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Problem: number of idle_blocks is not configurable #1631

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allow wait longer when timeout_commit is small

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  • Documentation

    • Updated README to clarify node discovery, networking configuration, and build image instructions.
    • Enhanced readability of parameter explanations and Docker Compose instructions.
    • Added a note on the potential future support for networking configuration.
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    • Introduced a --num-idle command-line option for specifying idle block detection in benchmarks, enhancing flexibility.

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The pull request includes modifications to the testground project's README and the stateless.py file. The README updates clarify node discovery, networking configuration, build image instructions, and parameter explanations. A new command-line option --num-idle is introduced in stateless.py, allowing users to set the number of idle blocks dynamically. These changes enhance the usability and readability of the documentation and code.

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testground/README.md Updated descriptions for node discovery, added networking configuration note, expanded build image instructions, clarified parameters, and improved formatting.
testground/benchmark/benchmark/stateless.py Introduced --num-idle option in gen and _gen functions, modified idle detection logic, and adjusted code formatting for consistency.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
testground/README.md (3)

Line range hint 1-8: Improved clarity on node discovery and networking.

The updates to the node discovery explanation and the addition of the networking configuration note enhance the README's informativeness. These changes provide better context for users and developers.

Consider adding a brief explanation of why networking configuration might be implemented in the future, to give readers a better understanding of its potential benefits.


Line range hint 9-30: Enhanced build instructions for multiple architectures.

The addition of specific build commands for different architectures (Apple Silicon and x86 Macs) and the one-liner command for loading and tagging the image significantly improve the usability of the README. These changes make it easier for users with different system setups to build and use the image.

Consider adding a brief explanation of what the nix build command does for users who might be unfamiliar with the Nix package manager.


Inconsistency Between Documentation and Implementation of --num-idle Parameter

The --num-idle parameter is documented in testground/README.md with a default value of 20, but in stateless.py, the default value is set to 0. Please ensure that the default values are consistent between the documentation and the implementation.

  • testground/README.md: Documents --num-idle with default value 20.
  • stateless.py: Implements --num-idle with default value 0.
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Line range hint 32-43: Added configuration for idle blocks.

The addition of the --num-idle 20 parameter to the data generation command aligns well with the PR objective of making the number of idle blocks configurable. This enhancement provides more flexibility in setting up test scenarios.

To ensure this change is properly documented and implemented, please run the following script:

Could you please provide more information on how the --num-idle parameter affects the test scenario and why the default value of 20 was chosen?

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# Description: Verify the implementation and documentation of the --num-idle parameter

# Test 1: Check if the parameter is documented in the README
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# Test 2: Verify the implementation in the stateless.py file
echo "Checking implementation in stateless.py:"
ast-grep --lang python --pattern $'def main($$$):
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testground/benchmark/benchmark/stateless.py (2)

59-59: LGTM. Consider adding a brief description for the --num-idle option.

The addition of the --num-idle parameter aligns well with the PR objective to make the number of idle blocks configurable. The default value of 20 ensures backward compatibility.

Consider adding a brief description for this option using the help parameter of click.option(). For example:

@click.option("--num-idle", default=20, help="Number of consecutive idle blocks to detect before considering the chain idle")

283-283: LGTM. Consider adding a comment for clarity on the second argument.

The modification correctly implements the use of the configurable num_idle value from the cfg dictionary. This change aligns with the PR objective of making the number of idle blocks configurable.

For improved clarity, consider adding a brief comment explaining the second argument:

detect_idle_halted(cfg["num_idle"], 20)  # 20 is the polling interval in seconds
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testground/README.md (2)

Line range hint 44-71: Improved formatting and maintained completeness.

The reformatting of parameter explanations enhances the README's readability while maintaining all necessary information. The retention of the "Embed the data directory" and "Run With Docker Compose" sections ensures that the README remains comprehensive.


Line range hint 1-71: Overall, the README updates significantly improve documentation quality.

The changes to the README file enhance its clarity, usability, and alignment with the PR objectives. Key improvements include:

  1. Clearer explanation of node discovery
  2. Expanded build instructions for different architectures
  3. Addition of the --num-idle parameter for data generation
  4. Improved formatting of parameter explanations

These updates will make it easier for users to understand and use the Testground project. However, consider addressing the following minor points to further improve the documentation:

  1. Explain the potential benefits of future networking configuration support
  2. Provide a brief explanation of the nix build command for users unfamiliar with Nix
  3. Elaborate on the purpose and impact of the --num-idle parameter

Great work on improving the documentation!

testground/benchmark/benchmark/stateless.py (2)

82-82: LGTM. The num_idle parameter is correctly added to the _gen function.

The addition of the num_idle parameter to the _gen function is consistent with the changes in the gen function. This allows the value to be correctly passed from the CLI to the internal implementation.


Line range hint 59-283: Overall, the changes successfully implement the configurable num_idle parameter.

The modifications effectively address the PR objective of making the number of idle blocks configurable. The changes are consistent across the file and well-integrated into the existing code structure.

To ensure robustness, consider adding input validation for the num_idle parameter. You can use the following script to check if similar validation is implemented for other numeric parameters:

If no validation is found, consider adding a simple check like:

assert num_idle > 0, "num_idle must be a positive integer"

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Project coverage is 17.87%. Comparing base (ac4652d) to head (1d8e934).
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