pytest-xdist (well, execnet) re-loads modules after forking, so each process
had its own lock, making the lock useless.
Co-authored-by: Shivaram Lingamneni <slingamn@cs.stanford.edu>
* [WIP] Add support for Sable
* tweak sable controller
* echo_message: Add missing synchronization for Sable
* update sable
* whois: Simplify test
* WHO: Remove test for oper flag from testWhoChan
So it won't fail on Sable, which hides oper status
* WHO: Skip/xfail tests for Sable as needed
* Skip NakWhole when multi-prefix is not supported
* [WIP] Run Sable on CI
* working-directory is not setable on actions
* this isn't ergo
* this really isn't ergo
* minimize rust install and cache cargo deps
* Need to specify packages to install...
* Phony target
* Give up on 'cargo install', it seems to ignore the cache
* try again to cache the target dir
* This isn't Solanum
* Comment out BaseServicesController
* Parallelize Sable tests
* target is relative...
* sigh
* Fix prefix
* Re-add the other software
* chathistory: Test TOPIC is not sent unless event-playable is enabled
* sable: Dynamically generate certificates
This allows using custom server/services names
* sable: Enable services
* sable: Add support for account registration
Sable doesn't support REGISTER via NickServ
* sable: Lower log verbosity
* Fix lint
* Re-add Sable to CI
* Fix/skip tests on Sable
* Kill sable_services' subprocesses
* Bump Sable to include the labeled-response fix
* Bump Sable to the channel-rename downgrade fix
* Fix Hybrid support + enable it on CI
* Can't make Hybrid linking work on Github CI
because the reverse DNS is 'cpu-pool.com' for some reason, and I don't
want to hardcode it, so I give up.
It makes the inheritence less messy and avoids a mypy hack.
This will also allow configuring which service package an ircd controller
uses, instead of hardcoding it in the inheritence DAG.
