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- Switch to async/await - Update dependencies - Prepare VMs concurrently - Compile runner as a completely static binary - Document MicroStack setup for local development
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Breaking change:
Two new config keys must be added to the
[openstack]section inconfig.toml. For the LRZ Compute Cloud they should be set to:Only tested with the new local MicroStack setup and not with the LRZ Compute Cloud since I don't have access to that anymore. Should be the same as before though unless they've changed things on their end.
Note that with MicroStack more than 50% of the packets get lost during the test so ixy-ci does complain in the end. Hopefully this doesn't also happen in the real cloud.
The Dockerfile is also updated but untested since the ixy-ci binary links newer glibc symbols (since I'm running glibc 2.32 on Arch Linux) which can't be loaded in the Debian container. And targeting musl libc apparently involves more since (at least) openssl-sys fails to compile for some reason...
btw: Seems like @emmericp's LRZ Compute Cloud login has expired? At least the error message which has recently surfaced (
("The request you have made requires authentication.") happens when invalid credentials are used.