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[Merged by Bors] - Unblock CI by updating git submodules directly in execution integration tests #3479
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I think we can change our routine to add resilience to these changes by
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Nice that's a better solution, I've reverted my changes and cherry-picked your commit, thanks! 🙏 |
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I have verified this works as expected locally, CI seems to be passing as well.
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…on tests (#3479) ## Issue Addressed Recent changes to the Nethermind codebase removed the `rocksdb` git submodule in favour of a `nuget` package. This appears to have broken our ability to build the latest release of Nethermind inside our integration tests. ## Proposed Changes ~Temporarily pin the version used for the Nethermind integration tests to `master`. This ensures we use the packaged version of `rocksdb`. This is only necessary until a new release of Nethermind is available.~ Use `git submodule update --init --recursive` to ensure the required submodules are pulled before building. Co-authored-by: Diva M <divma@protonmail.com>
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…on tests (sigp#3479) ## Issue Addressed Recent changes to the Nethermind codebase removed the `rocksdb` git submodule in favour of a `nuget` package. This appears to have broken our ability to build the latest release of Nethermind inside our integration tests. ## Proposed Changes ~Temporarily pin the version used for the Nethermind integration tests to `master`. This ensures we use the packaged version of `rocksdb`. This is only necessary until a new release of Nethermind is available.~ Use `git submodule update --init --recursive` to ensure the required submodules are pulled before building. Co-authored-by: Diva M <divma@protonmail.com>
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Issue Addressed
Recent changes to the Nethermind codebase removed the
rocksdb
git submodule in favour of anuget
package.This appears to have broken our ability to build the latest release of Nethermind inside our integration tests.
Proposed Changes
Temporarily pin the version used for the Nethermind integration tests tomaster
. This ensures we use the packaged version ofrocksdb
. This is only necessary until a new release of Nethermind is available.Use
git submodule update --init --recursive
to ensure the required submodules are pulled before building.