GO-3908 p2p sort remote IPs #1470
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Important Review skippedAuto reviews are disabled on base/target branches other than the default branch. Please check the settings in the CodeRabbit UI or the You can disable this status message by setting the WalkthroughThe recent changes focus on enhancing the clarity and functionality of various components within the codebase. Key updates include method refactorings to simplify interfaces, improved error handling, and the introduction of new structures for managing data. These adjustments facilitate better organization and usability, particularly in the handling of objects and network interfaces. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Server
participant ObjectStore
participant Archive
Client->>Server: Request data
Server->>ObjectStore: QueryRaw(data)
ObjectStore-->>Server: Return filtered data
Server->>Client: Send response
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- core/block/editor/archive.go (1 hunks)
- core/block/editor/archive_test.go (1 hunks)
- core/block/editor/table/block.go (8 hunks)
- core/block/editor/table/block_test.go (3 hunks)
- core/block/editor/table/editor.go (6 hunks)
- core/block/editor/table/table.go (3 hunks)
- core/block/editor/table/table_test.go (2 hunks)
- core/block/object/objectcreator/installer.go (3 hunks)
- core/block/object/objectcreator/installer_test.go (1 hunks)
- net/addrs/common.go (4 hunks)
- net/addrs/interface.go (1 hunks)
- pkg/lib/localstore/objectstore/objects.go (1 hunks)
- space/spacecore/localdiscovery/localdiscovery.go (4 hunks)
- space/spacecore/rpchandler.go (2 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
- pkg/lib/localstore/objectstore/objects.go
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net/addrs/interface.go (2)
37-37: Verify the filtering logic forInterfaceWithAddr.The filtering logic now uses
InterfaceWithAddrinstead ofnet.Interface. Ensure that theInterfaceWithAddrtype correctly implements the necessary properties and methods for this logic to function as expected.Verification successful
Filtering Logic for
InterfaceWithAddris Correctly ImplementedThe
InterfaceWithAddrtype embedsnet.Interface, inheriting its fields and methods, includingFlags. The filtering logic innet/addrs/interface.gorelies on these flags, ensuring compatibility and correct functionality. No issues found.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find the usage of `InterfaceWithAddr` in the filtering logic. # Search for the filter function to understand how `InterfaceWithAddr` is used. rg 'slice\.Filter\(' -A 5Length of output: 5170
35-35: Consider the impact of usingWrapInterfaces.The use of
WrapInterfaces(ifaces)suggests additional processing or transformation of the interfaces. Ensure that this change aligns with the intended functionality and that any dependent code correctly handles the wrapped interfaces.Verification successful
The use of
WrapInterfacesaligns with the intended functionality. The transformation of interfaces usingWrapInterfacesis integrated into existing filtering and sorting logic, ensuring that the wrapped interfaces are handled correctly. No issues are found with this change.Scripts executed
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core/block/object/objectcreator/installer_test.go (1)
19-72: Test coverage looks comprehensive.The test for
queryDeletedObjectscovers various scenarios, including handling deleted and archived objects. Ensure that the mock setup and assertions align with the expected behavior of the function.core/block/editor/archive_test.go (1)
20-20: EnsureQueryRawusage aligns with expectations.The change from
QuerytoQueryRawsuggests a more complex query operation. Verify that this change aligns with the intended functionality and that the test setup correctly reflects the new method signature.Verification successful
QueryRawmethod usage is consistent with expectations.The
QueryRawmethod is defined and used appropriately throughout the codebase. The change fromQuerytoQueryRawreflects the intended functionality, and the test setup correctly accommodates the new method signature.
- Definition found in
pkg/lib/localstore/objectstore/queries.go.- Used in multiple test files and mock implementations.
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core/block/editor/archive.go (1)
81-92: Improved query logic withQueryRaw.The transition to using
QueryRawwithdatabase.Filtersenhances the readability and maintainability of the query logic. This change consolidates filter definitions into a single object, which is a good practice.space/spacecore/rpchandler.go (2)
54-61: Prioritize remote peer addresses.The logic to prioritize the address of the remote peer that initiated the connection is a valuable addition, ensuring that the most relevant address is considered first.
