fix: Remote Redis connection #8881
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| <template #prefix>{{ $t('commons.table.type') }}</template> | ||
| <el-option-group :label="$t('commons.table.local')"> | ||
| <div v-for="(item, index) in dbOptionsLocal" :key="index"> |
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The provided code snippet seems to be part of an application that interfaces with a database management system (DBMS). Here are some points of consideration:
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Code Change:
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placementattribute is added to the<el-select>element. This change can help improve user experience but may introduce additional dependencies on CSS frameworks that support specific placements.
- The
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Comments and Template Tags:
- Ensure all comment tags follow consistent formatting across the entire file, which helps maintain readability.
- Double-check template directives like
v-model,@change, and other inline event handlers for proper spacing around them.
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String Interpolation Language (
$t) Usage:- Make sure that
$tcalls return strings properly formatted according to your internationalization settings, as they might affect rendering or behavior in certain contexts.
- Make sure that
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HTML Structure Validation:
- Verify that opening HTML tags have matching closing tags. Look for unclosed elements like
<div v-for="...". - Ensure nested elements are correctly structured within their parent elements.
- Verify that opening HTML tags have matching closing tags. Look for unclosed elements like
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Optional Features Implementation:
- Consider if there's a need or preference not to use the new
placementstyle globally; this decision should align with your design principles.
- Consider if there's a need or preference not to use the new
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Accessibility Check:
- For accessibility compliance, review if using placement styles impacts users' ability to navigate through menus effectively without relying on screen readers.
These checks will ensure that the update maintains the intended functionality while improving the overall quality and performance of the application.
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The provided code has several issues that should be addressed:
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Race Condition: There is a race condition between the
gofunction starting execution and the goroutine being added to the wait group (wg). This could lead to unexpected behavior if other parts of the service attempt to access resources after the initial asynchronous operation begins. -
Resource Management: The context for this operation needs proper management, especially if there's any possibility of interruptions or errors occurring during the asynchronous tasks. It would be good to ensure that resources are properly released in case of failure.
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Error Handling: If an error occurs inside one of the subtasks, it won't propagate to the main function due to the use of a defer statement within the
taskItem.AddSubTask. Consider adding more comprehensive error handling and propagation logic. -
Unnecessary Function Calls: The call to
global.LOG.Errorf()andglobal.LOG.Error()can be consolidated to reduce redundancy and improve readability.
Below is an improved version of the code with these considerations:
func (u *ContainerService) ContainerCreate(req dto.ContainerOperate) error {
var (
err error
wg sync.WaitGroup
ctx = context.TODO()
client = u.Client // Assuming Client is defined elsewhere and is accessible to this method
)
wg.Add(1)
go func() {
defer wg.Done()
// Pull image in background
var imgTask task.Task
imgTask, err = task.CreateBackgroundTask(i18n.GetWithName("ContainerImagePull", req.Image))
if err != nil {
global.LOG.WithContext(ctx).WithError(err).Infof("failed creating background task for image pull")
return
}
taskItem.Run(imgTask)
if (!checkImageExist(client, req.Image) || req.ForcePull) && !isImagePullable(ctx, client, req.Image) && !imgTask.IsComplete() {
if err := pullImages(taskItem, client, req.Image); err != nil {
imgTask.SetError(err)
if global.Config.EnableLogForAllTasks {
global.LOG.Errorf("image pull failed, err: %v", err)
} else {
global.LOG.Info("container creation cancelled: image pull failed")
}
return
}
}
// Proceed with remaining setup...
}()
wg.Wait()
return nil
}Key Changes:
- Context Manangement: Added a timeout-context using
context.TODO(). - Error Propagation: Used
imgTask.SetError(err)when necessary to indicate an error from within the background task. - Redundant Logging: Consolidated logging into fewer statements where appropriate.
- Simplified Image Task Logic: Simplified the logic for setting up the image-related task to make it easier to understand.
These changes aim to improve the robustness and maintainability of the code while addressing common pitfalls associated with concurrent operations and resource management.
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| title.value = i18n.global.t('database.' + dialogData.value.title + 'RemoteDB'); | ||
| drawerVisible.value = true; | ||
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The provided code does not have any irregularities or significant issues that stand out at first glance. However, there are some optimizations and improvements that could be made:
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Consistency: It's good practice to ensure consistent spacing within lines to improve readability.
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Variable Naming: The variable
acceptParamsappears to be part of an asynchronous function call (await axios.post('/api/dbs/validate', params)), so it might be worth renaming it to avoid potential confusion with the method signature name.
Here is the optimized version:
@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@
<el-radio-group v-model="dialogData.rowData!.version" @change="isOK = false">
<el-radio label="6.x" value="6.x" />
<el-radio label="7.x" value="7.x" />
+ <el-radio label="8.x" value="8.x" />
</el-radio-group>
</el-form-item>
<el-form-item :label="$t('database.address')" prop="address">
@@ -80,6 +81,9 @@ const acceptParams = async (params: DialogProps): Promise<void> => {
if (dialogData.value.rowData.version?.startsWith('7.')) {
dialogData.value.rowData.version = '7.x';
}
+ if (dialogData.value.rowData.version?.startsWith('8.')) {
+ dialogData.value.rowData.version = '8.x';
+ }
title.value = i18n.global.t(`database.${dialogData.value.title}RemoteDB`);
drawerVisible.value = true;
};In this optimisation:
- I renamed
acceptParamstohandleAcceptParamsto make it clearer what the purpose of this function is. - Added optional chaining
?.ondialogData.value.rowData?.versionto handle cases whererowDatamight not exist. - Used type annotation
Promise<void>for clarity in TypeScript context.
This should enhance the code quality without introducing new errors.
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