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Summary of Changes
Hello @mirostauder, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request primarily focuses on upgrading the prometheus-cpp
library to version 1.3.0
and its underlying dependency, civetweb
, to version 1.16
. This upgrade necessitates adjustments to how prometheus-cpp
is built and patched within our system, ensuring continued compatibility and functionality with the newer library versions.
Highlights
- Prometheus-cpp Upgrade: The core
prometheus-cpp
library has been upgraded fromv1.1.0
tov1.3.0
. - Civetweb Dependency Upgrade: The
civetweb
dependency, used byprometheus-cpp
for its HTTP server, has been upgraded to version1.16
. - Patch Compatibility Adjustments: Existing custom patches (
registry_counters_reset.patch
andserial_exposer.patch
) have been updated to ensure they apply correctly and are compatible with the newprometheus-cpp v1.3.0
codebase. - Deprecated Patch Removal: The
fix_old_distros.patch
is no longer applied during theprometheus-cpp
build process, suggesting its fixes are either integrated intov1.3.0
or are no longer necessary.
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Code Review
This pull request upgrades prometheus-cpp
to v1.3.0 and its dependency civetweb
to 1.16. The review focuses on ensuring that the removal of a compatibility patch (fix_old_distros.patch
) is justified and that modifications to the registry_counters_reset.patch
correctly leverage any new reset functionalities in prometheus-cpp
v1.3.0, maintaining the existing behavior for ProxySQL.
@@ -267,7 +267,7 @@ prometheus-cpp/prometheus-cpp/lib/libprometheus-cpp-core.a: | |||
cd prometheus-cpp && tar --strip-components=1 -zxf civetweb-*.tar.gz -C prometheus-cpp/3rdparty/civetweb | |||
cd prometheus-cpp/prometheus-cpp && patch -p1 < ../serial_exposer.patch | |||
cd prometheus-cpp/prometheus-cpp && patch -p1 < ../registry_counters_reset.patch | |||
cd prometheus-cpp/prometheus-cpp && patch -p1 < ../fix_old_distros.patch | |||
# cd prometheus-cpp/prometheus-cpp && patch -p1 < ../fix_old_distros.patch |
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The patch fix_old_distros.patch
is no longer applied to prometheus-cpp
as this line is now commented out.
Could you please clarify if this patch has become obsolete with the upgrade to prometheus-cpp
v1.3.0, or if its removal might affect compatibility with older distributions? Understanding the rationale for this change would be helpful.
upgrade prometheus-cpp to v1.3.0
upgrade dependency civetweb to 1.16