feat: add upstream & interop tests #1081
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Given the test disabling, @Stebalien is going to finish this one off. |
Add tests to link in new libp2p release in upstream repos and interop tests. This way, we'll very quickly know if something is broken.
These are pretty expensive so there's no need to run them on push.
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I'm going to disable everything except daemon tests here so we can actually merge something. |
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Merged because upstream tests are passing, so that's no longer the issue. |
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Add tests to link in new libp2p release in upstream repos and interop tests. This way, we'll very quickly know if something is broken.
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