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_changes response might have completed already
replication client should use inactivity timeout on changes feed
replication bugfixes, see COUCHDB-516
we were skipping 1/1000 updates replicating old servers w/o _changes
quietly start a new connection if changes feed is closed
finish committing my changes adventure. pardon the dust.
Support for replication over SSL. Resolves COUCHDB-491
This turned out to be a decent amount of work, since:
1) ibrowse did not use SSL on dedicated connections. Wrote a simplistic patch,
will contact Chandru for further discussion.
2) When nginx is used for the SSL wrapper, it wants to buffer the changes feed.
Setting "proxy_buffering off" in nginx.conf helps, but some buffering still
occurred. Fixed by making couch_rep_changes_feed smart enough to split
merged chunks.
3) The Erlang ssl application showed instabilities when used with {active,once}.
Switched to the "new implementation" using {ssl_imp, new} and instabilities
disappeared.
fix a process leak in local changes feed consumer
disable gen_server timeouts for internal replication processes
also follow 302 for _changes feed
heartbeat bugfix for continuous replication from remote source
continuous _changes are now newline-delimited JSON Objects (no commas)
fix pull replication w/o _changes (for 0.9.x remote sources)
new replicator using _changes feed for continuous replication
update rep_changes_feed to use feed=continuous and rep_httpc
reassemble split chunks in changes feed, add all() export
oops, bug in r795297 (listen for local update notifications)
listen for local update notifications when continuous=true
second cut at _changes feed consumer. still not used by replicator
first cut at _changes feed consumer. not yet used by replication
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