[ISSUE #986]🚀Add Runtime for ConsumeMessageConcurrentlyService⚡️ #987
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces significant changes across multiple files in the RocketMQ client implementation. Key modifications include enhancements to the logging mechanism, adjustments in method signatures to incorporate Changes
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participant Consumer
participant Service
participant Queue
Consumer->>Service: Start consuming messages
Service->>Queue: Fetch messages
Queue-->>Service: Return messages
Service->>Consumer: Process messages
Consumer->>Service: Acknowledge message processing
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rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_pop_orderly_service.rs (2)
32-32: Approve signature change and request implementation.The addition of
this: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>parameter is approved as it likely improves thread-safety and state management. However, there are a few follow-up actions:
- Implement the method body to replace the
todo!().- Ensure that the
ConsumeMessageServiceTraitdefinition has been updated to match this new signature.- Update the method documentation to explain the purpose and usage of the new
thisparameter.Would you like assistance in implementing the method body or updating the trait definition?
Missing
submit_consume_requestinConsumeMessageServiceTraitTrait DefinitionThe
submit_consume_requestmethod has been updated in its implementations to include the new parameterthis: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>. However, it is not declared within theConsumeMessageServiceTrait. This inconsistency can lead to compilation errors and unexpected behavior.Actions:
- Add the
submit_consume_requestmethod with the updated signature to theConsumeMessageServiceTrait.- Ensure all implementations of the trait include the new
thisparameter in theirsubmit_consume_requestmethod.- Review and update documentation to reflect the changes in the trait and its implementations.
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66-70: Approve signature change and request implementation.The addition of
this: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>parameter is approved as it aligns with the changes made to thestartmethod and likely improves thread-safety and state management. However, there are a few follow-up actions:
- Implement the method body to replace the
todo!().- Ensure that the
ConsumeMessageServiceTraitdefinition has been updated to match this new signature.- Update the method documentation to explain the purpose and usage of the new
thisparameter.- Review and update any code that calls this method to ensure it provides the new
thisparameter correctly.To verify the impact of this change, please run the following script:
This script will help identify any places where the method is called and verify if the trait definition has been updated.
Would you like assistance in implementing the method body or updating any affected code?
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rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_orderly_service.rs (1)
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1-85: Summary and Next StepsThis review has identified several areas that require attention in the
ConsumeMessageOrderlyServiceimplementation:
- The
startandsubmit_consume_requestmethods have been updated with a newArcRefCellWrapper<Self>parameter, suggesting a change in the concurrency model.- Most methods in the trait implementation are currently unimplemented.
- The overall structure of the service needs to be completed.
Next steps:
- Implement the
startandsubmit_consume_requestmethods as a priority.- Gradually implement the remaining methods, ensuring proper error handling and logging.
- Add unit tests for each method as they are implemented.
- Update the documentation to reflect the purpose and usage of the service.
- Consider creating a project task or issue to track the progress of completing this service implementation.
Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track the completion of the
ConsumeMessageOrderlyServiceimplementation?rocketmq-runtime/src/lib.rs (1)
56-60: LGTM! Consider adding documentation.The implementation of
shutdown_timeoutis correct and consistent with the existing codebase. It provides a valuable addition to theRocketMQRuntimeAPI by allowing more control over the shutdown process.Consider adding a doc comment to explain the purpose and behavior of this method. For example:
/// Shuts down the runtime with a specified timeout. /// /// This method will wait for the specified duration for all tasks to complete. /// If the timeout is reached before all tasks complete, the remaining tasks will be forcefully cancelled. /// /// # Arguments /// /// * `timeout` - The maximum duration to wait for tasks to complete. pub fn shutdown_timeout(self, timeout: Duration) { // ... (existing implementation) }rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/process_queue.rs (1)
134-138: Avoid variable shadowing ofpush_consumerThe variable
push_consumeris being shadowed multiple times, which can lead to confusion and reduce code readability. Consider renaming variables after unwrapping to avoid shadowing and make the code clearer.rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_concurrently_service.rs (4)
274-280: Potential misuse ofmutwithmsgsparameterIn the
submit_consume_requestmethod,msgsis passed asmut, but it might not be necessary if you are not modifying the original vector.If you are only consuming
msgsand not modifying it before splitting, you can removemut:async fn submit_consume_request( &self, this: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>, - mut msgs: Vec<ArcRefCellWrapper<MessageClientExt>>, + msgs: Vec<ArcRefCellWrapper<MessageClientExt>>, process_queue: Arc<ProcessQueue>, message_queue: MessageQueue, dispatch_to_consume: bool, ) {Then, you can work with a mutable local variable inside the method if needed.
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235-243: Ensure interval ticks before entering loopIn the
startmethod, after callinginterval.tick().await, the subsequentloopwill immediately await another tick, causing a delay before the first execution ofclean_expire_msg.Consider removing the initial
interval.tick().awaitto perform the first cleanup immediately:self.consume_runtime.get_handle().spawn(async move { let timeout = this.consumer_config.consume_timeout; let mut interval = tokio::time::interval(Duration::from_secs(timeout * 60)); - interval.tick().await; loop { interval.tick().await; this.clean_expire_msg().await; } });
295-297: Handle potential errors during task spawningWhile spawning asynchronous tasks, it's good practice to handle any potential errors that might occur during execution.
Consider adding error handling or logging within the spawned task to capture and log any panics or errors.
self.consume_runtime .get_handle() .spawn(async move { if let Err(e) = consume_request.run(this).await { warn!("Consume request failed with error: {:?}", e); } });
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351-383: Check for empty message list early inConsumeRequest::runIn the
runmethod, you proceed to process messages even ifself.msgsmight be empty after checkingself.process_queue.is_dropped().Add an early return if
self.msgs.is_empty()to avoid unnecessary processing.if self.process_queue.is_dropped() { // existing log and return } + if self.msgs.is_empty() { + info!("No messages to consume for group={} {}", self.consumer_group, self.message_queue); + return; + }rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/default_mq_push_consumer_impl.rs (1)
285-292: Inconsistent handling oflistener; consider consistent cloningIn lines 285-292,
listener.expect("listener is None")is used without cloning, whereas previouslyclone()was used afterexpect(). Ensure consistent handling by cloning afterexpect()if necessary, to prevent potential issues with ownership or borrowing.Apply this diff if cloning is required:
- listener.expect("listener is None") + listener.expect("listener is None").clone()
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Files selected for processing (13)
- rocketmq-client/examples/quickstart/consumer.rs (3 hunks)
- rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_concurrently_service.rs (11 hunks)
- rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_orderly_service.rs (2 hunks)
- rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_pop_concurrently_service.rs (2 hunks)
- rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_pop_orderly_service.rs (2 hunks)
- rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_service.rs (2 hunks)
- rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/default_mq_push_consumer_impl.rs (2 hunks)
- rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/process_queue.rs (2 hunks)
- rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/re_balance/rebalance_impl.rs (0 hunks)
- rocketmq-client/src/consumer/pull_callback.rs (1 hunks)
- rocketmq-client/src/implementation/mq_client_api_impl.rs (3 hunks)
- rocketmq-remoting/src/clients/client.rs (0 hunks)
- rocketmq-runtime/src/lib.rs (1 hunks)
Files not reviewed due to no reviewable changes (2)
- rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/re_balance/rebalance_impl.rs
- rocketmq-remoting/src/clients/client.rs
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rocketmq-client/examples/quickstart/consumer.rs (1)
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25-61: Overall assessment: Improved logging implementationThe changes in this file significantly enhance the logging capabilities of the example consumer. By activating the logger initialization and switching to the
tracingcrate for logging, the code now follows better practices for Rust development and logging. These improvements will aid in debugging, monitoring, and maintaining the application.rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_orderly_service.rs (2)
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1-85: Complete the implementation ofConsumeMessageOrderlyServiceThe current state of
ConsumeMessageOrderlyServiceshows that most methods are not yet implemented. This suggests that the service is in an early stage of development or undergoing significant refactoring.To ensure a complete and functional implementation:
- Prioritize implementing core methods like
start,shutdown, andsubmit_consume_request.- Implement the remaining methods in order of importance for the service's functionality.
- Add appropriate error handling and logging throughout the implementation.
- Consider adding unit tests for each method as they are implemented.
- Update the struct's documentation to reflect its purpose and usage once the implementation is complete.
To get an overview of the implementation status, run:
rg --type rust "impl ConsumeMessageServiceTrait for ConsumeMessageOrderlyService" -A 50This will show the entire trait implementation, allowing us to track which methods still need to be implemented.
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66-72: Implement thesubmit_consume_requestmethodThe
submit_consume_requestmethod is a core part of the message consumption process, but it's currently not implemented. Please provide an implementation for this async method.Consider the following steps for implementation:
- Process the incoming messages (
msgs).- Update the
process_queueas necessary.- Handle the
message_queueappropriately.- Implement the logic for
dispatch_to_consume.Example skeleton:
async fn submit_consume_request( &self, this: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>, msgs: Vec<ArcRefCellWrapper<MessageClientExt>>, process_queue: Arc<ProcessQueue>, message_queue: MessageQueue, dispatch_to_consume: bool, ) { // Process messages for msg in msgs { // Handle each message } // Update process queue // Handle message queue // Implement dispatch_to_consume logic if dispatch_to_consume { // Dispatch logic } log::debug!("Consume request submitted and processed"); }To ensure this method is properly implemented across the codebase, run the following command:
rg --type rust "async fn submit_consume_request\(&self, this: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>," -A 15This will show all implementations of the
submit_consume_requestmethod with the new signature, allowing us to verify that they are properly implemented.rocketmq-runtime/src/lib.rs (1)
56-60: Verify usage of shutdown methods in the codebaseThe addition of
shutdown_timeoutprovides more control over the shutdown process. It might be beneficial to review the existing codebase to identify places where this new method could be utilized for better resource management.Run the following script to find current usages of shutdown methods and potential places where
shutdown_timeoutcould be beneficial:This script will help identify current shutdown patterns and potential places where adding a timeout could improve resource management.
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shutdown_timeoutUsageThe initial search identified multiple
shutdownmethod usages but did not locate any existing patterns whereshutdown_timeoutcould be integrated. To ensure we fully explore potential enhancements in resource management, additional searches with broader criteria are necessary.
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shutdown_timeoutUsage ConfirmedThe
shutdown_timeoutmethod is already implemented and utilized across multiple modules in the codebase. Its addition inrocketmq-runtime/src/lib.rsaligns with existing patterns, providing enhanced flexibility for managing shutdown processes without introducing any conflicts or issues.Scripts executed
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rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_pop_concurrently_service.rs (2)
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94-98: Implement thesubmit_consume_requestmethod and ensure consistent use ofArcRefCellWrapper.The
submit_consume_requestmethod signature has been updated to includethis: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>, consistent with the change in thestartmethod. However, there are concerns:
- The method body uses
todo!(), indicating that the implementation is incomplete. This is critical for a core method likesubmit_consume_request.- The purpose and usage of
ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>should be consistent with its use in thestartmethod.Please implement the
submit_consume_requestmethod with the necessary logic to handle consume requests. Ensure that the usage ofArcRefCellWrapper<Self>is consistent with its intended purpose across the service.Let's verify the consistency of the
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1-112: Overall impact: Refactor service to useArcRefCellWrapperconsistentlyThe changes to
ConsumeMessagePopConcurrentlyServiceintroduceArcRefCellWrapper<Self>as a parameter in key methods, suggesting a significant shift in how the service instance is managed. This change likely aims to improve concurrency control or state management. However, there are several important points to address:
- Implement the
todo!()methods: Bothstartandsubmit_consume_requestmethods need to be fully implemented.- Document the rationale: Add comments explaining the purpose and benefits of using
ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>.- Ensure consistency: Verify that this pattern is applied consistently across related components in the codebase.
- Update tests: Ensure that unit and integration tests are updated to reflect these changes.
- Performance impact: Consider analyzing the performance impact of using
ArcRefCellWrapper, especially in high-concurrency scenarios.Consider creating a design document or updating existing documentation to explain this architectural change. This will help other developers understand the new pattern and ensure consistent implementation across the project.
To get a broader view of the impact, let's check for other files that might need similar updates:
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447-448: LGTM: Improved context handlingThe change simplifies the access to the mutable reference of
context, reducing the number of unwrap calls and improving code readability.
460-461: LGTM: Consistent improvement in context handlingThis change follows the same pattern as the previous one, simplifying the access to the mutable reference of
context. It maintains consistency within the method and improves code readability.
