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Because of that, a few of our ProtocolCompatibilityTests fail:
grpcJavaToGrpcJavaError
grpcJavaToServiceTalkError
grpcJavaToServiceTalkErrorInResponseNoOffload
grpcJavaToServiceTalkErrorInScalarResponse
grpcJavaToServiceTalkErrorViaServerFilter
grpcJavaToServiceTalkErrorViaServiceFilter
We should upgrade the version and investigate the change. Most likely we just need to adjust ProtocolCompatibilityTests. But we should verify that servicetalk-grpc-netty has exactly the same behavior as grpc-java when it generates status. That may require writing a new test if we do not cover this use-case.
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Motivation:
Update grpc-java to 1.25.0
Modifications:
added `assertFallbackStatus` method to check new behaviour of `io.grpc.protobuf.StatusProto.fromStatusAndTrailers`
Result:
Fixesapple#877
Motivation:
Update grpc-java to 1.25.0
Modifications:
added `assertFallbackStatus` method to check new behaviour of `io.grpc.protobuf.StatusProto.fromStatusAndTrailers`
Result:
Fixes#877
Google made a behavioral change in grpc-java 1.25.0:
For more information see:
Because of that, a few of our
ProtocolCompatibilityTests
fail:We should upgrade the version and investigate the change. Most likely we just need to adjust
ProtocolCompatibilityTests
. But we should verify thatservicetalk-grpc-netty
has exactly the same behavior asgrpc-java
when it generates status. That may require writing a new test if we do not cover this use-case.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: