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复用 #48 BRpop的方式实现 BLpop

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced list retrieval commands with improved error handling, refined timeout management, and more responsive behavior.
    • Introduced an alternative non-locking mechanism for removing list elements, offering improved performance in high concurrency environments.
    • Added new methods for popping elements from lists without acquiring a lock, facilitating concurrent access.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved error handling for invalid timeout values in list commands.

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This pull request updates the BLPopCmd command in the list module to enhance key extraction, timeout parsing, and client blocking behavior. Additionally, new non-locking list pop methods (LPopWithoutLock) have been introduced in the Storage and Redis classes. These changes provide alternative list operations, improve error handling, and modify the control flow in both command execution and data retrieval while maintaining legacy locking mechanisms.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/cmd_list.cc Updated BLPopCmd::DoInitial and BLPopCmd::DoCmd methods to extract keys, parse timeout values with validation, acquire multi-key record locks, and handle client blocking/unblocking based on pop results.
src/storage/include/storage/…storage.h &
src/storage/src/storage.cc
Added LPopWithoutLock method in the Storage class to pop list elements without acquiring locks, delegating to the database instance.
src/storage/src/redis.h &
src/storage/src/redis_lists.cc
Introduced new LPopWithoutLock method in the Redis class for non-locking list pop operations, aligning with existing LPop functionality while handling metadata and batch operations.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Client
    participant BL as BLPopCmd
    participant L as List Storage
    C->>BL: Send BLPOP command with keys and timeout
    BL->>BL: DoInitial: Extract keys, parse timeout, validate values
    BL->>BL: DoCmd: Acquire multi-key record lock
    BL->>L: Attempt to pop element for each key
    alt Element successfully popped
        L-->>BL: Return popped element
        BL->>C: Send response with key & element
    else No element found or error occurs
        alt Error encountered
            BL->>C: Send error response
        else No element popped
            BL->>C: Block client until push operation occurs
        end
    end
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller as Application
    participant S as Storage
    participant DB as Database Instance
    participant R as Redis Module
    Caller->>S: Call LPopWithoutLock(key, count, elements)
    S->>S: Clear elements vector
    S->>DB: GetDBInstance(key)
    DB->>S: Return instance
    S->>DB: Invoke LPopWithoutLock(key, count, elements)
    DB-->>S: Return status and updated elements
    S->>Caller: Return final status and elements
    Note over R,DB: Similar non-locking flow implemented within Redis class methods
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src/storage/src/redis_lists.cc (1)

271-315: Consider consolidating the duplicated pop logic.
This new LPopWithoutLock method closely mirrors the existing LPop method, except for skipping the lock acquisition. To keep the code DRY, consider extracting the shared logic into a helper that both methods can call, reducing maintenance overhead and potential divergence.

src/cmd_list.cc (1)

179-198: Check for non-empty key list.
If BLPop is called without passing any valid keys, the code may behave unexpectedly or never block. Consider validating that at least one key is provided, returning an error otherwise.

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[performance] 203-203: Variable 'func_' is assigned in constructor body. Consider performing initialization in initialization list.

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src/storage/src/redis.h (1)

246-246: Method signature added for LPopWithoutLock

The addition of LPopWithoutLock method declaration provides a non-locking variant of the existing LPop operation. This is a good addition for scenarios where locks need to be managed externally or for implementing blocking operations like the BLPOP command mentioned in the PR.

src/cmd_list.cc (1)

200-220: The redesigned blocking pop logic looks correct.
Keys are iterated in sequence, and the client is properly blocked when no elements are available. This aligns well with typical BLPop semantics.

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src/cmd_list.cc (3)

180-199: Implementation looks good, handles key extraction and timeout parsing properly.

The implementation correctly extracts keys from arguments, handles timeout validation, and calculates expiration time when needed. The logic follows the same pattern as BRPopCmd, ensuring consistency.

One small enhancement to consider:

Add validation for an empty key list. If client->argv_ has only 2 elements (command name and timeout), the extracted key list will be empty. Consider adding a check like:

  std::vector<std::string> keys(client->argv_.begin() + 1, client->argv_.end() - 1);
+ if (keys.empty()) {
+   client->SetRes(CmdRes::kErrOther, "wrong number of arguments for 'blpop' command");
+   return false;
+ }
  client->SetKey(keys);

201-221: Implementation correctly handles list popping and blocking behavior.

The implementation properly initializes data structures, acquires locks for all keys, attempts to pop elements from each list, and blocks the client when necessary. The code correctly uses LPopWithoutLock to match the "BLPOP" functionality (left pop).

Consider adding a check to ensure the elements vector isn't empty after a successful call to LPopWithoutLock before accessing elements[0]:

    if (s.ok()) {
+     if (elements.empty()) {
+       client->SetRes(CmdRes::kErrOther, "unexpected empty response from storage");
+       return;
+     }
      client->AppendArrayLen(2);
      client->AppendString(list_key);
      client->AppendString(elements[0]);
      return;
    }

This would prevent a potential out-of-bounds access if the storage layer returns an empty vector but still reports success.

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[performance] 203-203: Variable 'func_' is assigned in constructor body. Consider performing initialization in initialization list.

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206-208: Consider clearing the elements vector before each iteration.

To prevent potential accumulation of elements from previous iterations, consider clearing the elements vector before each LPopWithoutLock call.

  for (auto& list_key : list_keys) {
+   elements.clear();
    storage::Status s =
        STORE_INST.GetBackend(client->GetCurrentDB())->GetStorage()->LPopWithoutLock(list_key, 1, &elements);
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src/cmd_list.cc (1)

180-221: Implementation successfully mirrors BRPopCmd with appropriate adjustments.

The BLPopCmd implementation follows the same pattern as BRPopCmd but correctly uses LPopWithoutLock instead of RPopWithoutLock and the appropriate blocking type. This approach ensures consistency in the codebase and makes the code more maintainable.

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[performance] 203-203: Variable 'func_' is assigned in constructor body. Consider performing initialization in initialization list.

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还在测试中

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AlexStocks commented Mar 29, 2025

把 python 测试用例改成 go 测试用例,可以借助 https://www.wenxiaobai.com/chat/tourist

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Change python test cases to go test cases

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