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rpc dep tweaks #1429

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@pnwamk pnwamk commented Aug 24, 2021

Subsumes #1402 and commit b66f637 from #1386

Aaron Tomb and others added 3 commits August 24, 2021 10:09
Bump Python dependency versions to match Cryptol
and add some basic features to the saw python interface
that argo now supports (logging, verification toggling
for TLS certs).
Per c446e1f:

The threaded runtime is necessary to keep `waitForProcess`
from stalling all threads in simple-smt.
Per c446e1f:

The threaded runtime is necessary to keep `waitForProcess`
from stalling all threads in simple-smt.
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pnwamk commented Aug 24, 2021

@atomb I think this fixes all of the CI issues we've been having related to the server except for the "unknown state id" intermittent failures (which I have an idea for how to fix and which will need to be implemented in argo).

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Ooh, fixing the CI failures would be super nice!

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This is great. Thanks!

@pnwamk pnwamk merged commit 479faf9 into master Aug 24, 2021
@pnwamk pnwamk deleted the rpc-dep-tweaks branch August 24, 2021 21:38
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