* Support for Python 3.10
* Update install.sh to block Python 3.11
* websockets to 10.1
* Update workflows for Python 3.10
* single quote 3.10
* Enable fedora:35 (py3.10) installer script testing
* rebuild workflows
* fixup test-install-scripts.yml
* add ignore for distutils deprecation in tests for now
* asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete() -> asyncio.run()
* aiohttp==3.8.1 for python 3.10 support
* use ssl.Purpose.CLIENT_AUTH for ssl_context_for_server()
* rebuild workflows
* use ssl_context_for_client() in BlockTools.get_daemon_ssl_context()
* create a client context for the RpcServer to connect to the daemon
* go back to asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete() for now to recover 3.7
* ignore:There is no current event loop:DeprecationWarning
* Ms.plot load perf2 (#10978)
* 2.7 seconds -> 0.45 seconds
* Merge
* Work on create_plots refactor
* Try to fix tests
* Try to fix tests
* Use new functions
* Fix block_tools by adding dir
* Extra argument
* Try to fix cyclic import
* isort
* Drop warning
* Some cleanups around `exclude_final_dir` and directory adding
* Cleanup `min_mainnet_k_size` checks
* Drop unrelated changes
* Fixes after rebase
* Fix cyclic import
* Update tests/block_tools.py
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* Update tests/block_tools.py
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* remove 3.10 avoidance step from debian:bookworm installer testing
* add 3.10 to wheel availability check workflow
* add 3.10 to Install.ps1 supported Python versions for Windows
* add jammy jellyfish to the install script test matrix
* correct ubuntu:jammy job name
* add 22.04 with Python 3.10 to install.sh
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* also m1 and arm64 for wheel checks
* account for self-hosted and pre-setup-python of m1 and arm64 runners
* &&
* python3
* report python version
* use docker on arm64 to get multiple python versions
* flush
* report more system information
* except pycryptodome for now
* more variables, simpler logic
* corrections
* switch to [macos, arm64]
* add python version to job name
* separate os and arch matrix axes
* reorder matrixing
* drop workflow name from job name
* oops
* skip python setup in docker cases
* drop the containers
* Update check_dependency_artifacts.py
* when generating blocks, we truncate the time-per-block to whole seconds before assigning the timestamp to the next block. When the time-per-block has a fractional part (say, 18.75) the blocks will consistently come 0.75 seconds early. This patch rounds up or down with a probability proportional to the size of the fractional part. This means blocks will come at the right time on average
* make block timestamp rounding deterministic, depending on residual from last rounding
* disable block timestamp residual by default, to not disturb existing tests
* add Linux Mint to test matrix
* : -> / for linux mint dockers
* Prepare Linux Mint
* stop testing linux mint 21 since it reports 20.3
* names, comment, and add 19.2
* mint
* manually install requests
* trailing whitespace
* daemon: Iterate over a copy of `websockets`
Currently when it fails to send the response to one websocket it skips
the next websocket in list becaue we remove from the list while
iterating.
* util: Iterate over a copy of `peers_with_peak`
Currently when a peer is closed it skips the check for the next peer in
the list becaue we remove from the list while iterating.
* Remove _set_state_changed_callback from harvester_api.py as its never actually called
In rpc/rpc_server.py:318, what is actually called is rpc_server.rpc_api.service._set_state_changed_callback, so the version of this in harvester.py is what is actually used
* Remove duplicate initial value for state_changed_callback in init
* _state_changed -> state_changed so it can be called from harvester_api as well
* Add farming info state_changed event from harvester
* Add time to farming_info event
* Add [pre_]validation_time to block event
* Remove unused set_state_changed_callback on full_node_api. This is actually called on full_node_rpc_api.service
* Remove unused set_state_changed_callback on crawler_api. This is actually called on crawler_rpc_api.service (crawler)
* Remove unused set_state_changed_callback on farmer_api. This is actually called on farmer_rpc_api.service (farmer), not the api itself
* Add state changed event for submitting a partial
* Lint fixes
* Add cli only rpm
* Ensure rvm (fpm) is loaded before running fpm
* Use full path to fpm, since GHA seems to mess up the PATH in the container
* Add back source and add use ruby-3
* Call rpm script with bash, to see if the rvm script works
* Add --depends for libcrypt.so.1
* Set `in_transaction` for `set_finished_sync_up_to`
* Call `clean_block_records` based on `in_transaction`
* Don't pop wallets in `reorg_rollback`, do it after it was commited
* Bump actions/upload-artifact from 2 to 3
Bumps [actions/upload-artifact](https://github.com/actions/upload-artifact) from 2 to 3.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/actions/upload-artifact/releases)
- [Commits](https://github.com/actions/upload-artifact/compare/v2...v3)
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* Also update runner_templates
* Mark the github workspace as safe (#11159)
* Mark the github workspace as safe
* Move the git config step after git is installed in the test containers
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