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Ubuntu 22.04 Indy-Node Upgrade #1911

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Modified the ioflo package source to come from their repo istead of the release to include the changes in the new release of Colletions Package

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Hi @R3CK0 — thanks for the PR. You need to sign the PR with your email per the DCO check — DCO - Developer Certificate of Origin - https://github.com/apps/dco. To fix, see: https://github.com/src-d/guide/blob/master/developer-community/fix-DCO.md. See the “details” by the failed checks for how to fix. Thanks.

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R3CK0 commented Feb 14, 2025

Right, will take care of that now

collections. Tests can now be run

Signed-off-by: Nicholas Massad <[email protected]>
of plenum in order to work on node in parralel

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R3CK0 commented Feb 17, 2025

I have updated some of the test files as well as added a utils to store some of the functions. The naming of the arguments will need to be revisited to align with those in the new packages once the tests are updated. I am currently unable to find the equivalent of indy.did in the new packages.

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'indy_vdr==0.4.0.dev5',
'aries-askar==0.2.7',
'indy-credx==0.3.1',
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These are only used for testing, we do not want to add these dependencies to the main package.

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'pytest-asyncio>=0.14.0',
'indy_vdr==0.4.0.dev5', 'aries-askar==0.2.7', 'indy-credx==0.3.1']
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Recommend upgrading to the latest version of the packages:
indy_vdr: 0.4.3
aries-askar: 0.4.3
indy-credx: 1.1.1

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The latest askar is 0.4.3 — any reason for not using that? That is what ACA-Py is using — from the ACA-Py pyproject.toml:

# askar
aries-askar = ">=0.4.3"

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Note the issue with the published version of indy_vdr not being the latest, mentioned here; hyperledger/indy-vdr#335

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Was using the latest pu lished versions as to not get any errors. I Believe the issue was brought up. Will change in next commit

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I have updated some of the test files as well as added a utils to store some of the functions. The naming of the arguments will need to be revisited to align with those in the new packages once the tests are updated. I am currently unable to find the equivalent of indy.did in the new packages.

You should be able to find reference examples in this PR; hyperledger/indy-test-automation#125

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