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[ISSUE #2119]💫Add ConsumeQueueData for rust #2120

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Fixes #2119

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    • Added a new ConsumeQueueData struct to support consume queue data representation
    • Implemented serialization and deserialization capabilities for consume queue data
    • Provided display formatting for consume queue data structures

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This pull request introduces a new module consume_queue_data in the RocketMQ remoting protocol body, adding a ConsumeQueueData struct. The new struct provides a structured representation of consume queue data with fields for physical offset, size, tags, extended data, and other related attributes. The implementation includes serialization support, trait derivations, and a comprehensive test suite to validate the struct's functionality.

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rocketmq-remoting/src/protocol/body.rs Added public module declaration for consume_queue_data
rocketmq-remoting/src/protocol/body/consume_queue_data.rs New module with ConsumeQueueData struct, Display trait implementation, and unit tests

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[#2119] Add ConsumeQueueData for Rust

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
rocketmq-remoting/src/protocol/body/consume_queue_data.rs (1)

23-33: Consider deriving PartialEq for improved testability.

The struct definitions appear well-designed with sensible defaults. However, deriving PartialEq (and possibly Eq) can streamline comparisons in tests or in general usage scenarios.

 #[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, Default)]
+#[derive(PartialEq, Eq)]
 #[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")]
 pub struct ConsumeQueueData {
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rocketmq-remoting/src/protocol/body.rs (1)

35-35: Great addition of the new module.

Introducing the consume_queue_data module neatly organizes the ConsumeQueueData logic, promoting ease of discovery and reusability.

rocketmq-remoting/src/protocol/body/consume_queue_data.rs (8)

1-16: File header and license preservation look good.

The Apache License header is present and correct, ensuring compliance with ASF requirements.


17-21: Modules and dependency imports are properly scoped.

The usage of std::fmt::Display, serde::{Serialize, Deserialize}, and cheetah_string::CheetahString is coherent. These imports match the struct’s functionalities of logging, serialization, and custom string handling, respectively.


35-50: Display implementation is concise and effective.

The formatted string representation provides a clear and human-readable overview of the struct’s contents, which is beneficial for logging and debugging.


52-76: Tests for display format are comprehensive.

The consume_queue_data_display_format test validates the custom Display implementation thoroughly, ensuring correct field values and formatting.


78-88: Default values test ensures predictable initialization.

Verifying default values gives confidence that absent fields will not cause unexpected behavior.


90-106: Serialization test is well-designed.

The JSON assertion captures both the renamed fields and expected values, guaranteeing consistency between the struct and external representations.


108-125: Deserialization test checks complete round-trip.

Deserialization is correctly verified against a known JSON string, validating that all fields are accurately restored.


127-139: Handling of missing fields is confirmed.

Verifying missing optional fields ensures defensive code against partial or incomplete data inputs, demonstrating robust error handling.

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rocketmq-remoting/src/protocol/body/consume_queue_data.rs (1)

52-139: Comprehensive test suite
The test module thoroughly exercises default values, serialization, deserialization, and string formatting for ConsumeQueueData. Consider adding testing for invalid JSON payloads or malformed data if that scenario is relevant in production. Otherwise, this coverage looks excellent.

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rocketmq-remoting/src/protocol/body.rs (1)

35-35: Introduced a new module for consume queue data
This line adds a new module declaration consume_queue_data, which appears to be a logical extension to the protocol body. There are no apparent issues. Please confirm that any references to consume_queue_data in other parts of the code are valid and tested.

rocketmq-remoting/src/protocol/body/consume_queue_data.rs (3)

1-16: Proper license header inclusion
Great job including the Apache License header. This is important for compliance with Apache Software Foundation policies.


23-33: Struct design looks clean
The ConsumeQueueData struct fields, along with the default and serialization attributes, provide a clear definition for queue data consumption. The approach of using an Option<CheetahString> aligns well with fields that may be absent.


35-50: Well-structured Display trait implementation
The Display implementation produces a readable, concise, and debug-friendly string representation. This is particularly useful for logging and debugging.

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