629-630: LGTM: Consistent improvement across methodsThis change applies the same simplification pattern for accessing the mutable reference of
contextas seen in the previous changes. It maintains a consistent approach across different methods in the file, improving overall code readability and maintainability.rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_service.rs (2)
41-42: Verify the need forArcRefCellWrapperin orderly service fieldsThe fields
consume_message_orderly_serviceandconsume_message_pop_orderly_serviceare also wrapped inArcRefCellWrapper<T>andArcRefCellWrapper<K>. Ensure that introducing interior mutability is intentional and doesn't lead to unsafe concurrency patterns.Check for mutable borrowings to confirm if
RefCellis required:
33-34: Confirm the necessity ofArcRefCellWrapperfor service fieldsThe fields
consume_message_concurrently_serviceandconsume_message_pop_concurrently_serviceare now wrapped withArcRefCellWrapper<T>andArcRefCellWrapper<K>, introducing shared ownership and interior mutability. Verify that this change is necessary and that it won't introduce concurrency issues like data races or deadlocks.To verify if
RefCell's interior mutability is required, you can check for mutable borrowings of these fields:Verification successful
ArcRefCellWrapper Usage Confirmed as Necessary
The use of
ArcRefCellWrapperfor bothconsume_message_concurrently_serviceandconsume_message_pop_concurrently_serviceis justified. Mutable accesses viaas_mut()indicate that interior mutability is required, and the shared ownership facilitated byArcRefCellWrapperaligns with the application's concurrency model.Scripts executed
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rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/process_queue.rs (2)
180-186: Double-check concurrency control when modifyingmsg_tree_mapThe code acquires a write lock on
msg_tree_mapafter an asynchronous operation. Ensure that there are no race conditions or inconsistencies caused by modifications tomsg_tree_mapin a concurrent context.
169-176: Ensure topic namespace is correctly setWhen setting the topic with
with_namespace, verify that the namespace is correctly applied and thatas_str()is being used appropriately. This ensures that messages are sent back to the correct topic in the broker.Run the following script to confirm that topics are correctly namespaced:
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rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_concurrently_service.rs (13)
55-55: Changeconsume_runtimeto an owned instance for better resource managementThe
consume_runtimefield has been changed fromArc<RocketMQRuntime>to a directRocketMQRuntime. This simplifies usage and clarifies ownership, ensuring that theConsumeMessageConcurrentlyServicedirectly manages its own runtime instance.
67-77: Initializeconsume_runtimewith a descriptive thread nameThe introduction of
consumer_group_tagto name the threads enhances debuggability by providing meaningful names in logs and traces. This is helpful when multiple consumers are running concurrently.
84-101: Implementclean_expire_msgto handle expired messages asynchronouslyThe new asynchronous method
clean_expire_msgefficiently cleans up expired messages by iterating over theprocess_queue_table. This helps prevent memory leaks and ensures that resources are managed properly over time.
106-109: Updateprocess_consume_resultsignature to passthisfor state managementBy passing
this: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>toprocess_consume_result, the method now has access to the shared state required for asynchronous operations. This adjustment aligns with Rust's concurrency patterns and ensures thread-safe access to shared resources.
163-166: Passthistosubmit_consume_request_laterfor consistencyIncluding
thisin the call tosubmit_consume_request_laterensures that the subsequent methods have the necessary context and access to the service's state.
194-197: Modifysubmit_consume_request_laterto acceptthisparameterThe method signature now includes
this: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>, allowing it to schedule tasks that require access to the service instance. This change is crucial for maintaining the correct state during asynchronous operations.
198-202: Spawn asynchronous task with proper context cloningWhen spawning the task,
thisis cloned and moved into the async block to ensure it is available when the task executes after the sleep duration. This prevents issues with data races and ensures safe concurrency.
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235-243: Updatestartmethod to acceptthisand schedule periodic tasksThe
startmethod now acceptsthis: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>and uses it to spawn an asynchronous task that periodically callsclean_expire_msg. This design ensures that the service can clean up expired messages at defined intervals without blocking the main thread.
277-280: Adjustsubmit_consume_requestto acceptthisfor task schedulingBy adding
this: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>to the method signature, the service can now pass its context to asynchronously spawned tasks, maintaining proper state management during message consumption.
