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Fix incorrect tree snapshot encoding/decoding #198

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@7hong13 7hong13 commented Jun 5, 2024

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Improved tree traversal with a new traverseAll method for more efficient postorder traversal.
    • Enhanced tree size management with the updateDescendantSize method.
  • Tests

    • Added a new test to ensure proper encoding and decoding of tree structures, including size assertions.
  • Refactor

    • Replaced the traverse function with traverseAll for better performance and consistency across the codebase.

@7hong13 7hong13 added the bug 🐞 Something isn't working label Jun 5, 2024
@7hong13 7hong13 requested review from hackerwins and skhugh June 5, 2024 03:40
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The recent changes enhance the yorkie project by refining tree traversal and size updating mechanisms. Key updates include replacing the traverse function with traverseAll, adding a new method updateDescendantSize, and incorporating these in the ElementConverter and IndexTree classes. Additionally, a new test validates tree encoding and decoding.

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Files/Groups Change Summaries
ElementConverter.kt Replaced traverse with traverseAll and added updateDescendantSize call before returning root.
CrdtTree.kt Added imports for VisibleForTesting and traverseAll, added nodeSize property, and removed traverseAll function.
IndexTree.kt Added traverseAll method for postorder traversal, refined IndexTreeNode declaration, and introduced updateDescendantSize method.
IndexTreeExtensions.kt Added a new internal traverseAll function for recursive traversal with action on nodes and depth.
ConverterTest.kt Added new imports and a test method to verify proper encoding and decoding of tree structures.

Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Converter
    participant Tree
    participant Node
    
    User ->> Converter: Call toCrdtTreeRootNode()
    Converter ->> Node: Call updateDescendantSize()
    Node -->> Converter: Return updated size
    Converter ->> Tree: Return updated root
    Tree -->> User: Return final tree
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In the forest of code, trees grow tall,
TraverseAll guides them, ensuring none fall.
Sizes updated, nodes align,
Yorkie's structure, now refined.
Tests confirm the changes right,
In the code, a brighter light. 🌳✨


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 080f2cc and b5242da.

Files selected for processing (5)
  • yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/api/ElementConverter.kt (3 hunks)
  • yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/document/crdt/CrdtTree.kt (4 hunks)
  • yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/util/IndexTree.kt (5 hunks)
  • yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/util/IndexTreeExtensions.kt (1 hunks)
  • yorkie/src/test/kotlin/dev/yorkie/api/ConverterTest.kt (4 hunks)
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yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/util/IndexTreeExtensions.kt (1)

14-23: The new traverseAll function is a recursive traversal that includes all children, not just the active ones. This is a significant change as it affects how the tree is traversed, potentially including nodes that were previously ignored due to their state (e.g., deleted nodes still present as tombstones). Ensure that this broader traversal does not introduce side effects in contexts where only active nodes should be considered.

Verification successful

The traverseAll function is used in several contexts across the codebase. Here are the key observations:

  1. ElementConverter.kt:

    • traverseAll is used to convert CrdtTreeNode to PBTreeNode. This context seems to require all nodes, including tombstones, to ensure a complete conversion.
  2. IndexTree.kt:

    • The function is documented to traverse the whole tree, including tombstones, which aligns with the intended broader traversal.
  3. CrdtTree.kt:

    • traverseAll is used to populate nodeMapByID and handle node insertion during concurrent editing. Both usages seem to require awareness of all nodes, including tombstones.

Given these contexts, the broader traversal introduced by traverseAll appears to be intentional and necessary for the correct functioning of the code. Therefore, the change does not introduce unintended side effects.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the new `traverseAll` function is used correctly across the codebase.

# Test: Search for the function usage. Expect: Only occurances where all children need to be considered.
rg --type kotlin $'traverseAll'

Length of output: 950



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Extract lines around the usage of traverseAll in ElementConverter.kt
rg --context 5 --type kotlin 'traverseAll' yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/api/ElementConverter.kt

# Extract lines around the usage of traverseAll in IndexTree.kt
rg --context 5 --type kotlin 'traverseAll' yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/util/IndexTree.kt

# Extract lines around the usage of traverseAll in CrdtTree.kt
rg --context 5 --type kotlin 'traverseAll' yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/document/crdt/CrdtTree.kt

Length of output: 2599

yorkie/src/test/kotlin/dev/yorkie/api/ConverterTest.kt (3)

Line range hint 7-31: The addition of numerous imports related to the Document and JSON handling indicates an expansion in the test's scope to cover more complex scenarios involving document manipulation and JSON operations. This is a positive change as it enhances the test coverage for the serialization and deserialization processes which are critical for the correct functioning of the system.


51-51: The import of runTest from kotlinx.coroutines.test is crucial for writing tests that involve coroutines. This allows for the proper handling of suspending functions within test cases, ensuring that asynchronous operations are completed before assertions are made. Good addition for robust asynchronous testing.


421-444: The new test method should encode and decode tree properly is a critical addition, ensuring that the tree structures are correctly handled through serialization and deserialization processes. This test is essential for validating the integrity of the tree data across different states of the application. It's well-structured to cover various aspects of tree manipulation and state verification.

yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/util/IndexTree.kt (2)

141-146: The addition of the traverseAll method in IndexTree complements the similar function in IndexTreeExtensions. This method ensures that the entire tree, including nodes that might be in a tombstone state, is traversed. This is particularly useful for operations that need a complete view of the tree, such as debugging or logging. However, ensure that this method is used in contexts where such a complete traversal is actually required.


Line range hint 432-457: The updateDescendantSize method is a crucial addition for maintaining the correct size metadata within tree nodes. This method recursively updates the size of a node based on the size of its descendants, which is essential for operations that depend on node sizes, such as rendering or certain algorithms that operate on the tree. Ensure that this method is called at appropriate times to keep the size data accurate.

yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/api/ElementConverter.kt (3)

51-51: Updated import from traverse to traverseAll aligns with the new traversal method introduced in other parts of the codebase.


227-227: Adding updateDescendantSize() before returning the root ensures that the tree's size metadata is accurate and up-to-date, which is crucial for the correct functioning of tree operations that depend on this metadata.


319-319: The use of traverseAll in toPBTreeNodes ensures that all nodes are processed, which is necessary for the correct serialization of the tree structure. This change supports the new traversal logic and is consistent with modifications in related parts of the codebase.
[APROVED]

yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/document/crdt/CrdtTree.kt (4)

3-3: Importing VisibleForTesting is a good practice as it clearly indicates that certain elements of the code are intended for testing purposes only, which helps maintain the separation between production and test code.


19-19: The import of traverseAll is necessary due to the removal of the traverseAll function from this file, as indicated in the summary. This change ensures that the functionality can still be accessed through the utility class.


51-51: The initialization block now populates nodeMapByID using traverseAll, which ensures that all nodes are included. This is crucial for operations that need to access nodes directly by ID, such as deletions or updates.


59-62: The introduction of the nodeSize property with the @VisibleForTesting annotation helps in writing tests that need to verify the correctness of tree modifications affecting the node count. This is a useful addition for ensuring the robustness of tree operations through unit tests.

@7hong13 7hong13 merged commit 36daeb6 into main Jun 5, 2024
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@7hong13 7hong13 deleted the snapshot branch June 5, 2024 05:30
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