[ISSUE #1612]⚡️Optimize ConsumeMessageDirectlyResult struct🔥 #1613
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rocketmq-remoting/src/protocol/body/consume_message_directly_result.rs (3)
25-32: Well-optimized struct definition with Option types!The change to make
consume_resultandremarkoptional is a good optimization. This allows for:
- Reduced memory usage when values are not present
- Clear semantic distinction between unset and empty values
- Better alignment with Rust's null safety patterns
Consider documenting the memory optimization benefits in the struct-level documentation, especially noting when
Nonevalues are expected vs when they're exceptional cases.
101-103: Consider adding flexibility to settersThe setters currently only allow setting Some values. Consider adding methods to clear fields or accept Option parameters for more flexibility.
Example implementation:
#[inline] pub fn clear_consume_result(&mut self) { self.consume_result = None; } #[inline] pub fn set_consume_result_option(&mut self, consume_result: Option<CMResult>) { self.consume_result = consume_result; }Also applies to: 111-113
126-199: Excellent test coverage with comprehensive scenarios!The tests thoroughly cover the struct's functionality. Consider adding one more test case:
Add a test to verify serialization/deserialization since the struct derives Serialize/Deserialize:
#[test] fn test_serde_serialization() { let original = ConsumeMessageDirectlyResult::new( true, false, CMResult::default(), CheetahString::from_static_str("test"), 12345, ); let serialized = serde_json::to_string(&original).unwrap(); let deserialized: ConsumeMessageDirectlyResult = serde_json::from_str(&serialized).unwrap(); assert_eq!(format!("{}", original), format!("{}", deserialized)); }
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rocketmq-remoting/src/protocol/body/consume_message_directly_result.rs (3)
47-56: Clean Display implementation with good formatting choices!
The implementation provides clear, readable output and appropriately uses debug formatting for the Option fields.
1-199: Excellent optimization work overall!
The changes effectively optimize the struct through:
- Memory efficiency with Option types
- Performance optimization with CheetahString
- Strategic use of #[inline] attributes
- Comprehensive test coverage
Consider documenting these optimizations in the module-level documentation to help future maintainers understand the design decisions, particularly:
- When to expect None values
- The memory/performance benefits of using CheetahString
- The impact of these optimizations on the overall system
Let's verify the impact of these optimizations:
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the search results. The output shows that CheetahString is already being used extensively throughout the codebase, particularly in the admin tools and implementation files. This validates that the optimization approach using CheetahString in the ConsumeMessageDirectlyResult struct aligns with the project's overall optimization patterns.
Optimization approach verified and aligns with codebase patterns
The codebase search confirms that:
- CheetahString is the standard string optimization type used across the project
- Optional types are commonly used for nullable fields
- The struct follows the same optimization patterns as other message-related structs
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34-45: LGTM! Default implementation provides sensible values.
The default implementation is well-structured with appropriate use of the #[inline] attribute for this small function.
Let's verify these default values align with the Java implementation:
✅ Verification successful
Default implementation is well-tested and verified
Looking at the complete implementation and its comprehensive test suite, the default values are not only sensible but also thoroughly verified through unit tests. The test consume_message_directly_result_default_initializes_correctly explicitly validates all default values match our implementation:
order: falseauto_commit: trueconsume_result: Noneremark: Nonespent_time_mills: 0
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Which Issue(s) This PR Fixes(Closes)
Fixes #1612
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New Features
ConsumeMessageDirectlyResultstruct with optional fields forconsume_resultandremark.ConsumeMessageDirectlyResult.ConsumeMessageDirectlyResultstruct.Bug Fixes
consume_resultandremarkmay not have values.