* 'devel' of https://github.com/arangodb/arangodb:
Enabled modification nodes in spliced subqueries again (#10499)
Set internal state to DONE when upstream is DONE (#10513)
Put the write into the IoContext. (#10511)
fix the default case, if we guess that we have structured post data, actually parse it. (#10508)
metricsfeature cleanup in unprepare (#10514)
Updated CHANGELOG (#10509)
Bug fix/input row serialization (#10502)
feature/metrics (#10423)
fix compilation on mac (#10505)
* Unified toVelocyPack of InputRow and AqlItemBlock. We can now velocypack any range within an AqlItemBlock as a new block.
* This is the fix required here. We now end exhausted false in initialize cursor. For some reason the other side checks this hard-coded value and if it is not the expected value it does ignore the send body ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
* Added test for range-based serialization
* late document materialization for view draft
* MaterializeType
* asserts and removed std::function
* std::map -> std::array
* Common search ast nodes code to a separate file
* Unit tests for create and clone a node
* js tests
* tmp unfinished
* Replace variables for late materialization
* Move removing
* Removed wrong clears
* Fixed variable replacement
* removed old tests (for separate materialization)
* check if late materialization arangosearch rule is enabled
* js test. added space
* moved a function to anonym namespace
* Subquery assert
* Review improvements
* Review improvements 2
* View node state to a separate var (microoptimization)
* Fixed index assert
* alignment
* C++ unit tests
* Fix bug in SubqueryEndExecutor
If a subquery was spliced, and did not get any input rows, the SubqueryEnd
executor still expected a relevant ShadowRow to be handed through, and ran into
an assertion (or otherwise crashed the server) if it didn't get one.
* Add regression test for SubqueryEndExecutor fix
* make replication timeouts configurable via startup options
The following options are available (for active failover
and master-slave replication):
--replication.connect-timeout
--replication.request-timeout
Values can be specified in seconds. If these options are used, they will
be used for replication requests, overriding any hard-coded defaults or
explicitly configured timeouts.
Jan Christoph Uhde
Tobias Gödderz
Lars Maier
Wilfried Goesgens
Kaveh Vahedipour
Michael Hackstein
Andrey Abramov
jsteemann
Jan
Jan Christoph Uhde
Markus Pfeiffer
Heiko
Iurii Popov
Max Neunhöffer
Dronplane