Closed baziorek closed 2 years ago
I prepaired Dockerfile to allow easy-testing in various systems: https://gist.github.com/baziorek/490fe77786a32fc32f8295b5968a4d1a
Commands to reproduce tests with the dockerfile:
docker build . --build-arg 'SYSTEM=ubuntu' --build-arg 'SYSTEM_VERSION=18.04' --build-arg 'IROHA_REPOSITORY_OWNER=baziorek' --tag iroha-python-test:ubuntu_18.04
docker build . --build-arg 'SYSTEM=ubuntu' --build-arg 'SYSTEM_VERSION=20.04' --build-arg 'IROHA_REPOSITORY_OWNER=baziorek' --tag iroha-python-test:ubuntu_20.04
docker build . --build-arg 'SYSTEM=ubuntu' --build-arg 'SYSTEM_VERSION=22.04' --build-arg 'IROHA_REPOSITORY_OWNER=baziorek' --tag iroha-python-test:ubuntu_22.04
docker build . --build-arg 'SYSTEM=manjarolinux/base' --build-arg 'SYSTEM_VERSION=20220807' --build-arg 'IROHA_REPOSITORY_OWNER=baziorek' --tag iroha-python-test:manjaro_20220807
@appetrosyan Thanks for Your review. I've corrected what You suggested in 2 commits:
Probably there were never full merge
develop
->main
, that is why it is that hard to do its now (I tried: https://github.com/hyperledger/iroha-python/pull/121). That is why instead of merge I'm just cherry-picking changes fromdevelop
tomain
branch.In
develop
branch was committed PR:protobuf
In order to make its working in also Ubuntu 18.04 and Ubuntu 20.04 I needed to:
setup.py
(requirements for versions only)