64-68: Avoid duplicate addresses inportAddrs.The check for duplicate addresses using
slices.Containsprevents redundant entries, which is a good practice for maintaining a clean list of addresses.net/addrs/common.go (7)
23-27: New structInterfaceWithAddrfor caching addresses.The
InterfaceWithAddrstruct encapsulates anet.Interfacewith cached address information, which is useful for optimizing address retrieval operations.
33-41: FunctionWrapInterfacesfor converting interfaces.The
WrapInterfacesfunction efficiently converts a slice ofnet.InterfacetoInterfaceWithAddr, facilitating the new structure's usage.
43-61: MethodGetAddrfor IPv4 address retrieval.The
GetAddrmethod efficiently retrieves cached IPv4 addresses, filtering out IPv6 addresses. This enhances performance by avoiding repeated address calculations.
147-153: MethodNetInterfacesfor extracting net.Interfaces.The
NetInterfacesmethod provides a way to extract the underlyingnet.InterfacefromInterfaceWithAddr, maintaining compatibility with existing code that usesnet.Interface.
166-175: MethodGetInterfaceByAddrfor interface lookup.The
GetInterfaceByAddrmethod allows for efficient lookup of interfaces by address, enhancing the functionality ofInterfacesAddrs.
177-195: MethodSortIPsLikeInterfacesfor IP sorting.The
SortIPsLikeInterfacesmethod sorts IPs based on their associated interfaces, which is useful for maintaining a consistent order of IPs relative to their interfaces.
197-208: MethodfindInterfacePosByIPfor locating interfaces.The
findInterfacePosByIPmethod provides a mechanism to locate an interface based on an IP address, enhancing the overall functionality and usability of theInterfacesAddrstype.core/block/editor/table/block_test.go (9)
22-24: Improved Test Case Naming.The renaming of the test case to "empty table should remain empty" enhances clarity and understanding of the test's purpose. This change improves readability and maintainability.
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56-65: Verify Header Row Sorting.The test case "wrong place for header rows -> do sorting" requires verification of the sorting logic for header rows. Confirm that the implementation correctly sorts header rows as expected.
Verification successful
Header Row Sorting Logic Verified.
The
normalizeHeaderRowsfunction correctly implements the logic to sort header rows by placing them at the beginning of the list. This matches the expected behavior described in the test case.Scripts executed
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97-102: Test Dropping of Invalid Table Blocks.The test case "table block contains invalid children -> table is dropped" should confirm that tables with invalid children are dropped. Verify that this behavior is implemented correctly.
42-53: Clarify Sorting Logic in Test Case.The test case "wrong cells order -> do sorting and move invalid cells under the table" should clearly indicate the sorting logic and the handling of invalid cells. Ensure that the implementation correctly sorts cells and moves invalid ones under the table.
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Sorting and Invalid Cell Handling Logic Verified
The sorting logic and handling of invalid cells are implemented in the code. The
normalizeRowfunction incore/block/editor/table/block.gohandles moving invalid cells under the table, andsort.Sort(rs)is used for sorting. This aligns with the test case requirements.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify sorting logic and handling of invalid cells in table normalization. # Test: Check the implementation of sorting and moving invalid cells. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (tb Table) normalizeRow($_, $_) { $$$ sort.Sort($_) $$$ }'Length of output: 101
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#!/bin/bash # Search for sorting operations in Go files to identify where sorting might be implemented. rg 'sort\.Sort' --glob '*.go' -A 5 # Search for functions related to table normalization or handling invalid cells. rg 'normalize|invalid' --glob '*.go' -A 5Length of output: 74424
27-39: Ensure Correctness of Expected Output.The test case "cells with invalid ids are moved under the table" now includes additional cells and expects them to be moved under the table. Verify that the expected behavior matches the implementation logic for handling invalid cell IDs.
Verification successful
Expected Behavior Matches Implementation Logic
The handling of invalid cell IDs in the
normalizeRowmethod correctly matches the expected behavior in the test case. Cells with invalid IDs are moved under the table, as verified by the implementation incore/block/editor/table/block.go.
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82-94: Validate Handling of Invalid Column Children.The test case "columns contain invalid children -> move under the table" should validate that invalid children in columns are moved under the table. Ensure that the logic is correctly implemented.
