bump: github.com/quic-go/quic-go to v0.53.0#312
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Thanks for the PR -- looks like the tests might also need to be updated in order to be passing. I don't have a chance to look into it at the moment but we could probably merge this when they pass. |
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I will fix the test this weekend since I’m on holiday. 😊 |
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Hi, |
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Yes, a timeout during matching is a concerning test failure. |
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Sorry for taking back my words. Just did not foresee the workloads piling up while I am taking the vacation... |
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I need some help here. caddy-l4/modules/l4quic/matcher.go Line 147 in 77e8af4 I tried to put the qListener.Accept() function in a loop, as the documents suggested, but no luck here. |
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Still a bit swamped here -- I know @marten-seemann is too, but he might be able to help quicker since he understands the updated APIs, which I still haven't had a chance to look into 🙈 |
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What's the failure? All I see is a test timeout. |
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You might want to try updating in smaller increments. You're going from v0.44.0 to v0.53.0. A lot has changed between these releases, and figuring out which release causes the failure would help us narrow down what could be going wrong here. |
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FYI Caddy has since bumped quic-go to v0.54.0. |
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Hi, how has this been going? |
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I don't think it bothers anyone too much... |
It's unfortunate that I can't use caddy-l4 with caddy |
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@manselmi This is an open source project, why don’t you contribute the respective code? |
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@marten-seemann I would if I knew how. Not a Go dev. |
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I am having vacation now. I expect to do the bi-selection in the middle of the month to pinpoint the exact version that breaks the test cases. |
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Hi there, I've investigated the issue with
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Actually, we can resolve the issue with building against Caddy master by means of referring to a pseudo-version. Credits to @IceCodeNew for this brilliant idea shown in this PR. |
fix #311