The old implementation of thrift_http_transport:set_http_options assumed
that the return value of thrift_transport:new was a pid, but it isn't.
It is a private structure. Therefore, set_http_options could never work.
Now, thrift_http_transport:new takes an optional third argument,
an assoc-list of options, including http_options.
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In the other languages (AFAIK), if a field has the wrong type,
it is silently skipped. Erlang currently assumes that the type
is correct and de-synchronizes. This change makes it behave like
the other languages (except that it is not silent).
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r758558 introduced a but that caused some of the generated docstrings
to be indented incorrectly, resulting in syntactically invalid code.
This commit fixes the indentation.
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This patch deletes the existing checked in ruby code, adds all the generated ruby code directories to svn:ignore, and updates the Rakefile so that "rake spec" generates the ruby code automatically.
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This patch adds a new thrift/thrift_native.rb which should be the require point for application users. It also removes some unnecessary code from a few files and cleans up requires in some specs.
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Docstrings are generated for
- enums (but not enum members)
- structures and structure fields
- service interfaces
- functions and function arguments
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This patch updates the thrift_native package to use 1.9 compatible macros and fixes the pure ruby stuff to behave equally well in ruby1.8.6-ruby1.9.
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Changing the order of inheritance makes "close" refer to the
(correct) TSocketBase method, rather than the (stub)
TServerTransportBase method.
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This is the real change. The lexer now recognizes "oneway"
and warns on "async". All example and test IDLs have been
updated, as have the syntax files.
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This is kind of a bummer because it requires a simultaneous
code regeneration and library upgrade, and possibly also a
server restart. I'm not sure if it is worth it, since the
only benefit is a little code clarity.
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This patch removes all the deprecation stuff and the t*.rb classes that were only placeholders. In addition, I've changed the implementations of some "abstract" methods to throw NotImplementedError instead of returning nil, and fixed the test accordingly. Finally, I removed the no longer required borrow and consume methods from all the transport implementations that had them. (Borrow and consume have been supplanted by the thrift_native package.)
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