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When either of the SQLite apps (http-crud-go-sqlite or http-crud-js-sqlite) are run using an external libsql provider (specifically, Turso), things work fine for a spell but then after a little while of inactivity, STREAM_EXPIRED and other errors result.

Not sure if this is specific to the provider (Turso) or the underlying sql libraries, or our use of them. I've repro'd on a local turso db as well as a remote turso db, but the steps below will use a local one.

To repro, launch a local turso db in one terminal and then spin up one of the apps with runtime-config pointing to the db in another eg:

turso dev

[sqlite_database.default]
type = "libsql"
url = "http://127.0.0.1:8080"
token = ""

spin up --sqlite @migrations.sql --runtime-config-file runtime-config.toml

REST requests should work initially, but then after a period of time will fail, eg:

$ curl -X GET http://localhost:3000/items
io error: Hrana: `api error: `{"message":"The stream has expired due to inactivity","code":"STREAM_EXPIRED"}``

$ curl -X GET http://localhost:3000/items
io error: Hrana: `api error: `Received an invalid baton``

Here are logs from a turso db running locally:

$ turso dev
sqld listening on port 8080.
Use the following URL to configure your libSQL client SDK for local development:

    http://127.0.0.1:8080

By default, no auth token is required when sqld is running locally. If you want to require authentication, use --auth-jwt-key-file to specify a file containing the JWT key.

This server is using an ephemeral database. Changes will be lost when this server stops.
If you want to persist changes, use --db-file to specify a SQLite database file instead.
2024-07-18T22:15:29.941091Z ERROR libsql_server::hrana::http: hrana server: Stream handle for 2342824010987366139 is expired
2024-07-18T22:29:49.898140Z ERROR libsql_server::hrana::http: hrana server: Stream handle for 2342824010987366139 was not found

All Spin Apps in this repo should be built using a GitHub Action. There are several events that should trigger the workflow:

• Push to main
• As part of a PR
• Whenever a new release of Spin is available

Hi
Thanks for this repo. Really useful
I am compiling a Rust application that uses CORS.

I am getting the following error when using the build_with_cors function:

 .build_with_cors(&req, &load_cors_config()))
    |          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ----  ------------------- an argument of type `std::string::String` is missing
    |                          |
    |                          expected `&Method`, found `&Request`

It seems to want 3 arguments:

.build_with_cors(/* &spin_sdk::http::Method */, /* std::string::String */, &load_cors_config()))

Ref: https://github.com/fermyon/enterprise-architectures-and-patterns/blob/main/cors-rust/src/lib.rs#L57