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Read your own group writes #415
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces enhancements to the message publishing mechanism and testing infrastructure. In the Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Service
participant PublishWorker
Client->>Service: Publish Envelope
Service->>PublishWorker: Stage Envelope
PublishWorker->>PublishWorker: Process Envelope
PublishWorker-->>Service: Update lastProcessed
Service->>Service: Wait for Processing
Service-->>Client: Return Response
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pkg/server/server_test.go (1)
215-279
: Enhance test coverage for read-your-own-writes guarantee.While the test verifies the basic functionality, consider adding test cases for:
- Multiple concurrent writes
- Error cases (e.g., timeout scenarios)
- Performance under load
Would you like me to generate additional test cases to improve coverage?
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pkg/api/message/publishWorker.go (2)
17-24
: LGTM! Thread-safe tracking of processed envelopes.The
lastProcessed
field usingatomic.Int64
ensures thread-safe tracking of envelope IDs.
97-97
: LGTM! Proper update of the last processed ID.The ID is stored after successful processing, ensuring accurate tracking.
pkg/api/message/service.go (1)
353-353
: LGTM! Ensures read-your-own-writes guarantee.The call to
waitForGatewayPublish
ensures that the write is processed before responding to the client.pkg/server/server_test.go (2)
33-44
: LGTM! Dynamic port allocation improves test reliability.Using dynamic port allocation prevents port conflicts in parallel test execution.
76-79
: LGTM! Proper configuration of the Payer options.The Payer configuration now includes the private key, ensuring proper authentication.
This does not solve all possible cases of read-your-own-writes, but it makes things a little bit easier.
This guarantees that when a node confirms a payer write, future reads will return the data.
This does not guarantee:
I added the debug log so we can see how long the delay is. In general, it is usually one busy-wait cycle. But could be more on busy systems. It is rarely 0 cycles.
Relates to #358
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