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A fuzz test that switches between phases of major interference, followed by phases during which all the messages are delivered #3113

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SkidanovAlex opened this issue Aug 7, 2020 · 2 comments
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SkidanovAlex commented Aug 7, 2020

A test that tests the end-2-end block production and consensus, with messages arbitrarily delayed (without an upper bound), and some participants arbitrarily dropped for a long duration of time. Then after that duration of time the network is allowed to operate normally, and we verify that it gets to a state in which blocks are produced at a steady pace, and the transactions are processed; We then go back to pillaging the network for some time. Do several iterations.

On some iterations the number of participants who gets dropped should be always below 1/3, and on some unbounded (wlog can do that odd iterations drop unbounded, and even drop no more than 1/3).

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