< Make resolver Build() take a target struct ( #1567) < Use proto3 in interop tests and end2end tests ( #1574) < transport: minor cleanups (comment and error text) ( #1576) < Create versioning and release policy document ( #1583)
#Newstream enterprise career update
< update fail fast documentation to remove retry language ( #1586) < Remove single-entry var blocks ( #1589) < Serve() should not return error on Stop() or GracefulStop() ( #1485) < Register and use default balancers and resolvers ( #1551) < Parse ServiceConfig JSON string ( #1515) < Fix goroutine leak in grpclb_test ( #1595) < Make passthrouth resolver the default instead of dns ( #1606)
#Newstream enterprise career code
< Add functions to ClientConn so it satisfies an interface for generated code ( #1599) < ClientHandshake should get the dialing endpoint as the authority ( #1607) < Update go_package declarations ( #1593) < Fix connectivity state transitions when dialing ( #1596) < Fix parseTarget for unix socket address without scheme ( #1611) < cap max msg size to min(max_int, max_uint32) ( #1598) < Make travis 32-bit actually work ( #1621) < Acquire all stream related quota and cache it locally since no more than one write can happen in parallel on stream ( #1614) < Remove self-imposed limit on max concurrent streams if the server doesn't impose any. < Deflake roundrobin TestOneServerDown, and fix test error messages ( #1622) < fix max msg size type issues on different arch ( #1623) < Introduce new Compressor/Decompressor API ( #1428) < reduce timeout for tests to 5m (7m for testrace) ( #1635) < latency: Listen on localhost:0 instead of :0 in test ( #1640)
< vet.sh: don't check git status when doing -install ( #1641) < Check ac state shutdown before setting it to TransientFailure ( #1643) < codec_benchmark_test: fix racy unmarshal behavior and make some cleanups ( #1642) < server: apply deadline to new connections until all handshaking is completed ( #1646) < *: replace deprecated grpc.Errorf calls with status.Errorf ( #1651) < server: add EXPERIMENTAL tag to grpc.ConnectTimeout ( #1652) < Implement transparent retries for gRFC A6 ( #1597)
< Add protoc command to example/readme ( #1653) < travis: fix GOARCH=386 and add misspell check ( #1658) < Update picker doc when returned SubConn is not ready ( #1659) < Corrected documentation on Server.Serve ( #1668) < addrConn: set ac.state to TransientFailure upon non-temporary errors ( #1657) < update code_string.go for new stringer changes ( #1674) < Add proper support for 'identity' encoding type ( #1664) < switch balancer based on service config info ( #1670) Submodule src//gorilla/handlers 7e0847f9.3a5767ca (rewind): Submodule src//beevik/etree 90dafc1e.4cd0dd97 (rewind): To help it with that, I could add all the jobs in question to the passed block like so: In the same way that I manually add these resources to the jobs in a mechanical way, maybe Concourse could infer that automatically. Looking at a job (in the source) it's now not obvious anymore why it consumes certain resources and one cannot rely that it's somehow involved to create the product for the out-resources.the deploy-rc job knows there is a later job using my-product-develop. Now, instead, job definitions need to take into account all properties of other jobs in the pipeline, even jobs that come at a later stage. It is violating the principle that a job only defines its dependencies (= in-resources) and its outputs (= out-resources), and Concourse takes care of plugging that together to a pipeline.While this is a bit annoying, it seems to me there are 2 deeper issues: In real pipelines, the problem is often worse, because the number of jobs consuming resources to satisfy later jobs can easily go up to 5 or more.Īll of this can of course be solved by adding the necessary resources to the jobs. It's worse, because after adding it to run-integration-tests, it also needs to be added to deploy-rc. The only reason to consume it there is to satisfy the publish-release job. However, run-integration-tests doesn't do anything with my-product-develop. Require the my-product-develop resource to be consumed by run-integration-tests.
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