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Beat itest [2/3]: document and fix itest flakes #9307
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So it's easier to get the logs and debug.
We previously didn't see this issue because we always have nodes being over-funded.
So we know which open channel operation failed.
We need to mine an empty block as the tx may already have entered the mempool. This should be fixed once we start using the sweeper to handle the justice tx.
The reconnection will happen automatically when the nodes have a channel, so we just ensure the connection instead of reconnecting directly.
So we won't forget to assert the topology after opening a chain of channels.
This is no longer needed since we don't have standby nodes, plus it's causing panic in windows build due to `edge.Policy` being nil.
This has been seen in the itest which can lead to the node startup failure, ``` 2024-11-20 18:55:15.727 [INF] RPCS: Max websocket clients exceeded [25] - disconnecting client 127.0.0.1:57224 ```
This is needed so we can have one place to fix the flakes found in the MPP-related tests, which is fixed in the following commit.
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Amazing bug fixes, thank you so much! Crazy how many flakes you were to investigate and fix! You're my absolute hero 💯
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Should we use wait.PaymentTimeout.Seconds()
here instead?
Check #9306 for context, and #9260 for the final result.
Changes in each commit is pretty small, major changes are,
flatten some tests so it's easier to debug.
We encountered issue [bug]: listunspent shows spent outputs #8786 - which should have been caught way easier if we didn't use the standby nodes, and is now temporarily hacked. This will be my high-priority item to fix.
when checking for the sweeping tx, if the tx is RBFed, the old txid won't work.
connect to an already connected node can result in an error.
increase payment timeout for sql.
assert channel is in the grapb before sending payments.
assert outgoing and incoming HTLCs separately.
increase
rpcmaxwebsockets
forbtcd
.document the MPP flake - we now have a much better understanding of how it happened.
some other minor refactors.