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  • Documentation

    • Enhanced and standardized internal comments and documentation across configuration handling, logging, caching, authentication, networking, and file operations.
    • Translated non-English documentation to English and expanded explanations for improved clarity and maintainability.
    • Added detailed descriptions for constants, methods, and structures to clarify their roles and functionalities.
    • Introduced new JSON file test-application.json for testing purposes, containing sample configuration data.
  • Chores

    • Performed comprehensive internal code documentation updates without altering functionality or user-facing features.

These changes improve code clarity and support future enhancements while maintaining the current end-user experience.

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The pull request contains extensive documentation improvements across multiple modules of the Apollo configuration client. It updates comments from Chinese to detailed English explanations, clarifying method parameters, return values, and intended functionality in components such as cache, client, load balancing, configuration synchronization, logging, file handling, authentication, storage, and utilities. No changes to functionality or control flow have been made.

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File(s) Change Summary
agcache/cache.go, agcache/memory/memory.go Updated documentation for cache interfaces and implementations with detailed English comments for methods (e.g., Set, Get, Clear) and the cache factory.
client.go Enhanced Apollo client interface documentation by adding detailed comments to methods for configuration retrieval, synchronization, and listener management.
cluster/load_balance.go, cluster/roundrobin/round_robin.go Improved documentation for load balancing interfaces and strategies, detailing parameters, return types, and algorithm logic.
component/common.go, component/log/log.go, component/notify/componet_notify.go, component/remote/*, component/serverlist/sync.go Expanded documentation across configuration synchronization, logging, notification, remote configuration, and server list synchronization components, clarifying interfaces and method functionalities.
env/* (app_config.go, config/, file/, request_config.go, server/server.go) Refined comments for environment configuration, file handling, connection settings, and server management, with clearer descriptions of constants and method purposes.
extension/* Enhanced documentation for global extension components such as cache factory, file handler, format parser, load balance, and HTTP authentication.
protocol/* (auth/*, http/request.go) Updated comments for HTTP authentication, signature generation, and HTTP request handling with detailed descriptions of parameters, return values, and error handling.
start.go Revised function comments for setting custom implementations for signature, backup file handler, load balance, logger, and cache components.
storage/* (change_event.go, event_dispatch.go, repository.go) Improved documentation for change event types, repository cache methods, and event dispatch mechanisms with detailed descriptions.
utils/parse/* (normal/parser.go, parser.go, properties/parser.go, yaml/parser.go, yml/parser.go) Enhanced documentation for content parser interfaces and implementations across properties, YAML, and YML formats, including Viper integration.
utils/utils.go Clarified documentation for utility constants and helper functions, including internal IP retrieval and nil-check utilities.

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  • chore: format code style #332: The changes in the main PR, which involve extensive updates to comments in the agcache/cache.go file, are related as both involve modifications to comments in the same file, specifically enhancing readability and formatting. However, the retrieved PR focuses solely on formatting changes (adding spaces after comment slashes) without altering the content or functionality of the comments.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
utils/parse/yml/parser.go (1)

63-63: Missed Chinese comment

There is still a Chinese comment on line 63: "使用viper解析" which means "use viper to parse". This should be translated to English to maintain consistency with the rest of the documentation.

-	// 使用viper解析
+	// Use Viper to parse the YML content
utils/parse/yaml/parser.go (1)

63-63: Chinese comment needs translation

The comment "// 使用viper解析" should be translated to English (e.g., "// Use viper for parsing") to maintain consistency with the rest of the documentation changes in this file.

-// 使用viper解析
+// Use viper for parsing
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component/remote/abs.go (4)
component/remote/remote.go (1)
  • ApolloConfig (24-62)
env/config/apollo_config.go (1)
  • ApolloConfig (95-98)
env/config/config.go (1)
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env/request_config.go (1)
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extension/load_balance.go (2)
cluster/load_balance.go (1)
  • LoadBalance (24-38)
start.go (1)
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extension/cache.go (1)
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extension/file.go (2)
env/file/file_handler.go (1)
  • FileHandler (23-50)
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extension/sign.go (1)
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component/remote/remote.go (1)
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utils/parse/parser.go (1)
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component/remote/remote.go (3)
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env/config/apollo_config.go (1)
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protocol/http/request.go (1)
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component/common.go (1)
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env/app_config.go (2)
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env/config/json/json_config.go (1)
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component/common.go (1)
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protocol/http/request.go (3)
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client.go (1)
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storage/event_dispatch.go (1)
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protocol/auth/auth.go (1)
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extension/sign.go (1)
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105-105: field initAppConfigFunc is unused

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extension/cache.go (3)

20-22: Well-structured variable documentation added.

The addition of clear documentation for the globalCacheFactory variable helps developers understand its purpose as a singleton instance that manages cache instances.


25-29: Improved function documentation with proper returns section.

The updated documentation for GetCacheFactory() follows good Go documentation practices by clearly stating its purpose and properly documenting the return value with a separate "Returns" section.


34-39: Comprehensive function documentation with parameter details.

The documentation for SetCacheFactory() now provides clear information about its parameter, return values, and its purpose for allowing custom cache implementations, following standard Go documentation practices.

extension/file.go (3)

19-20: Clear variable documentation added.

The added documentation for the fileHandler variable clearly explains its purpose for managing backup files, which helps developers understand its role within the Apollo client.


23-28: Well-structured function documentation with parameter details.

The documentation for SetFileHandler() now provides comprehensive information about its parameter and its purpose for allowing custom file handling implementations, following proper Go documentation standards.


33-38: Improved function documentation with clear return value description.

The updated documentation for GetFileHandler() follows good Go documentation practices by clearly stating its purpose and properly documenting the return value with additional context about its usage for backup operations.

utils/parse/normal/parser.go (2)

17-19: Improved struct documentation with usage context.

The updated documentation for the Parser struct clearly explains its role as the default content parser implementation and when it's used, which is valuable context for developers.


23-32: Comprehensive method documentation with detailed explanations.

