Bump the versions of Go used in Travis to the latest point releases in
preparing for the upcoming v0.16.0 release.
Also switch the go download URL to the new go.dev domain.
Also update LANGUAGES.md accordingly, and mark that we support THeader
in Go now (we added the support in v0.13.0, just forgot to update
LANGUAGES.md accordingly).
Client: go
Update go versions used in travis to 1.16.7 and 1.17, update
LANGUAGES.md, and update go's README to clarify on support policy.
This change will be cherry-picked into 0.15.0 branch after merged.
ToStringTest.cpp is a better place than JSONProtoTest.cpp for to_string
tests. Move global locale-related unit tests there.
Also imbue the C locale in the floating point to_string functions to avoid
decimal number strings formatted with comma instead of decimal point.
In Dockerfiles, install de_DE locale because it uses decimal comma.
Currently it's complaining about missing dependency of headless chrome:
Running "qunit:ThriftDeepConstructor" (qunit) task
>> There was an error with headless chrome
Fatal error: Failed to launch chrome!
/thrift/src/lib/js/node_modules/puppeteer/.local-chromium/linux-609904/chrome-linux/chrome: error while loading shared libraries: libXtst.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
TROUBLESHOOTING: https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer/blob/master/docs/troubleshooting.md
Client: go
This unblocks the development under go 1.16+, which starts to complain
when there's no go.mod file in any of the directories.
The current approach is certainly not the best solution ever, for
example it does not run the tests under lib/go/test/tests but copy them
into lib/go/test/gopath/src/sometest and run them there instead, but
those improvements can be done in the future in follow up PRs and this
should be a good enough first step to unblock developments.
Client: Python
Patch: Jano Svitok
This closes#2055
THRIFT-5087: Show features log, check log presence
THRIFT-5087: Revert/Improve PR1995 (commit f8b004081d)
Make the condition work both
a) when both python2 and python3 are installed
b) when only python3 is installed
Check also python 3.8 when searching for 3.x
