Update Thrift to version 0.16 #657
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Update Thrift to version 0.16.
Since version 0.14, Thrift does not generate certain files, causing an error in CMake. To solve this, I made a wrapper function around the generation logic, so if some of the specified files are not generated, we manually create them.
There was an undocumented breaking change involving the java transport protocol implementations. The indexer service didn't handle all the exceptions correctly, leading to an API mismatch.
Since version 0.15, the javascript library provided by the
thriftnpm package also ships with the nodejs bindings. For environment detection, it internally uses a package calledbrowser-or-node. However, this plugin needs to be bundled with the generated javascript code, making it impossible to directly use it in the old webgui by simply referencing the thrift.js library downloaded from npm. Such change requires the introduction of a build system (likewebpackorbrowserify), and the proper conversion of CommonJS modules to AMD, so it goes beyond the scope of this PR. However, a traditional browser version of the library can still be acquired by downloading it directly from the Thrift repository with the proper version. I've decided to simply grab it from here and put it into the appropriatescriptsdirectory.The new webgui doesn't produce this behavior, as expected.
fixes #630