295-297: Spawn consume requests with correct contextThe consume requests are now spawned with access to
this, ensuring that each asynchronous consume operation can reference the service state as needed.
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315-320: Clonethisfor use in async closureCloning
thisbefore moving it into the async block allows each spawned task to have its own reference to the service context, which is essential for thread-safe operations in a concurrent environment.
351-353: ModifyConsumeRequest::runto acceptArcRefCellWrapperChanging the parameter to
mut consume_message_concurrently_service: ArcRefCellWrapper<ConsumeMessageConcurrentlyService>ensures that the consume request has access to the shared service state during execution.
474-476: Use cloned service instance when processing consume resultsBy cloning
consume_message_concurrently_serviceto obtainthis, and passing it toprocess_consume_result, the code ensures that the latest state is available during result processing.
| @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ use rocketmq_client::consumer::mq_push_consumer::MQPushConsumer; | |||
| use rocketmq_client::Result; | |||
| use rocketmq_common::common::message::message_ext::MessageExt; | |||
| use rocketmq_rust::rocketmq; | |||
| use tracing::info; | |||
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LGTM: Improved logging mechanism
Changing from println! to info! macro from the tracing crate is a significant improvement. This provides structured logging capabilities, which are beneficial for log management and analysis. The tracing crate is a modern, flexible logging framework for Rust, suitable for asynchronous contexts.
Consider adding more context to the log message. For example:
info!("Received message: topic={}, tags={}, keys={}, body={:?}", msg.get_topic(), msg.get_tags(), msg.get_keys(), msg.get_body());This would provide more detailed information in the logs, making debugging and monitoring easier.
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| #[rocketmq::main] | |||
| pub async fn main() -> Result<()> { | |||
| //init logger | |||
| //rocketmq_common::log::init_logger(); | |||
| rocketmq_common::log::init_logger(); | |||
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Potential Panic in Logger Initialization
The init_logger() function currently uses .unwrap() when parsing the log level, which can cause the application to panic if an invalid RUST_LOG value is provided. It's recommended to handle this scenario gracefully to improve the application's robustness.
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LGTM: Logger initialization activated
Activating the logger initialization is a good practice for proper logging in the application. This change aligns well with the overall improvement in the logging mechanism.
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The start method is currently unimplemented in multiple services, which can lead to initialization issues. Please implement the start method in the following files:
rocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_orderly_service.rsrocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_pop_orderly_service.rsrocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_pop_concurrently_service.rsrocketmq-client/src/consumer/consumer_impl/consume_message_service.rs
Ensure each implementation initializes necessary resources, sets up background tasks, and includes appropriate startup logic.
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Implement the start method
The start method is crucial for initializing the service, but it's currently not implemented. Please provide an implementation for this method.
Consider the following steps for implementation:
- Initialize any necessary resources or state.
- Set up any required background tasks or threads.
- Implement any startup logic specific to
ConsumeMessageOrderlyService.
Example skeleton:
fn start(&mut self, this: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>) {
// Initialize resources
// Set up background tasks
// Implement startup logic
log::info!("ConsumeMessageOrderlyService started");
}To ensure this method is properly implemented across the codebase, run the following command:
This will show all implementations of the start method with the new signature, allowing us to verify that they are properly implemented.
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| fn start(&mut self, this: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>) { | ||
| //todo!() |
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Codebase Verification
Complete the start method implementation and ensure it adheres to existing concurrency patterns.
The start method in ConsumeMessagePopConcurrentlyService now includes this: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>, aligning with the common usage of ArcRefCellWrapper across the codebase for managing shared, mutable state. However, the method currently contains a todo!(), which prevents the service from starting correctly.
Please implement the start method with the necessary logic to initialize and run the service. Additionally, ensure that the usage of ArcRefCellWrapper<Self> is consistent with how it's applied in other parts of the codebase to maintain concurrency safety and shared access patterns.
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Implement the start method and clarify the use of ArcRefCellWrapper.
The start method signature has been updated to include this: ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>, which suggests a change in how the service instance is managed. However, there are two concerns:
- The method body uses
todo!(), indicating that the implementation is incomplete. This is critical for astartmethod in a service. - The purpose and usage of
ArcRefCellWrapper<Self>are not clear from this context.
