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Add Clique Support
I'm currently using this to test clique locally. To spin up clique cluster using docker-compose:
- clone this branch and the working branch of clique (https://github.com/paritytech/parity-ethereum/pull/9862 ) to the same directory
- build parity with clique:
cargo build -j4 - run the build script in this PR:
./build.sh - create a deployment cluster configuration. e.g.
./parity-deploy.sh -c clique -n 1(I haven't tried clique with more than 1 validator) docker-compose up
@jwasinger super cool! Let me know once you're done and I can do some testing.
Minor issue when running from new checkout....
$ ./parity-deploy.sh --config clique --nodes 2
creating account: deployment/1, deployment/1/spec.BKyXhQP7C
creating account: deployment/2, deployment/2/spec.wYv0BTB9P
cat: config/spec/goerli/parity.goerli.genesis: No such file or directory
Had to cp config/spec/geth/goerli.json config/spec/goerli/parity.goerli.genesis
Yeah. It's one hell of a hack to include geth in this script (and it also requires a few other dependencies). I'll write a quick note about how to set it up.
Unlikely this will get merged in its current form as it is too hacky and un-maintainable. I talked to @ddorgan at EthCC and there was the idea of rewriting this tool in another language (I think he suggested Rust). I would personally go with Python... but anyways that is unrelated.
Cool! I would definitely use it, and I look forward your setting up notes. BTW where is the repository? Could I have a look at your script?
However I am a bit confused. I read something about porting Clique consensus engine in Parity (Görli project?). Are you involved in it? Which Ethereum client are you using to deploy a Clique network, Parity or Geth?
Unlikely this will get merged in its current form as it is too hacky and un-maintainable. I talked to @ddorgan at EthCC and there was the idea of rewriting this tool in another language (I think he suggested Rust). I would personally go with Python... but anyways that is unrelated.
I am rewriting this tool as well with more functionalities, integrating the Validator Contract configuration. I would be pleased to help you with the new version in Python.
Yeah. It's one hell of a hack to include geth in this script (and it also requires a few other dependencies). I'll write a quick note about how to set it up.
Hey! Do you have the guide for it?