The documentation for the Parse method now provides complete information about its parameters, return values, and includes a helpful note explaining that this is a fallback implementation returning nil values. This follows Go documentation best practices.

extension/load_balance.go (3)

19-20: Clear variable documentation added.

The added documentation for the defaultLoadBalance variable clearly explains its purpose for distributing requests across multiple Apollo server nodes, which helps developers understand the load balancing functionality.


23-28: Well-structured function documentation with parameter details.

The documentation for SetLoadBalance() now provides comprehensive information about its parameter and its purpose for allowing custom load balancing strategies, following proper Go documentation standards.


33-38: Improved function documentation with clear return value description.

The updated documentation for GetLoadBalance() follows good Go documentation practices by clearly stating its purpose and properly documenting the return value with additional context about its usage for server selection during Apollo client operations.

component/remote/abs.go (5)

26-28: Well-documented abstract class definition

The comments clearly describe the purpose and role of the AbsApolloConfig struct, making it easier for developers to understand its functionality.


33-46: Excellent method documentation

The comments for SyncWithNamespace follow best practices with:

  • Clear description of the method's purpose
  • Well-documented parameters and return values
  • Step-by-step explanation of the method's operation

This significantly improves code readability and maintainability.


53-54: Good contextual comment

This comment provides helpful context about the connection configuration setup.


61-62: Helpful clarification on timeout override

The comment clearly explains how the timeout is overridden based on application configuration.


66-67: Clear explanation of error recovery

This comment explains that the synchronization includes error recovery logic, which is important for understanding the code's robustness.

extension/format_parser.go (3)

22-25: Detailed variable documentation

The comments clearly explain the purpose of the formatParser map, including its key and value types, which is essential for developers to understand how to use it properly.


27-34: Comprehensive function documentation

The documentation for AddFormatParser follows best practices with:

  • Clear description of the function's purpose
  • Well-documented parameters
  • Explanation of the function's role in the extension system

This significantly improves code readability and maintainability.


38-45: Well-structured function documentation

The GetFormatParser function documentation is clear and follows a consistent format with the other functions. It properly explains parameters, return values, and edge cases (returning nil).

utils/parse/yml/parser.go (5)

25-27: Good global variable documentation

The comments clearly explain the purpose of the global Viper instance and the performance benefit of using a single instance.


29-32: Clear initialization function documentation

The comment for the init function clearly explains what it does, making the initialization process transparent.


34-37: Informative struct documentation

The comments for the Parser struct provide a clear explanation of its purpose and implementation details.


40-53: Comprehensive method documentation

The documentation for the Parse method follows best practices with:

  • Clear description of the method's purpose
  • Well-documented parameters and return values
  • Step-by-step explanation of the method's operation

This significantly improves code readability and maintainability.


72-81: Well-documented helper function

The comments for the convertToMap function provide a clear explanation of its purpose, parameters, return values, and operation. This is especially valuable for helper functions that might otherwise lack context.

cluster/roundrobin/round_robin.go (2)

21-24: Clear implementation documentation

The comments for the RoundRobin struct provide a concise explanation of its purpose and implementation details. This makes it clear to developers what kind of load balancing strategy is being used.


27-38: Comprehensive method documentation with implementation notes

The documentation for the Load method is excellent:

  • Clear description of the method's purpose
  • Well-documented parameters and return values
  • Additional notes about the current implementation and potential improvements

The note about possible future improvements is particularly valuable as it helps developers understand the current limitations and potential evolution path.

component/common.go (2)

17-23: Well-documented interface definition!

The comments for the AbsComponent interface are clear, concise, and informative. They effectively explain the purpose of the interface and provide helpful implementation guidance for the Start method.


26-31: Great documentation for this function!

The comments for StartRefreshConfig follow good documentation practices with clear descriptions of purpose, parameters, and usage context.

utils/parse/parser.go (1)

17-29: Excellent interface documentation!

The comments for the ContentParser interface and its Parse method are comprehensive and well-structured. The parameter and return value documentation is particularly helpful, and I appreciate the implementation guidance provided for developers who will create concrete implementations of this interface.

env/request_config.go (2)

21-23: Clear struct-level documentation!

The comments for the ConnectConfig struct provide a good overview of its purpose in the Apollo configuration system.


25-45: Well-documented configuration fields!

The field-level comments are detailed and informative, clearly explaining the purpose, expected values, and behavior of each configuration parameter. This significantly improves the usability of the ConnectConfig struct.

env/file/file_handler.go (2)

21-23: Clear interface definition documentation!

The comments for the FileHandler interface effectively explain its purpose in the Apollo configuration system.


24-49: Excellent method documentation!

The method-level comments are comprehensive and consistently formatted, with clear descriptions of:

  • Purpose of each method
  • Parameter details
  • Return values and their meanings
  • Potential error conditions

This documentation will be very helpful for developers implementing or using this interface.

extension/sign.go (3)

21-23: Well-documented variable purpose!

Good addition of clear English comments explaining the purpose of the global authSign variable and its role in the authentication system.


26-31: Well-structured function documentation!

The updated English comment for SetHTTPAuth follows Go's documentation standards with clear parameter descriptions and purpose explanation. This provides good context for developers who might need to implement custom authentication strategies.


36-41: Good documentation of return values!

The updated English comment for GetHTTPAuth clearly explains the purpose of the function and describes the return value, making it easier for developers to understand how to use this function in their authentication workflow.

utils/parse/yaml/parser.go (5)

25-26: Good explanation of the global variable!

The added English comment clearly explains the purpose of the global Viper instance and the performance benefit of using a single instance.


29-29: Clear init function documentation!

Good addition of a comment explaining the purpose of the init function and how it initializes the YAML configuration type.


34-36: Well-documented struct purpose!

The updated English comments provide clear explanation of the Parser struct's purpose and its relation to the Viper library in handling YAML configurations.


40-52: Comprehensive method documentation!

The detailed English comments for the Parse method follow Go's best practices with clear descriptions of:

  • The method's overall purpose
  • Parameter details and expected format
  • Return value types and meanings
  • The step-by-step processing logic

This documentation will be very helpful for developers working with the YAML parser.


