Fix issue with never-ending install retries #1192
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I think we might need to move (Updated to fix typo) |
To keep all the logic at the same place Signed-off-by: Laurent Bonnans <laurent.bonnans@here.com>
As backend sends empty director targets in some unexpected situations, we've implemented a client-side mitigation in 02deeb5. One unwanted side-effect is that after a failed installation, we'll keep taking into account the targets containing the new version, hence retrying installations in a loop until the backend asks to install something new. Second fix is to drop director targets after installation end, until we've come to an agreement on a proper solution on both sides. Signed-off-by: Laurent Bonnans <laurent.bonnans@here.com>
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Added a test for the fix. Since it works, I would vote for keeping the simple solution if it doesn't have major drawback, as it's easier to reason about and less likely (IMO) to break in the future. |
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Seems legit. Shall we merge and then have @EpicNuts verify that he is happy with the results?
As backend sends empty director targets in some unexpected situations,
we've implemented a client-side mitigation in
02deeb5.
One unwanted side-effect is that after a failed installation, we'll keep
taking into account the targets containing the new version, hence
retrying installations in a loop until the backend asks to install
something new.
Second fix is to drop director targets after installation end, until
we've come to an agreement on a proper solution on both sides.
Note: would probably need an accompanying unit test, on the way :)