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Summary of Changes
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I have analyzed the changes in this pull request, and my assessment is that it enhances the robustness of the operator management within the operator_controller
. This is achieved by introducing explicit checks to prevent the addition of duplicate operators. This change ensures that the controller's state remains consistent and avoids potential issues arising from redundant or conflicting operator instances, ultimately contributing to a more stable and predictable system behavior.
Highlights
- Duplicate Operator Prevention: Introduced checks in the
AddMergeOperator
function to prevent the addition ofOccupyDispatcherOperator
instances if an operator with the same ID already exists in the controller's internal map. This ensures that each operator is unique and prevents redundant processing. - Merge Operator Idempotency: Added a similar check for the
mergeOperator
itself, ensuring that amergeOperator
is not added if one with the same ID is already present. This improves the idempotency of the operator addition process within the controller. - Informative Logging for Duplicates: When a duplicate operator is detected and its addition is skipped, an informative log message is now emitted. This message includes details such as the role, changefeed, and operator string, aiding in debugging and understanding the controller's behavior.
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The code changes introduce checks to pre 8000 vent adding duplicate operators. However, the checks are performed after the operators have already been pushed, which can lead to an inconsistent state if an operator is found to already exist. Consider checking for the operator's existence before pushing it.
if _, ok := oc.operators[operator.ID()]; ok { | ||
log.Info("add operator failed, operator already exists", | ||
zap.String("role", oc.role), | ||
zap.String("changefeed", oc.changefeedID.Name()), | ||
zap.String("operator", operator.String())) | ||
return nil | ||
} |
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This check is performed after the operator has already been pushed to oc.operators
. If the operator already exists, the function returns nil
, but the operator remains in oc.operators
, leading to an inconsistent state. Consider checking for the operator's existence before pushing it.
if _, ok := oc.operators[operator.ID()]; ok { | |
log.Info("add operator failed, operator already exists", | |
zap.String("role", oc.role), | |
zap.String("changefeed", oc.changefeedID.Name()), | |
zap.String("operator", operator.String())) | |
return nil | |
} | |
if _, ok := oc.operators[operator.ID()]; ok { | |
log.Info("add operator failed, operator already exists", | |
zap.String("role", oc.role), | |
zap.String("changefeed", oc.changefeedID.Name()), | |
zap.String("operator", operator.String())) | |
return nil | |
} | |
oc.pushOperator(operator) |
if _, ok := oc.operators[mergeOperator.ID()]; ok { | ||
log.Info("add operator failed, operator already exists", | ||
zap.String("role", oc.role), | ||
zap.String("changefeed", oc.changefeedID.Name()), | ||
zap.String("operator", mergeOperator.String())) | ||
return nil | ||
} |
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Similar to the previous check, this check is performed after the mergeOperator has already been pushed. If the operator already exists, the function returns nil
, but the operator remains in oc.operators
. Consider checking for the operator's existence before pushing it.
if _, ok := oc.operators[mergeOperator.ID()]; ok { | |
log.Info("add operator failed, operator already exists", | |
zap.String("role", oc.role), | |
zap.String("changefeed", oc.changefeedID.Name()), | |
zap.String("operator", mergeOperator.String())) | |
return nil | |
} | |
if _, ok := oc.operators[mergeOperator.ID()]; ok { | |
log.Info("add operator failed, operator already exists", | |
zap.String("role", oc.role), | |
zap.String("changefeed", oc.changefeedID.Name()), | |
zap.String("operator", mergeOperator.String())) | |
return nil | |
} | |
oc.pushOperator(mergeOperator) |
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