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feat:rtc can intercept more command #3033

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将rtc扩展为支持ReadCache的所有命令。

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  • Refactor
    • Improved the mechanism for processing commands that require cache reads, now supporting a broader range of command types.
    • Updated internal documentation to reflect the expanded logic for handling cached read operations.

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This pull request refactors the logic in the PikaClientConn::IsInterceptedByRTC method. It retrieves a command object via g_pika_cmd_table_manager->GetCmd(opt) and checks if the command requires cache reading using IsNeedReadCache(). The flags from the command are compared against cache configurations in g_pika_conf to decide interception. Additionally, a comment in the ReadCmdInCache method was updated to indicate that more command types can be processed. There are no changes to exported or public interfaces.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/...pika_client_conn.cc Modified IsInterceptedByRTC to use a generalized command lookup and cache requirement check (via IsNeedReadCache() and flag evaluations). Updated a comment in ReadCmdInCache to reflect the broader command handling logic.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Conn as PikaClientConn
    participant CmdMgr as g_pika_cmd_table_manager
    participant Config as g_pika_conf

    Client->>Conn: Send command (opt)
    Conn->>CmdMgr: Retrieve command object (GetCmd(opt))
    CmdMgr-->>Conn: Return command object / null
    alt Command found
        Conn->>Conn: Evaluate IsNeedReadCache()
        alt Cache read required
            Conn->>Config: Check corresponding flag(s)
            Config-->>Conn: Return flag status
            Conn-->>Client: Return interception decision based on flag
        else Cache read not required
            Conn-->>Client: Return false
        end
    else Command not found
        Conn-->>Client: Return false
    end
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src/pika_client_conn.cc (2)

261-294: Consider unifying repetitive checks to improve readability.
The new interception logic checks each flag separately for cache configuration and returns early if a match is found. While it works, you might de-duplicate these blocks and handle multi-flag scenarios more cleanly by aggregating all relevant conditions into one or two consolidated checks. This makes the code more maintainable and reduces potential oversights when adding new flags.

Possible approach:

 if (c_ptr->IsNeedReadCache()) {
-   if (c_ptr->flag_ & kCmdFlagsOperateKey) {
-     return true;
-   }
-   if (c_ptr->flag_ & kCmdFlagsKv) {
-     if (g_pika_conf->GetCacheString()) {
-       return true;
-     }
-   } else if (c_ptr->flag_ & kCmdFlagsZset) {
-     ...
-   }
+   const bool interceptable =
+       (c_ptr->flag_ & kCmdFlagsOperateKey)
+       || ((c_ptr->flag_ & kCmdFlagsKv)   && g_pika_conf->GetCacheString())
+       || ((c_ptr->flag_ & kCmdFlagsZset) && g_pika_conf->GetCacheZset())
+       || ((c_ptr->flag_ & kCmdFlagsHash) && g_pika_conf->GetCacheHash())
+       || ((c_ptr->flag_ & kCmdFlagsList) && g_pika_conf->GetCacheList())
+       || ((c_ptr->flag_ & kCmdFlagsBit)  && g_pika_conf->GetCacheBit());
+   if (interceptable) {
+     return true;
+   }
 }

377-393: Add logging or handling for large-key skips.
It's prudent to skip storing oversized keys in the cache. For operational insight, consider adding a log entry or counter increment whenever a large key is encountered. This can help operators understand when keys are not being cached due to size constraints and avoid potential confusion if expected items fail to appear in the cache.

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这个改动不一定合理,我看了前面的相关pr,有提到rtc最好是拦截单key。同时如果是但是哪怕纯内存也比较慢的操作不能走rtc。

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This change is not necessarily reasonable. I looked at the previous related PR and mentioned that RTC is best to intercept single keys. At the same time, if it is, even if it is pure memory, it is relatively slow, it cannot use rtc.

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