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Netty's HttpClientCodec always emits a LastHttpContent event and so we don't need to track the received bytes manually to know when we are done reading. The HttpBlobStore compares the hashes of the received bytes to give us confidence that what we received is correct.
Closes #5244.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 197887877
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Only the last commit needs to be reviewed, as it's rebased on https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/pull/5101
Closes #5117.
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When the http response has a status other than 200 and
also has a Content-Length header set, then wait until
all content has been received before completing the user
promise.
In case of any errors, close the channel in order to make
sure it's not reused as we don't know what data is left
on the wire.
Closes #5101.
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Closes #4622.
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* This puts in the foundation of HTTP/2 support for remote caching.
* Allows us to remove the Apache HTTP library as a dependency, reducing
the Bazel binary size by 1MiB.
On fast networks (i.e. GCE to GCS) we can see a >2x speed improvement for TLS
throughput. Even from my workstation to GCS I get significant build time
improvements when using Netty's TLS 18s vs 12s.
Closes #4481.
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Jakob Buchgraber