not sure if we should delete it yet - I think it was written by QE to test GCMv2 - but push server is now GCMv3/FCM compliant. I think there is some features missing there. Perhaps it's still good - not really sure.Actually, we could keep the old gcm-proxy as well. The repo is "push-network-proxies" which means many proxies. We could store the new one under "fcm-wiremock" and the old one under "gcm-java"
but for this, I think, we ought to extract GCM logic from the current project, leaving only APNS stuff.
push-network-proxies/fcm-wiremock/...apns-java/...gcm-java/...push-network-proxies-template.yml
In the future we might want to add new different implementations (or new proxies) so it makes sense to me to have push-network-proxies as an extensible repository, not as a only-2-proxies one.On 24 June 2017 at 15:33, Matthias Wessendorf <matzew@apache.org> wrote:On Fri, Jun 23, 2017 at 4:08 PM, Jose Miguel Gallas Olmedo <jgallaso@redhat.com> wrote:Hi all,I recently create a Docker image of our push FCM proxy, made with Wiremock. Since we are no longer using the FCM proxy in https://github.com/aerogear/push-network-proxies (even the Dockerfile there only consider APNs) I think we could remove it from there and refactor the repository like this:not sure if we should delete it yet - I think it was written by QE to test GCMv2 - but push server is now GCMv3/FCM compliant. I think there is some features missing there. Perhaps it's still good - not really sure.But if Wiremock offers what we need -> fine, better to use things that are supported through a larger community ;-)push-network-proxies/fcm/Dockerfile...apns/Dockerfile...push-network-proxies-template.yml So that we have everything in the same place. I also made a template for Openshift so that we can setup a testing environment for UPS quickly. I think that's the ultimate point of having the mocks together.I like that, having this structure, where FCM is based on Wiremock, right?
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