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Port dev image faucet from python to node #957 #959

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@levackt levackt commented Jul 12, 2022

Please see if this is what you had in mind, if it's not already being handled anyway.

@Cashmaney Cashmaney changed the base branch from master to feature/node_faucet July 13, 2022 11:11
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Awesome, this will be useful:)

Can you also remove the Python install from the docker image, and undraft this? I went ahead and changed the target branch so we can merge it into a feature branch and have the CI run properly before merging to master

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levackt commented Jul 13, 2022

Great, although I thought I already removed Python here

Undrafting and checking for anywhere else

@levackt levackt marked this pull request as ready for review July 13, 2022 11:25
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Great, although I thought I already removed Python here

Undrafting and checking for anywhere else

Oh yeah, missed that!

@Cashmaney Cashmaney merged commit 9b8b301 into scrtlabs:feature/node_faucet Jul 13, 2022
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assafmo commented Jul 13, 2022

Do we have tests that use the faucet API?
@levackt can you use setsid instead of nohup (it's more reliable)?

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levackt commented Jul 13, 2022

Do we have tests that use the faucet API? @levackt can you use setsid instead of nohup (it's more reliable)?

No problem, testing with setsid

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