[roll] Roll fuchsia [ffx] Use scope ID strings for ssh. Scope ID here refers to a link-local IPv6 address scope ID. Instead of running ssh commands with scope ID's as integers, use verified scope ID strings. This adds a `ScopedSocketAddr` struct to be used in ssh and related commands. This structure is intended to format a stable scope ID in the form of a string. It also, when constructed, will verify the scope ID of the address, returning an error if it cannot be found. The approach taken here is to prevent having to rewrite the majority of ffx daemon related code. It is not necessarily the most complete. Inside the daemon is several layers (in several directions) of address structs: TargetAddrInfo, TargetIp, TargetIpPort, TargetInfo, TargetAddr, etc. Some of these are directly useful as they abstract things like vsock connections, but most have dubious usefulness, especially with the advent of moving more functionality away from the daemon. Ideally this `ScopedSocketAddr` would be pushed closer and closer to the first invocation of the user, therefore preventing invalid scope ID's from making it to the `ssh` command invocation. Original-Bug: 411230336 Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/1260729 Original-Revision: d21abea81e7eb12008b45e4a29291ca2a2d6bb02 GitOrigin-RevId: 65ed52ed1621480240681b8b06f2b946357f9c3e Change-Id: Iff9c7bc00118a5f8a4f95d868cad5044dc3ead99
This repository contains Fuchsia's Global Integration manifest files.
All changes should be made to the internal version of this repository. Our infrastructure automatically updates this version when the internal one changes.
Currently all changes must be made by a Google employee. Non-Google employees wishing to make a change can ask for assistance in one of the communication channels documented at get involved.
First install Jiri.
Next run:
$ jiri init $ jiri import minimal https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/integration $ jiri update
Third party projects should have their own subdirectory in ./third_party.