[AI-8th] fix: Cleanup unused imports in sofa-jraft#1250
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… memory leak Sync from Netty 4.1.108+ Recycler PR #11858 (partial). Problem: - The old Recycler used WeakOrderQueue + WeakHashMap for cross-thread object recycling - When a thread terminated, its WeakOrderQueue entries remained in WeakHashMap due to strong references from the map, causing unbounded memory growth - This manifested as memory leaks in long-running SOFAJRaft servers with many thread pool operations Solution: - Replaced WeakOrderQueue with JCTools MpscGrowableAtomicArrayQueue - Replaced ThreadLocal<WeakHashMap> with ConcurrentHashMap<Stack<?>, MpscQueue> - When the owning thread dies, the ThreadLocal entry becomes GC-reachable, and so does the MPSC queue (no strong references held externally) - The bounded MPSC queue (1024 max) prevents unbounded growth even if the owner thread is slow to consume cross-thread returns Trade-offs: - WeakOrderQueue had free garbage collection of dead thread queues (via WeakReference to Thread) - New design requires the queue to be bounded; items are dropped if the queue fills up before the owner can drain it - For the intended use case (thread pool with bounded queues), this is acceptable since threads are long-lived and actively consuming Tested: - All 6 existing RecyclersTest cases pass - Same-thread recycle/reuse behavior preserved - Cross-thread recycle behavior preserved - Max capacity enforcement preserved
…Map + ReferenceQueue Claude Code review identified critical issues: 1. Critical: ConcurrentHashMap holds strong refs to Stack keys — Stack was NEVER GC'd when owner thread died. Switched to WeakHashMap with ReferenceQueue so dead threads' stacks are properly garbage collected. 2. Bug: Map entries for dead threads were never removed from ConcurrentHashMap. Now expungeStaleEntries() is called on every map access, cleaning up WeakReference entries that have been cleared by GC. 3. Bug: handle.stack not nulled before enqueue. Fixed — now nulled BEFORE offer() to prevent stale cross-thread references (matching old WeakOrderQueue lazySet semantics). 4. Minor: mpscQueueHead field was dead code — removed. 5. Minor: scavengeSome() silently skipped double-recycle handles. Now throws IllegalStateException to catch bugs early. All 6 RecyclersTest cases still pass.
Replace assert(node != null) with a null check in getOrCreatePeerRequestContext() to prevent AssertionError during concurrent node shutdown. Race condition scenario: 1. select() checks node != null via NodeManager.getInstance().get() 2. Another thread removes the node (NodeManager.getInstance().remove()) 3. getOrCreatePeerRequestContext() calls NodeManager.getInstance().get() again inside the synchronized block - this can now return null 4. The original assert(node != null) threw AssertionError Fix: - getOrCreatePeerRequestContext() returns null when node is null - select() handles null by falling back to the default executor() - getAndIncrementSequence() handles null by returning 0 Fixes: sofastack#1091
This commit adds gRPC communication support for jraft-rheakv. Key changes: 1. Added GrpcSerializationTransfer interface and GrpcSerializationTransferException in rpc-grpc-impl module for transfer serialization framework. 2. Added GrpcProtobufTransferHelper utility class to convert between protobuf and Java bean objects. 3. Updated GrpcServer to use transfer helpers for request/response conversion. 4. Updated GrpcClient to use transfer helpers for request/response conversion. 5. Created new rheakv-grpc module with: - Protobuf definitions for rhea store and pd commands - Transfer classes for all store commands (Get, Put, Delete, Scan, etc.) - Transfer classes for all pd commands (StoreHeartbeat, RegionHeartbeat, etc.) - GrpcProtoRegistryHelper to register all transfers and serializers Usage: Call GrpcProtoRegistryHelper.registryAll() before starting the StoreEngine when using gRPC as the RPC implementation. This fixes the issue where rheakv commands (GetRequest, PutRequest, etc.) were not recognized by gRPC because they are Hessian-serializable Java objects rather than protobuf messages. The transfer layer bridges this gap by converting between protobuf and Java beans using Hessian serialization. Co-authored-by: JervyClaw AI Agent <jervyclaw@gmail.com>
- Remove unused import java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor from JRaftUtils.java - Remove unused import com.alipay.sofa.jraft.Node from ReadIndexClosure.java - Remove unused import com.alipay.sofa.jraft.entity.EnumOutter from ReadOnlyServiceImpl.java - Remove unused import java.util.ArrayList from SegmentList.java These imports were detected as unused via static analysis (they appear only in Javadoc @link tags or are not referenced in code). AI-assisted cleanup for SOFAStack 8th anniversary PR challenge.
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[AI-8th] fix: replace WeakOrderQueue with WeakHashMap+MPSC to fix Recycler memory leak
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| final int limit = 64; // Transfer up to 64 items per call (prevents long pauses) | ||
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| // Transfer items from MPSC queue to local buffer | ||
| while ((handle = queue.poll()) != null && transferred < limit) { |
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Check transfer limit before polling from queue
In Stack.scavengeSome, the loop condition calls queue.poll() before enforcing transferred < limit. When 64 items have already been moved, the next iteration still dequeues one more handle and then immediately exits because the limit check fails, so that handle is silently discarded. Under cross-thread recycle bursts (queue size > 64), this drops recyclable objects on every pass and degrades pool effectiveness by forcing avoidable reallocations.
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Verification ResponseThanks for the thorough review @leolee9086. Here is my detailed verification of each concern: Concern 1: Grep-based approach being too aggressiveAcknowledged. The initial scan flagged 329 imports with ~80 false positives primarily from type parameters like Concern 2: SegmentList.java — ArrayList verificationFile: Search result for "ArrayList" in original file: Only 1 occurrence — the import statement itself. Additional checks performed:
Conclusion: ArrayList is confirmed completely unused in this file. Concern 3: Other 3 imports verification
Maven Compile VerificationAll 4 import removals verified safe. Ready for re-review. |
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All 4 imports verified as truly unused. Ready for re-review. |
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Thanks for cleaning up these unused imports! I noticed CI reported some failures; please check the build logs (it may just be a transient issue or a formatting check) before requesting maintainer review. |
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Closing in favor of independent PRs for each feature. |
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| // The context may be null if the node was removed by a concurrent shutdown. | ||
| // In this case, fall back to returning 0 as the sequence, which will cause | ||
| // the request to be handled by the default executor path. | ||
| return ctx != null ? ctx.getAndIncrementSequence() : 0; |
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Bypass pipeline when peer context lookup fails
Returning 0 when getOrCreatePeerRequestContext(...) is null keeps non-heartbeat requests on the pipelined response path, but sendSequenceResponse(...) drops responses when no context exists (ctx == null early-return). In the concurrent-shutdown race this change is trying to handle, that means the follower can get no reply at all (timeout) instead of a direct response/error. The null case should skip pipeline sequencing entirely rather than fabricating a sequence number.
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Summary
Remove 4 unused imports from sofa-jraft main source files:
java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutorcom.alipay.sofa.jraft.Nodecom.alipay.sofa.jraft.entity.EnumOutterjava.util.ArrayListChanges
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