72-80: Thorough function documentation!

The added English comments for the convertToMap function provide detailed explanations of its parameters, return values, and purpose within the YAML parsing workflow.

utils/parse/properties/parser.go (3)

17-19: Clear struct documentation!

The updated English comments clearly explain the purpose of the Parser struct and its role in handling Java-style properties format configuration.


23-33: Well-documented method signature!

The detailed English comments for the Parse method provide clear explanations of its purpose, parameters, and return values, following Go's documentation best practices.


34-36: Note about implementation

I notice the Parse method has a placeholder implementation that simply returns nil values. This is not part of the current PR changes (which focus on documentation), but it's worth noting that the implementation appears to be incomplete.

env/config/json/json_config.go (3)

27-28: Clear struct documentation!

The updated English comments concisely explain the purpose of the ConfigFile struct and its role in handling JSON format configurations.


32-39: Well-documented method signature!

The updated English comments for the Load method provide clear explanations of its parameters and return values, making it easier for developers to understand how to use this method correctly.


55-66: Comprehensive method documentation!

The detailed English comments for the Write method not only describe its parameters and return values but also outline the step-by-step process it follows. This type of documentation is particularly helpful for understanding the method's behavior and error handling.

protocol/auth/sign/sign.go (9)

29-32: Well-documented constant definitions.

The added comments clearly explain the purpose of these HTTP header constants in the authentication process.


34-36: Clear description of the authorization format.

The comment effectively explains both the purpose and the specific format used in the Apollo authorization header.


38-41: Good descriptions for utility constants.

The added comments provide context about how these constants are used in string operations and URL handling.


45-46: Informative comment for hash function variable.

The comment clearly identifies the purpose and type of hash function used for signature generation.


49-57: Well-structured function documentation.

The documentation follows a clear format with parameters, return values, and purpose explanation for the SetHash function.


63-65: Improved struct documentation.

The comment effectively explains the purpose of the AuthSignature struct in Apollo's authentication system.


68-82: Comprehensive method documentation.

The detailed step-by-step explanation of the HTTPHeaders method provides excellent context for its functionality.


101-108: Clear documentation for the signString function.

The comment includes a good description of the function's purpose, parameters, and return value.


115-123: Well-documented URL parsing function.

The comment provides clear information about the function's parameters, return value, and output format.

component/remote/remote.go (6)

22-24: Clear interface description.

The added comments effectively explain the purpose of the ApolloConfig interface in the configuration system.


25-31: Well-documented method signature.

The comment clearly describes the parameters, return value, and purpose of the GetNotifyURLSuffix method.


33-39: Comprehensive method documentation.

The added documentation clearly explains the purpose and parameters of the GetSyncURI method.


41-46: Informative Sync method documentation.

The comment effectively describes the method's purpose, parameters, and return value for configuration synchronization.


48-53: Clear CallBack method documentation.

The added comment provides good context about the purpose of this method in the callback handling process.


55-61: Well-structured SyncWithNamespace documentation.

The comment properly explains the method's purpose, parameters, and return value for namespace-specific synchronization.

utils/utils.go (5)

25-27: Improved constant documentation.

The expanded comment clarifies the purpose and usage context of the Empty constant throughout the application.


31-34: Clear variable documentation.

The added comments explain the purpose of both the synchronization mechanism and the cached IP address variable.


37-46: Comprehensive function documentation.

The detailed step-by-step explanation of the GetInternal function provides excellent context about its internal logic.


64-72: Well-documented utility function.

The comment clearly explains the purpose, parameters, and return value of the IsNotNil function.


76-87: Thorough nil-checking function documentation.

The detailed explanation of nil-checking scenarios makes the function's purpose and behavior very clear.

protocol/auth/auth.go (2)

17-20: Clear interface description.

The added comments effectively explain the purpose of the HTTPAuth interface in Apollo's authentication system.


21-32: Comprehensive method documentation.

The detailed explanation of parameters, return values, and expected behavior provides excellent context for implementing this interface method.

component/notify/componet_notify.go (7)

26-28: Improved documentation for longPollInterval constant.

The added comments clearly explain the purpose and behavior of the long polling interval constant, which enhances code readability.


31-33: Well-documented ConfigComponent purpose.

The added documentation clearly describes the component's responsibility for configuration synchronization and the long-polling mechanism.


34-39: Thorough field documentation.

The comments for each field in the ConfigComponent struct provide clear explanations of their purposes, improving code understanding.


42-45: Clear method documentation with parameters specified.

The SetAppConfig method documentation follows good Go practices by including a description and parameter details.


49-52: Clear method documentation with parameters specified.

The SetCache method documentation follows good Go practices by including a description and parameter details.


56-62: Comprehensive documentation for the Start method.

The comments effectively explain the step-by-step process of configuration synchronization, which is particularly valuable for this complex method.


85-87: Clear documentation for the Stop method.

The comment clearly explains the purpose and behavior of the Stop method in terminating the synchronization process.

agcache/cache.go (9)

17-17: Interface purpose clearly defined.

The comment clearly explains the purpose of the CacheInterface, replacing the previous Chinese comment.


19-26: Well-documented Set method with complete parameter and return descriptions.

The comments provide comprehensive information about the parameters and return values, following good documentation practices.


28-31: Clear EntryCount method documentation.

The comments effectively explain the purpose and return value of the EntryCount method.


33-39: Comprehensive Get method documentation.

The comments provide detailed information about the parameters, return values, and potential errors, which is essential for interface documentation.


41-46: Well-documented Del method.

The comments clearly explain the parameters and return values, enhancing usability of the interface.


48-52: Clear Range method documentation with iteration explanation.

The comments effectively explain the purpose of the Range method and how to control iteration with the callback function.


54-55: Simple but effective Clear method documentation.

The comment concisely explains the purpose of the Clear method.


58-58: Factory interface purpose clearly defined.

