Todd Short
Todd Short
Replacement of #9155 (github doesn't allow change of source repositories) Add support for brotli compression Add support for Zstandardi compression Add support for RFC8879 Add support for callback API, which...
Add support for client-side caching. Uses an application defined "cache_id" to identify a connection. This cache_id may be an IP address, DNS name or anything else the client wishes to...
Add support for the RFC7250 extensions, allows the use of only private keys for connection (i.e. certs not needed). Fixes #6929 Replacement for #16620 (since github doesn't allow changing the...
##### Checklist - [X] documentation is added or updated - [ ] tests are added or updated
Fixes #19520 The existing stream-based ZLIB compression does not close out the stream properly. This is incompatible with RFC1950. Add a one-shot ZLIB compression method (as used with Brotli and...
Add support for client-side caching. Uses an application defined "cache_id" to identify a connection. This cache_id may be an IP address, DNS name or anything else the client wishes to...
This adds support for RFC8701, which can be used in testing to ensure TLS extensibility and proper processing. This is different from fuzzing in that this can be done on...
**Description of the change:** Handle CSV deletion during sync. **Motivation for the change:** There are two reconcilers for the CSV, one is controller-runtime based, the other is based on queueinformer....
## Feature Request **Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** See #3108 and corresponding discussion: https://kubernetes.slack.com/archives/C0181L6JYQ2/p1704293361617039 With various performance improvements, the test case in #3108 started to...
## Flaky Test Report **Failure Log Link** [Failure Log](https://github.com/operator-framework/operator-lifecycle-manager/actions/runs/6771572912/job/18402234628#step:5:764) **Relevant Failure Log** ``` ------------------------------ • [FAILED] [398.692 seconds] Fail Forward Upgrades when a CSV resource is in a failed state...