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* Copy some boilerplate from the other stability tests. * Fix a copy+paste error in run.sh. * Copy over some stability test boilerplate go code. * Run kaspad in the background. * Catch panics and initialize the RPC client. * Mine enough blocks to fund filling up the mempool. * Extract coinbase transactions out of the generated blocks. * Tidy up a bit. * Implement submitting transactions. * Lower the amount of outputs in each transaction. * Verify that the mempool size has the expected amount of transactions. * Pregenerate enough funds before submitting the first transaction so that block creation doesn't interfere with the test. * Empty mempool out by continuously adding blocks to the DAG. * Handle orphan transactions when overfilling the mempool. * Increase mempoolSizeLimit to 1m. * Fix a comment. * Fix a comment. * Add mempool-limits to run-slow.sh. * Rename generateTransactionsWithLotsOfOutputs to generateTransactionsWithMultipleOutputs. * Rename generateCoinbaseTransaction to mineBlockAndGetCoinbaseTransaction. * Make generateFundingCoinbaseTransactions return an object instead of store a global variable. * Convert mempool-limits into a Go test. * Convert panics to t.Fatalfs. * Fix a comment. * Increase mempoolSizeLimit to 1m. * Run TestMempoolLimits only if RUN_STABILITY_TESTS is set. * Move the run of mempool-limits in run-slow.sh. * Add a comment above fundingCoinbaseTransactions. * Make a couple of stylistic changes. * Use transactionhelper.CoinbaseTransactionIndex instead of hardcoding 0. * Make uninteresting errors print %+v instead of %s. Co-authored-by: Svarog <feanorr@gmail.com>
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# Mempool Limits tool
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This tool:
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1. Fills up the mempool beyond its transaction limit to make sure eviction works correctly
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2. Mines blocks until the mempool is expected to become empty
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## Running
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1. `go install` kaspad and mempool-limits.
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2. `cd run`
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3. `./run.sh`
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