conformance

type FakePlatform struct {
	Server *httptest.Server
	// APIKey is the sensor key it accepts.
	APIKey string
	// V2 serves the v2 routes and advertises them; false behaves like a
	// platform from before RFC-026 (404 on /api/v2).
	V2 bool
	// Limits are published on hello.
	Limits protov2.Limits
	// Tools are the sensor's declared tools (empty: any).
	Tools []string
	// Control serves the api RFC-029 control plane on v2 (heartbeat,
	// commands, suppressions, fingerprints, keys) and lists it on hello.
	// False (with V2) is a platform from api v0.8: v2 results only.
	Control bool
	// Paused answers heartbeats as for a disabled sensor (v2: 200 + pause).
	Paused bool
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type Fault func(r *http.Request, seq int) *FaultAnswer

type FaultAnswer struct {
	Status     int
	Problem    protov2.ProblemType // "" for a plain (non-problem) answer
	RetryAfter string
	// Drop closes the connection without answering (a network error, the
	// sender cannot tell whether the request was processed). With Process
	// the request is handled first: "the response was lost".
	Drop    bool
	Process bool
}

type HeartbeatBuild struct {
	SDK *struct {
		Name    string `json:"name"`
		Version string `json:"version"`
	} `json:"sdk"`
	Sensor *struct {
		Name      string `json:"name"`
		Version   string `json:"version"`
		Commit    string `json:"commit"`
		BuildTime string `json:"build_time"`
	} `json:"sensor"`
}

type Release struct {
	CommandID, Reason string
}

type Request struct {
	Method, Path string
	Header       http.Header
	Body         []byte // as sent (compressed when Content-Encoding is set)
	Status       int    // what the fake answered
}

type StoredReport struct {
	ReportID  string
	CommandID string
	Segments  map[int]segment
	Committed bool
	Status    protov2.Status
}