Housekeeping #9
Housekeeping #9
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dnwe
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Jan 10, 2023
dnwe
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- chore: add go.mod and go.sum
- fix: migrate go-fuzz to native Go 1.18 test
- chore: apply gofmt
- convert corpus using file2fuzz from golang.org/x/tools - move fuzz.go to fuzz_test.go and use testing.F - run with `go test -parallel=1 -fuzz FuzzData`
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🤔 I'm not sure what the inner nested anonymous func is for? I'm not that familiar with the new f.Fuzz though...
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@eapache yeah that's the fuzz target (as opposed to the fuzz test) which defines what arguments to expect from the corpus and testcases:
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Yeah sorry that part makes sense, I was referring to the third inner func() int { }() which doesn’t have an apparent purpose?
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I'll be honest, I'd kind of forgotten this repo existed, and I hadn't looked at Sarama in a few years either. So, wow, this PR turned into a real trip down memory lane. But thank you for the much-needed cleanup! And since I'm already off-topic for the actual PR, let me add: thank you for your work on Sarama! It is absolutely wild to me that it is still being heavily used and maintained, by people who are not me, a full decade after I wrote the first draft. It feels good :) To my surprise, I see this is still in active use by Sarama (why has upstream Kafka still not fixed their snappy streaming format? sigh). This package is pretty trivial and I'm happy to keep merging housekeeping PRs every couple of years, but that seems like a bad plan for long-term maintainability, as I no longer work at Shopify or have any regular interaction with Sarama (or really Kafka, or golang, for that matter). I'm not sure if there's a better option (moving it back into Sarama feels wrong... I can imagine other projects needing this library, though I don't actually know of any, 5 years later). But just so you're aware, since it looks like you're quite active on Sarama repo right now. |
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@eapache 👋 thanks, yeah eapache/queue is still in-use by Sarama too :) If you want to add me as a contributor and/or move the repo to some generic org for future maintainership then that'd be fine. Alternatively I could just pull snappy.go itself into Shopify/sarama if you want to freeze this repo as archived |
Oof, yeah. Speaking of housekeeping that should really be updated to use generics. (Actually, now that generics are a thing, there must surely be a better, general data structures package for go which provides an efficient queue implementation?). Anyway. In the short term I will make you a contributor to both repos. If at some point the Sarama team (is that even a shopify-led project anymore?) want to fork or take full ownership or something, just give me a ping and I’ll be happy to have that conversation. |
