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Separate thrift handler for matching service #3647
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Separate thrift handler for matching service #3647
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This is purely a mechanical refactoring that introduces additional ThriftHandler wrapper. For now it only forwards request to the original handler. Later on this will become a point for conversion between internal types and thrift types. Underlying handler will be independent of rpc protocol types. -Created Handler interface for matching service -Previous Handler struct renamed to HandlerImpl -Created ThriftHandler wrapper on top of Handler interface. At this point it only forward requests as is to underlying handler. -Created Mock for Handler interface. -Covered ThriftHandler with units tests. Test that requests are forwarded to underlying handler and response is returned as is. -Replaced handler registration. Instead of registering HandlerImpl directly, wrap it with ThriftHandler and register it instead.
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This is purely a mechanical refactoring that introduces additional ThriftHandler wrapper. For now it only forwards request to the original handler. Later on this will become a point for conversion between internal types and thrift types. Underlying handler will be independent of rpc protocol types. -Created Handler interface for matching service -Previous Handler struct renamed to HandlerImpl -Created ThriftHandler wrapper on top of Handler interface. At this point it only forward requests as is to underlying handler. -Created Mock for Handler interface. -Covered ThriftHandler with units tests. Test that requests are forwarded to underlying handler and response is returned as is. -Replaced handler registration. Instead of registering HandlerImpl directly, wrap it with ThriftHandler and register it instead.
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What changed?
Replaced handler registration. Instead of registering HandlerImpl directly, wrap it with ThriftHandler and register it instead.
Why?
This is purely a mechanical refactoring that introduces additional ThriftHandler wrapper. For now it only forwards request to the original handler. Later on this will become a point for conversion between internal types and thrift types. Underlying handler will be independent of rpc protocol types.
How did you test it?
Potential risks
None, purely mechanical change.