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Logic for Handling Invalid Column Children is Correctly Implemented
The
normalizeColumnsmethod incore/block/editor/table/block.gocorrectly moves invalid column children under the table as expected. The logic aligns with the test case description.Scripts executed
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66-79: Check Child Placement Logic.The test case "cell is a child of rows, not row -> move under the table" should ensure that cells incorrectly placed as children of rows are moved under the table. Verify that the implementation aligns with this logic.
104-109: Check Column Recreation Logic.The test case "missed column is recreated" should ensure that missing columns are recreated as expected. Confirm that the implementation supports this functionality.
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Column Recreation Logic Verified
The
normalizeColumnsfunction incore/block/editor/table/block.goconfirms that missing columns are recreated as expected. The implementation logs a warning and attempts to recreate missing columns, aligning with the test case "missed column is recreated".Scripts executed
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111-115: Ensure Row Recreation Logic.The test case "missed row is recreated" should ensure that missing rows are recreated correctly. Verify that the implementation aligns with this requirement.
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Row Recreation Logic Verified
The
normalizeRowsmethod incore/block/editor/table/block.gocorrectly handles the recreation of missing rows, aligning with the test case "missed row is recreated". The logic ensures that missing rows are identified, recreated, and added back to the table, confirming the intended functionality.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify recreation of missing rows in table normalization. # Test: Check the implementation for recreating missing rows. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (tb Table) normalizeRows() { $$$ log.Warnf("normalize rows %s: row %s is not found: recreating it", $_, $_) $$$ }'Length of output: 157
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the normalizeRows method or any similar function in the Table struct. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (tb Table) normalizeRows() { $$$ }' # Additionally, search for any function related to row recreation in the Table struct. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (tb Table) $_() { $$$ // Look for any logic that indicates row recreation if $_ { // Logic that might recreate rows $$$ } $$$ }'Length of output: 2916
space/spacecore/localdiscovery/localdiscovery.go (4)
203-203: Use ofNetInterfacesMethod.The use of
l.interfacesAddrs.NetInterfaces()improves encapsulation by using a method to retrieve network interfaces instead of accessing the field directly. This change enhances clarity and maintainability.
255-255: Refined Interface Selection withSelectIfaces.The change to use
zeroconf.SelectIfaces(newAddrs.NetInterfaces())refines interface selection for browsing. This enhances the specificity of network operations.
270-270: Simplified P2P Not Possible Check.The condition
len(newAddrs.Interfaces) == 0 || addrs.IsLoopBack(newAddrs.NetInterfaces())simplifies the check for P2P impossibility by using theNetInterfacesmethod. This improves readability and logic encapsulation.
226-226: Enhance Sorting Logic withSortIPsLikeInterfaces.The addition of
l.interfacesAddrs.SortIPsLikeInterfaces(entry.AddrIPv4)suggests improved sorting of IPs based on interface order. Ensure that this logic aligns with the intended sorting behavior.Verification successful
Sorting Logic Verification Successful
The
SortIPsLikeInterfacesfunction correctly sorts IPs based on their interface order, using the position determined byfindInterfacePosByIP. IPs without an associated interface position are placed at the end, ensuring alignment with the intended sorting behavior.Scripts executed
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core/block/editor/table/block.go (6)
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178-217: Optimized Row Normalization Logic.The
normalizeRowmethod now includes improved error handling and sorting logic. This change enhances robustness and data integrity. Ensure that the logic for handling invalid cells and sorting is correct.Verification successful
Verification Successful: Optimized Row Normalization Logic
The
normalizeRowfunction correctly implements error handling for invalid cells and sorting logic. The function logs warnings for invalid cell IDs and missing columns, and moves such cells under the table if necessary. The sorting mechanism usingrowSortis appropriately applied. The implementation aligns with the described improvements in robustness and data integrity.Scripts executed
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156-174: Improved Header Row Normalization.The
normalizeHeaderRowsmethod now ensures header rows are sorted correctly. This change enhances data integrity and readability. Verify that the sorting logic is accurate and robust.
