A previous change reused the same timeout for dialing as well as
requesting in order to speed up some tests. This change introduces
a distinct timeout so that the different operations can have different
timeouts.
The timeout tests were configured to use very short timeouts but
for some reason they took many seconds to complete. This commit
fixes two issues:
1. The transports were always using the default timeout rather than
the timeout specified.
2. The tests were possibly calling t.FailNow inside of the non-test
goroutine which causes it to exit, possibly losing an error from
the error group. Additionally, it didn't seem to be testing that
the error came back as a deadline wrapped in a transport error.
The tests run in ~3s instead of ~60s now.
* small identity refactor:
+ Optimize? iterative cert chain methods to use array instead of slice
+ Add `ToChain` helper for converting 1d to 2d cert chain
TODO: replace literal declarations with this
+ rename `ChainRaw/RestChainRaw` to `RawChain/RawRestChain`
(adjective noun, instead of nound adjective)
* add regression tests for V3-1320
* fix V3-1320
* separate `DialUnverifiedIDOption` from `DialOption`
* separate `PingNode` and `DialNode` from `PingAddress` and `DialAddress`
* update node ID while bootstrapping
* goimports & fix comment
* add test case
This PR includes a new package called testrouting, which implements a very algorithmically slow but hopefully easy-to-keep-operationally-correct in-memory routing table. The routing table also supports writing out its current structure as a DOT graph for visualization. testrouting is primarily meant to help in coming up with generic routing table integration tests.
This PR also includes a new routing table integration test suite that runs against all current routing table implementations. Our existing routing table passes a lot of the tests, but not all of them, still debugging why. I have confirmed the tests should pass with the visualization graphs though.
We realized that the Kademlia FindNear() function was
1. not using XOR distance (AKA _totally broken_)
2. largely a duplicate of the RoutingTable FindNear() function
Changes in this PR:
1. upgraded RoutingTable FindNear() to use iterator and restrictions
2. removed unneeded RoutingTable interface
3. made Kademlia wrap methods that were previously accessed via RoutingTable
4. fixed the tests