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GO-3273: fix history protocol and implementation #1482

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The recent changes streamline the import functionality and enhance versioning management across multiple components. Key modifications include simplifying method signatures by removing unnecessary parameters, which improves code clarity and usability. Additionally, enhancements to the history structure allow for better handling of concurrent changes, ensuring robust version tracking and management within the system.

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Files Change Summary
cmd/debugtree/debugtree.go; core/block/editor/state/test/buildfast_test.go; core/debug/treearchive/treeimporter.go Simplified Import method calls by removing unnecessary parameters. Refined handling of import logic and parameters for clarity and functionality.
core/debug/service.go Modified DumpTree function to use default options in BuildHistoryTree, potentially changing tree output behavior.
core/history/history.go; core/history/history_test.go Enhanced versioning with a new heads field in the history struct. Introduced methods for dynamic head tracking and added tests for parallel editing scenarios.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Service
    participant Importer
    participant History

    User->>Service: Request to import changes
    Service->>Importer: Call Import("")
    Importer-->>Service: Return success
    Service->>History: Update versioning
    History-->>Service: Version updated
    Service-->>User: Import successful
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Imports are light, history bright,
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Actionable comments posted: 4

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (4)
core/history/history.go (2)

43-43: Initialize heads map with a capacity.

Initializing the heads map with a non-zero capacity can improve performance if the expected number of entries is known.

-	return &history{heads: make(map[string]string, 0)}
+	return &history{heads: make(map[string]string)}

135-135: Clarify the purpose of curHeads.

The curHeads map is used to manage current heads during versioning. Consider adding a comment to clarify its role for future maintainability.

// curHeads tracks current heads during version iteration
core/history/history_test.go (2)

1118-1118: Initialize heads map with capacity in newFixture.

Consider initializing the heads map with a capacity if the expected size is known, for performance optimization.

- heads:        map[string]string{},
+ heads:        make(map[string]string),

1144-1144: Initialize heads map with capacity in newFixtureDiffVersions.

As with newFixture, consider initializing the heads map with a capacity if the expected size is known.

- heads:        map[string]string{},
+ heads:        make(map[string]string),
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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 94e8076 and e2b8fe6.

Files selected for processing (6)
  • cmd/debugtree/debugtree.go (2 hunks)
  • core/block/editor/state/test/buildfast_test.go (2 hunks)
  • core/debug/service.go (1 hunks)
  • core/debug/treearchive/treeimporter.go (2 hunks)
  • core/history/history.go (7 hunks)
  • core/history/history_test.go (4 hunks)
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GitHub Check: unit-test
core/debug/treearchive/treeimporter.go

[failure] 94-94:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttree.HistoryTreeParams


[failure] 94-94:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttree.HistoryTreeParams

core/history/history.go

[failure] 498-498:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts


[failure] 498-498:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts

GitHub Check: lint
core/debug/treearchive/treeimporter.go

[failure] 94-94:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttree.HistoryTreeParams (typecheck)


[failure] 94-94:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttree.HistoryTreeParams) (typecheck)

core/history/history.go

[failure] 498-498:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts (typecheck)


[failure] 498-498:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts) (typecheck)


[failure] 498-498:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts) (typecheck)

Additional comments not posted (7)
core/block/editor/state/test/buildfast_test.go (1)

53-53: LGTM! Verify test coverage.

The removal of the boolean parameter from the Import method calls simplifies the code. Ensure that the test coverage remains adequate and that the change aligns with the expected behavior of the Import method.

Also applies to: 67-67

core/debug/treearchive/treeimporter.go (1)

47-47: Simplification of Import method signature.

The Import method signature has been simplified by removing the boolean parameter. This change reduces complexity and focuses the method on the beforeId parameter, which is beneficial for maintainability.

cmd/debugtree/debugtree.go (1)

54-54: LGTM! Verify import logic.

The removal of the dereferenced fromRoot parameter simplifies the import calls. Ensure that this change aligns with the intended functionality and does not impact the import process.

Also applies to: 85-85

core/debug/service.go (1)

190-190: Verify the impact of using default options in BuildHistoryTree.

The change from HistoryTreeOpts{BuildFullTree: true} to HistoryTreeOpts{} may alter the tree-building behavior. Ensure that the default options align with the intended functionality.

core/history/history.go (2)

5-8: Remove unused imports if not required.

The imports crypto/md5, fmt, and strings are necessary for the changes, but ensure that slices is used somewhere in the file. If not, consider removing it.

Verification successful

The slices import is used and necessary.

The slices import is utilized in the file core/history/history.go with the slices.Contains function. Therefore, it should not be removed.

  • Instances of usage:
    • if !slices.Contains(bundle.LocalAndDerivedRelationKeys, key)
    • if !slices.Contains(bundle.LocalAndDerivedRelationKeys, link.Key)
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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if `slices` is used in the codebase.

# Test: Search for `slices` usage in the current file.
rg --type go 'slices' core/history/history.go

Length of output: 190


185-190: Ensure retrieveHeads handles missing entries gracefully.

The retrieveHeads function defaults to returning the versionId if not found. Verify that this behavior is appropriate for all use cases.

Verification successful

The default behavior of retrieveHeads is appropriate for its usage.

