Regression for tag RELEASE 1.0.0

[ChristopherA]

I am using this issue to track my regression testing for the approval of tag 1.0.0. I will be directly editing this comment as I walk through the tests. If you have other tests I should be doing add them as comments.

• Existing M1 MacBook Air, MacOS Big Sur 11.6
  • PREP: Deleted ~/Library/Bitcoin/bitcoin-conf & ~/.gordian, kept pruned node files
  • Tor starts
  • Installs Bitcoin-Core
  • Verify Bitcoin-Core
  • Start bitcoin (mainnet)
    • Peers Out
    • Peers In
    • Verified 100%
    • Stop bitcoin (mainnet)
  • Start bitcoin (testnet)
    • Peers Out
    • Peers In
    • Verified 100%
    • Stop bitcoin (testnet)
  • Test with FullyNoded
    • Start Mainnet
    • Install FullyNoded Mac
    • Test integrated same device connect
    • Generate QuickConnent for FullyNoded iOS
    • Get Tor Auth for FullyNoded iOS
    • Set GordianServer to Tor Auth FullyNoded iOS
    • Confirm both FNs can communicate with GS
      • Create Wallet with FN Mac
      • Create Wallet with FN iOS
  • Tor related
    • Stop Tor
    • Start Tor
    • Test GS Go Private
    • Confirm another FN iOS device can't connect as "go private" is on.
    • Delete FN Tor Auth
• Existing M1 MacBook Pro, MacOS Monterey 12.0.1
  • PREP: Deleted ~/Library/Bitcoin & ~/.gordian entirely
  • Tor starts
  • Install Bitcoin-Core
  • Verify Bitcoin-Core
  • Start bitcoin (main net)
  • Peers Out
  • Peers In
  • Verified 100%
• New VMware on Intel MacBook Pro, MacOS Monterey 12.0.1
  • Fresh new machine and user with no xcode, command-line utilities, no brew, etc
  • Tor starts
  • Installs Bitcoin-Core
  • Properly errors out with Verify (as no gpg)
  • Install brew & gpg
  • Verify Bitcoin-Core
  • Start bitcoin (main net)
  • Peers Out
  • Peers In
  • Verified 100%
• New VMware on Intel MacBook Pro, MacOS Big Sur 11.6
  • [*] Fresh new machine and user with no xcode, command-line utilities, no brew, etc
  • Tor starts
  • Installs Bitcoin-Core
  • Properly errors out with Verify (as no gpg)
  • Install brew & gpg
  • Verify Bitcoin-Core
  • Start bitcoin (main net)
  • Peers Out
  • Peers In
  • Verified 100%
• New VMware on Intel MacBook Pro, MacOS Catalina 10.15.7
  • Fresh new machine and user with no xcode, command-line utilities, no brew, etc
  • Tor starts
  • Installs Bitcoin-Core
  • Properly errors out with Verify (as no gpg)
  • Install brew & gpg
  • Verify Bitcoin-Core
  • Start bitcoin (main net)
  • Peers Out
  • Peers In
  • Verified 100%
• New VMware on Intel MacBook Pro, MacOS Mojave 10.14.6
  • Gordian Server should error out responsibly as not Mojave compatible

[shannona]

Stop & Start Tor.
Stop & Start Mainnet.
Change to Testnet. Start.
Change back to Mainnet.
Remove Tor Authentication.
Add descriptor from Gordian Wallet.
Generate Quick Connect.
Link Quick Connect to Gordian Wallet.
Create Wallet on Gordian Wallet.
View Bitcoin Core Wallets in Server.
Test Out All Remaining Menu Items as Necessary.

[shannona]

That's "Account", not "Wallet" in Gordian Wallet. I think that might be Testnet only for Gordian Wallet at this point? Which means you'll need to adjust your server accordingly. It should then show up in the Wallets pull-down menu on Server from Bitcoin Core.

[shannona]

Refresh Hidden Services (in Settings)

[Fonta1n3]

• Create multiple datadir and blockdir and switch between them (remember blockdir is dependent on bitcoin.conf which is dependent on datadir)
• Enable go private, restart bitcoin core, check that you get peers which are only over onion
• Disable go private, restart bitcoin core, check that you get peers over clearnet and onion
• Refresh your hidden services and ensure remote connections fail
• Add auth key that and ensure unauthenticated client can not connect
• Enable txindex in settings and ensure it actually works
• Edit prune size in settings and ensure it works
• use the kill switch
• delete your rpcauth from the bitcoin.conf while bitcoin core is running, restart bitcoin core and follow the prompts to add rpc auth again