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upgrade: v1.17 #91
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Summary of ChangesHello @hwbrzzl, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request undertakes a significant upgrade of the Highlights
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This pull request introduces a major upgrade to v1.17, featuring a significant refactoring of the application bootstrapping process to a fluent foundation.Setup() API and the introduction of local facades. It also adds extensive OpenTelemetry support. The changes are extensive, removing many provider and kernel files in favor of a centralized bootstrap configuration.
My review has identified a few critical issues, including duplicate service provider registrations and disabled gRPC tracing interceptors that need to be addressed. I've also pointed out several medium-severity issues related to configuration, placeholder code, and gitignore rules that should be reviewed for a cleaner and more robust codebase.
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This PR upgrades the Goravel example project from v1.16 to v1.17, introducing significant architectural improvements and a new fluent API for application bootstrapping.
Major Changes
foundation.Setup()builder pattern inbootstrap/app.gomain.gonow simply callsapp.Start()instead of manually managing HTTP, gRPC, and Queue server lifecycles with goroutines and signal handlingconfig/app.gotobootstrap/providers.gofor better separation of concernsapp/facades/that useApp().Make*()pattern instead of global facadesconfig/telemetry.gowith tracing, metrics, and propagation settingsclientstoserversterminology inconfig/grpc.goGrpcControllerfor client-side testingPrepareForValidationcallback support with context value testingBind()calls instead of chaining, and added validation context testsCode Quality
The refactoring follows clean architecture principles with improved separation of concerns. The new builder pattern makes the application configuration more readable and maintainable. All deleted provider files had their logic properly migrated to the new bootstrap structure.
Confidence Score: 5/5
Important Files Changed
foundation.Setup()and builder patternapp.Start()instead of manual server lifecycle managementclientstoserversand updated configuration structureSequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram participant Main as main.go participant Bootstrap as bootstrap.Boot() participant Setup as foundation.Setup() participant Config as config.Boot participant Providers as Service Providers participant App as Application participant Servers as HTTP/gRPC/Queue Main->>Bootstrap: Boot() Bootstrap->>Setup: foundation.Setup() Setup->>Setup: WithConfig(config.Boot) Setup->>Config: Initialize configs Config-->>Setup: Config loaded Setup->>Setup: WithProviders(Providers) Setup->>Providers: Register all service providers Providers-->>Setup: Providers registered Setup->>Setup: WithRouting(), WithEvents(), WithJobs() Setup->>Setup: WithMiddleware(), WithGrpcInterceptors() Setup->>Setup: WithCallback() Setup->>App: Create() App-->>Bootstrap: Application instance Bootstrap-->>Main: Application Main->>App: Start() App->>Servers: Start HTTP, gRPC, Queue servers Servers-->>App: Running Note over Main,Servers: v1.17 uses fluent builder pattern<br/>instead of manual lifecycle management