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Pull Request Overview
This PR refactors the timer package to improve task scheduling, error handling, and job execution while updating test cases and documentation.
- Refactored task scheduling and job execution flows with asynchronous operations.
- Updated test functions and naming conventions for clarity.
- Adjusted logging, context management, and documentation in multiple files.
Reviewed Changes
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| timer.go | Changed task addition to asynchronous execution and improved task run logic. |
| task_test.go | Renamed test functions and updated test code for clearer output. |
| task.go | Introduced context for job cancellation and cleanup. |
| struct.go | Modified Reply structure for better type usage. |
| reply.go | Added helper functions for default reply generation. |
| job.go | Overhauled job execution and error handling with context and panic recovery. |
| interface.go | Expanded logging interface methods. |
| init.go | Updated global scheduler initialization and channel setup. |
| README.md | Updated examples and execution outputs to reflect recent changes. |
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job.go:108
- Using runtime.Goexit() here abruptly terminates the goroutine without allowing deferred cleanup. Consider a more graceful shutdown mechanism that ensures proper cleanup.
runtime.Goexit()
timer.go:59
- Asynchronously invoking scheduler.addTaskChannel(task) may cause ordering issues if task addition order is critical. Please verify that this change is intentional and that thread-safety is maintained.
go scheduler.addTaskChannel(task)
| case error: | ||
| err = x | ||
| default: | ||
| err = errors.New("UnKnow panic") |
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Possible spelling mistake: consider changing 'UnKnow panic' to 'Unknown panic' in the panic error message.
| err = errors.New("UnKnow panic") | |
| err = errors.New("Unknown panic") |
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Pull Request Overview
This PR refactors the timer scheduler by improving concurrency, error handling, and documentation while updating test cases. Key changes include:
- Running scheduler task channels in separate goroutines for concurrent execution.
- Refactoring job execution to use context for cancellation and handling panics.
- Updating tests and documentation to reflect the new behavior and API changes.
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 9 out of 9 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
Show a summary per file
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| timer.go | Enhanced task scheduling and run loop logic with goroutines. |
| task_test.go | Updated test functions and naming to align with new behavior. |
| task.go | Introduced context-based cancellation in job creation. |
| struct.go | Modified Reply struct to change Code to string and update task field. |
| reply.go | Added helper functions for default reply handling. |
| job.go | Revamped job execution flow with context, error handling, and loop logic. |
| interface.go | Extended logging interfaces with additional methods. |
| init.go | Updated scheduler initialization, including a new stop channel. |
| README.md | Revised documentation examples to match new API usage. |
Comments suppressed due to low confidence (3)
job.go:108
- Using runtime.Goexit() abruptly terminates the goroutine and may bypass necessary cleanup operations. Consider implementing a more graceful shutdown mechanism to allow deferred functions to execute.
runtime.Goexit()
init.go:10
- [nitpick] The global variable 'stop' might be confused with the scheduler's stop channel. Consider renaming it to a more descriptive identifier to avoid ambiguity.
var stop chan string
task_test.go:132
- [nitpick] The test function name was changed from Test_JobStartEvent to TestJobEvent. Ensure that this naming convention is consistent with other test cases for clarity.
func TestJobEvent(t *testing.T) {
| select { | ||
| //if time has expired do task and shift key if is task list | ||
| case <-timer.C: | ||
| if task == nil { |
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Continuing execution when task is nil may lead to a busy loop if no task is added. Consider handling the nil case more gracefully, for example by breaking out of the loop or resetting the timer.
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