Please implement the start method with the necessary logic to initialize and start the service. Also, consider adding a comment explaining the rationale behind using ArcRefCellWrapper<Self> and how it contributes to the service's functionality or concurrency model.
To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's check for other usages of ArcRefCellWrapper:
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| let consume_message_concurrently_service_inner = self | ||
| .push_consumer_impl | ||
| .consume_message_concurrently_service | ||
| .as_mut() | ||
| .unwrap() | ||
| .consume_message_concurrently_service | ||
| .clone(); |
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Consider the performance impact of cloning consume_message_concurrently_service
The introduction of consume_message_concurrently_service_inner as a cloned instance of the concurrent service appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to improve concurrency handling. While this change likely addresses thread safety or borrowing issues, it's important to consider the potential performance impact of cloning the service for each message consumption.
Consider the following suggestions:
- Evaluate if the clone operation is necessary for every message consumption. If possible, consider using a reference or a more lightweight sharing mechanism.
- If cloning is necessary, consider moving the clone operation to a less frequently called location, such as during the initialization of the consumer.
- Add a comment explaining the rationale behind this change to help future maintainers understand the design decision.
Example:
// Clone once during initialization
let consume_message_concurrently_service_inner = self
.push_consumer_impl
.consume_message_concurrently_service
.as_mut()
.unwrap()
.consume_message_concurrently_service
.clone();
// Use Arc to share the cloned service
let consume_message_concurrently_service_inner = Arc::new(consume_message_concurrently_service_inner);
// In the submit_consume_request call
.submit_consume_request(
Arc::clone(&consume_message_concurrently_service_inner),
// ... other arguments
)This approach would reduce the number of clone operations and potentially improve performance.
Also applies to: 291-291
| let this = consume_message_concurrently_service | ||
| .consume_message_concurrently_service | ||
| .clone(); | ||
| consume_message_concurrently_service | ||
| .consume_message_concurrently_service | ||
| .start(); | ||
| .start(this); | ||
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Unnecessary cloning and incorrect use of start() method
In lines 313-319, cloning the service and passing it to its own start() method is unnecessary and may indicate misuse. If the start() method does not require an argument, you should call it directly without cloning or passing self.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- let this = consume_message_concurrently_service
- .consume_message_concurrently_service
- .clone();
- consume_message_concurrently_service
- .consume_message_concurrently_service
- .start(this);
+ consume_message_concurrently_service
+ .consume_message_concurrently_service
+ .start();Committable suggestion
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| let this = consume_message_concurrently_service | |
| .consume_message_concurrently_service | |
| .clone(); | |
| consume_message_concurrently_service | |
| .consume_message_concurrently_service | |
| .start(); | |
| .start(this); | |
| consume_message_concurrently_service | |
| .consume_message_concurrently_service | |
| .start(); |
| let wrapper = consume_message_orderly_service | ||
| .consume_message_orderly_service | ||
| .clone(); | ||
| consume_message_orderly_service | ||
| .consume_message_orderly_service | ||
| .start(); | ||
| .start(wrapper); | ||
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| let wrapper = consume_message_orderly_service | ||
| .consume_message_pop_orderly_service | ||
| .clone(); | ||
| consume_message_orderly_service | ||
| .consume_message_pop_orderly_service | ||
| .start(); | ||
| .start(wrapper); |
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Unnecessary cloning and incorrect use of start() method
In lines 331-343, cloning service instances and passing them to their own start() methods may be unnecessary. If the start() methods do not require an argument, you can simplify the code by calling start() directly without cloning.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- let wrapper = consume_message_orderly_service
- .consume_message_orderly_service
- .clone();
- consume_message_orderly_service
- .consume_message_orderly_service
- .start(wrapper);
+ consume_message_orderly_service
+ .consume_message_orderly_service
+ .start();
- let wrapper = consume_message_orderly_service
- .consume_message_pop_orderly_service
- .clone();
- consume_message_orderly_service
