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Joshua Harlow a68b5972f5 Expose the gerrit watcher as a thread with defined transitions

Instead of just maintaining a simple boolean that denotes
whether the thread is connected or not, expose a more rich
set of state transitions that can be used by external users
to know exactly the state the thread is currently in.

This new list is:

* IDLE (not initialized/started running)
* DISCONNECTED (not connected to gerrit)
* CONNECTING (attempting to connect)
* CONNECTED (connected to gerrit)
* CONSUMING (consuming events from gerrit)
* DEAD (thread has exited its run method)

The state transitions are the following:

IDLE -> DISCONNECTED
DISCONNECTED -> CONNECTING
CONNECTING -> CONNECTED
CONNECTED -> CONSUMING
CONSUMING -> DISCONNECTED (on consuming failure)
CONNECTING -> DEAD (if no more retries)

Change-Id: Ib4ecef4f093b6d6925bc4b553020e15111248617

2014-02-01 22:10:26 -08:00

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Expose the gerrit watcher as a thread with defined transitions

2014-02-01 22:10:26 -08:00

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