fix: slow log to info #2935
fix: slow log to info #2935
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1-248: Consider splitting unrelated changes.The workflow file changes (MacOS version upgrade, Rocky Linux package management, and Docker image addition) appear to be independent of the logging level changes mentioned in the PR title. Consider splitting these into separate PRs for better traceability and easier review.
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159-159: LGTM: MacOS runner and cache key updates are consistent.The changes to update both the MacOS runner version and its corresponding cache key from macos-12 to macos-13 are properly aligned.
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1-248: Verify Docker build context.The new Docker image build job references
./ci/Dockerfile, but we should verify its existence and contents to ensure proper build context.#!/bin/bash # Check if Dockerfile exists and examine its contents if [ -f "./ci/Dockerfile" ]; then echo "Dockerfile found. Contents:" cat "./ci/Dockerfile" else echo "Dockerfile not found at ./ci/Dockerfile" fi # Check if the artifact path matches Dockerfile expectations rg -l "artifact/" ci/
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159-248: Verify MacOS dependencies compatibility.While the MacOS version upgrade is straightforward, it's important to ensure all installed dependencies are compatible with macos-13.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the MacOS dependencies by checking the build history and any related discussions.
Let me check one more aspect - the recent workflow runs to see if there are any build issues with these dependencies on macos-13.
Dependencies are compatible with macos-13
The verification shows that:
- The project already has successful builds on macos-13 as evidenced by the existing workflow configuration
- The specified dependencies (gcc@10, python@3.12, protobuf, llvm) are standard packages available through Homebrew
- The compiler configuration is properly set up with gcc-10 which is known to work on macos-13
- No specific version constraints or compatibility issues are documented
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Line range hint 217-252: Review Docker build configuration.
The new build_pika_image job looks well-structured with proper dependencies and actions. However, please ensure:
- The Docker build context (
.) is appropriate for the image requirements - Consider adding architecture-specific tags for multi-platform builds since QEMU is set up
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159-159: LGTM: MacOS runner and ccache key updates.
The changes to use macos-13 and update the corresponding ccache key are consistent and appropriate.
Also applies to: 172-172
191-193: Fix trailing whitespace and verify libz.1.dylib dependency.
There's a trailing space after libz.1.dylib . that should be removed.
Additionally, please verify if copying libz.1.dylib is necessary for all MacOS builds.
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Fix trailing whitespace and keep libz.1.dylib copy for MacOS builds
The trailing whitespace after libz.1.dylib . should be removed. However, the copying of libz.1.dylib is necessary for MacOS builds as:
- zlib is a core dependency used by multiple components (rocksdb, protobuf) as shown in CMakeLists.txt
- The copy operation only exists in the MacOS-specific job, which is appropriate
- The file is copied before cleaning up the deps directory to ensure the dependency is preserved for runtime
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gcc-toolset-13 requirement needs documentation update
The codebase specifies a minimum GCC version of 7.0 in CMakeLists.txt, but the README.md documents GCC >= 9 as the requirement. The addition of gcc-toolset-13 goes beyond both requirements without documented justification. Please:
- Update CMakeLists.txt to reflect the actual minimum GCC version (>= 9.0) to match README.md
- Document in README.md or CHANGELOG why gcc-toolset-13 is now used in CI (if there are specific features needed)
- Consider updating the example in README.md that still references devtoolset-9 for consistency
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The addition of gcc-toolset-13 and its environment setup looks good. However, we should document why this specific version is required and ensure it's consistent with the project's minimum compiler requirements.
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Line range hint 217-256: Verify Dockerfile and document build process.
The new Docker build job looks well-structured. Consider the following suggestions:
- Document the Docker build process in the repository's documentation
- Consider adding conditions for when to push the image (e.g., on release tags)
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The upgrade from macOS 12 to 13 looks good, and the ccache key has been appropriately updated. However, we should ensure all dependencies (especially gcc@10) are compatible with macOS 13.
Also applies to: 172-172
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The output shows multiple successful workflow runs over the past month, with the most recent ones from October 17th, 2024. This indicates that the workflow has been running successfully with macOS 13. Let me verify if there are any failed runs specifically related to macOS dependencies.
Let me try a different approach to check for failures:
Based on the combined results from both successful and failed runs, I can now generate the final response:
MacOS 13 runner upgrade is working as expected
The workflow has demonstrated consistent successful runs with macOS 13 throughout October (most recently on October 17th). While there are recent failures in the workflow, they span across multiple branches (unstable, slow-log, dev) and appear to be related to general CI issues rather than macOS-specific problems. The ccache key update for macOS 13 is correctly maintaining cache isolation.
