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The recent changes focus on enhancing project documentation and modifying buffer management within the code. Jakub Adamus has been added to the AUTHORS file to acknowledge his contributions. Additionally, the writeAuthSwitchPacket method in packets.go has been updated to use a different buffer acquisition method, potentially improving memory management and packet construction during authentication processes.
Changes
| File | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| AUTHORS | Added Jakub Adamus as a contributor. |
| packets.go | Modified writeAuthSwitchPacket to use takeBuffer(pktLen) instead of takeSmallBuffer(pktLen). |
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Description
Targets issue in #1482. When username/password (JWT token usually) are too long, there are unable to fit into buffer, which has only 4k at connection startup. Using takeBuffer (which autogrows) instead of takeSmallBuffer should work in this case.
I did not find any "better" solution to this problem as checking length of packet before choosing buffer would be practicaly the same logic and conditions, what takeBuffer does. If there is need to use takeSmallBuffer for perfomrance reasons, there can be takeSmallBuffer kept and takeBuffer called only after failure, which seems to be ugliest solution.
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Documentation
AUTHORSfile to acknowledge contributions.Improvements