json.UnmarshalError happens only when we pass a non-nil pointer, which
is not the case for us. Usage of go vet helps us make sure it also
won't be happening in the future.
- use kraft instead of zookeeper
- add handlers in case of cfg changes
- create a separate user for the kafka service
- bump kafka version
- make the role more configurable
Previously, msg.Ack(true) was used, which is mostly used for batch
processing. It mistakenly acknowledged all previously unacknowledged
messages, causing errors from the AMQP server. Now, messages are
acknowledged individually after each one is processed.
Messages that ERs failed to process are now rejected and requeued
for future processing attempts.
The reader is now closed immediately if the message delivery
channel closes. Therefore, it prevents an endless loop by avoiding
continuous consumption from empty or closed channels.
Addresses: #4146
HierarchyPath parser now returns nil when
the path is empty (instead of a string slice with one
EmptyString element).
If the prefix is set to true, when calling the AsString
method on a nil HierarchyPath, only the separator will
be returned. This avoids a nil expr error coming from
the xmlquery library.
Use the Query and QueryAll functions from the xmlquery
package to be able to handle the errors ourselves and
avoid panics.
Remove config default value for xml_root_path. The field
will remain commented in config_defaults for reference.
Add tests for HierarchyPath.AsString function.
Add comments for XmlProvider and xml_root_path opt.
Added in-depth comments to the constructor.
Added test cases for most edge cases (if not all).
Updated the test to verify not only if an error occurs, but to also
check whether it matches the one we expect.
Added 3 more sanity checks that were missed.
Replaced the 'nightly' distribution configuration with 'master'. This
change may trigger an unused database error. Resolve it by either
running `reprepro clearvanished` (removing 'nightly' completely) or
re-adding and maintaining the 'nightly' configuration alongside
'master'.
