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Fixes #3466

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  • Refactor
    • Improved variable naming and added clarifying comments for better code readability and maintainability.
    • Updated method signatures to use more descriptive parameter names.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Fixed a potential parsing issue by skipping empty strings when processing operation message bodies.
  • Documentation
    • Updated documentation to reflect changes in parameter names and usage.

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The changes refactor offset handling in the transactional message service by improving variable naming, updating method signatures, clarifying comments, and correcting offset usage. Additionally, a trait method parameter is renamed for clarity. Parsing logic is hardened to skip empty strings, and offset calculations now consistently use the correct variables.

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File(s) Change Summary
rocketmq-broker/src/transaction/queue/default_transactional_message_service.rs Refactored offset handling: renamed variables, clarified comments, updated method signatures, improved parsing logic, and corrected offset calculations.
rocketmq-broker/src/transaction/transactional_message_check_listener.rs Renamed trait method parameter from _msg_ext to msg_ext and updated documentation accordingly.

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    participant Client
    participant DefaultTransactionalMessageService
    participant TransactionalMessageCheckListener

    Client->>DefaultTransactionalMessageService: process_message_queue(...)
    DefaultTransactionalMessageService->>DefaultTransactionalMessageService: Parse and process offsets (half_offset, op_offset)
    DefaultTransactionalMessageService->>TransactionalMessageCheckListener: resolve_half_msg(msg_ext)
    TransactionalMessageCheckListener-->>DefaultTransactionalMessageService: Result
    DefaultTransactionalMessageService-->>Client: Processing complete
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Objective Addressed Explanation
Refactor offset handling for clarity and performance (#3466)
Ensure the refactor does not introduce new bugs, and does not negatively impact performance (#3466)
Document any new patterns or architecture changes (#3466)
Update unit tests if applicable (#3466) No changes to tests observed in the provided summary.
Test the refactor in different environments (e.g., staging, production) (#3466) No evidence of environment-specific testing in the code changes.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR refactors offset handling in the transactional message service for improved clarity and performance. Key changes include renaming parameters and indices for clearer intent, updating comments to better reflect the underlying logic, and adjusting offset calculations for both half and op message queues.

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rocketmq-broker/src/transaction/transactional_message_check_listener.rs Renamed a parameter in function documentation for consistency.
rocketmq-broker/src/transaction/queue/default_transactional_message_service.rs Improved variable naming, refined offset handling logic, and updated comments.

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🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
rocketmq-broker/src/transaction/queue/default_transactional_message_service.rs (1)

546-556: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Type mismatch: next_op_offset toggles between u64 and i64

PullResult::next_begin_offset() returns u64, but fill_op_remove_map expects i64, so every call does an as i64 cast.
The variable itself starts as u64 (line 341) and is later assigned a u64, then cast again.

This silent narrowing risks negative values on overflow and is noisy.
Prefer a single signed type throughout:

-let mut next_op_offset = pull_result.as_ref().map_or(0, |pr| pr.next_begin_offset());
+let mut next_op_offset: i64 =
+    pull_result.as_ref().map_or(0, |pr| pr.next_begin_offset() as i64);
...
-                            next_op_offset as i64,
+                            next_op_offset,

and drop the other casts.

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rocketmq-broker/src/transaction/queue/default_transactional_message_service.rs (2)

323-335: process_message_queue signature updated but docs not

The extra op_offset parameter is added here and at the call-site, 👍.
However, the preceding doc-comment (lines 321-322) still documents only four parameters, so IDEs and generated docs are now stale. Please update the comment to list op_offset with a short description.


338-341: Redundant offset bookkeeping increases cognitive load

new_offset, consume_half_offset, and half_offset are all in play, plus the new op_offset.
Maintaining both new_offset and consume_half_offset that are advanced in lock-step (see later increments) invites future divergence bugs.

A leaner variant keeps a single mutable consume_half_offset and writes it to update_consume_offset at the end:

-let mut new_offset = half_offset;
-let mut consume_half_offset = half_offset;
+let mut consume_half_offset = half_offset;   // single source of truth

and drop new_offset everywhere else.

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rocketmq-broker/src/transaction/transactional_message_check_listener.rs (1)

67-79: Parameter is now used – consider aligning mutability of the two callbacks

resolve_half_msg now takes msg_ext (instead of _msg_ext) and is declared with &self, whereas resolve_discard_msg is &mut self.
If implementations of the trait need to mutate internal state in both paths (discard vs. half-resolution), requiring &mut self in one method but not the other forces implementers to sprinkle interior-mutability or cloning only for resolve_half_msg.

Unless immutability is intentional (and guaranteed safe for all current/future use-cases), consider:

-async fn resolve_half_msg(&self, msg_ext: MessageExt) -> rocketmq_error::RocketMQResult<()>;
+async fn resolve_half_msg(&mut self, msg_ext: MessageExt) -> rocketmq_error::RocketMQResult<()>;

This keeps the API symmetrical and avoids hidden Mutex/RwLock cost in downstream impls.

rocketmq-broker/src/transaction/queue/default_transactional_message_service.rs (1)

593-599: calculate_op_offset may skip intermediate done offsets

The new call compares new_op_offset with the original op_offset.
If done_op_offset contained values < op_offset, calculate_op_offset returns op_offset unchanged, leaving stale consume-offset.
Consider passing the last consumed op offset (next_op_offset or pull_result.next_begin_offset()), or augment calculate_op_offset to iterate from the current broker consume-offset instead of the original snapshot.

Comment on lines +603 to 613
let max_msg_offset = if let Some(ref pr) = get_result.pull_result {
pr.max_offset()
} else {
new_offset as u64
};
let max_op_offset = if let Some(ref pr) = pull_result {
pr.max_offset()
} else {
new_op_offset as u64
};
let msg_time = get_result
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⚠️ Potential issue

Mixed signed/unsigned arithmetic can panic in debug builds

max_msg_offset / max_op_offset are u64, while new_offset/new_op_offset are i64.
(max_op_offset as i64) - new_op_offset will panic in debug if the casted value exceeds i64::MAX (possible on large stores).

Safer:

let op_diff = max_op_offset.saturating_sub(new_op_offset as u64);
let msg_diff = max_msg_offset.saturating_sub(new_offset as u64);

and log op_diff, msg_diff as u64.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In
rocketmq-broker/src/transaction/queue/default_transactional_message_service.rs
around lines 603 to 613, the code mixes signed i64 and unsigned u64 arithmetic
which can cause panics in debug builds when casting large values. To fix this,
convert new_offset and new_op_offset to u64 before subtraction and use
saturating_sub on max_msg_offset and max_op_offset to safely compute differences
without overflow. Then log these differences as u64 values.

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LGTM

@rocketmq-rust-bot rocketmq-rust-bot merged commit 5bbde64 into main Jun 15, 2025
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