The comment clearly explains the purpose of the CacheFactory interface, replacing the previous Chinese comment.


60-63: Well-documented Create method.

The comments clearly explain the purpose and return value of the Create method.

agcache/memory/memory.go (10)

25-25: Implementation details clearly documented.

The comment provides valuable information about the DefaultCache implementation using sync.Map.


27-28: Field purposes clearly documented.

The comments for each field in the DefaultCache struct enhance code understanding.


31-39: Thorough documentation for Set method.

The comments clearly explain the method's parameters, behavior, and return value, including the detail that expireSeconds is not currently implemented.


45-48: Clear EntryCount method documentation.

The comments effectively explain the purpose and return value of the EntryCount method.


53-60: Comprehensive Get method documentation.

The comments provide detailed information about the parameters, return values, and potential errors.


68-72: Well-documented Range method.

The comments clearly explain the purpose and parameters of the Range method, consistent with the interface documentation.


76-82: Accurate Del method documentation.

The comments describe the method well, including the important note that it always returns true regardless of whether the key existed.


88-90: Detailed Clear method documentation.

The comment explains not only the purpose but also the implementation details of reinitializing the map and resetting the counter.


95-95: Factory implementation purpose clearly defined.

The comment clearly explains the purpose of the DefaultCacheFactory.


99-102: Well-documented Create method.

The comments clearly explain the purpose and return value of the Create method, consistent with the interface documentation.

env/config/apollo_config.go (11)

23-24: Clear documentation of CurrentApolloConfig purpose.

The comments effectively explain the structure's responsibility for maintaining configuration information.


26-27: Field purposes clearly documented.

The comments for each field in the CurrentApolloConfig struct enhance code understanding, including the thread-safety aspect.


30-33: Well-documented factory method.

The comments clearly explain the purpose and return value of the CreateCurrentApolloConfig method.


39-45: Comprehensive Set method documentation with thread-safety note.

The comments provide detailed information about the parameters and explicitly mention the thread-safety aspect of the operation.


52-57: Clear Get method documentation with thread-safety note.

The comments effectively explain the purpose, return value, and thread-safety of the Get method.


64-72: Thorough GetReleaseKey method documentation.

The comments provide comprehensive information about the parameters, return value, and thread-safety considerations.


83-85: Clear documentation of ApolloConnConfig purpose.

The comments effectively explain the structure's role in the Apollo configuration system.


86-91: Well-documented structure fields.

The comments for each field in the ApolloConnConfig struct provide clear explanations of their purposes, improving code understanding.


93-95: Clear documentation of ApolloConfig purpose.

The comments effectively explain the structure's relationship to ApolloConnConfig and its role in storing configuration values.


96-98: Field purposes clearly documented.

The comments for the fields in the ApolloConfig struct enhance code understanding.


100-105: Well-documented Init method.

The comments clearly explain the purpose and parameters of the Init method.

env/app_config.go (8)

28-31: Well-documented constants.

The added comments effectively explain the purpose of these configuration constants. This documentation helps users understand the role of appConfigFile as the default configuration file name and appConfigFilePath as the environment variable name for specifying a custom configuration path.


33-36: Good documentation for default values.

Clear explanation of the default cluster and namespace constants. These comments help developers understand the fallback values used when specific configurations aren't provided.


40-43: Improved variable documentation.

The added comments clearly explain the purpose of these variables, particularly highlighting the thread-safety mechanism of executeConfigFileOnce and the role of configFileExecutor.


46-51: Comprehensive function documentation.

The updated comment for InitFileConfig now clearly describes the function's purpose, return values, and behavior. This documentation makes it easier for developers to understand the configuration initialization process.


59-66: Well-structured function documentation.

The comment for InitConfig follows good documentation practices by clearly describing parameters and return values. This helps users understand how to correctly use this function for custom configuration initialization.


71-83: Excellent detailed documentation.

The comment for getLoadAppConfig provides comprehensive information about the function's behavior, including its fallback mechanism. The step-by-step explanation is particularly helpful for understanding the configuration loading process.


99-104: Clear singleton pattern documentation.

The comment for GetConfigFileExecutor effectively explains both the function's purpose and the thread-safety mechanism it employs. This helps developers understand the singleton pattern implementation.


111-124: Thorough unmarshaling function documentation.

The comment for Unmarshal provides a detailed explanation of the deserialization process, including the function's parameters, return values, and step-by-step operation. This documentation significantly improves code maintainability.

component/serverlist/sync.go (5)

30-32: Improved constant documentation.

The comment for refreshIPListInterval now clearly explains both the purpose of the constant and its practical effect on the application. This helps developers understand the server list refresh behavior.


38-43: Clear initialization function documentation.

The comment for InitSyncServerIPList effectively describes the function's purpose and the goroutine it starts. This documentation helps users understand how server list synchronization is initialized.


47-49: Informative component documentation.

The comment for SyncServerIPListComponent now clearly explains the component's role in periodic server list synchronization. This documentation helps developers understand the component's purpose within the system.


53-58: Well-structured method documentation.

The comment for the Start method provides a clear step-by-step explanation of what the method accomplishes. This helps developers understand the synchronization process initialization.


102-116: Comprehensive callback documentation.

The expanded comment for SyncServerIPListSuccessCallBack provides excellent detail about its parameters, return values, and internal operation. The step-by-step explanation is particularly helpful for understanding the server response processing.

env/file/json/raw.go (5)

28-31: Good singleton variable documentation.

The added comments clearly explain that raw is a singleton instance and rawOnce ensures thread-safe initialization. This documentation helps developers understand the singleton pattern implementation.


34-37: Informative struct documentation.

The comment for rawFileHandler effectively explains the struct's purpose and relationship to the base FileHandler. This helps developers understand the extension pattern and the dual storage approach for configurations.


41-53: Detailed function documentation.

The comment for writeWithRaw provides comprehensive information about its parameters, return values, and step-by-step operation. This helps developers understand the raw configuration file writing process.


75-87: Well-structured method documentation.

