Deal with Sendable and clean up package in general #158
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5.10 CI failure is caused by NIO, see apple/swift-nio#3223 |
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| func testCreateNewELGAndShutdown() throws { | |||
| let client = WebSocketClient(eventLoopGroupProvider: .createNew) | |||
| let client = WebSocketClient(eventLoopGroupProvider: .shared(.singletonMultiThreadedEventLoopGroup)) | |||
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Did this have a warning or something? because the test name doesn't quite match the change you made.
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.createNew is deprecated and I wasn't paying attention to the test name 🤦♀️
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| final class HTTPUpgradeRequestHandler: ChannelInboundHandler, RemovableChannelHandler { | ||
| final class HTTPUpgradeRequestHandler: ChannelInboundHandler, RemovableChannelHandler, Sendable { |
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Why does this need to be Sendable?
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Because I didn't think of using NIOLoopBound first. I'll change it.
| let responseEncoder = HTTPResponseEncoder() | ||
| let requestDecoder = ByteToMessageHandler(HTTPRequestDecoder(leftOverBytesStrategy: .forwardBytes)) | ||
| let proxySimulator = HTTPProxySimulator(promise: promise, config: proxyConfig, expectedAuthorization: expectedAuthorization) | ||
| let responseEncoder = NIOLoopBound(HTTPResponseEncoder(), eventLoop: channel.eventLoop) |
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It's tests so doesn't matter as much but why the loop bound dance here? We're @unchecked Sendable and @preconcurrency importing the types. I would have assumed one of the 3 approaches would be enough
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Because futures are now Strict Concurrency-correct and everything you capture in a closure has to be Sendable in ways that @preconcurrency would only silence if you applied it to the entire NIOCore import.
These changes are now available in 2.16.0
Covers fixing a bunch of
Sendablethings and does the usual round of package cleanup - bump the Swift minimum to 5.10, update the CI and the README, and so forth. Also fixes up some issues in the tests.