[ISSUE #1310]⚡️Refactor AllocateMessageQueueStrategy #1311
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rocketmq-client/src/consumer/allocate_message_queue_strategy.rs (1)
25-26: Consider documenting the rationale for usingCheetahStringThe change from
&strto&CheetahStringsuggests an optimization or specific requirement. Consider adding documentation to explain:
- Why
CheetahStringis preferred over&str- Any performance implications
- Migration guidelines for implementors
Add documentation above the trait:
+ /// A strategy trait for allocating message queues to consumers. + /// Uses `CheetahString` for optimized string handling in high-performance scenarios. + /// + /// # Breaking Changes + /// As of version X.Y.Z, consumer_group and current_cid parameters now use `CheetahString` + /// instead of `&str` for improved performance and consistency. pub trait AllocateMessageQueueStrategy: Send + Sync {
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rocketmq-client/src/consumer/allocate_message_queue_strategy.rs(1 hunks)rocketmq-client/src/consumer/rebalance_strategy/allocate_message_queue_averagely.rs(1 hunks)
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rocketmq-client/src/consumer/allocate_message_queue_strategy.rs (2)
25-28: Verify consistent parameter type usage
The method uses a mix of CheetahString and MessageQueue types. Let's ensure this is intentional and consistent with the codebase patterns.
✅ Verification successful
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Based on the results, I can now provide a final response as we have sufficient information about the type usage patterns.
Parameter types are consistent with the trait definition
The parameter types are correctly defined and consistent with the codebase patterns. The types are part of the AllocateMessageQueueStrategy trait definition, and the implementation in AllocateMessageQueueAveragely follows the same pattern. This is a deliberate design choice for message queue allocation strategies in the RocketMQ client.
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25-26: Verify the impact of switching from &str to &CheetahString
This change modifies the trait's public interface, which is a breaking change. All implementations of AllocateMessageQueueStrategy will need to be updated.
Let's verify the impact and consistency of this change:
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Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response about the impact of changing from &str to &CheetahString.
Breaking change is properly handled and consistent across the codebase
The change from &str to &CheetahString in the AllocateMessageQueueStrategy trait is properly implemented:
- The trait definition and its only implementation (
AllocateMessageQueueAveragely) consistently use&CheetahString - The only usage found is in
rebalance_impl.rswhich already uses the correct type throughas_ref() - No test implementations were found that would need updating
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fn allocate(&self, consumer_group: $_, current_cid: $_, $_) {
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rocketmq-client/src/consumer/rebalance_strategy/allocate_message_queue_averagely.rs (2)
Line range hint 33-65: Excellent implementation with robust overflow protection! 👍
The implementation handles edge cases well, particularly:
- Protection against subtraction overflow
- Handling scenarios with more consumers than queues
- Managing uneven queue distribution
29-30: Verify CheetahString comparison behavior.
The change from &str to &CheetahString for parameters looks good and aligns with the refactoring goal. However, since these parameters are used in equality comparisons (e.g., with cid_all), we should verify that CheetahString implements the required comparison traits correctly.
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Let me check one final aspect about the CheetahString type and its usage in the codebase.
CheetahString parameter change is safe to proceed
The change from &str to &CheetahString is safe because:
AllocateMessageQueueAveragelyis the only implementation ofAllocateMessageQueueStrategyin the codebase- The trait definition itself already uses
CheetahStringin its signature, so this change actually aligns the implementation with the trait definition - The comparison operation in the implementation (line 41:
cid == current_cid) is between twoCheetahStringreferences, ensuring type consistency
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