Bryan White bryanchriswhite

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Purpose

Ensuring critical tests against flakiness with a faster feedback loop and easier developer experience.

Avoiding the uncertainty about the health of long-running tests which have no output
Automate the tedium of running smaller batches

Usage

Background

While pursuing minimal background gossip support I've encountered a need more observability into the state of the network as it evolves.

Fortunately go-libp2p-pubsub includes support for tracing. example_trace.json is the result of using a JSONTracer in a background gossip broadcast integration test.

The Problem

By default, the library encodes the PeerIDs in these traces using base64 (as seen in example_trace.json).

Background

While debugging, after refactoring some tests and test helpers, I found myself struggling to make use of the debug log output that I was adding as it can easily get lost in the structured logging and myriad other debug log lines which print in the context of integration tests.

Summary

The threshold for writing a script to solve a one-off problem like this might typically be measured in a large number of hours or perhaps even day(s) for me. Using LLMs to generate and test such a script can greatly reduce the time and directed attention required to get to making use of your scirpt to solve your actual problem (rather than debugging it). So much so, that I would argue that it's worth reconsidering that threshold to prefer giving LLMs a shot much earlier than one otherwise may.

import { Meta } from '@storybook/addon-docs'; import Code from './assets/code-brackets.svg'; import Colors from './assets/colors.svg'; import Comments from './assets/comments.svg'; import Direction from './assets/direction.svg'; import Flow from './assets/flow.svg'; import Plugin from './assets/plugin.svg'; import Repo from './assets/repo.svg'; import StackAlt from './assets/stackalt.svg';

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am bryanchriswhite on github.
I am bryanchriswhite (https://keybase.io/bryanchriswhite) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is 1531 F17B B0D8 F9BE 0255 9B45 85CF B26E 3587 2F99

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	# WARN [handleDelegateWithdrawRewardEvent] (!SKIPPED!) no claim msgs found in tx: BCB1B0915F...

	query investigation {
	allClaims: distDelegatorClaims {
	totalCount
	}
	txClaims: distDelegatorClaims (filter: {transactionId: {startsWith: "BCB1B9815F"}}) {
	totalCount
	nodes {
	validatorAddress

	enum Interface {
	CW20,
	}

	# (see: https://github.com/CosmWasm/wasmd/blob/v0.27.0/x/wasm/types/types.pb.go#L39)
	enum AccessType {
	// AccessTypeUnspecified placeholder for empty value
	Unspecified
	// AccessTypeNobody forbidden
	AccessTypeNobody AccessType = 1

	.github/workflows/ci.yml \| 104 +-
	.github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml \| 38 +
	.lgtm.yml \| 4 +-
	.travis.yml \| 29 +-
	README.md \| 51 +-
	SECURITY.md \| 9 +
	bindings/blst.h \| 128 +-
	bindings/blst.hpp \| 630 ++++++--
	bindings/blst.swg \| 667 +++++++-
	bindings/blst_aux.h \| 29 +

	$ flutter test ./integration_test/client/text_transfer_test.dart
	Running "flutter pub get" in dart_wormhole_william... 630ms
	00:00 +0: ...ole_william/integration_test/client/text_transfer_test.dart B
	ninja: error: unknown target 'install'
	Building Linux application...
	00:00 +0 -1: loading /home/bwhite/Projects/flutter_wormhole_gui/dart_wormhole_william/integration_test/client/text_transfer_test.dart [E]
	Exception: Build process failed
	package:flutter_tools/src/base/common.dart 10:3 throwToolExit
	package:flutter_tools/src/linux/build_linux.dart 185:5 _runBuild
	===== asynchronous gap ===========================