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[ISSUE #1788]🤡Add PopCallback trait🔥 #1794
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
rocketmq-client/src/consumer/pop_callback.rs (1)
26-27
: Clarify the usage of the#[trait_variant::make]
macroThe macro
#[trait_variant::make(PopCallback: Send)]
generates a variant of the traitPopCallbackInner
namedPopCallback
with theSend
marker trait. This may not be immediately clear to other developers unfamiliar with thetrait_variant
crate or the macro's functionality.Consider adding documentation or comments explaining the purpose and effect of this macro to improve code readability and maintainability.
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rocketmq-client/src/consumer/pop_callback.rs (2)
47-67
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Ensure consistency between trait names in implementation
In the implementation block, you are implementing PopCallback
for any function F
, but the methods refer to PopCallbackInner
. This could lead to confusion about which trait is being implemented.
Apply this diff to correct the trait name in the implementation:
-impl<F, Fut> PopCallback for F
+impl<F, Fut> PopCallbackInner for F
where
F: Fn(PopResult) -> Fut + Send + Sync,
Fut: Future<Output = ()> + Send,
{
/// Calls the function with the pop result when the pop operation is successful.
async fn on_success(&self, pop_result: PopResult) {
(*self)(pop_result).await;
}
/// Does nothing when the pop operation encounters an error.
fn on_error(&self, e: Box<dyn std::error::Error>) {}
}
Alternatively, if PopCallback
is the intended trait name, ensure that it is consistently used throughout the codebase and that PopCallbackInner
is correctly aliased or removed if unnecessary.
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118-137
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Use the correct method to invoke the callback function
In the test pop_callback_fn_on_success_called
, the callback function is being called directly but may not handle errors properly or conform to the intended usage.
Apply this diff to ensure the callback is used correctly:
- callback_fn(pop_result).await;
+ callback_fn.on_success(pop_result).await;
Ensure that callback_fn
implements the PopCallbackInner
trait so that you can call on_success
and on_error
methods appropriately.
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/// # Arguments | ||
/// | ||
/// * `e` - The error encountered during the pop operation. | ||
fn on_error(&self, e: Box<dyn std::error::Error>) {} |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Handle errors appropriately in on_error
implementation
Currently, the on_error
method does nothing when an error occurs. Silently ignoring errors can make debugging difficult and might hide issues during runtime.
Consider adding error handling or logging within the on_error
method to capture and manage errors effectively. For example:
fn on_error(&self, e: Box<dyn std::error::Error>) {
- // Do nothing
+ eprintln!("Pop operation encountered an error: {}", e);
}
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fn on_error(&self, e: Box<dyn std::error::Error>) {} | |
fn on_error(&self, e: Box<dyn std::error::Error>) { | |
eprintln!("Pop operation encountered an error: {}", e); | |
} |
async fn on_success(&self, _pop_result: PopResult) { | ||
// Mock implementation | ||
} | ||
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fn on_error(&self, _e: Box<dyn Error>) { | ||
// Mock implementation | ||
} |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Implement assertions in test methods to verify behavior
The test methods pop_callback_on_success_called
and pop_callback_on_error_called
currently lack assertions to verify the expected behavior of the callbacks. Without assertions, the tests may not effectively validate the code.
Add assertions or mock behaviors to confirm that the callbacks are functioning as intended. For example:
async fn on_success(&self, _pop_result: PopResult) {
// Mock implementation
+ println!("on_success called");
}
fn on_error(&self, _e: Box<dyn Error>) {
// Mock implementation
+ println!("on_error called");
}
And then in your tests, you can capture the output or use a shared state to assert that the methods were called.
Alternatively, use a testing framework or mocking library to verify that the methods are invoked correctly.
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Which Issue(s) This PR Fixes(Closes)
Fixes #1788
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