preethamr
preethamr
**Problem** We need to include load testing in local e2e and CI e2e. **Ideas to solve this** Configure concurrency and scale of load tests during e2e integration tests, such that...
**Problem** The subscriber part of sequencer scales linearly to number of `sequencer-subscriber` tasks that are run. We need to increase or decrease the number of tasks depending on the transfer...
**Describe the bug** Sometimes after redeploy, instances of old version tasks in `INACTIVE` status are running after successful deploy. **To Reproduce** This was noticed in `staging` env recently for `router`...
**Describe the bug** Health check for subscriber service is not working. **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. Deploy via CI 2. See that `sequencer-subscriber` is restarted ~10 mins...
**Describe the bug** Router-publisher was found to freeze, likely while polling the subgraph for `xcall`s, without producing any logs or exiting. **To Reproduce** There are no clear steps to reproduce...
**Problem** e2e tests do not generate concurrent transfers. **Ideas to solve this** We need to setup a e2e env such that it can generate a configured number of transfers (`xcalls`)...
**Describe the bug** In some failure cases, a transfer bid/message cannot be processed permanently, no retries will help. In cases where it is non -retryable, sequencer-subscriber should drop the message...
**Problem** Currently in some scenarios agents `router-subscriber` and `sequencer-subscriber` could continuously retry transfers. Like when submission on gelato fails. **Ideas to solve this** A better failure mode for such retries...
**Describe the bug** If an already executed transfer is added to the queue, sequencer-subscriber retries the transfer forever. **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. See `Transfer NACKed` logs...
**Describe the bug** Sequencer should check for the minimum number of bids for multipath transfers, before executing the transfer. **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. Send a single...