Sometimes CIs cause problems like this with some tests. Usually restarting the same run fixes the issue so this may be a problem with Cirrus CI or the script used to run it.
There is a similar PR that argues the same: https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/pull/7609
Other than that, you have to debug electrum/tests/regtest.py and see where are things going wrong.
Topic: Regtest functional test has been failing for months (Read 81 times)
Looks like the master branch of Electrum is failing some sort of regtest check: https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/runs/4656508414?check_suite_focus=true
The more worrying thing is that there haven't been any commits since Dec 19 last year and the number of pull requests are piling up.
My own merge for a restore-sync command has been stalling for over a month without any comments. There is even some obvious spam at the top of the PRs list.
So what I was trying to ask is what is the nature of this kind of test failure, so maybe I can go submit a patch for it?
The more worrying thing is that there haven't been any commits since Dec 19 last year and the number of pull requests are piling up.
My own merge for a restore-sync command has been stalling for over a month without any comments. There is even some obvious spam at the top of the PRs list.
So what I was trying to ask is what is the nature of this kind of test failure, so maybe I can go submit a patch for it?
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