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How to run goloop/testsuite with gochain docker image

Requirements

Build and Run

Source checkout

First of all, you need to checkout the goloop repository.

$ git clone [email protected]:icon-project/goloop.git

Build gochain docker image

$ cd goloop
$ make gochain-image

If the command runs successfully, it generates the docker image like the following.

$ docker images goloop/gochain
REPOSITORY          TAG                 IMAGE ID            CREATED             SIZE
goloop/gochain      latest              f0f98ef0d461        2 minutes ago       511MB

Run testsuite

Before running testsuite, you need to clean javaee build objects that were generated during the docker image build.

$ make javarun-clean

Then, run the following command under testsuite directory.

$ cd testsuite
$ ./gradlew testJavaScore -DUSE_DOCKER=true

Note that the above command is only for running Java SCORE test cases. For more information about other available test targets, please check the testsuite README.

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sink772 commented Jul 22, 2022

The build.gradle under testsuite would automatically start the docker container, goloop/gochain (not goloop/gochain-icon), when you specify -DUSE_DOCKER=true property. So you do not need to start the gochain-local docker beforehand, which is using goloop/gochain-icon.

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