117-134: RefactoredNormalizeMethod Implementation.The refactored
Normalizemethod now delegates responsibilities tonormalizeColumns,normalizeRows, andnormalizeHeaderRows. This improves code organization and readability. Ensure that the refactored logic aligns with the intended normalization behavior.Verification successful
Refactored
Normalizemethod logic verified.The implementations of
normalizeColumns,normalizeRows, andnormalizeHeaderRowsalign with the intended normalization behavior, handling data integrity and organization effectively. The refactoring improves code readability and organization without altering the core functionality.Scripts executed
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33-33: ExportedNormalizeMethod.The
Normalizemethod is now exported, allowing external access. This change increases the usability of theBlockinterface. Ensure that external access is intended and secure.
258-296: Improved Row Normalization with Error Handling.The
normalizeRowsmethod now includes enhanced error handling and row recreation logic. This change ensures data integrity and robustness. Verify that the logic for handling invalid rows and recreating them is correct.Verification successful
Row Normalization Logic Verified
The logic for handling invalid rows and recreating them in the
normalizeRowsmethod is correctly implemented. The supporting functions and methods ensure robust error handling and data integrity.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the implementation of the getRow function. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func getRow($_, $_) ($_,$_){ $$$ }' # Verify the implementation of the makeRow function. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func makeRow($_) $_ { $$$ }' # Verify the implementation of the Add method in the relevant struct. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func ($_ $_) Add($_) $_ { $$$ }' # Verify the implementation of the MoveBlocksUnderTheTable method in the Table struct. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (tb Table) MoveBlocksUnderTheTable($_) { $$$ }' # Verify the implementation of the RemoveFromCache method in the relevant struct. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func ($_ $_) RemoveFromCache($_) { $$$ }'Length of output: 6258
219-256: Enhanced Column Normalization.The
normalizeColumnsmethod now includes robust error handling and column recreation logic. This change improves data integrity and error management. Verify that the logic for handling invalid columns and recreating them is correct.core/block/editor/table/table.go (6)
21-26: Improved Error Handling: Use of Defined ErrorsThe introduction of defined error variables (
errNotARow,errNotAColumn,errRowNotFound,errColumnNotFound) enhances code readability and maintainability by replacing inline error messages. This is a good practice for consistent error handling.
58-62: Use of Defined Errors ingetRowFunctionThe
getRowfunction now useserrRowNotFoundanderrNotARowfor error handling. This improves clarity and consistency in error reporting.
70-73: Use of Defined Errors inpickRowFunctionThe
pickRowfunction now useserrRowNotFoundanderrNotARow, aligning with the improved error handling strategy.
86-93: Use of Defined Errors inpickColumnFunctionThe
pickColumnfunction now useserrColumnNotFoundanderrNotAColumn, which aligns with the error handling improvements.
78-85: New FunctionmakeColumn: Ensure Consistency withmakeRowThe new
makeColumnfunction is consistent with the existingmakeRowfunction, providing a clear structure for creating table column blocks. Ensure that this function is utilized correctly across the codebase.Verification successful
Verified Usage of
makeColumnFunctionThe
makeColumnfunction is used correctly incore/block/editor/table/block.goto create and add table column blocks. Its usage aligns with its intended purpose. No issues found.Scripts executed
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281-295: New MethodMoveBlocksUnderTheTable: Verify Parent-Child Relationship ManagementThe
MoveBlocksUnderTheTablemethod facilitates moving blocks under a specified table, with error logging for scenarios where the parent block cannot be found or the table block is not among the parent's children. Ensure the logic correctly updates the state.core/block/editor/table/table_test.go (4)
213-215: Enhanced Test Structure: AddedchildrenField intestTableOptionsThe addition of the
childrenfield intestTableOptionsallows for more complex hierarchical relationships in test setups, enhancing the capability to manage table block structures during testing.
232-236: New FunctionwithChangedChildren: Facilitates Test CustomizationThe
withChangedChildrenfunction is a useful addition for customizing test scenarios by allowing specific child IDs to be set for table blocks. This enhances the flexibility of test configurations.
240-248: Integration ofchildreninmkTestTableFunctionThe integration of the
childrenfield in themkTestTablefunction ensures that the specified child relationships are correctly applied to the test table blocks, improving the accuracy of test setups.
