Merge #11078: [tests] Make p2p-leaktests.py more robust

0063d2c [tests] Make p2p-leaktests.py more robust (John Newbery)

Pull request description:

  There has been an example of p2p-leaktests.py failing on travis in the new service bits test (introduced in #11001 . It appeared to me that the previous p2p connections had not been fully disconnected before attempting to add new p2p connections.

  I've added a sleep and restarted the NetworkThread, but I don't know whether this will fix the problem, since I'm unable to reproduce the failure locally.

  @MarcoFalke - not sure what you want to do here? I don't think this change could make things any worse.

Tree-SHA512: f5427c26267185a903c9b75bb3925bf153b8afce70c8e493bf8f585f57d809d20643b4ee69081300b211d22e960242aecc3d719f4ddd230aa08fdc5484b55055

Author: MarcoFalke

test/functional/p2p-leaktests.py

@@ -139,6 +139,9 @@ def run_test(self):
 
         [conn.disconnect_node() for conn in connections]
 
+        # Wait until all connections are closed
+        wait_until(lambda: len(self.nodes[0].getpeerinfo()) == 0)
+
         # Make sure no unexpected messages came in
         assert(no_version_bannode.unexpected_msg == False)
         assert(no_version_idlenode.unexpected_msg == False)
@@ -157,8 +160,10 @@ def run_test(self):
         allowed_service_bit5_node.add_connection(connections[5])
         allowed_service_bit7_node.add_connection(connections[6])
 
-        wait_until(lambda: allowed_service_bit5_node.message_count["verack"], timeout=10, lock=mininode_lock)
-        wait_until(lambda: allowed_service_bit7_node.message_count["verack"], timeout=10, lock=mininode_lock)
+        NetworkThread().start()  # Network thread stopped when all previous NodeConnCBs disconnected. Restart it
+
+        wait_until(lambda: allowed_service_bit5_node.message_count["verack"], lock=mininode_lock)
+        wait_until(lambda: allowed_service_bit7_node.message_count["verack"], lock=mininode_lock)
 
 if __name__ == '__main__':
     P2PLeakTest().main()

test/functional/test_framework/mininode.py

@@ -1830,6 +1830,7 @@ def run(self):
                     disconnected.append(obj)
             [ obj.handle_close() for obj in disconnected ]
             asyncore.loop(0.1, use_poll=True, map=mininode_socket_map, count=1)
+        logger.debug("Network thread closing")
 
 
 # An exception we can raise if we detect a potential disconnect