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ui / server mode: make thread safe #22
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Fixes most of #22 Except for the http.go client headers
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… allow save/retrieve/graph saved data (#37) * Move result -> chart logic entirely in javascript So a page can directly graph a fortio JSON Also added the version in the virtual static prefix (so fortio upgrades/version bump yield a reload of the code) * Update webtest for version in path * Fixed thread safety of all periodic/runner* Fixes most of #22 Except for the http.go client headers * Increases stats/ coverage * Fixed JS formatting * Fixed the last client thread safety Which was about headers * Added new nolint: gas * Accelerate the build and made an image for linters Fixes #36 * Use our own build image * Rename data dir to resources dir (data dir will be where we save) * Adding gcc to build image get -race test and libc-dev to get linters * Limit concurrency to not explode on circleci * Data can now be saved and fetched/graphed later Default data dir is /var/lib/istio/fortio * Bumping to 0.4.0 Given the big changes in this PR (and then we’re early for Dec release) * Fixed hanging case with chunked mode when the last read covered more than 1 chunk, which happens at the moment with the main url. Fortio was doing 1 more read and hanging Added option to change debug level in webtest * Fixing refactoring bug And adding a test * Adding safe ID() to put alphanumeric part of Labels in file name * Linter/spelling * Code review comments
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