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Title: Bitcoin Core Functional Functional Tests Running on WSL2 in Windows 10
Entry:
Testing bitcoins is becoming more and more important because it allows programmers to thoroughly test and confirm the new versions of cryptocurrency before implementing them on Mainnet. However, starting functional tests for the Bitcoin core can be difficult for various reasons, such as limited resources (e.g. disk space), problems with compatibility with various operating systems (Windows 10) and specific test configuration requirements.
problem:
In the article, he informs that the user experiences failures when starting Bitcoin functional tests using the WSL2 environment (Windows Linux subsystem) in Windows 10. In particular, he mentions that the following tests are not:
Feature_fee_estimation.py
...(other test files)
Symptoms:
Symptoms reported by the user indicate that Bitcoin’s basic functional tests do not pass, and some of them even cause an error message.
Possible reasons:
There may be several reasons why tests fail:
- Insufficient disk space: Temp 4 GB mounted on /mnt /TMP may not have enough disk space available for test purposes.
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- Relationships of test files: Some test files may require specific versions or configurations that are not yet implemented in Core Bitcoin.
Potential solutions:
To solve these problems, here are some potential solutions to consider:
- Increase disk space: Make sure that there is a sufficient available space on the disk at a temperature of 4 GB mounted by power more disks or using an external storage device.
- Update WSL2 and Bitcoin Core: Check the updates of the WSL2 and Bitcoin Core versions to make sure you run the latest and most compatible versions.
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Application:
Starting functional tests for Bitcoin Core can be a challenge for WSL2 in Windows 10 for various reasons. By increasing the disk space, updating the software and verifying the dependencies of test files, users can help solve these problems and effectively start the tests.