256-264: Integration ofchildreninmkTestTableSbFunctionSimilarly, the
childrenfield is integrated into themkTestTableSbfunction, ensuring that smart test setups accurately reflect the intended block hierarchy.core/block/object/objectcreator/installer.go (1)
272-299: RefactoredqueryDeletedObjects: Improved Clarity and PerformanceThe
queryDeletedObjectsfunction has been refactored to useQueryRawandFiltersAnd, simplifying the query construction and potentially improving performance. Ensure that the new logic correctly retrieves the intended records.Verification successful
Verification Successful:
queryDeletedObjectsFunctionalityThe
queryDeletedObjectsfunction is tested ininstaller_test.gowith theTestInstaller_queryDeletedObjectsfunction. The test ensures that the function retrieves the correct records, as evidenced by the assertions checking the number and content of records retrieved. No issues were found in the verification process.Scripts executed
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core/block/editor/table/editor.go (6)
196-196: Encapsulation improvement inCellCreate.The change to use
tb.normalizeRowenhances encapsulation and aligns with object-oriented principles.Ensure that the
tbobject is correctly initialized before use.Verification successful
Initialization of
tbobject is correctly handled.The
tbobject is initialized using theNewTablefunction, which is consistently applied throughout the codebase, including in test cases. This indicates that the initialization is reliable and correctly implemented.
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NewTablefunction is defined incore/block/editor/table/table.goand is used in various files, ensuring proper initialization.Scripts executed
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349-349: Centralized normalization logic inRowSetHeader.The use of
tb.normalizeHeaderRowscentralizes the normalization logic, improving maintainability.Verify the implementation of
normalizeHeaderRowsto ensure it aligns with the new encapsulation strategy.Verification successful
Implementation of
normalizeHeaderRowsVerifiedThe
normalizeHeaderRowsmethod is implemented in thecore/block/editor/table/block.gofile. This confirms that the method is part of the codebase, aligning with the encapsulation strategy mentioned in the review comment.
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core/block/editor/table/block.goat the implementation offunc (tb Table) normalizeHeaderRows() error.Scripts executed
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498-498: Consistent encapsulation inColumnDuplicate.The encapsulation of
normalizeRowwithin thetbobject promotes consistency.Verify that the
normalizeRowmethod correctly handles thecolIdxandrowparameters.Verification successful
Consistent encapsulation in
ColumnDuplicate.The
normalizeRowmethod incore/block/editor/table/block.gocorrectly handles its parameters by checking fornilvalues, ensuring robustness. This supports the encapsulation withinColumnDuplicate, promoting consistency across the codebase.
core/block/editor/table/block.go:normalizeRowmethod handles parameters withnilchecks.Scripts executed
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585-585: Ensure row normalization inColumnListFill.The use of
tb.normalizeRowensures all rows are normalized after filling the column list.Verify the iteration logic over rows to ensure all are processed correctly.
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Row normalization logic in
ColumnListFillis correct.The
ColumnListFillmethod incore/block/editor/table/editor.gocorrectly iterates over row IDs and normalizes each row usingtb.normalizeRow. The logic ensures all rows are processed as intended.
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541-541: Consistent row normalization inColumnMove.Using
tb.normalizeRowensures consistent row normalization after column modifications.Verify the sequence of operations to ensure correct application of
normalizeRow.Verification successful
Consistent row normalization in
ColumnMoveverified.The
normalizeRowmethod is used consistently incore/block/editor/table/editor.go, including within theColumnMovemethod. This confirms the review comment's assertion about consistent row normalization after column modifications.
normalizeRowusage:core/block/editor/table/editor.goColumnMovedefinition:core/block/editor/table/editor.goScripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the sequence of operations involving `normalizeRow` in `ColumnMove`. # Test: Search for the `ColumnMove` method and inspect the sequence of operations. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func ($_).ColumnMove($_, $_) error { $$$ }'Length of output: 75
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for the `normalizeRow` method usage and the `ColumnMove` method definition. # Search for the `normalizeRow` method usage in the codebase. rg 'normalizeRow' # Search for the `ColumnMove` method definition in the codebase. rg 'func (.*)ColumnMove'Length of output: 8370
756-756: Maintain consistency incloneColumnStyles.The invocation of
tb.normalizeRowensures consistency after style cloning.Verify the integration of
normalizeRowwith the style cloning logic.
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core/block/editor/archive.go
75-75: Unused parameter in
updateObjects.The parameter
_ smartblock.ApplyInfois not used within the function. Consider removing it if it's not needed for interface compatibility or future use.
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