Adds the concept of a "temporary working area" to flat_tree. Nodes in this area belong to a partially parsed message, and are hidden from the user. Now flat_tree can be used as the receive response without explicitly handling partial messages.
Changes flat_tree::get_view return type from const vector& to span.
Adds flat_tree::capacity.
Splits generic_flat_response tests to a separate file and adds extra cases.
close#369
* Terminal cancellation in async_exec no longer tears down the connection when the cancelled request has been sent to the server.
* Adds support for partial cancellation in async_exec with the same semantics.
Adds config::setup and config::use_setup, to run arbitrary Redis commands on connection establishment
Improves docs for config::{username, password, clientname, database_index}
Splits all connection establishment tests into test_conn_hello
close#302
Updates multiplexer to make requests complete with error_code() rather than error_code(0)
Integration tests now use io_context::run_for to run with a timeout and avoid deadlocks
Tests now use concrete lambdas where generic ones are not required
Tests now use BOOST_TEST with operator== to print values on error
Tests now use anonymous namespaces to detect dead code
Adds run_coroutine_test and removed start from common.hpp
Updates test_reconnect to perform relevant checks
Refactors how test_issue_50 launches its coroutines
Groups tests in CMake as unit or integration
Updates Jamfile tests to contain all unit tests and only unit tests
As the user points out in
https://github.com/boostorg/redis/issues/205
wait_for_all might be the cause of delay in the
reconnection. I could not observe any improvement in my
local setup but wait_for_one_error look the correct token
and all tests pass so I am willing to change it.
Before these changes the request had to be marked as written in order to
interpret incoming responses as belonging to that request. On fast
networks however, like on localhost and underload the responses might
arrive before the write operation completed.