The comment for WriteConfigFile clearly explains the method's implementation of the interface, its parameters, return values, and internal steps. This documentation makes it easier to understand the dual file writing approach.


100-105: Clear singleton function documentation.

The comment for GetRawFileHandler effectively explains the function's purpose and thread-safety mechanism. This helps developers understand how to properly obtain the singleton instance.

protocol/http/request.go (7)

38-40: Improved constant documentation.

The comment for onErrorRetryInterval now clearly explains both the purpose of the constant and its value. This helps developers understand the retry mechanism behavior.


42-61: Well-documented HTTP configuration variables.

The comments for various HTTP configuration variables provide clear explanations of their purposes and values. This documentation helps developers understand the HTTP client configuration and connection pooling strategy.


64-70: Clear transport configuration documentation.

The comment for getDefaultTransport effectively explains the function's parameters and return values. This helps developers understand how the HTTP transport configuration is created and managed.


92-99: Improved callback structure documentation.

The comments for the CallBack struct fields clearly explain the purpose of each callback function and attribute. This documentation helps developers understand how to implement and use callbacks for HTTP responses.


102-111: Comprehensive request function documentation.

The comment for Request provides detailed information about its parameters, return values, and retry mechanism. This documentation helps developers understand how HTTP requests are handled and recovered from failures.


216-231: Excellent failover documentation.

The comment for RequestRecovery provides a thorough explanation of the function's parameters, return values, and failover mechanism. The step-by-step explanation of the failover process is particularly helpful for understanding the resilience strategy.


254-265: Well-structured load balancing documentation.

The comment for loadBalance clearly explains the function's parameters, return values, and decision-making process. This documentation helps developers understand how servers are selected based on the configured load balancing strategy.

cluster/load_balance.go (2)

21-23: Well-structured interface documentation.

The comments effectively explain the purpose of the LoadBalance interface and its role in implementing different distribution algorithms for Apollo servers.


25-36: Complete and detailed method documentation.

The documentation for the Load method is thorough, covering parameters, return values, and expected implementation behaviors. The format follows Go documentation best practices with well-organized sections.

component/remote/sync.go (7)

31-33: Clear function documentation.

The comments concisely describe the purpose and return value of CreateSyncApolloConfig.


40-41: Good type documentation.

The comments clearly explain the purpose of syncApolloConfig type and its relationship to the base type.


46-47: Informative method documentation.

The documentation clarifies both the return value and the reasoning behind the implementation, which is helpful for understanding the sync mode behavior.


52-58: Well-structured method documentation.

The documentation follows GoDoc conventions with clearly marked Parameters and Returns sections, making it easy to understand the method's purpose and usage.


68-73: Clear callback method documentation.

The comments effectively explain the purpose, parameters, and return value of the CallBack method.


82-95: Comprehensive function documentation.

The comments provide a detailed explanation of the processJSONFiles function, including a step-by-step breakdown of its operation which greatly enhances code readability.


132-142: Thorough method documentation.

The Sync method documentation clearly explains its purpose, parameters, return values, and implementation steps, making it easy for developers to understand the synchronization process.

constant/config_file_format.go (2)

17-18: Clear type documentation.

The comments effectively explain the purpose of the ConfigFileFormat type and its role in the parser selection process.


22-24: Consistent and informative constant documentation.

Each file format constant is documented with its purpose, typical extension, and common usage context, providing valuable information for developers working with different configuration types.

Also applies to: 26-28, 30-32, 34-36, 38-40, 42-44

storage/change_event.go (4)

18-19: Clear constant documentation.

The comments concisely explain the meaning of each configuration change type constant (ADDED, MODIFIED, DELETED).

Also applies to: 20-21, 22-23


26-37: Well-structured interface documentation.

The documentation for the ChangeListener interface and its methods clearly explains the purpose and parameters of each method, distinguishing between incremental and full configuration changes.


40-41: Comprehensive type and field documentation.

All types and their fields are well-documented, providing clear explanations of their purposes and relationships within the configuration change system.

Also applies to: 43-49, 51-57, 59-67, 69-74


76-125: Detailed helper function documentation.

Each helper function (createModifyConfigChange, createAddConfigChange, createDeletedConfigChange, createConfigChangeEvent) includes comprehensive documentation of its parameters, return values, and purpose, following a consistent format.

start.go (5)

26-33: Clear and comprehensive documentation!

The documentation for the SetSignature function is well-structured, providing clear information about the purpose, parameters, capabilities, and behavior for nil values.


40-48: Well-documented function with helpful details!

The documentation for SetBackupFileHandler follows a consistent format and clearly explains the function's purpose, parameters, capabilities, and behavior with nil values.


55-63: Excellent documentation with clear explanation!

The comments for SetLoadBalance are thorough and follow the established documentation pattern, making it easy for users to understand how to use this function.


70-78: Well-structured documentation with consistent format!

The documentation for SetLogger clearly explains its purpose, parameter, capabilities, and nil-handling behavior, matching the implementation in the code.


85-93: Comprehensive documentation that follows the project pattern!

The documentation for SetCache is well-written and maintains consistency with the documentation style used throughout the file.

env/server/server.go (8)

25-32: Clear documentation for global variables!

The comments effectively explain the purpose of each global variable, providing helpful context about their roles in managing Apollo server connections.


35-40: Well-structured documentation for the Info struct!

The comments clearly describe the purpose of the struct and its fields, making it easier to understand the data structure.


43-56: Comprehensive function documentation!

The documentation for GetServers follows a clear pattern with purpose, parameters, and return values well-explained.


58-72: Detailed and consistent function documentation!

The documentation for GetServersLen maintains the same clear format as other functions in the file.


74-84: Clear parameter documentation!

The comments for SetServers effectively explain the function's purpose and parameters.


86-125: Comprehensive function documentation with implementation steps!

The documentation for SetDownNode includes not only parameter information but also explains the function's operational steps, which is very helpful.


127-147: Excellent documentation with important behavioral note!

The documentation for IsConnectDirectly includes a crucial note about the inverse behavior of the return value, which helps prevent potential misunderstandings.


