* Simplify `num_connected_peers`
* Track requested peer counts
* Revert "Track requested peer counts"
This reverts commit 9f1c8704353df6afc17ed7e9f4ab8d8e29466ae4.
* Remove `substrate_sub_libp2p_peerset_num_requested` metric
* Remove two unused functions that I forgot to get rid of in previous commit
* Add a new host function for reporting fatal errors
* Fix one of the wasmtime executor tests
* Have `#[runtime_interface(wasm_only)]` actually mean WASM-only, and not no_std-only
* Print out errors through `Display` instead of `Debug`
* Switch one more trait to require `Error` for its error instead of only `Debug`
* Align to review comments
* Statically register host WASM functions
* Fix `substrate-test-client` compilation
* Move `ExtendedHostFunctions` to `sp-wasm-interface`
* Fix `sp-runtime-interface` tests' compilation
* Fix `sc-executor-wasmtime` tests' compilation
* Use `runtime_interface` macro in `test-runner`
* Fix `sc-executor` tests' compilation
* Reformatting/`rustfmt`
* Add an extra comment regarding the `H` generic arg in `create_runtime`
* Even more `rustfmt`
* Depend on `wasmtime` without default features in `sp-wasm-interface`
* Bump version of `sp-wasm-interface` to 4.0.1
* Bump `sp-wasm-interface` in `Cargo.lock` too
* Bump all of the `sp-wasm-interface` requirements to 4.0.1
Maybe this will appease cargo-unleash?
* Revert "Bump all of the `sp-wasm-interface` requirements to 4.0.1"
This reverts commit 0f7ccf8e0f371542861121b145ab87af6541ac30.
* Make `cargo-unleash` happy (maybe)
* Use `cargo-unleash` to bump the crates' versions
* Align to review comments
* Fix WASM executor without instance reuse; cleanups and refactoring
* Align to review comments
* Move the functions for reading/writing memory to `util.rs`
* Only `#[ignore]` the test in debug builds
* More review comments and minor extra comments
* Add a block production benchmark
* Simplify the block production benchmark
* Cleanups; switch execution strategy to WASM
* Switch WASM execution to `Compiled`
* Reduce the setup cost of the benchmark
Creating all of those extrinsics takes up *a lot* of time, up to the point
where the majority of the time is actually spent *outside* of the code
which we want to benchmark here. So let's only do it once.
* Add a variant of the block production benchmark with proof recording
* sp-sandbox: convert executors into normal `mod`s instead of using `include!`
* sp-sandbox: run `cargo fmt` on `host_executor.rs`
* sp-sandbox: abstract away the executors behind traits
* sp_sandbox: always compile both executors when possible
* sc-executor: make sure all sandbox tests run on both sandbox executors
* sc-executor: fix brainfart: actually call into the sandbox through the trait
* sc-runtime-test: fix cargo fmt
* sc-runtime-test: deduplicate executor-specific sandbox test entrypoints
* sc-executor: test each sandbox executor in a separate test
* cargo fmt (Github's conflict resolving thingy broke indentation)
* Strip out control codes from the logged messages
* Also strip away C1 control codes
* Add extra comments
* Clear the buffer after flushing; rename `write` to `flush`
* Move control code stripping into its own function
* Also strip out control codes from panic messages
* Also strip out Unicode left-to-right/right-to-left control codes
* Update `tracing`-related dependencies
* Enable `parking_lot` feature in `tracing-subscriber`
* Add an asynchronous stderr logger
* Make clippy happy
* Add an integration test for the logger
* Refactor `test_logger_filters`'s subprocess machinery into a separate function
* Use a child process instead of hooking into stderr for the test
* Add a doc comment for `MakeStderrWriter`
* Move the initialization into the `MakeStderrWriter`'s constructor
* Add an extra test case to trigger the logger's emergency flush mechanism
* Use the buffer's mutex for asynchronous flushes
* Remove vestigial `nix` dependency from one of the previous commits
Koute