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``` ```
./dretesteth.sh -t GeneralStateTests/stExample -- --testpath /home/ubuntu/retestethBuild/tests --datadir /tests/config ./dretesteth.sh -t GeneralStateTests/stExample -- --testpath /home/ubuntu/retestethBuild/tests --datadir /tests/config
``` ```
This will create the config files for the different clients in ~/tests/config This will create the config files for the different clients in `~/tests/config`
Eventually. these config needs to be adapted according to the following doc Eventually, these configuration files need to be adapted according to the following document:
https://ethereum-tests.readthedocs.io/en/latest/retesteth-tutorial.html
Specifically:
```
If you look inside ~/tests/config, you’ll see a directory for each configured client. Typically this directory has these files:
config, which contains the configuration for the client: https://ethereum-tests.readthedocs.io/en/latest/retesteth-tutorial.html
The communication protocol to use with the client (typically TCP)
The address(es) to use with that protocol Specifically, if you look inside `~/tests/config`, you'll see a directory for each configured client. Typically this directory contains the following:
The forks the client supports
The exceptions the client can throw, and how retesteth should interpret them. This is particularly important when testing the client’s behavior when given invalid blocks. * `config`: Contains the test configuration for the client
start.sh, which starts the client inside the docker image * The communication protocol to use with the client (typically TCP).
stop.sh, which stops the client instance(s) * The address(es) to use with that protocol.
genesis, a directory which includes the genesis blocks for various forks the client supports. If this directory does not exist for a client, it uses the genesis blocks for the default client. * The forks supported by the client.
``` * The exceptions the client can throw, and how retesteth should interpret them. This is particularly important when testing the client's behavior when given invalid blocks.
* `start.sh`: Starts the client inside the Docker image
* `stop.sh`: Stops the client instance(s)
* `genesis`: A directory which includes the genesis blocks for the various forks supported by the cient. If this directory does not exist for a client, it uses the genesis blocks for the default client.
We replaced geth inside docker by using https://ethereum-tests.readthedocs.io/en/latest/retesteth-tutorial.html#replace-geth-inside-the-docker We replaced geth inside docker by using https://ethereum-tests.readthedocs.io/en/latest/retesteth-tutorial.html#replace-geth-inside-the-docker
Theoretically, we would not need any additional config change Theoretically, we would not need any additional config change