th2-grpc-common 3.5.0.dev1237184297

th2_grpc_common

th2 gRPC common library (3.5.0)

This library contains common proto messages that are used in all th2 components. See common.proto file for details.
Tool generates code from .proto files and uploads built packages (.proto files and generated code) to specified repositories.

How to maintain a project

1. Perform the necessary changes.
2. Update the package version of Java in gradle.properties file.
3. Update the package version of Python in package_info.json file.
4. Commit everything.

Java

If you wish to manually create and publish a package for Java, run the following command:

gradle --no-daemon clean build publish artifactoryPublish \
       -Purl=${URL} \ 
       -Puser=${USER} \
       -Ppassword=${PASSWORD}

URL, USER and PASSWORD are parameters for publishing.

Python

If you wish to manually create and publish a package for Python:

1. Generate services with Gradle:

      gradle --no-daemon clean generateProto
   

   You can find the generated files by following path: src/gen/main/services/python
2. Generate code from .proto files and publish everything using twine:

   pip install -r requirements.txt
   pip install twine
   python setup.py generate
   python setup.py sdist
   twine upload --repository-url ${PYPI_REPOSITORY_URL} --username ${PYPI_USER} --password ${PYPI_PASSWORD} dist/*
   

   PYPI_REPOSITORY_URL, PYPI_USER and PYPI_PASSWORD are parameters for publishing.

Release notes

3.5.0

• Added a new flags check_repeating_group_order and keep_result_group_order in RootComparisonSettings message

3.4.0

• Added IN and NOT_IN filter operation, which filter a field by value from list of String.
• Added LIKE and NOT_LIKE filter operation, which filter a field by String regEx expression.
• Added MORE, LESS, NOT_MORE, NOT_LESS filter operations, which filter a field by comparing values(numeric types and date/time in ISO format).
• Added WILDCARD and NOT_WILDCARD filter operations, which filter a field by String specified wildcard expression. The wildcard matcher uses the characters ? and * to represent a single or multiple (zero or more) wildcard characters. This is the same as often found on Dos/Unix command lines.
• "abc-123", "*-123" --> true
• "abc-123", "*-xyz" --> false
• "abc-123", "ab*" --> true
• "abc-123", "*-???" --> true
• "abc-123", "*-????" --> false

N.B. the sequence *? does not work properly at present in match strings.

3.3.0

• Added information about message timestamp into checkpoint message

3.2.0

• Implement stubs creation for Python