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Add streaming command support. #251
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Nice, I'll have to take some time to review the refactor changes you made to the |
We have approval, so can we have it merged, @adnanh @wrouesnel ? |
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Add options - `stream-stdout-in-response` - `stream-stdout-in-response-on-error` - `stream-command-kill-grace-period-seconds` to allow defining webhooks which dynamically stream large content back to the requestor. This allows the creation of download endpoints from scripts, i.e. running a `git archive` command or a database dump from a docker container, without needing to buffer up the original.
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A long overdue rebase and merge! |
I would really appreciate this feature in CI/CD. Is it possible to review and merge this, since it seems to be implemented already 🙏 Thanks a lot for your work 👍 |
I don't know if Adnan will be looking at this any time soon but just as an FYI for the PR author, this is now conflicting again. |
Implements #250.
Add options
stream-stdout-in-response
stream-stdout-in-response-on-error
stream-command-kill-grace-period-seconds
to allow defining webhooks which dynamically stream large content back to the
requestor. This allows the creation of download endpoints from scripts, i.e.
running a
git archive
command or a database dump from a docker container,without needing to buffer up the original.
Notes
This includes a refactor and clean up
hookHandler
to be somewhat more linear then the original was due to the added complexity of handling the deferred behavior of command streaming.