Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 01d3142 and 2196881.

• src/config/src/config.rs (2 hunks)
• src/infra/src/db/mysql.rs (1 hunks)
• src/infra/src/db/postgres.rs (1 hunks)
• src/infra/src/db/sqlite.rs (1 hunks)

src/infra/src/db/postgres.rs (3)

39-45: LGTM!

The logic for setting the max_lifetime based on the configuration value is correct. The code segment is using an if-else block to conditionally set the value, creating a Duration object if the value is greater than 0, and setting it to None otherwise.

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49-49: LGTM!

The logic for setting the max_lifetime using the value from the max_lifetime variable is correct.

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47-48: Verify the configuration values have been updated.

The logic for setting the min_connections and max_connections is correct. However, ensure that the values in the configuration file have been updated to match the new names of the configuration parameters.

Run the following script to verify the configuration values:

Verification successful

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Configuration update verified successfully

The new parameter names sql_db_connections_min and sql_db_connections_max have been correctly implemented and are consistently used across the codebase. They are properly defined in the configuration structure (src/config/src/config.rs) and utilized in the database-specific files for MySQL, SQLite, and PostgreSQL.

Key findings:

• Configuration structure updated in src/config/src/config.rs
• Consistent usage in database files:
  • src/infra/src/db/mysql.rs
  • src/infra/src/db/sqlite.rs
  • src/infra/src/db/postgres.rs

The changes have been applied thoroughly, ensuring that the new naming convention is used throughout the relevant parts of the codebase.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the configuration values have been updated to match the new names.

# Test: Search for the old configuration parameter names. Expect: No occurrences.
rg --type-not rust $'sql_min_db_connections|sql_max_db_connections'

Length of output: 68

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the new configuration parameter names and test rg functionality

# Test 1: Search for the new configuration parameter names
echo "Searching for new parameter names:"
rg --type-not rust $'sql_db_connections_min|sql_db_connections_max'

# Test 2: Verify rg functionality with a known string
echo "Verifying rg functionality:"
rg --type-not rust "README"

Length of output: 1899

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Further investigation of configuration parameters

# Test 1: Search for the new configuration parameter names in Rust files
echo "Searching for new parameter names in Rust files:"
rg --type rust $'sql_db_connections_min|sql_db_connections_max'

# Test 2: Search for partial matches of the parameter names
echo "Searching for partial matches of parameter names:"
rg $'sql.*connections'

# Test 3: List potential configuration files
echo "Listing potential configuration files:"
fd -e toml -e yaml -e json -e rs | grep -i 'config'

Length of output: 5304

src/infra/src/db/sqlite.rs (1)

83-96: LGTM!

The changes introduce a new configuration option sql_db_connections_max_lifetime to manage the maximum lifetime of database connections, providing more granular control over the lifespan of these connections. This can help optimize resource usage.

The minimum and maximum connection parameters have also been renamed to sql_db_connections_min and sql_db_connections_max respectively, improving clarity and consistency in the configuration settings.

The implementation looks good, with a conditional check to determine if sql_db_connections_max_lifetime is greater than zero, and setting the max_lifetime variable accordingly. This variable is then correctly applied to the SqlitePoolOptions configuration.

src/infra/src/db/mysql.rs (2)

39-45: LGTM!

The code segment correctly handles the new sql_db_connections_max_lifetime configuration parameter and sets the maximum lifetime for database connections accordingly. Using None for a value of 0 or less is a good way to indicate no maximum lifetime limit. The code is concise and easy to understand.

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47-49: LGTM!

The renaming of the configuration parameters for minimum and maximum database connections improves clarity and consistency in the naming convention. The changes align with the naming of the new sql_db_connections_max_lifetime parameter and do not affect the functionality of the code.

src/config/src/config.rs (3)

930-930: LGTM!

The field has been appropriately renamed for better clarity.

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932-932: LGTM!

The field has been appropriately renamed for better clarity.

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1322-1322: Verify the impact of increasing the default value for consistent_hash_vnodes.

The default value for consistent_hash_vnodes has been significantly increased from 3 to 100. While a higher value can provide better distribution in a consistent hashing setup, it's important to verify that this change doesn't introduce any unintended side effects.

Please run the following script to analyze the impact:

If any of the above checks indicate potential issues or if the performance impact is significant, consider if this change is necessary or if a different value might be more appropriate.