Have you read a contributing guide?
Current Behavior
When using custom ports for the SYNC_* services, it causes all configuration files to have a wrong network / node configuration. It ignores the ports that were set and removes the quic addresses. This does not only happen on the client.yml, but on the config.yml of the individual services as well.
Expected Behavior
It should utilize the ports provided in the .env.override file (which gets merged into the .env file) and have the correct configuration.
Steps To Reproduce
- Follow steps listed in the README
- Use the following overrides:
ANY_SYNC_NODE_1_PORT=66711
ANY_SYNC_NODE_1_QUIC_PORT=66721
ANY_SYNC_NODE_2_PORT=66712
ANY_SYNC_NODE_2_QUIC_PORT=66722
ANY_SYNC_NODE_3_PORT=66713
ANY_SYNC_NODE_3_QUIC_PORT=66723
ANY_SYNC_COORDINATOR_PORT=66714
ANY_SYNC_COORDINATOR_QUIC_PORT=66724
ANY_SYNC_FILENODE_PORT=66715
ANY_SYNC_FILENODE_QUIC_PORT=66725
ANY_SYNC_CONSENSUSNODE_PORT=66716
ANY_SYNC_CONSENSUSNODE_QUIC_PORT=66726
- Run
make start
Environment
- OS: Ubuntu 24.04.4 (GNU/Linux 6.8.0-101-generic x86_64)
- Version: `prod`
Anything else?
No response
Have you read a contributing guide?
Current Behavior
When using custom ports for the
SYNC_*services, it causes all configuration files to have a wrong network / node configuration. It ignores the ports that were set and removes thequicaddresses. This does not only happen on theclient.yml, but on theconfig.ymlof the individual services as well.Expected Behavior
It should utilize the ports provided in the
.env.overridefile (which gets merged into the.envfile) and have the correct configuration.Steps To Reproduce
make startEnvironment
Anything else?
No response