Fix: Prevent custom connectors from colliding#2117
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Context
This PR is linked to the feature request I mentioned in the discord server.
When using remote config with multiple custom connectors of the same type, only the last one was ever instantiated. This is because
_implemented_connectorswas keyed byconnector_type, so each new connector of the same type would silently overwrite the previous entry:I may not have the full context on why it was originally designed this way, happy to get feedback or alternative approaches if there's a reason I'm missing.
Changes
_implemented_connectorsis now keyed by connector name instead of connector type, both at registration (_load_connectors) and at lookup (__connect_with_connectors,__init_and_start_regular_connector). Since names are supposedly unique per connector instance, multiple custom connectors of the same type can now coexist.Impact
This is a workaround pending proper multi-custom-connector support in the UI.
This has worked on my part to be able to have 2 different custom connectors at the same time, with 2 different classes.
Please note that RPC calls have not been tested
Only covers the remote config scenario : for non remote config, it is still possible to have a folder per custom connector.