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Support for gRPC Server Response Headers and Trailers, adding ClientAfter handler #479
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basvanbeek
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[WIP]: grpc ClientAfter handler and multiple calls to Client Before/After funcs.
grpc ClientAfter handler and multiple calls to Client Before/After funcs.
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basvanbeek
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grpc ClientAfter handler and multiple calls to Client Before/After funcs.
WIP: grpc ClientAfter handler and multiple calls to Client Before/After funcs.
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basvanbeek
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WIP: grpc ClientAfter handler and multiple calls to Client Before/After funcs.
grpc ClientAfter handler and multiple calls to Client Before/After funcs.
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basvanbeek
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grpc ClientAfter handler and multiple calls to Client Before/After funcs.
Support for gRPC Server Response Headers and Trailers, adding ClientAfter handler
Mar 5, 2017
peterbourgon
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@@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ func main() { | |||
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srv := addsvc.MakeGRPCServer(ctx, endpoints, tracer, logger) | |||
srv := addsvc.MakeGRPCServer(endpoints, tracer, logger) |
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Yep, this all scans perfectly, LGTM. In the merge commit, would you mind adding a small sentence or two about the changes required for consumers? |
will do |
- Separated ClientRequestFunc and ServerRequestFunc to highlight that request metadata in a ServerRequestFunc is supposed to be immutable. - Return context in ServerResponseFuncs like with the HTTP transport, to allow passing data between chained serverAfter middlewares and finally to the encoding step so it can be used to alter the response payload prior to sending this response to the client.
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Improved gRPC transport with some minor breaking changes. gRPC Server Transport ===================== Existing customers of the gRPC Server transport will have to get rid of the service scoped context as this has become kind of an anti-pattern. This changes the gRPC server construction signature from: NewServer(ctx, endpoint, decoder, encoder, ...serverOptions) to: NewServer(endpoint, decoder, encoder, ...serverOptions) Server customers using `ResponseFunc` will need to update their signatures from: ResponseFunc func(context.Context, *metadata.MD) to: ServerResponseFunc func(ctx context.Context, header *metadata.MD, trailer *metadata.MD) context.Context PLEASE NOTE! Next to this signature update it might be that certain logic needs to move to the ServerRequestFunc if the logic was reading metadata from the originating request. This was incorrect behavior anyway as this is what ServerRequestFuncs are intended to handle. Use context to pass details if needing to manipulate response data based on incoming request metadata. gRPC Client Transport ===================== Customers of the gRPC Client transport will benefit from the newly added ClientResponseFunc, which will allow them to pick up metadata from both Headers and Trailers returned by a gRPC Server. Consumers referencing RequestFunc will need to rename to ClientRequestFunc due to RequestFunc having been split up for Client and Server side. ServerBefore() and ServerAfter() now append the referenced functions so next to variadic function parameters you can also call ServerBefore() and ServerAfter() multiple times without overwriting previous invocations. This is in line with the same change that already occurred server side. Context ======= Similar to the HTTP Server and Client Transport, the gRPC Server and Client Transport now feature passing of context.Context for all Before and After Funcs. This can be helpful if needing to pass data along to chained middlewares or when response header logic might need to signal changes needed in the regular response payload which now can be done by passing details in context and picking them up in the response encoder step.
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This is a (minor) breaking change to the existing gRPC transport but imho is a better and more Go kit idiomatic approach to handling server response metadata.
Stuff changed:
context
as it purely uses the per request context as provided by gRPC-changed ServerResponseFunc to provide you with empty header and trailer metadata pointers so you can fill them with chained middlewares