start-apps script can now select apps to start #1432
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What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
The
start-appsscript previously ran up both the Proposer and Challenger apps. This is a little inflexible. One may wish just to run a Challenger for example. This change adds flexibility to the script to select which containers to start, either on the command line or via and environment variable.This PR also contains a new environment file, suitable for running a challenger on Mumbai. It's not really connected to this R but too small a change (and purely additive) to be worth a separate PR.
Does this close any currently open issues?
No
What commands can I run to test the change?
You can use the script to start apps, do
bin/start-apps -hfor info. You don't need anything else running to see the containers start, although they will fail when they look for an optimist but the script has done it's work by then.