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feeds/scheduler/feed_group.go: Handle per package errs when publishing #132

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@tom--pollard tom--pollard commented Jun 11, 2021

publishPackages() no longer immediately returns if a single package
fails to be marshalled or sent to the publisher. Instead the error
is logged and a generic errPub is returned, inline with poll().

This is for #101, however it could be extended in the future with retry logic, or even some form of event.

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Some thoughts but nothing major, looks good to me!

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@tom--pollard tom--pollard force-pushed the handle_per_pub_err branch 2 times, most recently from 6c8e8f3 to 5e3ed46 Compare June 15, 2021 14:25
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LGTM!

publishPackages() no longer immediately returns if a single package
fails to be marshalled or sent to the publisher. Instead the error
is logged and a generic `errPub` is returned, inline with poll().
@tom--pollard tom--pollard merged commit 98b20fa into ossf:main Jun 16, 2021
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