In this commit, we allow the gossiper to also broadcast the
corresponding node announcements, if we know of them, of a channel when
constructing its full proof. We do this to ensure peers (other than our
remote peer) receive all the relevant announcements for a channel.
The tests changes were made to ensure the new behavior introduced works
as intended. Previously, the node announcements for each test channel
announcement were not processed, so they never existed from the
gossiper's point of view.
This also addresses an existing flake in the integration test
`testNodeAnnouncement`. This problem arose due to the node announcement
being sent before the connection between Dave (node announcement sender)
and Alice (node announcement receiver) was initiated and the full
channel proof was constructed.
This commit introduces a new utility method
waitForChannelPendingForceClose, that is used to ensure a force closed
channel has been recognized by the UTXO nursery, and is ready to be
swept as soon as it matures.
The commit also utilizes this method to properly wait before mining
blocks in certain tests, as it makes sure that the UTXO nursery will
react properly to the new blocks.
In this commit, we modify the AbandonChannel REST endpoint to avoid
conflicting with the CloseChannel's. Otherwise, if a debug build of lnd
is being used, there's no way of closing channels through the REST API
as it's been overwritten by AbandonChannel.
In preparation for the added propagation delay by separating the miner
and the chain backend, we increase several timeouts throughout the test,
and extract them into constants that can easily be altered.
This commit passes the peer's quit signal to the
gossipSyncer when attempt to hand off gossip query
messages. This allows a rate-limited peer's read
handler to break out immediately, which would
otherwise remain stuck until the rate-limited
gossip syncer pulled the message.
This commit restructures the delivery of gossip
query related messages, such that they are delivered
directly to the gossip syncers. Gossip query rate
limiting was introduced in #1824 on a per-peer basis.
However, since all gossip query messages were being
delivered in the main event loop, the end result is
that one rate-limited peer could stall all other
peers.
In addition, since no other peers would be able to
submit gossip-related messages through the blocked
event loop, the back pressure would eventually rate
limit the read handlers of all peers as well.
The end result would be lengthy delays in reading
messages related to htlc forwarding.
The fix is to lift the delivery of gossip query
messages outside of the main event loop. With
this change, the rate limiting backpressure is
delivered only to the intended peer.
