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v2.0.0 rc2 #104
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Merge 1.6.2
When a shutdown signal is handled the sig_set is 1) canceled and 2) destroyed. This means that signals are no longer handled by boost::asio and revert back to default behavior. If someone accidentally hits ctrl-c a second time during a long shutdown they run the risk of leaving the database dirty as that second ctrl-c will be insta-kill. This patch changes the behavior and keeps the sig_set active forever. This means that even after the first handled async_wait() on the sig_set (that starts an appbase quit), additional signals in the set are effectively “blocked” (not posix blocked, but blocked in the sense they are consumed and queued by the sig_set that is not being async_wait()ed on)
…n_17x appbase: Block (queue) exit signals during shutdown - 1.7
there is no tag or branch named "1.6.2", I think it should be "v1.6.2"?
Wrong tag/branch name
The previous fix for blocking signals during shutdown seems to have problems on older platforms/compilers/stdlibs like gcc6. To be completely frank I couldn’t quite pinpoint the exact cause but I highly suspect it is something to do with the application instance being static and thus the ordering of static destructors being unfavorable. I’ve changed the implementation such that during startup a separate thread is run that catches the signals but after startup that thread is retired and signal handling is then handled on the main io_service. Signals end up being blocked (queued) until destruction of application’s io_service because the async_wait() will hold a shared_ptr to the signal_set. The implementation ends up being a bit long winded but means there are no shenanigans trying to clean up threads after main() has fully returned.
appbase: rework blocking (queuing) exit signals during shutdown - 1.7
Update to appbase with FIFO pririty queue - v1.7.x
… is set correctly
… is set correctly
- Fix small memory leak in net_plugin. - Add additional deadline checks to transaction authorization.
appbase: ensure ctrl-c during startup handled correctly - 1.7
- Fix small memory leak in net_plugin. - Add additional deadline checks to transaction authorization.
Signature cpu usage - v1.6.x
Signature cpu usage - v1.7.x
Consolidated Security Fixes for 1.6.3
…mnibus Consolidated Security Fixes for 1.7.0-rc2
Bump version to 1.6.3
Bump version to 1.7.0-rc2
Merge 1.6.3
…avail_ram.py long running test
…ntract Add back integration_test contract; fixes nodeos_under_min_avail_ram_lr_test
Somewhere along the line nodeos picked up a dependency on libicuuc
add libicu as dependency for .deb packages
[1.8.x] CI platform directories
…later via app post
Post State history callback as medium priority - 1.8
ensure GMP is always dynamically linked - 1.8
[1.8.x] Unpinned CI fixes
[1.8.x] 10 second sleep to address heavy usage wait-network bug in Anka
Bump version to 1.8.6
Merge release 1.8.6 to master
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(EOSIO#8042) [2.0.x] dockerhub | eosio/producer -> eosio/ci
(EOSIO#8050) Add greylist limit - v2.0.x
(EOSIO#8060) EOSIO#8054: fix commas in ship abi
(EOSIO#8072) nodeos & keosd version reporting - 2.0
(EOSIO#8071) Update cleos to support new producer schedule - 2.0
(EOSIO#8070) don't rebuild llvm unnecessarily during pinned builds - 2.0
(EOSIO#8074) [2.0.x] Upgrade mac anka template to 10.14.6
(EOSIO#8076) Handle cases where version_* not specified in CMakeLists.txt - 2.0
(EOSIO#8088) [2.0.x] Linux build fleet update
(EOSIO#8091) report block extensions_type contents in RPC and eosio-blocklog tool - 2.0
(EOSIO#8105) Modify --print-default-config to exit with success - 2.0
(EOSIO#8113) [2.0.x] WASM Spec Test Step in CI
(EOSIO#8114) [2.0.x] Mac OSX steps need a min of 1 hour
(EOSIO#8127) [2.0.x] Move the ensure step into the build step, eliminating the need for templaters
(EOSIO#8144) fix pinned builds on fresh macOS install - 2.0
(EOSIO#8149) [2.0.x] CI platform directories
(EOSIO#8155) Post State history callback as medium priority - 2.0
(EOSIO#8173) ensure GMP is always dynamically linked - 2.0
(EOSIO#8175) [2.0.x] Unpinned and WASM test fixes
(EOSIO#8168) add harden flags to cicd & pinned builds - 2.0
(EOSIO#8180) [2.0.x] 10 second sleep to address heavy usage wait-network bug in Anka
(EOSIO#8192) Reduce logging - 2.0