* Removes logging all the reader actions, and logs specific messages inside the reader_fsm instead
* Adds constructors to reader actions
* Makes reader_fsm use connection_state
* Refactors reader_fsm tests
* Moves exec_fsm action printing to test code
* Adds support for terminal and partial cancellation to async_run.
* Makes basic_connection::cancel use per-operation cancellation under the hood.
* Fixes a number of race conditions during cancellation which could cause the cancellation to be ignored. This could happen if the cancellation is delivered while an async handler is pending execution.
* Deprecates operation::{resolve, connect, ssl_handshake, reconnection, health_check}, in favor of operation::run. Calling basic_connection::cancel with these values (excepting reconnection) is now equivalent to using operation::run.
* Fixes a problem in the health checker that caused ping timeouts to be reported as cancellations.
* Sanitizes how the parallel group computes its final error code.
* Simplifies the reader, writer and health checker to not care about connection cancellation. This is now the responsibility of the parallel group.
* Removes an unnecessary setup_cancellation action in the reader FSM.
* Adds documentation regarding per-operation cancellation to async_receive.
* Adds additional health checker tests.
* Adds async_run per-operation cancellation tests.
* Adds reader FSM cancellation tests.
* Makes test_conn_exec_retry tests more resilient.
* Removes leftovers in the UNIX and TLS reconnection tests. These were required due to race conditions that have already been fixed.
close#318close#319
Data rotation in the read buffer creates latency, we know it
is preset but so far its magnitude was unknown. This PR adds
it as a new field to the usage struct. For example, the
test_conn_echo_stress outputs now
Commands sent: 780,002
Bytes sent: 32,670,085
Responses received: 780,001
Pushes received: 750,001
Bytes received (response): 3,210,147
Bytes received (push): 32,250,036
Bytes rotated: 3,109,190,184
In total approximately 34Mb are received but 3Gb are
rotated.
