The classifier can load and merge rules from multiple files.
A basic iana enhanced status codes ruleset is provided.
A deployment can define their own to augment that set.
This commit is just the core classifier functionality; it
is not yet connected to kumod.
The classification enum is a bit of an amalgam of categories
defined by other well-known vendors/products and the categories
defined by IANA. Some classifications have no corresponding
rules at the current time.
A significant portion are bounced as they move through the queues,
not just those swept up in the direct application of the API call.
Pass in a shared hash map to track the counts and report on that
at the end of the call instead.
This is implemented by allowing the Message:set_due method to
load the message metadata to consult the scheduling constraints,
which should mean that all scheduling updates have the constraints
applied to them.
This currently uses in-memory only throttles, but it uses literally
the same code that is used to implement the redis-cell based solution
we're planning to hit for sharing throttles across a cluster,
so it should be a fairly easy future code change to make it do that,
with no change in semantics.
Tidy up the logging around this; move some error logs to debug level,
especially since we log message events to the log file for that purpose;
there is no need to log errors to the console for this.
To facilitate this, formatlize the `campaign:tenant@domain` naming
and add a helper type to parse and format that tuple of information
to make it easier to work with in the code.
Adjust the get_x_config events to accept those parameters.
This will support adding ed25519 signing in the future,
but stops short because I need to read up on the storage:
the library only supports PKCS8 DER encoded binary data.
* Remove reference to shell variables.
* Lose the variable sample.
* Whoops, somehow I brought back index.markdown
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