All calls to update now return a boolean value. When performing a full upate this return value is used to
check if Moonraker should wait for Klippy to reconnect.
Signed-off-by: Eric Callahan <arksine.code@gmail.com>
This ignores an attempt to update packages if system updates are disabled and opens the possibility for supporting updates for other linux distributions.
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Transion away from Tornado's wrappers, as their implementation of
"wait()" can be confusing. Some of tornado's methods require that
you specify a delay in seconds, others requrire that you specify a
timeout relative to the Unix epoch.
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The underlying deployment implementations use locks to prevent concurrent attempts at refeshing state, thus the "is_refreshing" check is redundant.
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This allows Moonraker to report download progress. This also resolves potential issues with I/O blocking the event loop.
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This is the first step toward creating mutliple methods for deployment. This patch creates a base class for all deployment objects and a base class for application deployment. The git functionality has moved to its own module.
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Remove the "distro" config option as it is not necessary. If there is a need to identify the linux distribution that can now be done through the distro dependency.
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Rather than add these arguments to the config, use a method to access them from the server object.
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This creates a generic utility for retreiving the git version. Moonraker will now attempt to parse basic version info from a ".version" file if git describe fails.
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This file is no longer required for moonraker, the version info will either be stored in the pex file or retreived from git.
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The importlib module will raise an exception if the component does not exist, so the check is redundant. This allow allows packages to be loaded.
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Initially rebuilding the venv was required to change env options to include dist packages. This is no longer necessary so we can remove detection for it. Building a venv could still be necessary, so move this functionality to its own method.
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These options are no longer necessary, as we now apply the dist path before the import in modules that require dist packages.
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Rather than symlink the gpiod dependency in a virtualenv, temporarily add the dist-package to sys.path then import gpiod.
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This resolves a potential issue where clients could anticipate that all items in the status parameter are objects.
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Rather than require consumers handle the TimeoutError, handle it directly and return the connection state.
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Perform reads in a thread so File I/O does not block.
This patch also disables ETags for static files. Tornado's default behavior of caching file hashes will not work as many of Moonraker's can be updated. The previous workaround to this was to recalculate the checksum if the modified date changed. This is inefficient as its behavior is not much different than using "If-Modified-Since".
Signed-off-by: Eric Callahan <arksine.code@gmail.com>
Use the PeriodicCallback in proc_stats to check if the event loop was blocked for a More than 5 seconds. If this is detected, log
Moonraker's CPU usage over that time.
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This should prevent large file uploads from blocking the asyncio event loop for a long period of time.
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Implement a write buffer so that all calls to "write_message" are awaited. This allows for more graceful shutdown if the websocket is closed.
When Moonraker shuts down, attempt to wait for all websockets to close before exiting.
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