Use upstream net-http-persistent, connection_pool (un-vendored)
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This drops support for all EOL ruby versions.
Dropped 1.11: EOL since 2023-06-21 (last release was 2023-06-19) Dropped 1.12: EOL since 2023-09-27 (last release was 2023-09-11) Dropped 1.13: EOL since 2024-03-25 (last release was 2024-01-29) Added 1.14: EOL since 2024-06-10 (last release was 2024-02-28) Added 1.15: EOL since 2024-06-10 (last release was 2024-02-28) Added 1.16: EOL since 2024-06-10 (last release was 2024-05-29) Added 1.17: EOL since 2024-10-09 (last release was 2024-09-24) Added 1.18: current release (last release was 2025-01-29) 1.16 has LTS until 2026-03-15 (Vault Enterprise only). I kept unsupported releases all the way back to 1.14 only because I have to support a 1.14 server that hasn't been upgraded (yet). 😔
`net-http-persistent` and `connection_pool` were vendored, and have gotten very out-of-date. This resets to use the upstream gems. `connection-pool` is upgraded from 2.2.0 to 2.4+: * 2.2.5 fixes argument forwarding for ruby 2.7+. * 2.4.0 automatically drops all connections after fork. `net-http-persistent` is upgraded from 3.0.0 (forked) to 4.0.2+: * 4.0.2 fixes compatibility with `connection-pool` 2.4 * 3.1.0 supports TLS min/max and IPv6 (also in vendored fork) * 3.1.0 fixes a memory leak in connection pooling. * some vendored fork differences were removed: * use :name, :pool_size kwargs for .new One change to the vendored fork was reimplemented: upstream does _not_ support timeout kwarg for .new, nor does `connection_pool` expose an accessor for its `timeout`. So this code reaches into the pool and sets the `@timeout` ivar directly.
These exceptions are copied from the list of exceptions which Net::HTTP uses in `#transport_request` to determin whether the socket should be closed (and retried, for idempotent requests).
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net-http-persistentandconnection_poolwere vendored, and have gotten very out-of-date. This resets to use the upstream gems.connection-poolis upgraded from 2.2.0 to 2.4+:net-http-persistentis upgraded from 3.0.0 (forked) to 4.0.2+:connection-pool2.4One change to the vendored fork was reimplemented: upstream does not support timeout kwarg for .new, nor does
connection_poolexpose an accessor for itstimeout. So this code reaches into the pool and sets the@timeoutivar directly.Additionally, all of the exceptions which
net-httphandles (inNet::HTTP#transport_request) are added toRESCUED_EXCEPTIONS. Net::HTTP uses these to determine whether the socket should be closed (and whether idempotent requests should be retried).Additionally, other changes were made so CI would pass: