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The official Shannon upgrade implementation of the Pocket Network Protocol implemented using the Cosmos SDK
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Live change at modular summit #650

Closed Olshansk closed 3 months ago

Olshansk commented 3 months ago

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Walkthrough

The recent updates primarily enhance the observability configuration in the Tiltfile, making the Grafana setup more streamlined and readable. Logging improvements in the tokenomics module highlight the Modular Summit event. A new guide file, modular_summit.md, provides a detailed walkthrough for the Modular Summit Demo, including setup and operational instructions.

Changes

Files Change Summary
Tiltfile Simplified Grafana configuration, added labels "monitoring" and "data_nodes", improved port forwarding comments.
x/tokenomics/keeper/settle_pending_claims.go Enhanced logging in the SettlePendingClaims function to include a message referencing the Modular Summit.
modular_summit.md Added a new detailed guide for the Modular Summit Demo, covering setup, testing, and operational instructions.
demo.diff Added log output for settled and expired claims at a specified block height in the SettlePendingClaims function.

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Observability shines through the night,
With Grafana's configs set just right.
At Modular Summit, the logs proclaim,
"Live insights!" they loudly exclaim.
Cloning repos, testing the flow,
In DevNet we dance, in LocalNet we grow.
A rabbit's work is never done,
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github-actions[bot] commented 3 months ago

The CI will now also run the e2e tests on devnet, which increases the time it takes to complete all CI checks.

You may need to run make trigger_ci to submit an empty commit that'll trigger the tests.

GCP workloads (requires changing the namespace to 650)) Grafana network dashboard for devnet-issue-{issue-id}