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Problem
The " Build ESP32 QEMU and Run Tests" task of the "QEMU / ESP32" test seems to fail randomly. It failed on project-chip/connectedhomeip#2009 for me, then passed when retriggered.
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Figure out why it fails randomly and fix. Sadly the logs CI provides don't include the src/transport/tests/test-suite.log file that should have includ
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What would you like to be added:
replace
pubKey := prvKey.PublicKey()
addr, _ := address.FromBytes(pubKey.Hash())
with
addr := pubKey.Address()
Why is this needed:
- the latest
go-pkgsaddedAddress()API to directly output the Address object given the public key - more concise c
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Writing tests for nodes and workers is complex due to their async nature. In tests we can't use the #[ockam::node] attribute, and instead use the method of
let (ctx, executor) = ockam::start_node()
executor.execute(async move { ...This method has problems: if a test assertion fails inside of this async block, the test will not fail. Instead, the Node remains alive. I believe
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Blynk library version: master branch at 144a90f3bdb66c3b6c03cce0335c1f1e304d91d6
IDE: VS Code + PlatformIO
IDE version: 1.52.1
Board type: ESP8266
Additional modules: Arduino ESP8266
Scenario, steps to reproduce
Blynk.run()blocks if there is no internet connection on the network and connecting to a local server via SSL.According to my investigation, `BlynkArduinoClientSecure::conn