The function retrieveHeads is used in a context where it provides input to a history tree-building process. The code handles both single and multiple head scenarios, suggesting that the default behavior of returning the versionId when no heads are found is suitable for its intended use.

  • core/history/history.go: The function is used to supply heads to BuildHistoryTree, which likely supports both single and multiple heads.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage and handling of `retrieveHeads` in the codebase.

# Test: Search for `retrieveHeads` to ensure it is used correctly.
rg --type go 'retrieveHeads'

Length of output: 174


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#!/bin/bash
# Extract context around the usage of `retrieveHeads` in `core/history/history.go`
rg --type go -A 10 'heads := h.retrieveHeads(versionId)' core/history/history.go

Length of output: 82


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#!/bin/bash
# Extract more context around the usage of `retrieveHeads` in `core/history/history.go`
rg --type go -A 20 'heads := h.retrieveHeads(versionId)' core/history/history.go

Length of output: 82


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for the definition and usage of `retrieveHeads` in `core/history/history.go` to manually verify the context.
rg --type go -A 20 'retrieveHeads' core/history/history.go

Length of output: 1290

core/history/history_test.go (1)

993-1097: Ensure comprehensive coverage for parallel editing.

The test case "changes from parallel editing" effectively simulates concurrent changes. Ensure that all edge cases, such as conflicts and merges, are covered.

Comment on lines 86 to 94
func (t *treeImporter) Import(beforeId string) (err error) {
aclList, err := list.BuildAclList(t.listStorage, list.NoOpAcceptorVerifier{})
if err != nil {
return
}
t.objectTree, err = objecttree.BuildNonVerifiableHistoryTree(objecttree.HistoryTreeParams{
TreeStorage: t.treeStorage,
AclList: aclList,
BeforeId: beforeId,
Heads: []string{beforeId},
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Fix the unknown field error in HistoryTreeParams.

The Heads field in the HistoryTreeParams struct is causing an error because it is not recognized. Ensure that the struct definition includes this field or adjust the code to use the correct fields.

-		Heads:           []string{beforeId},
+		// Ensure the correct field is used in HistoryTreeParams

Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.

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GitHub Check: unit-test

[failure] 94-94:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttree.HistoryTreeParams


[failure] 94-94:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttree.HistoryTreeParams

GitHub Check: lint

[failure] 94-94:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttree.HistoryTreeParams (typecheck)


[failure] 94-94:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttree.HistoryTreeParams) (typecheck)

Comment on lines 192 to 214
func (h *history) fillVersionData(change *objecttree.Change, curHeads map[string]struct{}, participantId string, data []*pb.RpcHistoryVersion) []*pb.RpcHistoryVersion {
curHeads[change.Id] = struct{}{}
for _, previousId := range change.PreviousIds {
delete(curHeads, previousId)
}
version := &pb.RpcHistoryVersion{
Id: change.Id,
PreviousIds: change.PreviousIds,
AuthorId: participantId,
Time: change.Timestamp,
}
if len(curHeads) > 1 {
var combinedHeads string
for head := range curHeads {
combinedHeads += head + " "
}
combinedHeads = strings.TrimSpace(combinedHeads)
hashSum := fmt.Sprintf("%x", md5.Sum([]byte(combinedHeads)))
h.heads[hashSum] = combinedHeads
version.Id = hashSum
}
return append(data, version)
}
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Optimize fillVersionData for multiple heads.

The method concatenates heads and computes an MD5 hash. Consider using a more efficient way to handle multiple heads, such as sorting them before concatenation to ensure consistency.

+ // Sort heads before concatenation for consistency
sort.Strings(heads)

Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.

Comment on lines +491 to +499
func (h *history) treeWithId(id domain.FullID, versionId string, includeBeforeId bool) (ht objecttree.HistoryTree, sbt smartblock.SmartBlockType, err error) {
heads := h.retrieveHeads(versionId)
spc, err := h.spaceService.Get(context.Background(), id.SpaceID)
if err != nil {
return
}
ht, err = spc.TreeBuilder().BuildHistoryTree(context.Background(), id.ObjectID, objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts{
BeforeId: beforeId,
Include: includeBeforeId,
Heads: heads,
Include: includeBeforeId,
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Address unknown field Heads in BuildHistoryTree.

The static analysis tool reports an unknown field Heads in objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts. Verify the struct definition and update the code accordingly.

- Heads:   heads,
+ // Verify the correct field name or update struct definition

Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.

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GitHub Check: unit-test

[failure] 498-498:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts


[failure] 498-498:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts

GitHub Check: lint

[failure] 498-498:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts (typecheck)


[failure] 498-498:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts) (typecheck)


[failure] 498-498:
unknown field Heads in struct literal of type objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts) (typecheck)

Comment on lines +1160 to +1161
Heads: []string{currVersionId},
Include: true,
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Address unknown field Heads in BuildHistoryTree call.

The static analysis tool reports an unknown field Heads. Verify the struct definition in objecttreebuilder.HistoryTreeOpts and update the test setup accordingly.

- Heads:   []string{currVersionId},
+ // Verify the correct field name or update struct definition

Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.

Signed-off-by: AnastasiaShemyakinskaya <shem98a@mail.ru>
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@AnastasiaShemyakinskaya AnastasiaShemyakinskaya merged commit 61604b8 into main Aug 26, 2024
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