Hi Rob,
Your (de)serialization protocol is insecure if it must rely on EOF
detection for correctness. Sorry to say this to you, but no matter
amount of workarounds and hacks, such will break in amusing ways.
An important design difference here: Thrift statically knows, at
compile / codegen t
Hi Jens
My first guess is that the html-validator tool [1] talks to an external
web service in order to... well, validate html.
The 503 suggests an HTTP serverside error in that service.
Depending on how long the outage of validator.w3.org lasts:
• no action may be required;
• disabling the h
Hi list!
I've noticed Thrift still has some code dealing with ActionScript
(lib/as3) which is the script language at the heart of Adobe Flash.
I hope we can agree that Flash is a dead technology by now, presenting
only a historic preservation/emulation interest (games) which is
outside Thrif
Hi David,
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Hi Jens,
I'm quite sure this is caused by rebar2 → rebar3 upgrade (rebar is the
"package manager" for Erlang, it also drives unit tests). You could guess
from a major version bump, that such an upgrade requires changes to the
project files.
I have a few tweaks to the erl infra collecting dust in
s why I went big, and
developed this second patch.
I hope you can see why I'd really really really like to get this patch
("Rewrite address resolution") landed in 0.14 — otherwise, the earlier
patch may make some havoc.
Hope to get some good looks on the patch (with git diff ze
Github user ulidtko commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/thrift/pull/1053
Please also cover the field tag syntax in the IDL grammar spec
[doc/specs/idl.md](/apache/thrift/tree/master/doc/specs/idl.md).
Our custom parser built per the grammar chokes on these tags
