* get rid of old format stuff, utils usage, fix up for fdk2.0 interface
* pure agent format removal, TODO remove format field, fix up all tests
* shitter's clogged
* fix agent tests
* start rolling through server tests
* tests compile, some failures
* remove json / content type detection on invoke/httptrigger, fix up tests
* remove hello, fixup system tests
the fucking status checker test just hangs and it's testing that it doesn't
work so the test passes but the test doesn't pass fuck life it's not worth it
* fix migration
* meh
* make dbhelper shut up about dbhelpers not being used
* move fail status at least into main thread, jfc
* fix status call to have FN_LISTENER
also turns off the stdout/stderr blocking between calls, because it's
impossible to debug without that (without syslog), now that stdout and stderr
go to the same place (either to host stderr or nowhere) and isn't used for
function output this shouldn't be a big fuss really
* remove stdin
* cleanup/remind: fixed bug where watcher would leak if container dies first
* silence system-test logs until fail, fix datastore tests
postgres does weird things with constraints when renaming tables, took the
easy way out
system-tests were loud as fuck and made you download a circleci text file of
the logs, made them only yell when they goof
* fix fdk-go dep for test image. fun
* fix swagger and remove test about format
* update all the gopkg files
* add back FN_FORMAT for fdks that assert things. pfft
* add useful error for functions that exit
this error is really confounding because containers can exit for all manner of
reason, we're just guessing that this is the most likely cause for now, and
this error message should very likely change or be removed from the client
path anyway (context.Canceled wasn't all that useful either, but anyway, I'd
been hunting for this... so found it). added a test to avoid being publicly
shamed for 1 line commits (beware...).
Creates a test that aims to assert that the Equals and Clone functions
for our three entity structs actually work.
The bulk of the code is spent creating gopter generators for the entities. See information of generative or property based testing for
explainations on that topic, but basically it's an object that is
capable of creating a stream of unique instances of the given struct.
With the generator we then make three assertions:
1) Entities are always equal to themselves.
2) A .Clone() of an entity is Equal to the original entity.
3) A .Clone() of an entity that has a field modified is not equal to the
orignal.
The third property is the worse for implementation, as it does not
generate the field to modify, it simply loops all fields for each generated
entity, and checks Equals always breaks.
Break testing shows that this would have caught earlier bugs in Equals
due to field addition. It will add to the work to add further fields,
generators have to be manually specified for each field, but that
seems a worthy cost.