149-172: Well-documented function with clear parameter explanations!

The documentation for SetNextTryConnTime includes detailed information about parameters and function behavior, particularly for the default value handling.

env/config/config.go (15)

28-31: Clear documentation for global variables!

The comments effectively explain the purpose of each global variable used in the configuration system.


34-52: Comprehensive interface documentation!

The documentation for the File interface and its methods is detailed and well-structured, clearly explaining parameters and return values.


54-69: Detailed struct field documentation!

Each field in the AppConfig struct is well-documented, providing clear context about the configuration properties.


71-77: Clear documentation for ServerInfo struct!

The comments effectively explain the purpose of the struct and each of its fields.


79-84: Well-documented method with return value explanation!

The documentation for GetIsBackupConfig clearly explains its purpose and return value.


86-91: Consistent method documentation!

The documentation for GetBackupConfigPath follows the same clear pattern as other methods.


93-105: Helpful method documentation with return value details!

The documentation for GetHost clearly explains what the method does and the formatting of the returned URL.


107-112: Concise initialization method documentation!

The documentation for Init provides a clear explanation of the method's purpose.


120-129: Well-documented initialization method!

The documentation for initAllNotifications clearly explains its purpose and the optional callback parameter.


131-153: Comprehensive function documentation with step-by-step explanation!

The documentation for SplitNamespaces includes detailed information about parameters, return values, and a breakdown of the function's operational steps.


155-162: Clear method documentation with contextual note!

The documentation for GetNotificationsMap includes helpful context about the map's purpose in the system.


164-177: Detailed URL construction documentation!

The documentation for GetServicesConfigURL clearly explains what the method does and breaks down the components of the constructed URL.


191-191: Clear field documentation!

The comment effectively explains the purpose of the notifications field and its thread-safe nature.


194-207: Concise method documentation!

The documentation for UpdateAllNotifications clearly explains its purpose and parameter.


243-280: Comprehensive method documentation with behavior details!

The documentation for GetNotifies includes detailed information about parameters, return values, and special handling for the empty namespace case.

storage/event_dispatch.go (13)

27-27: Clear constant documentation!

The comment effectively explains the purpose of the error message format constant.


32-32: Concise error variable documentation!

The comment clearly explains when this error is returned.


35-37: Clear event struct documentation!

The comment effectively explains the purpose of the Event struct and its components.


43-45: Well-documented interface!

The documentation for the Listener interface clearly explains its purpose and the method it requires implementations to provide.


49-51: Clear dispatcher struct documentation!

The comment effectively explains the purpose of the Dispatcher and its data structure.


55-57: Concise factory function documentation!

The documentation for UseEventDispatch clearly explains what it creates and returns.


63-66: Detailed registration method documentation!

The documentation for RegisterListener includes important information about key patterns and error handling.


95-97: Clear helper function documentation!

The comment for invalidKey effectively explains what the function checks and its return value semantics.


102-105: Well-documented unregistration method!

The documentation for UnRegisterListener clearly explains its purpose and error handling.


131-133: Clear event handler documentation!

The documentation for OnChange explains both its interface implementation role and its operational behavior.


143-145: Helpful placeholder method documentation!

The documentation for the empty OnNewestChange method clearly indicates its future implementation status.


149-151: Detailed dispatch method documentation!

The documentation for dispatchEvent clearly explains how it matches keys and notifies listeners.


167-169: Clear utility function documentation!

The documentation for convertToEvent explains both its purpose and the conditional behavior based on change type.

env/file/json/json.go (8)

29-30: Well-documented constant definition!

The comment clearly explains the purpose of the Suffix constant as the default file extension for JSON configuration files.


32-34: Improved variable documentation!

The comment for jsonFileConfig now clearly explains its role in handling JSON format file operations for configurations.


36-38: Clear documentation of the data structure!

The comments for configFileMap now describe both its purpose and the key-value structure, making it easier for developers to understand how the map is used.


40-41: Consistent lock documentation!

The comments for both configFileMapLock and configFileDirMapLock consistently explain their purpose in providing thread-safe access to their respective maps.

Also applies to: 47-48


43-45: Enhanced map documentation!

The comment for configFileDirMap clearly explains its caching purpose and the meaning of its key-value pairs.


51-52: Clear struct documentation!

The comment for FileHandler clearly describes its role in implementing backup file operations for Apollo configurations.


55-61: Well-structured function documentation!

The comment for createDir follows a great pattern with:

  1. A clear description of the function's purpose
  2. Parameter details
  3. Return value explanation

This makes the code more maintainable and easier for new developers to understand.


79-86: Consistent and comprehensive method documentation!

The comments for WriteConfigFile, GetConfigFile, and LoadConfigFile all follow the same structured format with:

  1. A descriptive summary
  2. Parameter details
  3. Return value explanation
  4. Additional context where needed (e.g., thread-safety for GetConfigFile and operation steps for LoadConfigFile)

This consistency makes the codebase more professional and easier to navigate.

Also applies to: 94-104, 120-134

component/remote/async.go (8)

34-36: Improved constant documentation!

The comment now explains both the purpose and the rationale behind the 10-minute timeout value for notification connections.


42-45: Clear factory function documentation!

The comment for CreateAsyncApolloConfig clearly explains what the function does and its return type, making it easier for developers to understand how to create a new instance.


51-53: Enhanced struct documentation!

The comment for asyncApolloConfig now explains both its purpose and its relationship to AbsApolloConfig.


57-64: Well-structured URL builder documentation!

The comments for the URL-related methods (GetNotifyURLSuffix and GetSyncURI) follow a consistent format that clearly explains:

  1. What the method does
  2. The parameters it takes
  3. What it returns

This helps developers understand how the Apollo client communicates with the server.

Also applies to: 71-78


88-94: Comprehensive synchronization method documentation!

The Sync method comment provides clear information about its purpose, parameters, and return values. The additional inline comment on line 106 further clarifies the logic for updating namespaces with fetched configurations.

