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tfsdk: Migrate server to internal/proto6server package #310

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Reference: #215

This change was accomplished by the following (with zero actual logic changes):

  • mkdir internal/proto6server
  • git mv tfsdk/serve* internal/proto6server/
  • Replacing package tfsdk with package proto6server in those moved files
  • Removing NewProtocol6Server(), Serve(), and ServeOpts in moved files
  • Adding necessary tfsdk. scoping to the now external tfsdk package references
  • Moved necessary unexported methods (e.g. Schema.tfprotov6Schema()) to internal/toproto6 (this package will be expanded further in the future)
  • Moved attribute plan modification testing (including test plan modifiers) to internal/proto6server/attribute_plan_modification_test.go
  • Moved attribute validation testing (including test validators) to internal/proto6server/attribute_validation_test.go
  • Moved block plan modification testing (including test plan modifiers) to internal/proto6server/block_plan_modification_test.go
  • Moved block validation testing (including test validators) to internal/proto6server/block_validation_test.go
  • Copied tfsdk Config/Plan/State.getAttributeValue methods to internal/proto6server (Config/Plan/State)GetAttributeValue functions temporarily to not export existing methods

There are some other planned refactorings in the future for the internal/proto6server and tfsdk code including:

  • Creating a shared implementation for the underlying Config/Plan/State details
  • Creating a internal/fromproto6 package with protocol version 6 type to framework type conversions
  • Migrating additional framework type to protocol version 6 code to internal/toproto6
  • Migrating RPC handling into individual code and test files

These will be handled separately to reduce review burden, as this change was already very large.

Reference: #215

This change was accomplished by:

- `mkdir internal/proto6server`
- `git mv tfsdk/serve* internal/proto6server/`
- Replacing `package tfsdk` with `package proto6server` in those moved files
- Removing `NewProtocol6Server()`, `Serve()`, and `ServeOpts` in moved files
- Adding necessary `tfsdk.` scoping to the now external `tfsdk` package references
- Moved necessary unexported methods (e.g. `Schema.tfprotov6Schema()`) to `internal/toproto6` (this package will be expanded further in the future)
- Moved attribute plan modification testing (including test plan modifiers) to `internal/proto6server/attribute_plan_modification_test.go`
- Moved attribute validation testing (including test validators) to `internal/proto6server/attribute_validation_test.go`
- Moved block plan modification testing (including test plan modifiers) to `internal/proto6server/block_plan_modification_test.go`
- Moved block validation testing (including test validators) to `internal/proto6server/block_validation_test.go`
- Copied tfsdk Config/Plan/State.getAttributeValue methods to internal/proto6server (Config/Plan/State)GetAttributeValue functions temporarily to not export existing methods

There are some other planned refactorings in the future for the `internal/proto6server` and `tfsdk` code including:

- Creating a shared implementation for the underlying `Config`/`Plan`/`State` details
- Creating a `internal/fromproto6` package with protocol version 6 type to framework type conversions
- Migrating additional framework type to protocol version 6 code to `internal/toproto6`
- Migrating RPC handling into individual code and test files

These will be handled separately to reduce review burden, as this change was already very large.
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Since the code is now external to the package that declares these as deprecated, staticcheck will raise an issue. This silences those reports, either by denoting that the support is required in the case of Block support, or denoting that the functionality will be removed in the case of ResourceImportStateNotImplemented().
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Chunky PR :)

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Thank you for the report on how this was created.
It's impractical for me to read through the code changes, but with that list at least it's clear it's all "moving stuff around" to create the new structure.

LGTM

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bflad commented May 3, 2022

Thank you both!

@bflad bflad merged commit 09acc68 into main May 3, 2022
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