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chore: fix some function names and typo in comment #1042

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fix some function names and typo in comment

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    • Corrected several typographical errors and improved grammar in comments and documentation for enhanced clarity.
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    • Updated internal function names to support external use while maintaining existing functionality.

Signed-off-by: wangjingcun <wangjingcun@aliyun.com>
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This pull request makes several minor textual updates. Several comments and documentation files have been corrected for typographical and grammatical errors. In addition, three internal decoding functions in two encoding files have been renamed to use an uppercase first letter, changing their visibility without altering any functionality or control flow.

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File(s) Change Summary
batch_test.go, immutable_tree.go, iterator.go, mutable_tree_test.go, testutils_test.go, v2/iterator.go Corrected multiple typographical errors in comments
cmd/iaviewer/README.md Fixed spelling and grammar issues to improve clarity in documentation
internal/encoding/encoding.go, v2/internal/encoding.go Renamed three decoding functions (from lowercase to capitalized) and updated the corresponding comments to promote export visibility

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🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
v2/internal/encoding.go (1)

1-1: 💡 Verification agent

🧩 Analysis chain

Verify package boundaries for exported functions.

The file is located in an internal directory but contains exported functions. Please verify if this aligns with the intended package boundaries and API design.

Let's check the package structure and usage:


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check package structure and usage of decode functions

# Check if there are any other packages importing these functions
rg -l "encoding\.Decode(Bytes|Uvarint|Varint)" --type go

# Check package structure
fd -t d "internal|v2"

Length of output: 168


Based on the output:

  • The search for exported decode functions from the file in v2/internal/encoding.go returned hits in files outside of the v2 subtree (e.g. in fastnode/fast_node.go and node.go).
  • By Go’s internal package rules the package in v2/internal/encoding should only be imported by packages within v2 (or its allowed subtrees). References from files in fastnode or at the repository root (such as node.go) indicate that exported functions from this internal package are being used in unexpected package boundaries.

Action: Please verify whether these external dependencies on the exported functions in the internal package were intentional or if they expose API elements that should be confined to the v2 package boundaries.

Affected locations:

  • fastnode/fast_node.go
  • node.go
  • testutils_test.go
  • v2/node.go (usage here is allowed, but cross-check with the external usage)

Recommendation:

  • If these internal functions are meant to be private to v2, then external packages should not depend on them and their APIs might need to be rethought or the package moved.
  • If the functionality is meant to be used outside v2, consider re-exporting them from a public API package rather than directly exposing an internal package.
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internal/encoding/encoding.go (1)

31-87: Consider the architectural implications of exporting these functions.

Making these internal encoding functions public is a significant API change that could affect the module's semantic versioning. Please ensure that:

  1. This change aligns with the package's design goals and API boundaries
  2. The module version is bumped appropriately (major version for breaking changes)
  3. The changes are documented in the changelog
  4. There are sufficient tests for the public API
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  • batch_test.go (1 hunks)
  • cmd/iaviewer/README.md (2 hunks)
  • immutable_tree.go (1 hunks)
  • internal/encoding/encoding.go (3 hunks)
  • iterator.go (1 hunks)
  • mutable_tree_test.go (2 hunks)
  • testutils_test.go (1 hunks)
  • v2/internal/encoding.go (3 hunks)
  • v2/iterator.go (1 hunks)
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  • mutable_tree_test.go
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internal/encoding/encoding.go (3)

31-56: Verify the impact of exporting DecodeBytes.

The function is being made public which could impact package dependencies. Please ensure this change aligns with the module's API design and versioning strategy.

Let's check for existing usages and potential impacts:

✅ Verification successful

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check current usage of DecodeBytes and potential impacts
# Look for internal and external usage patterns

# Check for current usage patterns
echo "Checking current usage patterns..."
rg --type go "decodeBytes|DecodeBytes" -B 2 -A 2

# Check if this is part of a public API or used in tests
echo "Checking if used in public APIs or tests..."
rg --type go "func.*interface.*Decode.*Bytes|test.*Decode.*Bytes" -B 2 -A 2

Length of output: 6040


Public exposure of DecodeBytes verified.
The shell script results show that the renamed function is already widely used across internal packages, tests, and even in versioned directories (v2). This indicates that the change is intentional and consistent with the module's API design. No additional issues were found.


58-72: Verify the impact of exporting DecodeUvarint.

The function is being made public which could impact package dependencies. Please ensure this change aligns with the module's API design and versioning strategy.

Let's check for existing usages and potential impacts:

✅ Verification successful

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check current usage of DecodeUvarint and potential impacts
# Look for internal and external usage patterns

# Check for current usage patterns
echo "Checking current usage patterns..."
rg --type go "decodeUvarint|DecodeUvarint" -B 2 -A 2

# Check if this is part of a public API or used in tests
echo "Checking if used in public APIs or tests..."
rg --type go "func.*interface.*Decode.*Uvarint|test.*Decode.*Uvarint" -B 2 -A 2

Length of output: 2376


Impact of exporting DecodeUvarint verified.

We confirmed the following from the search output:

  • DecodeUvarint is used only within the internal code (in both internal/encoding/encoding.go and v2/internal/encoding.go).
  • Since these packages reside within internal directories, the exported status of the function does not expose it externally.

No external dependency or API design issues have been identified. Please ensure this pattern continues to align with your overall versioning and API design strategy.


74-87: Verify the impact of exporting DecodeVarint.

The function is being made public which could impact package dependencies. Please ensure this change aligns with the module's API design and versioning strategy.

Let's check for existing usages and potential impacts:

✅ Verification successful

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check current usage of DecodeVarint and potential impacts
# Look for internal and external usage patterns

# Check for current usage patterns
echo "Checking current usage patterns..."
rg --type go "decodeVarint|DecodeVarint" -B 2 -A 2

# Check if this is part of a public API or used in tests
echo "Checking if used in public APIs or tests..."
rg --type go "func.*interface.*Decode.*Varint|test.*Decode.*Varint" -B 2 -A 2

Length of output: 4203


Impact of exporting DecodeVarint verified:

  • Internal Usage Confirmed: The grep output shows that DecodeVarint is already widely used (in files like fastnode/fast_node.go, node.go, and tests) across internal modules and even in a parallel v2 package. This indicates it’s an established part of our internal decoding functionality.
  • API Design Consideration: Since the function is defined in an internal package, even though it’s now exported (capitalized), its scope remains limited to trusted consumers within the module. Therefore, external dependencies won’t be affected by making it public here.
  • Versioning Strategy: Ensure that this change (exporting an existing function) complies with the module’s API design philosophy and that the contract established by this function remains stable. Documentation should clearly state its behavior and any error conditions.

Overall, there are no adverse impacts observed from exporting DecodeVarint. Please confirm that its public exposure aligns with our internal API policy and versioning model.

v2/internal/encoding.go (3)

31-57: LGTM! Appropriate function visibility change.

The rename from decodeBytes to DecodeBytes improves API symmetry with the existing EncodeBytes function. The documentation is correctly updated to reflect the new name.


59-73: LGTM! Appropriate function visibility change.

The rename from decodeUvarint to DecodeUvarint improves API symmetry with the existing EncodeUvarint function. The documentation is correctly updated to reflect the new name.


75-88: LGTM! Appropriate function visibility change.

The rename from decodeVarint to DecodeVarint improves API symmetry with the existing EncodeVarint function. The documentation is correctly updated to reflect the new name.

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