Due to a logical error in CommitQuota, all workspace Stop->Start operations
were being accepted, regardless of the Quota limit. This issue only
appeared after #9201, so this was a minor regression in main for about
3 days. This PR adds a test to make sure this kind of bug doesn't recur.
To make the new test possible, we give the echo provisioner the ability
to simulate responses to specific transitions.
Fixes#9172
There is always at least one authentication method enabled (none), so we should remove the authMethod check to make sure that the button is always shown.
* Refactors the existing httpmw tests to use dbtestutil so that we can test them against a real database if desired,
* Modifies the GetWorkspaceAgentByAuthToken to return the owner and associated roles, removing the need for additional queries
* chore: add /v2 to import module path
go mod requires semantic versioning with versions greater than 1.x
This was a mechanical update by running:
```
go install github.com/marwan-at-work/mod/cmd/mod@latest
mod upgrade
```
Migrate generated files to import /v2
* Fix gen
* Add Docker image
* Try building the container in CI
* Uncomment testing lines
* Trim image step
* Hit 'em with a Docker load
* Oopsie!
* Add a tag and push!
* Fix image name 🤦
* Fix sudo
* Fix target name
* Build and push
* Fix login to docker hub
* Revert to Docker push
* Fix PATH
* Fix SHA
* Fix ca certs
* Fix ca certs
* Fix coping files in
* Fix docker init
* Fix Docker group and init
* Add comments to our Nix
* Fix build stage
* Add some more comments
* Remove old dogfood image files
* Tag and push with branch name
* Fix tag passing
* Fix tag passing
* Remove old pull triggers
* Convert gen to use Nix
* Add protobuf to the flake
* Add prettier to the dev shell
* Swap to the faster Nix cache action
* Add the correct yq
* Fix gen
* Add make to the flake
* Update extensions
* The batchstats warning went out on every Ctrl+C in my development
Rule of silence:
The provisioner and connect messages messages were sent out on every startup
without a corresponding user event, making them annoying and more-so
debug messages.
Ben Potter