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fix: l2geth-exporter docker build#2633

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@tynes tynes commented May 31, 2022

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Fixes the docker build for l2geth-exporter

Fixes the docker build for `l2geth-exporter`
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**Context**

Kurtosis’s built-in reverse proxy automatically creates host-based
routes only for service ports flagged with an HTTP application protocol.
In other words, if a service’s port is marked as application_protocol =
"http" (or "https"), Kurtosis will generate a URL (host route) for it.
If a port is left as a raw TCP/UDP port with no HTTP protocol
designation, the reverse proxy won’t create a host route for it. In the
Ethereum package’s default configuration, Geth’s JSON-RPC port 8545
isn’t explicitly labeled as an HTTP port, so Kurtosis isn’t routing it
through the reverse proxy by default. (It’s still accessible via the
container’s exposed port or an ephemeral host port, but not under the
port-service-enclave host domain.)
For running the e2e tests with devstack it's mandatory that routes for
L1Network has to be added to the kurtosis reverse proxy container.

There’s no built-in user parameter or manifest setting in the Ethereum
package to toggle the port’s protocol – the package’s Starlark code
defines the ports internally. However, you can work around this by
updating the service configuration after the package is running.

The go-optimism is doing exactly the same thing after deploying devnet.
It re-applying the routes by adding those ports as well. This setup was
missing here in kona.
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