Upgrade thrift compiler to 0.15.0

[csordasmarton]

Pypi and npm packages are available for thrift 0.15.0 version so we can try to upgrade it:

• https://www.npmjs.com/package/thrift/v/0.15.0
• https://pypi.org/project/thrift/0.15.0/

Unforunately the docker image what we used during development is deprecated and doesn't have an image for this version. So we have to build our own image (codechecker/thrift) based on the following configuration file: https://github.com/ahawkins/docker-thrift/blob/d7e73876549d205898b1922bcbf69e74ef11c288/0.12/Dockerfile

[csordasmarton]

There is a bug in the 0.15.0 thrift (Python part) and for now we can't upgrade to this version until it is fixed. For more information see: https://issues.apache.org/jira/projects/THRIFT/issues/THRIFT-5467.

[csordasmarton]

I created a patch to solve this problem: apache/thrift#2491

[csordasmarton]

Okay, now the patch is merged, but we have to wait the next release (>0.16.0).

[nolange]

thrift is now on version 0.18.1.

I cant compile codechecker on soon-to-be-reelased debian "bookworm" anymore since the old thrift fails to compile.

[nolange]

Ping? thrift 0.13.0 belongs into a museum!

[bruntib]

Hi,

I started to check this upgrade. But may I ask, what workflow does it prevent in Debian? I mean, we have a "make build" target in the "api" directory which uses a docker container to build the Thrift api in a container. What is the motivation of building stubs natively on the host machine?

There is also a second issue: the latest Thrift version is 0.16 on pypi. It seems like it is not maintained, so probably that should be the latest one that we could use.

[nolange]

Hi,

I started to check this upgrade. But may I ask, what workflow does it prevent in Debian? I mean, we have a "make build" target in the "api" directory which uses a docker container to build the Thrift api in a container. What is the motivation of building stubs natively on the host machine?

I dont know, I did run pip install codechecker and it failed when installing / compiling thrift.
It does work now - so I don't know what was the issue.

There is also a second issue: the latest Thrift version is 0.16 on pypi. It seems like it is not maintained, so probably that should be the latest one that we could use.

The last version of codechecker on pypi is 6.22.1, and not the current release. Does this mean its not maintained?