* cleanup mining stats; make edge_bits dynamic (last size submitted), dont show bogus stats when no miners are connected
Co-authored-by: Quentin Le Sceller <q.lesceller@gmail.com>
* wip
* commit
* add block level validation rule around NRD kernels and HF3 block height
* wip
* test coverage for kernel ser/deser for NRD kernels
* add some type safety around ser/deser of nrd relative height
* cleanup
* cleanup tx sig handling and add tests around NRD kernel sig
* test coverage for chain apply block containing NRD kernel
* verify kernel variants when adding tx to pool
NRD kernels will not be accepted until HF3
* add txpool test for NRD kernel handling
* fix merge
* fix api for NRD kernels
* commit
* wip - feature flag for NRD kernel support
* wip
* global config and thread local feature flag for NRD kernel support
* add feature flag support for NRD kernels
default to false when starting up node
allow it to be set to true in context of individual tests
* feature flag
* explicit testing of NRD kernel via feature flag
* add chain_type and feature flag logging on startup
* PR feedback and cleanup
* PR feedback
* Do not allocate String for static status, use Cow instead, eg we allocate "Running" string at every refresh
* Use static dispatch for Views instead of Box<dyn View>
* Update only the current view
* Simplify Listener trait
* Introduce GLOBAL_CHAIN_TYPE and make CHAIN_TYPE thread_local.
This makes testing more explicit and significantly more robust.
* set_local_chain_type() in tests
* cleanup - weird
* get pool tests working with explicit local chain_type config
* core tests working with explicit local chain_type
* p2p tests working with explicit local chain_type
* store tests working
* cleanup, feedback
Currently we call it in a loop without any delays which burns cpu cycles for little value.
On my machine I see decrease of cpu usage from 12% to 6% on a synced node after applying this fix.
* Refactor SyncState
Method sync_error() retrun type was simplified.
update_txhashset_download() was made type safe, which eliminates a runtime enum variant's check, added an atomic status update
* feat: allow DNS names in peers/seeds list and resolve them
* tests: add mod for peer tests
* refactor: rename some variables
* chore: use Serde desrialize to resolve DNS names into PeerAddrs
* fix: compile
* fix: add back code to remove duplicate ip addresses from resolved DNS seeds
* fix: split state validation status into kernel and rproof updates. And fix sync status for these two states
* fix: show correct number of leaves for pruned MMR as well as unpruned
* docs: better docs for kernel/range proof validation
* fix: ordering of kernel and rproofs validation in TUI
* fix: typo in rangeproofs api and comments
* fix: add logs page to TUI
* chore: print panic traces to TUI logs
* chore: stop and start tui nicely and a bit of refactoring
* chore: rustfmt
* chore: typo
* chore: use sync_channel for logs
* chore: don't try to unwrap err on try_send log message
* chore: fix compiler/lint warnings
* fix: Only create logs channel if TUI is enabled and resovle other small review comments
* fix: wrap logs in TUI to fix window size
* fix: debug and trace logs appear white in the TUI logs
* fix: Add some more stats to basic status page of TUI (disk usage, chain timestamp, tx pool size)
* chore: add latest header timestamp to TUI
* fix: calculate total disk usage of database to show in TUI
* wip
* sync sort of works now
* get rid of the deadlock during compaction
there is *always* a deadlock in there when we make changes like this...
* cleanup how we rebuild the sync MMR on init
* cleanup rewind logic
* roll the "fix invalid root" changes into this PR
* move rebuild_height_pos_index into txhashset
and pass in header_pmmr for header lookups
* cleanup and remember to setup sync head on init
* cleanup unnecessary ref muts
* rebuild_height_pos_index when writing txhashset
* create 2.0.0 branch
* fix humansize version
* update grin.yml version
* PoW HardFork (#2866)
* allow version 2 blocks for next 6 months
* add cuckarood.rs with working tests
* switch cuckaroo to cuckarood at right heights
* reorder to reduce conditions
* remove _ prefix on used args; fix typo
* Make Valid Header Version dependant on ChainType
* Rustfmt
* Add tests, uncomment header v2
* Rustfmt
* Add FLOONET_FIRST_HARD_FORK height and simplify logic
* assume floonet stays closer to avg 60s block time
* move floonet hf forward by half a day
* update version in new block when previous no longer valid
* my next commit:-)
* micro optimization
* Support new Bulletproof rewind scheme (#2848)
* Update keychain with new rewind scheme
* Refactor: proof builder trait
* Update tests, cleanup
* rustfmt
* Move conversion of SwitchCommitmentType
* Add proof build trait to tx builders
* Cache hashes in proof builders
* Proof builder tests
* Add ViewKey struct
* Fix some warnings
* Zeroize proof builder secrets on drop
* Modify mine_block to use wallet V2 API (#2892)
* update mine_block to use V2 wallet API
* rustfmt
* Add version endpoint to node API, rename pool/push (#2897)
* add node version API, tweak pool/push parameter
* rustfmt
* Upate version api call (#2899)
* Update version number for next (potential) release
* zeroize: Upgrade to v0.9 (#2914)
* zeroize: Upgrade to v0.9
* missed Cargo.lock
* [PENDING APPROVAL] put phase outs of C32 and beyond on hold (#2714)
* put phase outs of C32 and beyond on hold
* update tests for phaseouts on hold
* Don't wait for p2p-server thread (#2917)
Currently p2p.stop() stops and wait for all peers to exit, that's
basically all we need. However we also run a TCP listener in this thread
which is blocked on `accept` most of the time. We do an attempt to stop
it but it would work only if we get an incoming connection during the
shutdown, which is a week guarantee.
This fix remove joining to p2p-server thread, it stops all peers and
makes an attempt to stop the listener.
Fixes [#2906]
* rustfmt
Fixes#2799
Also 2 Arc's were replaced by one server's instance.
It is needed for p2p thread management in #2778, currently there is no point where we could store thread handles and join them because thread::join
consume the caller, which is impossible in case of Arc.
New version of Cursive allows to set fps, the existing set_autorefresh sets 30 fps. This change decreases CPU usage from 50-65% to 15-25% on my machine.
