* fix(ci): lwd state condition
* fix(ci): differentiate tests that need a lwd cached state
* fix(ci): use the right state and save name for each test
* docs(ci): minor comment fixes
* docs(ci): better input description
* fix(ci): end `if` condition correctly
* fix(images): pass the state version to following steps
* fix(ci): $needs_lwd_state condition was inverted
* fix(ci): reduce disk selection code
* docs(ci): better disk search conditional explanation
* fix(ci): end if condition correctly
* fix(ci): evaluate $needs_zebra_state correctly
* fix(ci): use nested condition for readability
* fix(ci): disk search was using the wrong variable
* Temporarily use an earlier lightwalletd version
This checks if commit
e146dbf5c2
contains a mempool refresh deadlock bug.
* Actually rebuild the lightwalletd image
* Delete an unfinished comment
* Remove duplicate test in entrypoint.sh
* Keep a recent change to make tests consistent
* fix(ci): remove not used variable `lwd_state_dir`
* fix(ci): state wast not being added to the image name
* fix(ci): mount a docker volume with lightwalletd dir
If the volume doesn't mount this lwd cached state dir, the content won't be saved to the mounted disk in the VM
* fix(ci): lwd state condition
* docs(ci): explain disk mounting logic
* docs(ci): explain disk mounting decision better
* docs(ci): add a description for confusing input names
Co-authored-by: teor <teor@riseup.net>
* Require a cached state rebuild if the state version changes
* Find cached state disks with the same state version
And prefer `main` to other branches.
* Tweak filters to make them more specific
* Try adding inner quotes
* Try brackets instead
* Try two filters, rather than three
* Use Mainnet as the default network, remove duplicate env var
* Match the exact disk name format in one regular expression
* Log the exact expected disk name, including the network
* Consistently use CACHED_DISK_NAME as the env var name
* Temporary allow missing $NETWORK in disk names
* Print the exact search string
* Debug log the search string
* Use a generic alphabetical pattern rather than a regex group
Google Cloud doesn't seem to support regex groups.
* Add network name to disk match docs
* Fix the logged network name
* imp(ci): remove gcp verbose log
Co-authored-by: Gustavo Valverde <gustavo@iterativo.do>
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