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use SPC to manage workspace directory #293
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that's great, let's just get the spc binary with wget which should bring the e2e to work and we're set! |
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$SBIN/start_sp_geth.sh -c &>proc.out & | ||
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$SBIN/start_sp_geth.sh -c &>$WORKSPACE_DIR/sp_geth.out & | ||
sleep 4 |
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for some reasons the tests fail with sleep 1
- i would like to get rid of the hardcoded waiting and rely on wait files. should I try implementing this for this PR or should this go in the backlog?
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I think this is fine for now
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We might need to add the spc installation in the docker images in CI/CD pipelines, otherwise the command won't be available there. |
* run simple fuzzing test * bump spc version
Goals of PR
when running locally, instead of manually copying a workspace dir, this should be managed through SPC
TODO: