Closed aalonsolopez closed 6 months ago
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In conclusion, while the patches aim to address the issue of fixed IPs in the demo, attention to potential problems, validation of changes, documentation of modifications, and comprehensive testing are key considerations to ensure a successful and stable integration of the improvements into the project.
Key changes:
Cargo.toml
file has been modified to change the tokio_wasi
dependency from a specific version to a Git source with specified features.Potential problems:
Overall, while the change may address the issue related to fixed IPs in the demo, the potential problems mentioned above should be considered and addressed before merging this patch. It would be beneficial to review and test the change thoroughly to ensure its stability and maintainability in the project.
Key Changes:
Dockerfile
by changing the COPY
command from COPY Cargo.toml orders.json update_order.json .
to COPY Cargo.toml orders.json update_order.json ./
, adding a forward slash at the end of the destination directory.Potential Problems:
COPY
command indicates that the Dockerfile
, Cargo.toml
, orders.json
, and update_order.json
files are being copied to the root directory in the container. Ensure that these files exist and are essential for the application to function correctly.Overall, the patch seems straightforward and mainly deals with a formatting change. However, it's crucial to validate the necessity and implications of copying these specific files to the root directory in the container.
Incomplete Information: The patch seems to add local references for certain dependencies but lacks context on why these changes were made. The commit message and description should provide reasoning for these modifications.
Dependency Management: While using local paths for dependencies can be useful for development, it may introduce issues when deploying or sharing the project with others. Ensure that this approach aligns with the project's long-term goals in terms of dependency management.
Lack of Testing: If these changes impact the overall functionality of the project, thorough testing is required to guarantee that the demo and other functionalities work as intended with the updated dependencies.
Code Maintenance: The patch introduces new directories for local dependencies. Make sure that the project structure remains organized and clear following these additions to prevent confusion for other developers working on the project.
Possible Inconsistencies: The use of local paths for dependencies might differ from the standard dependency management practices in the project. Confirm that this deviation does not conflict with established conventions or best practices unless there is a compelling reason for doing so.
Overall, the patch introduces local references for dependencies, which can be beneficial for specific development scenarios. However, it is essential to address the potential problems mentioned above to ensure that these changes do not introduce unexpected issues or hinder the project's overall stability and scalability.
Key Changes:
h2
, hyper
, tokio
, and mysql_async_wasi
with their respective paths, URLs, and branches in the .gitmodules
file.Potential Problems:
.gitmodules
file. While this is not a critical issue, it is good practice to have a newline at the end of files for consistency.Key changes in the patch:
.gitmodules
file to use relative paths under ./local_deps
.h2
, hyper
, tokio
, and mysql_async_wasi
.Potential problems:
.gitmodules
file. Ensure that these changes align with the project's overall structure and conventions../local_deps
are correctly pointing to the respective repositories (h2
, hyper
, tokio
, mysql_async_wasi
).Key Changes:
h2
, hyper
, mysql_async_wasi
, and tokio
.Potential Problems:
Overall, the patch seems to be aimed at removing unnecessary dependencies, but it is crucial to verify that the code still functions correctly without these submodules and that no important functionality has been lost.
Key Changes:
Potential Problems:
Overall, the changes seem straightforward, but it is essential to ensure that these modifications do not impact other parts of the project relying on the previous submodule paths.
Key Changes:
tokio_wasi
dependency with the path ./local_deps/tokio/tokio
.Cargo.toml
file.Potential Problems:
tokio_util_wasi
dependency might be unintentional, as it was present before the patch.tokio_wasi
twice might be a mistake or could lead to conflicts if they are different versions or configurations.Overall, the main concern here is the reordering of dependencies and the potential unintended removal or duplication of dependencies. These changes should be reviewed carefully to ensure they do not introduce issues in the project.
Key Changes:
COPY local_deps ./local_deps
. This change copies the contents of the local_deps
folder into the Docker image during the build process.Potential Problems:
local_deps
folder exists and contains the necessary dependencies required for the demo to work without fixed IPs. If the folder is missing or does not contain the correct dependencies, the demo may still face issues.local_deps
folder. It would be beneficial to document this information either in the code comments or in the README to help developers understand its importance and contents.Overall, the addition of the local_deps
folder to the Dockerfile seems like a necessary step to make the demo work without fixed IPs, assuming that the folder contains the required dependencies. However, additional information and documentation would improve the clarity and maintainability of the changes.
Key Changes:
mysql_async_wasi
from a local dependency to version 0.31
.Cargo.toml
file was modified, specifically changing the version of mysql_async_wasi
.Potential Problems:
Compilation Errors: The reason for rolling back to version 0.31
of mysql_async_wasi
is mentioned as compilation errors. It's critical to ensure that by reverting to the previous version, the compilation issues are resolved without introducing new issues. A thorough testing phase is needed to confirm that the codebase now compiles correctly.
Dependency Consistency: It seems there were multiple instances of mysql_async_wasi
being defined in the Cargo.toml
file. It's crucial to ensure that the dependencies are correctly managed and that there are no conflicting or redundant dependencies declared.
Further review of the overall impact of this change and testing the application after applying the patch is necessary to confirm that the rollback effectively resolves the compilation errors without causing regressions or introducing new issues.
Key Changes:
mysql_async_wasi
to =0.31.5
.hyper_wasi
to "0.15"
.tokio_wasi
to "1"
and included additional features - io-util
, fs
, net
, time
, rt
, macros
.Potential Problems:
COPY local_deps
command in the Dockerfile might cause issues if those dependencies are still required for the build process. It would be good to confirm if these dependencies are no longer needed or if there's an alternative method in place.Key Changes:
Potential Problems:
Recommendation:
Key Changes:
docker-compose.yml
file, the MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD
value has been changed to whalehello
.Potential Problems:
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD
value in the docker-compose.yml
file.Solves #23
We should also modify the fixed IP back to the DNS server.
So you mean deleting the fixed IP for the DNS server? I'm pretty sure that it didn't work anytime
I mean, I should have premerged the testing branch to only show the relevant change but there are all the changes with all the local deps that I was investigating, which are irrelevant to the final solution.
btw, DNS_SERVER env variable is still necessary
We should also modify the fixed IP back to the DNS server.
And I don't fully understand this, sry
(sorry for closing the PR, I missclicked)
We should also modify the fixed IP back to the DNS server.
So you mean deleting the fixed IP for the DNS server? I'm pretty sure that it didn't work anytime
I got so confused. Your title shows that we don't need the fixed IPs anymore.
We should also modify the fixed IP back to the DNS server.
So you mean deleting the fixed IP for the DNS server? I'm pretty sure that it didn't work anytime
I got so confused. Your title shows that we don't need the fixed IPs anymore.
We don't need the fixed IPs for every container as I did on #22, but as we talked on the discord discussion we still need the DNS_SERVER IP
We should also modify the fixed IP back to the DNS server.
So you mean deleting the fixed IP for the DNS server? I'm pretty sure that it didn't work anytime
I got so confused. Your title shows that we don't need the fixed IPs anymore.
We don't need the fixed IPs for every container as I did on #22, but as we talked on the discord discussion we still need the DNS_SERVER IP
Yup. That's why I said we need to modify the docker compose file from FIXED IPs to DNS_SERVER IP.
Thanks.
Fixes #23