It's a Gnoland node that aim to run with always the latest version of gno and never loose transactions history.

For more information, see issue on github gnolang/gno#1239

Start the loop with:

docker compose up -d

# or using the Makefile
make docker.start

The portalloopd binary is starting inside of the docker container portalloopd

This script is doing:

• Setup the current portal-loop in read only mode
• Pull the latest version of ghcr.io/gnolang/gno
• Backup the txs using contribs/tx-archive
• Start a new docker container with the backups files
• Changing the proxy (traefik) to redirect to the new portal loop
• Unlock read only mode
• Stop the previous loop

You can find a Makefile to help you interact with the portal loop

• Force switch of the portal loop with a new version

make portalloopd.switch

• Create an .env file adding all the entries from .env.example
• Setup the DNS names present in the docker-compose.yml file
• run using make all

To pull Portal Loop state from tx-exports, run the following make directive:

make pull-exports

This will run the following steps:

• stop any running portal loop containers -> Portal Loop will be down
• clone the gnolang/tx-exports repository and prepare the backup txs sheets located there as the genesis transactions for Portal Loop
• start the portal loop containers -> Portal Loop will start back up again