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refactor: clean up connection info cache interface #768
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- Remove two methods from interface - Move connection count into dialer - Use ConnectionInfo to resolve DB version
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one docstring change
Co-authored-by: Jack Wotherspoon <jackwoth@google.com>
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LGTM ✅
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In #768, we removed an implicit behavior of the Go Connector. If a dial attempt requests a non-existent IP type (e.g., client asks for public IP on a private IP only instance), the Connector would invalidate the cache. But with the cleanup PR, we removed that implicit behavior. In some cases, it might be useful to have this behavior. For example, if a caller starts the Go Connector and tries to connect to a public IP and then later configures public IP, there is no need for a restart. We made that change in the AlloyDB Go Connector mostly because some internal tests depend on that behavior. See GoogleCloudPlatform/alloydb-go-connector#555. Fixes #780
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In #768, we removed an implicit behavior of the Go Connector. If a dial attempt requests a non-existent IP type (e.g., client asks for public IP on a private IP only instance), the Connector would invalidate the cache. But with the cleanup PR, we removed that implicit behavior. In some cases, it might be useful to have this behavior. For example, if a caller starts the Go Connector and tries to connect to a public IP and then later configures public IP, there is no need for a restart. We made that change in the AlloyDB Go Connector mostly because some internal tests depend on that behavior. See GoogleCloudPlatform/alloydb-go-connector#555. Fixes #780
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This PR shrinks the interface for the connection info cache. A smaller interface makes it easier to provide alternate implementations. Separately, the ConnectionInfo provides a super set of the InstanceEngineVersion data, making InstanceEngineVersion a duplicate method in effect. Also, connection count tracking shouldn't be done at the cache layer and instead should be done at the dialer layer. As a result, this PR removes two methods from the interface for a tighter and clean abstraction.