fix: Avoid requesting remote endpoints during bootstrap #3749
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| try { | ||
| $capabilitiesService->fetch(); | ||
| $discoveryService->fetch(); | ||
| } catch (\Exception $e) { |
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Do we need to do anything here with the caught error? Is it OK to catch it and just throw it away?
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I just ignored it as I fear spamming the log here for instances that use richdocumentscode, so I'd rather silence them. The cronjob would still trigger logging of potential errors then.
Will probably look into refactoring that part tomorrow to get rid of those calls.
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This will add some abstraction layer for cached request data as used by capabilities and discovery endpoints. By default it will always return the cached data which will never expire (backed by a file in app data in case the memory cache vanishes). Signed-off-by: Julius Härtl <[email protected]>
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| $isCODEInstalled = $this->appManager->isEnabledForUser($CODEAppID); | ||
| $isCODEEnabled = strpos($this->config->getAppValue('richdocuments', 'wopi_url'), 'proxy.php?req=') !== false; | ||
| $shouldRecheckCODECapabilities = $isCODEInstalled && $isCODEEnabled && ($this->capabilities === null || count($this->capabilities) === 0); | ||
| if ($this->capabilities === null || $shouldRecheckCODECapabilities) { |
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This is what has actually caused the issue, as the cache was only there for an hour every request after it expired triggered a new request to the capabilities endpoint, which was unreachable
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Cypress failure also on main, likely some upstream change |
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This will add some abstraction layer for cached request data as used by
capabilities and discovery endpoints. By default it will always return
the cached data which will never expire (backed by a file in app data in
case the memory cache vanishes).
In short the logic is:
There is still a use of fetch for richdocumentscode but that needs some more refactoring to work differently. Does not affect instances where richdocumentscode is not enabled.
Also decreasing the timeout to 5 seconds which should be more then enough.
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