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Fix grpc middleware interceptor not PostCall-ing when a streaming RPC with non-streaming server finishes successfully. #725
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Nice! Could you add a test for this?
Hi there Johan, Sure - I'll take a stab next week, pretty loaded right now with other things. |
@johanbrandhorst OK i finally had some time to take another pass at this. I added a test and a relevant API to the testpb proto. I had to update grpc-go though - is it OK or should I make an effort to make sure I re-gen the testpb grpc using the same versions you have in repo? |
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Looks like there are still some lint failures, can you try running make lint
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I ran make lint and cleared out all linting issues, but the github check is failing:
Not exactly sure what to make of it. Do I need to modify something else? |
I think the README thing is a bug, I'm not sure why it happens but I won't let it block this merge |
Thank you for your contribution! |
Current Client-side Stream Interceptor implementation is bugged - it assumes that if the RPC is streaming, then the Server must be streaming responses too. This is incorrect, as a Streaming RPC can be either a Bidi stream ( which are currently handled properly ), or a Client-side only stream. In this case, if the RPC finished successfully, then PostCall never fires as Interceptor assumes it should get an io.EOF ( which obviously does not make sense when Server is not sending a response stream ).
This most obviously manifests when using it with Prometheus reporter - client side metrics for such RPCs that depend on PostCall ( grpc_client_handled_total, grpc_client_handling_seconds ) are not exported.
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