* Revert "Reland: Add SRV and TXT record lookup methods to the iomgr API (#30206)"
This reverts commit c229703f9f.
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* Revert "Revert "Add SRV and TXT record lookup methods to the iomgr API (#30078)" (#30176)"
This reverts commit 2c3acbb2b2.
* one way to fix the ares handle race. Another option: work_serializer
* replace mu with parent's work serializer
* add lock annotations
* Revert "replace mu with parent's work serializer"
This reverts commit 0fce0ae150.
* statusor -> optional
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* add missing dep
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This provides a move-only alternative to std::function.
fix oracle and engine factory
fix generate_projects for any_invocable
fix
format & iwyu
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* [arena] Add ManagedNew(), gtest-ify test
Add a ManagedNew() method to Arena that calls the relevant destructor at Arena destruction time.
There are some cases coming up in the promise based call work where this becomes super convenient, and I expect it's likely that there are other places that's true too.
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* use construct/destruct more
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* Rename ResolveName to LookupHostname (same as EventEngine)
* Add stubs and no-op impls for LookupTXT and LookupSRV
* add native resolver tests that assert unimplemented
* extract custom name_server-setting logic and remove goto
* Separate SRV queries from grpc_dns_lookup_ares
* add necessary fixits before merging
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* fix missing ExecCtx on resolver tests
* separate out TXT lookup from hostname lookup (now all 3 are separate)
* rm DNS and update docs
* fix the fixer (forgot to add deps to BUILD)
* remove unused SRV and TXT args from ares hostname lookup method
* rename hostname-only ares dns lookup method
* refactor AresRequest using template method pattern
* Add name_server to Ares LookupHostname internals (needs iomgr API change)
* fix resolver test, callback should not be called on cancellation
* implement Ares-iomgr SRV and TXT lookup methods (verified manually)
Used a custom bind server with some redacted tests from
`resolve_address_test` to ensure both are working as expected.
* cleanup cruft
* unify common ares request setup logic between A, AAAA, TXT, and SRV
* generate_projects
* comment out unused args
* DNSResolver iomgr API uses Duration; hostname has all args now
* rm stale TODOs
* windows fix - bad variable name
* windows fix
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* make protected members private
* move common properties to AresRequest base class
* localhost TXT results are empty, not an error
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* [WIP] Precondition ChannelArgs with a default EventEngine
This is a step towards using ChannelArgs as the primary means of
accessing EventEngine instances in gRPC-core. If not explicitly provided
by the application, a default EventEngine will populated into
ChannelArgs during preconditioning.
This is not a final state, we may want to enable ref-counting here
instead of using raw pointers. And a refactoring is in order to enable
GetObject instead of the more verbose
GetPointer<EventEngine>(GRPC_ARG_EVENT_ENGINE).
* Refactor ChannelArgs::GetObject to support non-conforming classes
This allows us to not expose `ChannelArgName` in the public interface.
* Add std::shared_ptr to ChannelArgs; Add EventEngine specialization
* subchannel fix; cleanup
* replace GetSharedPtr with overloads of GetObjectRef
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* fix the fixer
* fix raw pointer retrieval from stored shared_ptr
* Make GetObjectRef<EventEngine> work (not general to shared_ptr)
* enable shared_ptr ChannelArg support for shared_from_this
* use new EventEngines for tests (not the default global)
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* BinderTransport: Fix wire reader/writer issue with NDK
NDK sometimes call registered `AIBinder_Class_onTransact`
callback while we call its `AIBinder_transact`.
Sometimes this behavior happens consistently sometimes it
don't happen at all. Likely related to the short circuit
behavior happens when both gRPC server and gRPC client are in the same
process.
This commit also fixes some other existing issue in wire writer.
* Use atomic<int64_t> instead of atomic_int64_t
atomic_int64_t is not defined in older compilers.
* Lower log level to avoid excessive test output
* Add missing break
dropepd this while addressing reivew comments
* Use absl::make_unique
* Fix printf portability with PRId64
* clang-format
* generate projects.
* Revert "Revert "Creating a posix oracle event engine and a suite of event engine client tests (#29714)" (#30042)"
This reverts commit 1630efd8ab.
* fix typos
* Creating a posix oracle event engine and a suite of event engine client tests
* regenerate projects
* addressing review feedback
* creating a promise.h in src/core/lib/event_engine
* regenerate projects
* fix errors
* remove no_mac tag for posix oracle event engine test
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* fix a static_cast
* adding a no_windows tag
* fixing macos build and test issues
* adding some static_casts
* removing connection manager usage in client_test to improve readability
* fix nits
* fix minor typo
* fix sanity checks
* update fuzzing_event_engine_test to new api
* update event engine time type
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This change includes:
* adding a cert file path for MacOS
* updating related test to run on MacOS too
* s/linux/supported/ since this now includes more platforms
* regenerating files affected by the name change
* [resource_quota] Periodic update tracker
Periodic update type that tries to do updates at some measurable
timescale without polling the current time every tick, instead trying to
approximate how many ticks will be required to fill the desired
duration.
The intent here is that we use this in RQ to donate memory back
periodically whilst keeping timer checks off the fast path.
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Esun Kim
Craig Tiller
Mark D. Roth
AJ Heller
Yash Tibrewal
Ming-Chuan
Vignesh Babu
Esun Kim
apolcyn
Alessio Buraggina