In CI environments where a real tai gRPC endpoint is reachable on
port 19100, the asynchronous connectTunnelNode goroutine can dial
successfully and send an "open" TunnelControl frame on the Register
stream before the test's "pong" arrives.
Loop on Recv() and skip non-pong frames so the test passes regardless
of whether connectTunnelNode fires in the background.
Made-with: Cursor
- Updated VNC and proxy handling in the tunnel to utilize a structured routing approach, enhancing clarity and maintainability.
- Replaced direct port checks with a new `forwardRoute` struct to encapsulate routing information, including channel type, container ID, and port.
- Modified request handling to streamline the forwarding process and improve error handling for unknown routes.
- Enhanced tests to validate the new routing logic and ensure consistent behavior across VNC and proxy requests.
Made-with: Cursor
- Updated test cases to handle potential stream closure more gracefully by checking for send errors before proceeding with receive operations.
- Enhanced clarity in test logic to ensure that expected errors are correctly asserted when metadata is missing or channel IDs are non-existent.
Made-with: Cursor
- Introduced ExpandHosts function to parse and expand comma-separated host entries, including special values like "internal" and "localhost".
- Updated gRPC server to utilize the new ExpandHosts function for improved host management.
- Added HostHasInternal function to check for "internal" in host strings, enhancing configuration flexibility.
- Implemented new gRPC endpoints for TaiTunnel registration and forwarding, improving tunnel communication capabilities.
- Refactored authentication logic to include new TaiTunnel endpoints, ensuring proper access control.
Made-with: Cursor
