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src/pytest_plugins/consume/hive_simulators/engine/test_via_engine.py:60: in test_via_engine
assert payload_response.status == (
E AssertionError: unexpected status: status=<PayloadStatusEnum.VALID: 'VALID'> latest_valid_hash=b'\x1e\x93c\xe6\xec\x1aE\x8b\xd6OcV\xa3\xfauQ\xf9\x91\xeb\xaa_kNg\xe8\x03\xaa/\x1cw];' validation_error=None
E assert <PayloadStatu...ALID: 'VALID'> == <PayloadStatu...ID: 'INVALID'>
E - INVALID
E ? --
E + VALID
Description:
<br/><br/>Test function documentation:<br/><br/> Negative testing for all request types in the same block with incorrect parameters<br/> in the Engine API new payload parameters, but with the correct requests hash in the header<br/> so the block hash is correct.<br/><br/> In these tests, the requests hash in the header reflects what's actually in the executed block,<br/> so the block might execute properly if the client ignores the requests in the new payload<br/> parameters.<br/><br/
So seems like in newPayload there is a malformed request but the header is correct.
This run: https://github.com/ethpandaops/pectra-devnets/actions/runs/13014603440/job/36300526511 has found some faulty tests. Some might be false negatives (likely timeouts).
Here is what's failing:
Consume-Engine
Consume-Engine (only 1 test): https://hive.ethpandaops.io/pectra-devnet-5/suite.html?suiteid=1738099891-43f367743ed22043b76bdac6575c8a2b.json&suitename=eest%2Fconsume-engine#test-3568
Description:
So seems like in newPayload there is a malformed request but the header is correct.
Consume RLP
The Consume RLP tests need a closer look, 1141/4246 failing. https://hive.ethpandaops.io/pectra-devnet-5/suite.html?suiteid=1738098485-27ae4e836c4a7c06866550bb4d81edd5.json&suitename=eest%2Fconsume-rlp
This all seems to have to do with invalid blocks, we report the wrong block hash, so I think this is a general issue when we import blocks via RLP.
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