- .consume_message_pop_orderly_service
- .start(wrapper);
+ consume_message_orderly_service
+ .consume_message_pop_orderly_service
+ .start();Committable suggestion
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| let wrapper = consume_message_orderly_service | |
| .consume_message_orderly_service | |
| .clone(); | |
| consume_message_orderly_service | |
| .consume_message_orderly_service | |
| .start(); | |
| .start(wrapper); | |
| let wrapper = consume_message_orderly_service | |
| .consume_message_pop_orderly_service | |
| .clone(); | |
| consume_message_orderly_service | |
| .consume_message_pop_orderly_service | |
| .start(); | |
| .start(wrapper); | |
| consume_message_orderly_service | |
| .consume_message_orderly_service | |
| .start(); | |
| consume_message_orderly_service | |
| .consume_message_pop_orderly_service | |
| .start(); |
| let wrapper = consume_message_concurrently_service | ||
| .consume_message_pop_concurrently_service | ||
| .clone(); | ||
| consume_message_concurrently_service | ||
| .consume_message_pop_concurrently_service | ||
| .start(); | ||
| .start(wrapper); |
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Unnecessary cloning and incorrect use of start() method
In lines 320-325, cloning consume_message_pop_concurrently_service and passing it to its start() method may not be required. Verify whether start() needs an argument. If not, simplify the code by calling start() directly.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- let wrapper = consume_message_concurrently_service
- .consume_message_pop_concurrently_service
- .clone();
- consume_message_concurrently_service
- .consume_message_pop_concurrently_service
- .start(wrapper);
+ consume_message_concurrently_service
+ .consume_message_pop_concurrently_service
+ .start();Committable suggestion
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| let wrapper = consume_message_concurrently_service | |
| .consume_message_pop_concurrently_service | |
| .clone(); | |
| consume_message_concurrently_service | |
| .consume_message_pop_concurrently_service | |
| .start(); | |
| .start(wrapper); | |
| consume_message_concurrently_service | |
| .consume_message_pop_concurrently_service | |
| .start(); |
| consume_message_concurrently_service: ArcRefCellWrapper::new( | ||
| ConsumeMessageConcurrentlyService::new( | ||
| self.client_config.clone(), | ||
| self.consumer_config.clone(), | ||
| self.consumer_config.consumer_group.clone(), | ||
| listener.clone().expect("listener is None"), | ||
| self.default_mqpush_consumer_impl.clone(), | ||
| ), | ||
| ), |
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Potential panic due to calling clone() before expect() on Option
In line 275, calling clone() on listener (which is an Option), before using expect("listener is None"), may cause a panic if listener is None. It's safer to call expect("listener is None") before cloning to ensure that listener is not None.
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- listener.clone().expect("listener is None")
+ listener.expect("listener is None").clone()Committable suggestion
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| consume_message_concurrently_service: ArcRefCellWrapper::new( | |
| ConsumeMessageConcurrentlyService::new( | |
| self.client_config.clone(), | |
| self.consumer_config.clone(), | |
| self.consumer_config.consumer_group.clone(), | |
| listener.clone().expect("listener is None"), | |
| self.default_mqpush_consumer_impl.clone(), | |
| ), | |
| ), | |
| consume_message_concurrently_service: ArcRefCellWrapper::new( | |
| ConsumeMessageConcurrentlyService::new( | |
| self.client_config.clone(), | |
| self.consumer_config.clone(), | |
| self.consumer_config.consumer_group.clone(), | |
| listener.expect("listener is None").clone(), | |
| self.default_mqpush_consumer_impl.clone(), | |
| ), | |
| ), |
| consume_message_orderly_service: ArcRefCellWrapper::new( | ||
| ConsumeMessageOrderlyService, | ||
| ), | ||
| consume_message_pop_orderly_service: ArcRefCellWrapper::new( | ||
| ConsumeMessagePopOrderlyService, | ||
| ), |
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Missing initialization of ConsumeMessageOrderlyService
In line 300, ConsumeMessageOrderlyService is used without calling a constructor or providing initialization parameters. If this service requires initialization, you should instantiate it properly using a constructor like ::new().
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- ConsumeMessageOrderlyService,
+ ConsumeMessageOrderlyService::new(),Similarly, update the initialization of ConsumeMessagePopOrderlyService accordingly:
- ConsumeMessagePopOrderlyService,
+ ConsumeMessagePopOrderlyService::new(),Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
Which Issue(s) This PR Fixes(Closes)
Fixes #986
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shutdown_timeoutto handle shutdown timeouts for the runtime.