* chore: Refactor Enterprise code to layer on top of AGPL
This is an experiment to invert the import order of the Enterprise
code to layer on top of AGPL.
* Fix Garrett's comments
* Add pointer.Handle to atomically obtain references
This uses a context to ensure the same value persists through
multiple executions to `Load()`.
* Remove entitlements API from AGPL coderd
* Remove AGPL Coder entitlements endpoint test
* Fix warnings output
* Add command-line flag to toggle audit logging
* Fix hasLicense being set
* Remove features interface
* Fix audit logging default
* Add bash as a dependency
* Add comment
* Add tests for resync and pubsub, and add back previous exp backoff retry
* Separate authz code again
* Add pointer loading example from comment
* Fix duplicate test, remove pointer.Handle
* Fix expired license
* Add entitlements struct
* Fix context passing
* feat: Use Tailscale networking by default
Removal of WebRTC code will happen in another PR, but it
felt dangerious to default and remove in a single commit.
Ideally, we can release this version and collect final
thoughts and feedback before a full commitment.
* Remove UNIX forwarding
Tailscale doesn't support this, and adding support
for it shouldn't block our rollout. Customers can
always forward over SSH.
* Update cli/portforward_test.go
Co-authored-by: Dean Sheather <dean@deansheather.com>
Co-authored-by: Dean Sheather <dean@deansheather.com>
With just a few workspaces, the autobuild executor can slow down API
requests every time it runs. This is because we started a long running
transaction and checked all eligible (for autostart) workspaces inside
that transaction. PostgreSQL doesn't know if we're modifying rows and as
such is locking the tables for read operations.
This commit changes the behavior so each workspace is checked in its own
transaction reducing the time the table/rows needs to stay locked.
For now concurrency has been arbitrarily limited to 10 workspaces at a
time, this could be made configurable or adjusted as the need arises.