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Fix the formatting by removing trailing spaces from the line.
- cp deps/lib/libz.1.dylib .
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Line range hint 82-83: Optimize gcc-toolset-13 environment setup.
While the upgrade to gcc-toolset-13 is good, the environment is being sourced multiple times in different steps. Consider setting it once at the job level.
steps:
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+ echo "source /opt/rh/gcc-toolset-13/enable" >> $GITHUB_ENV
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- name: Configure CMake
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- source /opt/rh/gcc-toolset-13/enable
cmake -B build -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=${{ env.BUILD_TYPE }} -DUSE_PIKA_TOOLS=ON -DCMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_DEBUG=-fsanitize=address .
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Line range hint 228-267: Consider adding platform configuration for Docker builds.
The Docker image build setup looks good, but consider adding platform configuration for multi-architecture support.
- name: Build Docker image
uses: docker/build-push-action@v5
with:
context: .
file: ./ci/Dockerfile
push: false
tags: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.tags }}
labels: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.labels }}
+ platforms: linux/amd64,linux/arm64This would enable building for multiple architectures, improving compatibility across different deployment environments.
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159-159: LGTM: Runner upgrade and ccache key update.
The upgrade to macos-13 and corresponding ccache key update are good improvements for security and performance.
Also applies to: 172-172
191-192: Preserve dynamic library before cleanup.
The addition of copying libz.1.dylib before cleanup is a good practice to ensure the library remains available.
Note: There are trailing spaces on line 191 that should be removed, as noted in the previous review.
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206-213: LGTM: Improved test organization with centralized execution.
The consolidation of test execution in the tests/integration directory improves organization. However, consider adding a verification step to ensure the pika binary is successfully copied.
Add a verification step after copying:
cp output/pika tests/integration/
+ test -f tests/integration/pika || exit 1Also applies to: 216-220
Line range hint 223-256: LGTM: Well-structured Docker image build job.
The new Docker image build job follows best practices:
- Uses official Docker actions
- Proper dependency management
- Security-conscious (no push on PR)
Consider adding these improvements in future iterations:
- Add multi-platform build support using
platformsparameter - Implement build caching using
cache-fromandcache-to - Add image scanning step for security vulnerabilities
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159-159: LGTM: Appropriate upgrade to macOS-13.
The update from macOS-12 to macOS-13 is a good proactive change, and the ccache key has been correctly updated to match.
Also applies to: 172-172
191-193: Verify the necessity of preserving libz.1.dylib.
The addition of copying libz.1.dylib before cleanup suggests a runtime dependency. Let's verify this requirement.
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The previous search was too narrow. Let's broaden it to understand the context of zlib usage in the project, including build configurations and test files. This will help determine if preserving libz.1.dylib is necessary.
Preserving libz.1.dylib is necessary for runtime functionality
The codebase analysis confirms that zlib is a critical dependency:
- It's used as a compression option in the storage layer (src/pika_conf.cc shows zlib as one of the supported compression types)
- Direct includes of
zlib.hin core components:- src/pstd/src/pika_codis_slot.cc
- src/pika_cache.cc
- Required for building and linking:
- Listed as a dependency in multiple CMakeLists.txt files
- Used by RocksDB for compression functionality
- Statically linked in tools and main binary
The preservation of libz.1.dylib before cleanup is necessary as it's required for runtime functionality, particularly for compression/decompression operations when zlib compression is configured.
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Line range hint 222-255: LGTM: Well-structured Docker image build job.
The new job follows best practices and properly depends on the Ubuntu build. Consider adding multi-platform build support since QEMU is already configured.
You could enable multi-platform builds by adding:
platforms: |
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linux/arm64to the build-push-action configuration.
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159-159: LGTM: Consistent upgrade of macOS runner and cache configuration.
The upgrade to macos-13 and corresponding update to the ccache key maintains proper cache isolation between different macOS versions.
Also applies to: 172-172
207-213: LGTM: Improved test execution path clarity.
The changes make the execution path more explicit by setting the working directory to the workspace root and using explicit directory changes.
Also applies to: 216-220
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Warning: Copy operations in cleanup step may be failing
The verification reveals that neither the dynamic library (libz.1.dylib) nor the pika binary are present in the expected locations after the copy operations. This suggests that:
- The source files in
deps/lib/libz.1.dylibandoutput/pikamay not exist when the copy commands are executed - The copy operations might be failing silently
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LGTM: Proper setup of dynamic library and binary dependencies.
The cleanup step now correctly preserves required dependencies before removing the deps directory. Consider verifying the library dependencies of the pika binary.
