- New erase/overwrite tests
- Change existing sqlite-basic test to use async
- Test passing bad keys to validate backend type checking
- New test for compound keys and values
The number of args being passed to the put() methods was getting to be
fairly long, with more on the horizon. Changing to a record means simplifying
things a little bit.
* origin/topic/awelzel/4136-cluster-websocket-support:
ci/opensuse-tumpleweed: Bust cache
ci/macos/prepare: Install python@3 explicitly
cluster/websocket: Implement WebSocket server
cluster/websocket: Add IXWebsocket submodule
ci/alpine: Install openssl package for testing
ci: Install websockets from pip for all distros
auxil/libunistd: Bump for ssize_t typedef
auxil/broker: Bump to latest master version
cluster/zeromq: Catch log_push.send() exception
cluster/zeromq: Catch exceptions as const zmq::error_t&
cluster/zeromq: No assert on inproc handling
cluster/zeromq: Support configuring IO threads for proxy thread
cluster/zeromq: Move variable lookups from DoInit() to DoInitPostScript()
cluster/zeromq: Handle EINTR at shutdown
cluster/zeromq: Queue one message at a time
cluster/Backend: Queue a single message only
cluster/zeromq: Adapt for OnLoopProcess changes
cluster/ThreadedBackend: Switch to OnLoopProcess
cluster/OnLoop: Introduce helper template class
serializer/broker: Expose to_broker_event() and to_zeek_event()
Using file_state_remove() or file_sniff() would previously crash with the
spicy-zip file analyzer. We don't have spicy-zip here, so it's not a
proper reproducer, but still makes sense to test these events.
Using dnsmasq --address covers an entire domain, so dns.example.com
AAAA queries would also return IPv6 addresses for example.com
Instead, this was always meant to use host entries.
* origin/topic/timw/bifs-tocount-zam-baseline:
CI: Add release-build ZAM task for baseline checks during PRs
Fix language/assert btest baselines for to_count/to_int changes
Update the bifs.to_count baseline for ZAM
For a plugin loaded via @load-plugin, create a YY_BUFFER_STATE holding
the required loads for the implicitly loaded files. In loaded scripts,
this generated file will show up with a path of the shared object file
of the plugin with the __preload__.zeek and __load__.zeek files loaded
by it.
Closes#2311
* markoverholser/master:
Fix incorrect syntax for static_cast in to_count that I introduced in a previous merge
Update baselines after changes to to_count and to_int
fix to_count in zeek.bif to resolve conflict from bbanier's adjustment to static casting of the return from strtoull
Fix tests in to_count to reflect appropriate function; add tests for 0x-formatted hex values for to_count and to_int
update BIFs to_int() and to_count() to accept optional 'base' argument; allows more more exotic conversions from hex, octal, binary
Fixes#4076; update BIFs to_int() and to_count() to accept optional 'base' argument for more easy conversions of strings representing (for example) hexadecimal, octal, or binary numbers
Previously we would already trim leading spaces in inputs to `to_count`
and `to_int`, effectively by just passing the behavior of the low-level
functions used in their implementations to the user. While this was
useful it was also inconsistent in that we did not allow trailing
spaces which we enable with this patch.
Previously `to_int` would silently ignore invalid inputs and simply
return `0` while `to_count` would return an error; this patch changes
`to_int` to behave like `to_count`.
This introduces a breaking change in that `to_int` now raises an error
for trailing spaces (but still accepts leading spaces) where it
previously would have silently accepted it. This is consistent with
the behavior of `to_count`, but one could also argue that both of
these should only accept properly trimmed input; I did not go that route
since that would introduce breaking changes for both these functions
instead of for just one of them.
Currently `to_count` reports an error for trailing spaces (but not for
leading ones) while `to_int` silently accepts them. This patch adds
baselines capture the current behavior.
