feat: ibc conformance test #416
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e2e/conformance_test.go (2)
11-11: Add function documentation.Consider adding a doc comment explaining the purpose of this conformance test, what aspects of IBC it verifies, and any prerequisites or assumptions.
+// TestConformance verifies that the Noble blockchain implementation +// adheres to IBC (Inter-Blockchain Communication) protocol specifications +// by running a suite of conformance tests against a test chain pair. func TestConformance(t *testing.T) {
19-20: Improve variable naming clarity.The multiple return values from
NobleSpinUpIBCcould be more descriptively named to enhance code readability.-var nw e2e.NobleWrapper -nw, ibcSimd, rf, r, ibcPathName, rep, _, client, network := e2e.NobleSpinUpIBC(t, ctx, false) +var nobleWrapper e2e.NobleWrapper +nobleWrapper, ibcSimulator, relayerFactory, relayer, ibcPathName, repository, _, client, network := e2e.NobleSpinUpIBC(t, ctx, false)
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e2e/conformance_test.go (2)
1-9: LGTM! Clean package structure and imports.The package name follows Go testing conventions, and imports are minimal and relevant to the test's purpose.
11-23: Verify resource cleanup mechanisms.The test initializes several components but doesn't show explicit cleanup. Let's verify that cleanup is properly handled.
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Resource cleanup is properly handled
The codebase shows proper cleanup mechanisms:
- The test utilities in
e2e/utils.goimplementt.Cleanuphandlers that ensure proper cleanup of IBC components:t.Cleanup(func() { _ = ic.Close() })
All test functions using broadcast transactions properly use
defer bCancel()to clean up contexts.The IBC components created by
NobleSpinUpIBCare cleaned up through the test'st.Cleanuphandler, which is a standard Go testing mechanism that ensures cleanup runs even if the test fails.The cleanup mechanisms follow Go's standard patterns and best practices for resource management in tests.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if NobleSpinUpIBC or TestChainPair handle cleanup # Look for cleanup mechanisms in the test utilities rg -A 5 "defer.*Clean|cleanup|close|shutdown" "e2e/" # Check the conformance package's TestChainPair implementation ast-grep --pattern 'func TestChainPair($$$) { $$$ defer $$$ $$$ }'Length of output: 127
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#!/bin/bash # Let's try a broader search for cleanup patterns and resource management # Search for defer statements in e2e tests rg -A 5 "defer" "e2e/" # Look for test teardown patterns rg -A 5 "t.Cleanup|t.TearDown" "e2e/" # Check NobleSpinUpIBC implementation ast-grep --pattern 'func NobleSpinUpIBC($$$) { $$$ }' # Check if there's any cleanup in the conformance package rg -A 5 "defer|cleanup|close|shutdown" "conformance/"Length of output: 7110
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This PR adds interchaintest IBC conformance testing to our CI pipeline.