Also applies to: 106-107


117-123: Clear callback method documentation!

The CallBack method comment clearly explains its purpose in creating a callback handler for HTTP requests with specific parameters and return type details.


131-139: Detailed remote configuration notification documentation!

The comment for notifyRemoteConfig now includes comprehensive information about its purpose, parameters, and return values, which is important for understanding the long polling mechanism.


168-171: Consistent helper function documentation!

The comments for the utility functions (touchApolloConfigCache, toApolloConfig, loadBackupConfig, and createApolloConfigWithJSON) all follow a consistent format that clearly explains:

  1. What each function does
  2. The parameters it takes
  3. What it returns
  4. Additional operational details where needed

The createApolloConfigWithJSON comment is particularly helpful as it includes a step-by-step explanation of the process.

Also applies to: 175-182, 194-201, 217-231

component/log/log.go (6)

17-18: Clear global variable documentation!

The comment clearly identifies Logger as the global logger instance used throughout the application.


24-27: Improved initialization function documentation!

The comment for InitLogger clearly explains its purpose in initializing the logger with a custom implementation, including parameter details.


31-57: Comprehensive interface documentation!

The comments for the LoggerInterface and all its methods provide clear descriptions of:

  1. The overall purpose of the interface
  2. The specific purpose of each logging method
  3. The parameters each method accepts

This makes it easy for developers to implement custom loggers.


59-63: Consistent global logging function documentation!

The global logging functions (Debugf, Infof, Warnf, Errorf, Debug, Info, Warn, Error) all have consistent comments that clearly explain:

  1. What each function does
  2. The parameters it takes

This consistency helps developers quickly understand how to use the logging system.

Also applies to: 67-71, 75-79, 83-87, 91-94, 98-101, 105-108, 112-115


119-121: Clear default implementation documentation!

The comment for DefaultLogger clearly explains its purpose as a basic implementation that serves as a fallback.


124-125: Consistent empty implementation documentation!

The comments for all the DefaultLogger methods clearly indicate that they provide empty implementations for the respective logging levels.

Also applies to: 128-129, 132-133, 136-137, 140-141, 144-145, 148-149, 152-153

client.go (10)

44-45: Well-documented constant!

The comment clearly explains the purpose of the separator constant used for splitting string values.


47-59: Comprehensive initialization documentation!

The comments for the init function and the file parser registration clearly explain how the Apollo client's components and extensions are set up by default.


64-101: Excellent interface documentation!

The Client interface is now thoroughly documented with clear explanations for each method, including:

  1. What each method does
  2. The parameters it takes (when applicable)
  3. What it returns
  4. Default behaviors and fallbacks

This comprehensive documentation makes it much easier for developers to understand how to use the Apollo client.


124-126: Clear entry point documentation!

The comments for Start and StartWithConfig clearly explain their purpose as initialization functions for the Apollo client, including their parameters and return values.

Also applies to: 130-133


134-149: Helpful inline comments for complex operations!

The inline comments in the StartWithConfig function explain the key steps in the initialization process:

  1. Configuration initialization
  2. Server list synchronization
  3. First configuration synchronization
  4. Cache updating
  5. Long polling setup

These comments make the code much more maintainable by explaining the purpose of each block.

Also applies to: 151-165


176-203: Well-documented configuration retrieval methods!

The comments for GetConfig and GetConfigAndInit clearly explain:

  1. What each method does
  2. When they return nil
  3. The synchronization behavior when configurations don't exist

This helps developers understand how configuration retrieval and initialization work together.


205-226: Detailed synchronization method documentation!

The SyncAndUpdate method and its inline comments clearly explain the three key steps in the synchronization process:

  1. Updating the appConfig (with namespace existence check)
  2. Updating the notification map
  3. Updating the cache with the new configuration

This helps developers understand the full synchronization workflow.


228-253: Clear cache retrieval method documentation!

The comments for the cache retrieval methods (GetConfigCache, GetDefaultConfigCache, and GetApolloConfigCache) clearly explain:

  1. What each method does
  2. When they return nil
  3. The relationships between them

This helps developers understand how to access different cache levels.


255-314: Comprehensive value retrieval method documentation!

The comments for all the value retrieval methods provide clear explanations of:

  1. What each method does
  2. Default value behavior
  3. Type conversion implications
  4. Value splitting behavior (for slice methods)

This helps developers understand how to safely retrieve values of different types.

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316-342: Well-documented event handling methods!

The comments for the event-related methods (AddChangeListener, RemoveChangeListener, GetChangeListeners, UseEventDispatch, and Close) clearly explain:

  1. What each method does
  2. The impact on notification behavior
  3. Resource cleanup considerations

This helps developers properly manage the lifecycle of the Apollo client.

storage/repository.go (14)

34-35: Good documentation improvement for this constant.

The comment now clearly explains what configCacheExpireTime is and its unit of measurement (seconds), making the code more accessible to non-Chinese speaking developers.


37-38: Clear constant documentation added.

The comments for defaultNamespace and propertiesFormat now provide clear descriptions of their purpose, which improves code readability.

Also applies to: 40-41


44-46: Good struct documentation improvement.

The updated comment for the Cache struct clearly explains its purpose (Apollo configuration cache) and highlights its thread-safe behavior for managing configurations and change listeners.


52-54: Improved method documentation with return value clarification.

The comment now specifies the behavior when the namespace is empty or not found, which is important information for users of this method.


68-70: Good documentation improvements for core components.

The comments for CreateNamespaceConfig, initConfig, and the Config struct now clearly explain their purposes and responsibilities, making the code easier to understand and maintain.

Also applies to: 86-88, 98-100


107-108: Clear getter method documentation.

The comments for these getter methods now clearly indicate what they return, which helps developers understand their purpose and usage.

Also applies to: 112-113, 117-118


122-125: Helpful method documentation enhancement.

The comment for getConfigValue now explains the waitInit parameter and clarifies the return behavior, which is crucial for understanding this internal method.


148-150: Consistent documentation for immediate value retrieval methods.

