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Bump tchannel and unpin broken thrift #554

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Bump tchannel and unpin broken thrift #554

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@Ryanfsdf Ryanfsdf commented Feb 6, 2019

Updated tchannel-go from 1.5.0 to ^1.6.0. Hard pinning 1.5.0 was problematic because other projects (edge-gateway) require tchannel>=1.10.0 due to other dependencies.

The most logical fix would be bumping 1.5.0 to ^1.5.0 but 1.6.0 introduced a change to the number of logs outputted to zap.logger.info which breaks some tests in Zanzibar. Thus I changed 1.5.0 to ^1.6.0 and fixed the tests which were expecting a certain number of zap.logger.info output.

Also, I removed the pin for apache/thrift because version 0.12.0 introduces a breaking change and the pin ^0.10.0 imports 0.12.0, overriding tchannel's pin of '0.9.3>=, < 0.11.0' and introducing a breaking change.

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Coverage increased (+7.6%) to 68.601% when pulling f984b01 on bump-tchannel into c7b8c7f on master.

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Coverage increased (+7.3%) to 68.288% when pulling 641a902 on bump-tchannel into c7b8c7f on master.

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@Ryanfsdf Ryanfsdf merged commit dc53e7e into master Feb 7, 2019
@Ryanfsdf Ryanfsdf deleted the bump-tchannel branch February 8, 2019 21:26
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