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fix: Solution The set command cache does not take effect #3024

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解决了 Set 命令更新 Cache 不生效的问题,原因在于使用 Set 命令时设置 TTL 为 0
issue: #3014

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    • Improved cache expiration logic by converting TTL values only when they are positive, ensuring that non-positive TTL values remain unchanged for more reliable behavior.

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The changes refine TTL handling in cache operations. In both SetCmd::DoUpdateCache and GetCmd::DoUpdateCache, TTL values are now divided by 1000 only when the TTL is greater than zero. Non-positive TTLs remain unchanged, ensuring that only valid TTL values are converted. This adjustment prevents unintended behavior arising from dividing zero or negative TTL values.

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src/pika_kv.cc Modified both SetCmd::DoUpdateCache and GetCmd::DoUpdateCache to conditionally divide TTL by 1000 only if the TTL is > 0.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client as Client
    participant SetCmd as SetCmd::DoUpdateCache
    participant GetCmd as GetCmd::DoUpdateCache

    Client ->> SetCmd: Call update cache (with ttl)
    SetCmd ->> SetCmd: Check if ttl > 0?
    alt ttl > 0
        SetCmd ->> SetCmd: Divide ttl by 1000
    else ttl <= 0
        SetCmd -->> SetCmd: Use ttl as-is
    end

    Client ->> GetCmd: Call update cache (with ttl)
    GetCmd ->> GetCmd: Check if ttl > 0?
    alt ttl > 0
        GetCmd ->> GetCmd: Divide ttl by 1000
    else ttl <= 0
        GetCmd -->> GetCmd: Use ttl as-is
    end
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src/pika_kv.cc (2)

114-114: LGTM! The fix correctly handles zero TTL values.

The change ensures that TTL division only occurs for positive values, fixing the issue where Set command cache was not taking effect when TTL was 0.


194-194: LGTM! Consistent TTL handling across commands.

The change ensures consistent TTL handling between Set and Get commands, maintaining proper cache behavior for zero TTL values.

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@github-actions github-actions bot added the ☢️ Bug Something isn't working label Feb 20, 2025
@Mixficsol Mixficsol marked this pull request as ready for review February 20, 2025 11:44
@Mixficsol Mixficsol merged commit 26d10e6 into OpenAtomFoundation:unstable Feb 21, 2025
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