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BugFix - 44054 Check Null ObjectId #4022
BugFix - 44054 Check Null ObjectId #4022
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
Ginger/GingerCoreNET/LiteDBFolder/LiteDbConnector.cs (2)
168-174
: Consider optimizing the type check for better performance.While the null ObjectId check is correctly implemented, consider optimizing for collections that don't contain
LiteDbReportBase
objects to avoid unnecessary type checks.public void SetCollection<T>(ILiteCollection<T> baseColl, List<T> updateData) { try { - foreach (T data in updateData) - { - if (data is LiteDbReportBase baseObj && baseObj._id == null) - { - baseObj._id = ObjectId.NewObjectId(); - } - } + if (typeof(LiteDbReportBase).IsAssignableFrom(typeof(T))) + { + foreach (T data in updateData) + { + var baseObj = (LiteDbReportBase)data; + if (baseObj._id == null) + { + baseObj._id = ObjectId.NewObjectId(); + } + } + } using var db = new LiteDatabase(this.ConnectionString); baseColl.Upsert(updateData); }
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175-179
: Enhance error handling with operation-specific details.The current error message is generic. Consider providing more context about which operation failed (ID generation or upsert) and include relevant data details in the log.
catch (Exception ex) { - Reporter.ToLog(eLogLevel.ERROR, "An error occurred while attempting to insert data into LiteDB.", ex); + Reporter.ToLog(eLogLevel.ERROR, + $"Failed to {(ex is LiteException ? "upsert" : "prepare")} {typeof(T).Name} " + + $"collection with {updateData?.Count ?? 0} items into LiteDB.", ex); }
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Ginger/GingerCoreNET/LiteDBFolder/LiteDbConnector.cs (1)
Line range hint 168-179
: Verify unique ID generation impact on existing data.
The new ID generation logic needs verification to ensure it doesn't conflict with existing IDs in the collection.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can provide the final response as the findings are sufficient to make a determination:
ID generation implementation is safe and follows LiteDB's built-in collision prevention
The codebase consistently uses LiteDB's ObjectId.NewObjectId()
for ID generation, which is designed to be unique by combining timestamp, machine identifier, process id, and increment. The implementation shows:
- IDs are only generated for new objects where
_id == null
- LiteDB's Upsert operation is used, which safely handles both inserts and updates
- The
_id
field is managed by LiteDB's internal mechanisms which ensure uniqueness
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for any ID collision handling or unique constraints in the codebase
rg -A 5 "ObjectId\.NewObjectId|_id.*unique|Index.*_id" --type cs
# Look for any existing ID validation or verification logic
ast-grep --pattern 'if ($obj._id $op $val) { $$$ }'
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New Features
LiteDbReportBase
instances before database insertion.Bug Fixes