- We update Windows cross-compile builds to 15.0.7 because binaries are
provided for it, but not currently for any other platform we need.
- We update native x84_64 macOS builds to 15.0.4 because no 15.0.6
binaries are provided, and the 15.0.7 ones appear to be targeted at a
newer Darwin version.
- We keep FreeBSD on 14.0.6 because no Clang 15 binaries are provided,
and as FreeBSD is a Tier 3 platform it doesn't block us from upgrading
the remaining platforms.
We need to load these early so that it's possible for other
initialization steps to respect them. However, we were loading them
slightly too early, before the config file had been read, which meant
that only CLI arguments were being used.
We now load the `-allowdeprecated` settings just after the config file
is parsed and the chain parameters are prepared; neither of these are
features we would ever consider deprecating (at least while `zcashd`
exists in its Bitcoin Core-derived form).
Closeszcash/zcash#6420.
Interrupting rpc-tests (e.g., with Ctrl-c) will print a list of the tests that were running when the
interrupt was received. This is useful for identifying tests that aren’t terminating.
For example:
```
wallet_broadcast.py:
Pass: True, Duration: 62 s
.................
zmq_test.py:
Pass: True, Duration: 29 s
.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................^C
The following tests were running when interrupted:
• mempool_reorg.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
```
Previously, they downloaded to filenames that were simply the git hashes
followed by .tar.gz, now this creates
`native_cctools_55562e4073dea0fbfd0b20e0bf69ffe6390c7f97.tar.gz` and
`native_cctools_libtapi_3efb201881e7a76a21e0554906cf306432539cef.tar.gz`
Note that those are the filenames that must exist on download.z.cash
as well, since the alternate URLs fetched refer to the
*destination filename* and not the original (here, github) filename.
The new URLs (with `archive/ref/tags`) are good for tag-based references
so we leave them alone, and only revert the hash-based URLs to GitHub
URLs which doesn't 404 and give us files with the expected hashes today.
Currently, the three repos in question (`cctools-port`, `apple-libtapi`,
and `expected`) do not have usable tags/releases we can use instead of
the hashes.
We will also upload correct versions of those files to the
download.z.cash server (with the correct filenames) so if there's
another issue with hash stability (like there was on 30 January 2023
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/46034)
it won't instantly break the build.
str4d
cronicc
Jack Grigg
sasha
Yasser Isa
Kris Nuttycombe
Daira Hopwood
Greg Pfeil
Greg Pfeil
sasha