* Create and mount persistent disk to store zebrad state, update runner container config to use
* Enable checkpoint sync in zebrad image config
* Lower state memory cache from 500MB to 50MB
* Upgrade host to n2-standard-4
* Bump zebrad-cache disk size to 100GB
* Copy zebrad as the tests are compiled with a hardcoded path to it
* Rename all debug binaries for easy invocation
* Name state cache disk, use the correct path to binaries
* Create volume and all that jazz on instance creation
Otherwise there's a lot of on-instance commands to do that is just handled by this shortcut.
* Explicitly mount the state cache and cleanup test instance
* Wait for zebra-test container to start then attach
* Always clean up even if the tests step fails
* Keep fast sleep but only print 'waiting' once
* attempt to use zcashconsensus crate in zebra-script
* boop
* update verify fn to use zebra types
* a bit more cleanup
* cleanup
* more
* beep boop
* fix renamed member
* cleaning
* get a real branch id
* remove as of yet unneeded api
* Update zebra-chain/src/transaction.rs
* Update zebra-chain/src/transaction.rs
* more cleanup
* oops wrong dep section
* use a tuple to communicate arg association
* update to use published version of zcash_script
* fix new compiler error
* install llvm on windows
* fix bindgen bug????
* try to get docker file to win
* okay try everything
* fix windows build maybe
* always download choco
* fix paths for moved types
* try a different error message
* try convenience script
* try installing just llvm
* add back one more
* try installing some headers
* try a diff package
* try everything
* remove the minimum
* try newer docker builder image
* cleanup docker image
* cleanup extra ci step
* Add CI workflow similar to other zebra
* Bump cache TTL to 24hours
* Expand image name to include full repo owner/repo-name/branch-name
* Force to lowercase because google container registry demands it
This may not be universally shell compatible
* Use bash as gcloud action container entrypoint
Deirdre Connolly
Jane Lusby