Trustin Lee
Trustin Lee
**describe the bug** I'm currently using `notion-enhanced` installed from your apt repository in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Whenever I launch `notion-enhanced` by clicking the launcher from GNOME desktop, it updates or...
Server keeps the number of active connections as a gauge [here](https://github.com/line/armeria/blob/380e6be4c1f2a4c6627c7929e2afb35edf64598a/core/src/main/java/com/linecorp/armeria/server/Server.java#L545), but client does not. We could implement the gauge at `AbstractKeepAliveHandler`, which is where we measure the connection lifetime....
When a new user writes an Armeria server, the user often doesn't realize they have to add `LoggingService` to see the actual exception in the log. This default behavior can...
We have unrelated yet very similar issues in DNS resolver and `RetryingClient`, which are probably worth discussing in a single issue: ### DNS resolver Currently, there are two timeout values...
When a `Server` fails to start itself up because of a missing key pair, a user will see the following error message: ``` java.lang.IllegalStateException: failed to validate SSL/TLS configuration: Unable...
Given a service: ```java (ctx, req) => { ctx.setAdditionalResponseTrailer("foo", "bar"); return HttpResponse.of(200); } ``` The resulting HTTP/2 frames should be: ``` HEADERS (eos = false) :status=200 TRAILERS (eos = true)...
Currently, a user is allowed to stop a `Server` and then restart it as long as the user didn't call `close()` or `closeAsync()`. This can be useful, but I find...
In some cases, a user has to relax the verification of server certificates, e.g. 1. Accept a certificate regardless if it's valid or not. 2. Accept a certificate even if...
It'd be nice if we export metrics about the connection pool, such as: - the counter of open/closed connections - the number of currently active/idle connections - some timing stats...
We could add `ContextAwareExecutionContext` like we have `ContextAwareExecutorService` for our Scala users. We could also add something similar to #3483.