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[ISSUE #2207]🚸Add Default trait for SelectMappedBufferResult🍻 #2208

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Fixes #2207

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    • Added a default constructor for a specific result type to improve code initialization flexibility.

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The pull request introduces a Default trait implementation for the SelectMappedBufferResult struct in the RocketMQ store module. This implementation provides a default constructor that initializes the struct's fields with predefined values: start_offset and size are set to 0, mapped_file is set to None, and is_in_cache is set to true. This change allows for easy creation of a default instance of the struct without manually specifying each field.

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rocketmq-store/src/base/select_result.rs Added impl Default for SelectMappedBufferResult with default field initializations

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Add Default trait for SelectMappedBufferResult [#2207]

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rocketmq-store/src/base/select_result.rs (1)

38-47: Consider documenting panic conditions in methods using this default state.

Methods like get_buffer() and get_buffer_slice_mut() will panic when called on a default instance due to unwrap() on None. This should be documented to help users avoid runtime panics.

Add documentation like this:

/// Returns the buffer.
/// # Panics
/// Panics if called on a default instance or when mapped_file is None.
pub fn get_buffer(&self) -> &[u8] {
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rocketmq-store/src/base/select_result.rs (2)

38-47: LGTM! Default implementation follows Rust conventions.

The implementation provides sensible default values for an empty/uninitialized state.


44-44: Verify if is_in_cache = true is the correct default.

Setting is_in_cache = true for a default instance that has no actual mapped file seems counterintuitive. Should it be false to indicate no data is cached?

Let's check how this field is used elsewhere in the codebase:

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Default value is_in_cache = true is correct

The default value is appropriate because:

  • Fresh/default instances represent active data that shouldn't trigger cold data flow control
  • The actual cache state is explicitly checked via cold_data_check_service when needed
  • Setting it to false would incorrectly trigger cold data handling for new instances
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Attention: Patch coverage is 0% with 8 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 28.73%. Comparing base (ebcce97) to head (fa3dcf9).
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LGTM

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