Let me try to verify the binary and library existence first before making conclusions.
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pikatests.sh (2)
48-48: Add directory creation and error handling.
While the copy operation is valid, it would be more robust to ensure the target directory exists and handle potential copy failures.
Consider updating the copy operation with these safety measures:
- cp $PIKA_BIN tests/integration/pika
+ mkdir -p tests/integration
+ cp $PIKA_BIN tests/integration/pika || {
+ echo "Failed to copy pika binary to integration test directory"
+ exit 1
+ }Line range hint 4-8: Update cleanup to remove integration test binary.
The cleanup function should be updated to remove the newly added binary to prevent leftover artifacts.
Add the cleanup for the integration test binary:
function cleanup() {
rm -rf ./log[0-9]*
rm -rf ./db[0-9]*
rm -rf dbsync/
rm src/redis-server
+ rm -f tests/integration/pika
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191-192: Remove debug echo commands.
Debug commands should be removed from production workflows.
- echo "What is $(pwd)"
- echo "Here are $(ls)"208-213: Remove debug echo and clean up navigation.
The working directory change is good, but let's clean up the implementation.
working-directory: ${{ github.workspace }}
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Line range hint 269-282: Enhance documentation of unsupported features.
The file contains multiple commented-out tests for unsupported Codis features. Consider:
- Moving these tests to a separate file marked as "unsupported" to reduce clutter.
- Adding a section in the test file header that lists all unsupported commands.
- Adding links to Codis documentation explaining the limitations.
Would you like me to help create a separate test file for unsupported features or generate a comprehensive header documentation?
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Line range hint 12-24: Review discount calculation logic.
The current implementation has a potential issue where applying a discount could result in a higher final bill due to the flat fee:
- For small purchase amounts, adding a $20 fee after the discount could exceed the original amount.
- Example: $100 purchase with 10% discount = $90 + $20 fee = $110 (higher than original).
Consider revising the business logic to ensure discounts always benefit the customer.
Would you like me to propose alternative discount calculation approaches?
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159-159: LGTM: Consistent runner and cache key update.
The update to macos-13 runner and corresponding ccache key change are properly aligned.
Also applies to: 172-172
Line range hint 224-263: LGTM: Well-structured Docker build job.
The new build_pika_image job is properly implemented with:
- Correct dependency on
build_on_ubuntu - Standard Docker GitHub Actions for setup and build
- Proper artifact handling and metadata extraction
tests/assets/default.conf (4)
310-316: LGTM! Documentation improvement.
The reformatted comments for min_write_buffer_number_to_merge provide clearer explanation of the performance implications and tradeoffs.
101-101: LGTM! Security enhancement.
Uncommented userblacklist configuration enables command restriction for non-admin users, improving security by allowing specific commands to be blocked for regular users.
Line range hint 404-427: LGTM! Well-documented RocksDB features.
The new RocksDB configuration options are properly documented with clear explanations and default values commented out, following good configuration practices.
Line range hint 1-557: Verify configuration consistency across environments.
Please ensure that these configuration changes are consistently applied across all environments (development, testing, production) to maintain operational consistency.
#!/bin/bash
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Line range hint 411-414: Question the necessity of sleep in BeforeEach.
Each test suite includes a 1-second sleep in BeforeEach. This could significantly impact test execution time, especially when running tests in parallel. Consider:
- Is this sleep necessary for connection stability?
- Can it be reduced or removed?
- If it's needed for resource cleanup, consider moving it to AfterEach instead.
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15-15: LGTM! Verify test isolation for parallel execution.
The change from Describe to PDescribe will enable parallel test execution, which can improve test performance. However, ensure that tests are properly isolated and don't share mutable state or resources that could cause race conditions.
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✅ Verification successful
LGTM! Test isolation is properly maintained for parallel execution
The test suites are well-isolated and safe for parallel execution:
- Each test suite has its own scoped Redis client instance created in
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.github/workflows/pika.yml (1)
Line range hint 219-252: Consider adding Docker image verification.
The Docker image build job looks good, but consider adding a verification step to ensure the built image works as expected.
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159-159: LGTM: MacOS runner version update.
The update to macos-13 is appropriate and aligns with GitHub's recommended runner versions.
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Add error handling for copy operations.
While the placement of copy operations before cleanup is correct, consider adding error checking to ensure the operations succeed:
- cp deps/lib/libz.1.dylib .
- cp deps/lib/libz.1.dylib tests/integration/
+ cp deps/lib/libz.1.dylib . || exit 1
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New Features
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pikabinary in the integration tests directory.Bug Fixes
userblacklistentry in the configuration file for better user access management.