* Relayer now runs as a dedicated binary in integration tests
* Binaries are now in `bin/` folder
* Removed warnings in our github actions
* Libp2p libs updated
* Signal handling improvements
* xmrmaker instance locking fix added
* Embeds monero-wallet-rpc instead of having the user start it separately.
* Location of all the files standardized and documented in docs/default-file-locations.md.
* Ethereum and Monero wallets will be created if they do not exist.
* New RPC API personal_balances added including swapcli support.
* Switches to current v2 version of urfave CLI
* Fixes incorrect port values in the help
* Provides defaults directly to urfave for clear `--help` messaging
* `--base-path` flag renamed to `--data-dir`. This matches `monerod`'s' `--data-dir` and almost matches the `geth` flag `--datadir`
* Bootnodes and contract address are provided for stagenet testing
* Bootnodes can be provided individually by repeating the `--bootnodes`/`--bn` flag, or as a comma separated block (original behavior), or even a combination of both. (Makes adding/removing bootnodes a lot easier.)
* More precise error messaging when XMR maker/taker values are off
* Fixes bug in the peer finder where XMR was hardcoded as the provides coin
* `cleanup-test-processes.sh` displays which processes are being killed
Updates the repo to install the latest version of ganache (ganache-cli is obsolete).
One of the things that changed in the newer version of Ganache, is gas fee estimation uses the timestamp from the last mined block instead of the local computer's current timestamp. This mirrors what Geth does, so the Ganache change is helpful, but it caused a few problems that this PR fixes.
If we want to do dynamic fee estimation for a transaction that can not happen before time T0 or T1, we need to wait until there is one mined block after T0 or T1 to create our transaction. Otherwise the transaction will be reverted during fee estimation, returning an error when creating the transaction, and we'll never send the transaction out to the network.
Ganache, by default, only mines blocks when you create a transaction. In order to have a mined block after T0 or T1 to calculate transaction fees, we stopped using instamine, and now mine a block every second. This PR chose the minimum block interval for speedier tests.
Co-authored-by: noot <36753753+noot@users.noreply.github.com>