppConfigTest we expect to fail
* Bump timeout for BitcoinSUnitTest, use builtint sbt scalafmtCheck
* Remove hardcoded scalafmt binary
* reduce generator size to attempt to fix#768
* Remove AKKA_CONFIG that was preventing sane logging for akka, move db-commons reference.conf to testkit so we can control testkit applications, and then rename app/server/.../application.conf to reference.conf like good libraries should do
* Update contributing.md
* update a few more links inside of contributing.md
* Run scalafmt
* Update scalafmt to 2.0.1
* Scalafmt
In this commit we
1) Reconfigure the .scalafmt.conf file
2) Add a scalafmt binary (same version as specified in conf file)
3) Use said binary on CI to check that everything is formatted correctly
* Ran scalafmt
* Update scalafmt ignore
* Add scalafmt plugin to project/plugins.sbt, run it
* run scalafmt
* This is for colin
* Fix remaining errors on V18 RPC calls
* remove unused code final formatting fix
* implemented fixed listwalletdir rpc test
* responding to code review and replacing flatmaps
* Remove BlockchainBuilder, speed up ChainHandler test that processes mainnet headers, add test for ChainAppConfig
* Add test for BlockHeaderDAO.getAncestorAtHeight()
* Consolidate ChainAppConfigTest, add ScalaTestUtil to help with working with scalatest, speed up ChainHandlerTest a bit more
* Build and CI improvements
In this commit we:
1) Parallelize the Travis CI config, by splitting
each project into its own Travis task
2) Download bitcoind binaries through sbt
* Use binaries downloaded by sbt task
* Make BitcoindRpcTestUtil work on Travis without bitcoind on PATH
* Add new downloadEclair task to sbt
* use sbt downloaded binaries in tests
* Fix Eclair and Bitcoind tests
* Bump Scala versions
Support Scala 2.12.9
and 2.13.0.
To make this easier, we delete the `scripts` project. Everything
that was in here was covered by content on the website. We also
delete the `doc` folder, as that was a remnant from when `scripts`
was called `doc`.
* Crib uPickle akka-http support while we wait for publish
* Fix compiler warnings
* Add note on test logging to contribution guide
* Reduce duplication in Blockchain implementation
* Use Scala 2.12 for website
* Introduce compat package object for collections converters
* Fix Either compiler warnings
* Add sync-chain and create-wallet docs from deleted scripts
* Fix rebase goofup
* WIP: implement processHeaders() in ChainHandler instead of processHeader()
* Create ConnectTipResult which is returned from Blockchain.connectTip(), this decouples 'BlockchainUpdate' and Blockchain.connectTip(). This was needed because it doesn't make sense to have a Vector[BlockHeaderDb] returned from Blockchain.connectTip() as we are validating one header. However, to execute batch inserts, we need to accumulate headers somewhere. I choose to do this in BlockchainUpdate with the 'successfulHeaders' field.
* make chain-verification log level INFO
* Add unit test for benchmarking ChainHandler.processHeaders() that cuts out extraneous noise in another test case
* Address code review