All the immediate value retrieval methods now have consistent documentation that explains:

  1. They don't wait for initialization
  2. What they return when the key doesn't exist
  3. What they return when type conversion fails

This consistency helps developers understand the behavior of these related methods.

Also applies to: 164-166, 175-177, 191-193, 207-209, 223-225, 251-253, 279-281


307-309: Improved documentation for standard value retrieval methods.

Similar to the immediate methods, the standard value retrieval methods now have consistent documentation that explains:

  1. They wait for initialization
  2. What they return when the key doesn't exist
  3. What they return when type conversion fails

The comment for GetStringSliceValue and GetIntSliceValue also explains the separator parameter, which is unique to these methods.

Also applies to: 323-325, 334-337, 355-358, 383-385, 399-401, 426-428, 453-455


480-482: Enhanced documentation for configuration update methods.

The comments for configuration update methods now clearly explain their purpose and return values. The inline comments within the functions also help clarify the logic flow.

Also applies to: 515-517, 550-551, 573-574


584-585: Clear and concise utility method documentation.

The comments for these utility methods are now clear and descriptive, making their purpose immediately apparent.

Also applies to: 589-590, 602-603


607-609: Good documentation for listener management methods.

The comments for listener-related methods now clearly explain their purpose and behavior, which is important for developers implementing custom listeners.

Also applies to: 618-620, 634-636


647-648: Improved event handling method documentation.

The comments for event handling methods now clearly explain their purpose, with the note on line 669-670 providing important context about the behavior when no listeners are present.

Also applies to: 654-655, 666-670


1-679: Overall, excellent documentation improvements throughout the file.

The translation from Chinese to English comments greatly improves the accessibility of this code to non-Chinese speaking developers. The comments are consistent in style, informative, and provide useful details about parameter meanings, return values, and edge cases. These changes align perfectly with the PR objectives and will make the codebase more maintainable.

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env/config/config.go (1)

191-208: Documentation for notifications and UpdateAllNotifications added.

The comment for the notifications field and UpdateAllNotifications method is helpful, but there's room for improvement by documenting the remaining methods in this section as well.

Consider adding similar documentation for other methods in this section (UpdateNotify, setNotify, GetNotify, GetNotifyLen, and GetNotifications) for consistency.

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env/file/file_handler.go (4)

21-22: Documentation improvement looks great!

The interface description has been well-documented with a clear explanation of the FileHandler purpose and responsibilities.


24-30: Well-structured method documentation.

The WriteConfigFile method documentation is thorough and follows good practices with clear descriptions of parameters and return values.


32-39: Comprehensive parameter documentation.

The GetConfigFile method documentation clearly explains the purpose and includes all necessary parameter and return value details.


41-49: Complete method documentation.

The LoadConfigFile method is now well-documented with clear explanations of its purpose, parameters, and return values, including potential error conditions.

utils/parse/parser.go (2)

17-19: Well-documented interface definition!

The new English documentation clearly explains the purpose and usage of the ContentParser interface. This is a significant improvement over the previous Chinese comment and provides valuable context for developers.


21-29: Excellent method documentation!

The detailed documentation for the Parse method is comprehensive and follows best practices by including:

  • Clear description of the method's purpose
  • Parameter details with type information
  • Return value descriptions
  • Implementation guidelines for interface implementers

This level of detail makes the codebase more maintainable and accessible to new contributors.

env/config/config.go (11)

28-31: Excellent documentation for global variables.

The clear descriptions of defaultNotificationID and Comma greatly improve code readability by explaining their purpose and usage. The proper Go comment formatting is followed.


34-51: Well-structured documentation for the File interface.

The documentation follows Go's best practices with clear descriptions of the interface purpose, method parameters, and return values. This significantly improves the API's usability.


54-69: Comprehensive documentation for AppConfig struct.

Each field now has a clear description of its purpose, following Go's idiomatic comment style. This makes the configuration structure much more self-explanatory.


71-76: Clear documentation for ServerInfo struct.

The comments for each field in ServerInfo provide good context about what each property represents in the Apollo server architecture.


79-105: Well-documented getter methods.

The documentation for GetIsBackupConfig, GetBackupConfigPath, and GetHost methods clearly explains their purpose and return values, making the API more approachable.


107-112: Good documentation for Init method.

The added comment clearly explains that this method initializes both the current Apollo configuration and notifications map.


120-129: Clear documentation for initAllNotifications.

The comment effectively explains the purpose of the method and the optional callback parameter, which improves understanding of how namespace initialization works.


131-153: Excellent detailed documentation for SplitNamespaces.

The documentation is exceptionally thorough, explaining the purpose, parameters, return values, and step-by-step functionality of this method. This level of detail is very helpful for understanding the namespace splitting process.


155-162: Good documentation for GetNotificationsMap.

The comment clearly explains the purpose and return value of this method, highlighting that it's used for tracking configuration changes.


164-177: Informative documentation for GetServicesConfigURL.

The documentation effectively explains what the method does and provides a breakdown of the components included in the constructed URL.


243-280: Well-implemented and documented GetNotifies method.

The new method is thoroughly documented with clear explanations of its parameters, return values, and behavior. The implementation is robust, handling both single namespace and all-namespaces cases, and properly manages error conditions.

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Were these changes made by an AI bot?

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xuthus5 commented Apr 12, 2025

Were these changes made by an AI bot?

Yes, changed by claude-3.5-sonnet and proofread.
Doesn’t the community’s code of conduct allow for the use of generative AI-assisted programming?

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There's no rule against using an AI bot, but it does mean we need to review the PR a bit more carefully.

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package agcache

// CacheInterface 自定义缓存组件接口
// CacheInterface defines the contract for custom cache implementations
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For example, I feel like this translation might not fully capture the original meaning in Chinese.

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xuthus5 commented Apr 13, 2025

There's no rule against using an AI bot, but it does mean we need to review the PR a bit more carefully.

You are right. I will split the PR into more fine-grained submissions to satisfy and facilitate review.

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