Default to 0 messages

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved queue size retrieval to prevent errors when message data is missing, ensuring more reliable operation.

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Walkthrough

The getQueueSize method in the AMQP class was updated to include a PHPDoc @throws annotation and improved error handling. The method now safely returns 0 if the 'messages' key is missing from the response, preventing undefined index errors.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/Queue/Broker/AMQP.php	Added @throws \Exception PHPDoc to getQueueSize, updated return to handle missing 'messages' key safely.

Poem

A queue once counted, sometimes missed,
The 'messages' key would not exist!
Now with care, we check and see,
If missing, we return a zero—whee!
No more errors, just peace and cheer,
The AMQP rabbit hops with no fear! 🐇

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

src/Queue/Broker/AMQP.php (2)

157-159: Good documentation improvement.

The added @throws \Exception annotation correctly documents the exception that can be thrown on line 176, improving API clarity for method consumers.

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181-181: Excellent defensive programming improvement.

The null coalescing operator prevents undefined index errors and provides a sensible default of 0 messages when the 'messages' key is missing from the API response. This change aligns perfectly with the PR objective.

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