hack: 😴 sleep enough for cli debug subcommands to broadcast#954
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hack: 😴 sleep enough for cli debug subcommands to broadcast#954
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@0xBigBoss I have a similar hack for this in #874, so would appreciate if you review that as well.
Feel free to merge this in to unblock main in the meantime.
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When running commands like
p1 dui TriggerNextView, seems the program exits faster than the p2p module can broadcast. This PR introduces a magic number to give the p2p module enough time to broadcast the debug messages when run as a subcommand.This is working for my e2e testing for now.