- create the caches interface and matching cachesImpl
- move the cache logic out of handler
- openDB
- readCache
- useCache
- gcCache
- access to the storage struct
- serve
- commit
- exist
- write
- add getCaches / setCaches to the handler interface so it can be
used by tests. The caches test should be implemented independently
in the future but this is a different kind of cleanup.
- no functional change, minimal refactor
- responseFatalJSON(w, r, err) replaces responseJSON(w, r, 500, err)
and calls fatal() when the following fail because they are
not recoverable. There may be other non-recoverable errors but
it is difficult to be 100% sure they cannot be engineered by the
caller of the API for DoS purposes.
- openDB
- findCache
- cache.Repo != repo
- wrap errors in
- openDB() - it was missing
- readCache() - it was missing
- useCache() - it was missing
- findCache() - some had identical messages
- in gc
- replace logger.Warnf with h.fatal
- differentiate errors that have identical messages
- call fatal if openDB fails instead of returning
in case of an error that is not recoverable (e.g. failing to open the
bolthold database), the cache can call fatal() to log the error and
send a TERM signal that will gracefully shutdown the daemon.
It was raised during embargo review of #925 that there are two implementations of `computeMac`; this PR fixes that.
As all the tests for `computeMac` were in the `artifactcache` package, it made more sense to keep the method there. That required reversing the dependency `artifactcache->cacheproxy` package dependency -- it makes more sense to me for the proxy to depend on the cache, rather than vice-versa.
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- the Handler struct becomes handler (lowercase)
- the Handler interface is defined to be the existing methods
- isClosed() is added and used only in tests
- setgcAt() is added and used only in tests
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This is to allow mocking the Handler interface for testing.
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To prepare for a smooth merge in the runner codebase.
- run with --fix for gofumpt and golangci
- manual edits for
- disabling useless package naming warning
- rename variables that had underscore in their name
- remove trailing else at the end of a few functions
Reviewed-on: https://code.forgejo.org/forgejo/act/pulls/206
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Co-committed-by: Earl Warren <contact@earl-warren.org>
This ensures that brackets are added for IPv6 addresses.
Without this, This could result in addresses like "2001:db8::1:3456",
which - obviously - would break further down and prevent the server from
starting.
Signed-off-by: Christoph Heiss <christoph@c8h4.io>
