go vet was disabled while gateway-mt was not yet
updated to build with some breaking changes in
common. now it's updated, so enable.
Change-Id: Idbb0ab0e56b5bd6545273dd3d41b47e7c79eb4b6
License check is unlikely to fail, hence it's better to do it as part of
premerge rather than verify.
Also, fix indentation in Jenkinsfile.
Change-Id: Ifb37b92a88eb743a28847d84ed63c0e2e784dbe2
This bumps common, such that things build with Go 1.20.
Also, adds `go vet` checks for testsuite/storjscan and testsuite/ui.
The latest golang.org/x/bcrypt has a check that the new password is less
than 72 bytes, because bcrypt silently discarded them. This means our
own password validation has the same limitation. Old passwords should
still work fine.
Change-Id: Ibb8735b15eeb91460145906b81ae4e365e9ac418
This change is first attempt to detect queries which are introducing
bad performance with full table scans. CRDB have special query to list
all queries which performs FTS.
With this change we are collecting all full table scan queries executed while unit tests. Results are combined from all started CRDB nodes into single results file. Such output can be later reviewed. This approach is not perfect but it's just one piece what we would like to build to detect FTS before pushing it into production.
part of https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/5471
Change-Id: I615fd9e624a136bb0870f9ff9c10e4eb5918339c
This change removes the go mod download process for the UI tests, removes the commented out code block that once called the UI tests, and the duplicate web/wasm build step. The Build step for the web/wasm is now executed via a shell script and called much earlier in the tests.
Jenkins doesn't do a very good job with identifying what has been changed.
While it has a syntax to defined patterns, it compares the current build with the previous build (in case of git-verify it can be a totally different branch) instead of checking the HEAD commit.
This patch introduces shell scripts to do this better:
* It doesn't depend on Jenkins any more
* It can be executed locally
* It can detect web changes properly (see the relation change as an example).
Change-Id: I9d37775e3818c08c4aa96ffb78f84d57f28a2c95
Adding go.mod into node_modules is not sufficient, because npm install
wipes them quite often out. Similarly, when running npm install locally
it will remove it, causing the git state to be dirty.
Rather than having them committed, add them after running npm install.
Change-Id: Iaf21a9c6e198dc31fe50345ec5dee85b44617176
Add timeout to npm install and increase logging level.
npm install is still taking sometimes too long and it's not clear why,
verbose logging is not sufficient.
Change-Id: Ib72f9823f30c9744562e279c2a5481f096e38128
The builds for npm still fail, however, `--timing` does not provide
sufficient data to debug the situation.
Change-Id: I7e618ba8cac775748ebea6145cd5c180d2dc7883
`npm ci` deletes the node_modules directory, which also removes go.mod
from that folder.
Add --loglevel timing, so we can debug install slowness, whenever it
happens.
Change-Id: Ide613c4124bfdca9ae978876b2deed8abf86f987
Add go.mod to node_modules folder, that way Go compiler doesn't
need to scan the node_module directories for any Go code.
Change-Id: I747909416490c847d6b4bfa3438fea66660fcd53
