Add setters for all OptionsImpl fields. #3424
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This allows modifying options in a custom main() before instantiating the server but leaving them readonly within the server's context. Signed-off-by: Trevor Schroeder <trevors@google.com>
source/server/options_impl.h
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| // Server::Options | |||
| uint64_t baseId() const override { return base_id_; } | |||
| void setBaseId(uint64_t base_id) { base_id_ = base_id; }; | |||
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super nit: since these aren't actually part of the interface, can you move the new methods above the Server::Options comment?
Signed-off-by: Trevor Schroeder <trevors@google.com>
Signed-off-by: Trevor Schroeder <trevors@google.com>
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…nals (#835) Description: Disabling signal handling in the Server::Options makes it so that the server's event dispatcher does not listen for termination signals such as SIGTERM, SIGINT, etc. Previous crashes in iOS were experienced due to out-of-band event loop exit as described in #831. Ignoring termination signals makes it more likely that the event loop will only exit due to Engine destruction. This PR introduces Envoy::MobileMainCommon, as this is the canonical way to customize how main runs, and options setup per envoyproxy/envoy#3424. The new Envoy::MobileMainCommon also does away with other logic in Envoy::MainCommon that does not apply to Envoy Mobile. Risk Level: med - low-level change in termination handling Testing: unit test to assert option is correctly set. End to end test with iOS and Android devices to ensure clean exit when the app using envoy mobile exits (and thus destructs the engine). Moreover, there is no event loop exit any longer when the simulator app receives a SIGTERM, i.e., the event dispatcher is no longer listening to SIGTERM and exiting due to them. Potentially fixes #831. Will need to verify with wider client release. Signed-off-by: Jose Nino jnino@lyft.com
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…nals (#835) Description: Disabling signal handling in the Server::Options makes it so that the server's event dispatcher does not listen for termination signals such as SIGTERM, SIGINT, etc. Previous crashes in iOS were experienced due to out-of-band event loop exit as described in #831. Ignoring termination signals makes it more likely that the event loop will only exit due to Engine destruction. This PR introduces Envoy::MobileMainCommon, as this is the canonical way to customize how main runs, and options setup per #3424. The new Envoy::MobileMainCommon also does away with other logic in Envoy::MainCommon that does not apply to Envoy Mobile. Risk Level: med - low-level change in termination handling Testing: unit test to assert option is correctly set. End to end test with iOS and Android devices to ensure clean exit when the app using envoy mobile exits (and thus destructs the engine). Moreover, there is no event loop exit any longer when the simulator app receives a SIGTERM, i.e., the event dispatcher is no longer listening to SIGTERM and exiting due to them. Potentially fixes #831. Will need to verify with wider client release. Signed-off-by: Jose Nino jnino@lyft.com Signed-off-by: JP Simard <jp@jpsim.com>
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…nals (#835) Description: Disabling signal handling in the Server::Options makes it so that the server's event dispatcher does not listen for termination signals such as SIGTERM, SIGINT, etc. Previous crashes in iOS were experienced due to out-of-band event loop exit as described in #831. Ignoring termination signals makes it more likely that the event loop will only exit due to Engine destruction. This PR introduces Envoy::MobileMainCommon, as this is the canonical way to customize how main runs, and options setup per #3424. The new Envoy::MobileMainCommon also does away with other logic in Envoy::MainCommon that does not apply to Envoy Mobile. Risk Level: med - low-level change in termination handling Testing: unit test to assert option is correctly set. End to end test with iOS and Android devices to ensure clean exit when the app using envoy mobile exits (and thus destructs the engine). Moreover, there is no event loop exit any longer when the simulator app receives a SIGTERM, i.e., the event dispatcher is no longer listening to SIGTERM and exiting due to them. Potentially fixes #831. Will need to verify with wider client release. Signed-off-by: Jose Nino jnino@lyft.com Signed-off-by: JP Simard <jp@jpsim.com>
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This allows modifying options in a custom main() before instantiating
the server but leaving them readonly within the server's context.
Signed-off-by: Trevor Schroeder trevors@google.com
main: allow options to be changed before starting the server
Description:
This allows custom main() functions to modify the Options before
starting the server instead of requiring setting everything on the
command line.
Risk Level: Low
Testing:
Additional tests were added for the feature and all tests under test/ were run.