* Adding Aurora URL validator in order to handle scenarios where incomplete information is passed to the client. The client will do its best to guess the missing information such as protocol and port.
* Upgraded to testify 1.3.0.
* Added configuration to fail on a non-temporary error. This is reverting to the original behavior of the retry mechanism. However, this allows the user to opt to fail in a non-temporary error.
* Bumped up version to 1.21.1
* Moving admin functions to a new file. They are still part of the same pointer receiver type.
* Removing dead code and fixing some comments to add space between backslash and comment.
* Adding set up and tear down to run tests script. It sets up a pod, runs all tests, and then tears down the pod.
* Added `--rm` to run tests Mac script.
* Removing cookie jar from transport layer as it's not needed.
* Changing all error messages to start with a lower case letter. Changing some messages around to be more descriptive.
* Adding an argument to allow the retry mechanism to stop if a timeout has been encountered. This is useful for mutating API calls. Only StartUpdate and CreateService have enabled by default stop at timeout.
* Added 2 tests for when a call goes through despite the client timing out. One is with a good payload, one is with a bad payload.
* Updating changelog with information about the error type returned.
* Adding test for duplicate metadata.
* Refactored JobUpdateStatus monitor to use a new monitor called JobUpdateQuery. Update monitor will now still continue if it does not find an update to monitor. Furthermore, it has been optimized to reduce returning payloads from the scheduler as much as possible. This is through using the GetJobUpdateSummaries API instead of JobUpdateDetails and by including a the statuses we're searching for as part of the query.
* Added documentation as to how to handle a timeout on an API request.
* Optimized GetInstancesIds to create a copy of the JobKey being passed down in order to avoid unexpected behavior. Instead of setting every variable name separately, now a JobKey array is being created.
* Adding parameter for Aurora so that we're able to run SLA aware updates with less than 20 instances. Lowered time it takes to run test by reducing watch time per instance as well.
* Reducing the number of instances and time for SLA aware instances in docker-compose set up.
* Adding another Mesos agent to the docker-compose setup.
* Huge thanks to @zircote for this contribution.
* Ported all code from Thrift 0.9.3 to Thrift 0.12.0 while backporting some fixes from gorealis v2
* Removing git.apache.org dependency from Vendor folder as this dependency has migrated to github.
* Adding github.com thrift dependency back but now it points to github.com
* Removing unnecessary files from Thrift Vendor folder and adding them to .gitignore.
* Updating dep dependencies to include Thrift 0.12.0 from github.com
* Adding changelog.
* End to end tests: Adding coverage for killinstances.
* End to end tests: Deleting instances after partition policy recovers them.
* End to end tests: Adding more coverage to the realis API.
* End to end tests: Allowing arguments to be passed to runTestMac so that '-run <test name>' can be passed in.
* End to end tests: Reducing the resources used by CreateJob test.
* End to end tests: Adding coverage for Pause and Resume update.
* End to end tests: Removed checks for Aurora_OK response as that should always be handled by the error returned by the API. Changed names to be less verbose and repetitive.
* End to end tests: Reducing watch time for instance running when creating service for reducing time it takes to run end to end test.
* Making abort job synchronous to avoid scenarios where kill is received before job update lock is released.
* Adding missing cases for terminal update statues to JobUpdate monitor.
* Monitors now return errors which provide context through behavior.
* Adding notes to the doc explaining what happens when AbortJob times out.
* Add trace level to print out response thrift objects. Allows user to control whether these are printed or not to avoid pollution.
* Using named parameters to be more explicit about what is being set for LevelLogger.
* Adding TracePrint and TracePrintln. Inlined library level prefixes.
* Detecting if the transport error was not temporary in which case we stop retrying. Changed bug where get results was being called before we checked for an error.
* Adding exception for EOF error. All EOF errors will be retried.
* Addressing race conditions that may happen when client is closed or connection is re-established.
* Adding documentation about how this particular implemantion of the realis client uses retries in scenarios where a temporary error is found.
* Bugfix: switch statements were missing fallthrough statement thus making them retry non-retriable errors. Using a list to catch cases now.
* Adding tests for CreateService, createService when the executor doesn't exist, and createJob when the executor doesn't exist. Renamed Pulse test to reflect that it's using CreateService instead of CreateJob.
* Repsonse propagate back up to caller for context for CreateJob, CreateService, and StartJobUpdate.
* Deleting PR template as Travis CI takes care of running tests and formatting tests now.
* Adding Travis CI badge
* Modifying end to end tests to reflect testing against docker-compose setup in Travis CI.
* Adding bash script to run simple container with tests within bridge network for Mac.
* Adding documentation for setting up a developer environment.
* Decreasing amount of CPU needed for CreateJobWithPulse because a higher value causes Travis CI to hang.
* Updated the JSON client to be consistent with the library.
The JSON client requires two JSONs,
1. JOB json -- contains job description.
2. Config json -- contains configuration information such as username,
password, schedulerUrl, zookeeper cluster configuration etc.
* Job json using docker-compose executor.
Used https://github.com/paypal/dce-go/blob/develop/examples/client.go#L50
to create a json file for a job that uses the docker-compose executor.
The current job json file (examples/job.json) uses an outdated version
of docker-compose executor. Once examples/client.go has been modified
to use examples/job_dce.json, it should be okay to get rid of
examples/job.json.
* Run thermos jobs using json client.
Added an extra field to JobJson, ExecutorDataFile, that holds
the path to the json file representing the executor configuration
data.
Added a new example job json file (examples/job_thermos.json) that
is to be passed to the json client along with the config file to
run a thermos job.
* Using scheduler URL instead of leader from zk.
The endpoints returned by ZKEndpoints(...) is not reachable
from outside the vagrant box. Hence, using the scheduler URL
directly.
* Added docs for using dce-go and json client.
* Place json client docs in separate subsection.
* Config now embeds realis.Cluster to be backwards compatible with
the python client cluster.json file.
Changed the type of Transport to string to stay flexible if new
transport types come up. JSON is used as the default transport option
is not transport is provided with the config.
* Change TaskQuery struct parameters to optional
* Thrift API is modified to make all the parameters in the
TaskQuery struct optional
* Autogenerated code is regenerated
* Changes in TaskQuery structs used in the project
* Now that TaskQuery receive optional values, pointers
instead of values must be passed to the struct
* Fixing possible race condition when passing backoff around as a pointer.
* Adding a debug logger that is turned off by default.
Info logger is enabled by default but prints out less information.
* Removing OK Aurora acknowledgment.
* Making Mutex a pointer so that there's no chance it can accidentally be copied.
* Changing %v to %+v for composite structs. Removing a repetitive statement for the Aurora return code.
* Removing another superflous debug statement.
* Removing a leftover helper function from before we changed how we configured the client.
* Changing the logging paradigm to only require a single logger. All logging will be disabled by default. If debug is enabled, and a logger has not been set, the library will default to printing all logging (INFO and DEBUG) to the stdout.
* Minor changes to demonstrate how a logger can be used in conjunction to debug mode.
* Removing port override as it is not needed
* Changing code comments to reflect getting rid of port override.
* Adding port override back in.
* Bug fix: Logger was being set to NOOP despite no logger being provided when debug mode is turned on.
* Turn on logging by default.
* Removing option to override schema and ports for information found on Zookeeper.
* Turning off debug mode for tests because it's too verbose. Making sure LevelLogger is initialized correctly under all scenarios.
* Removing override fields for zk config.
* Remove space.
* Removing info that is now incorrect about zk options.
