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Add the support of the BLMPOP command #1774
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Hi @HolyLow , thank you for your contribution. Could you consider to rewrite it in our new helper class BlockingCommander? You can refer to CommandBPop for how to use it. |
@PragmaTwice seems we've done the same thing separately... Sure, I would refactor the code. As the design is very similar, it wouldn't take long. |
@PragmaTwice refactored to use |
@PragmaTwice A CI test case failed with Ubuntu 20.04, clang, TLS on. The test case is in the tls_test (no command logic involved?), and I try my best to try to reproduce the problem on my local environment (Ubuntu22.04, clang-16, TLS on), but the error could not be reproduced... I'm not aware what I should do now, could you please help? |
It's a flaky test case, can ignore this failure for now. We're still investigating. |
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LGTM
This closes #1522.
This PR moves all the blocking-event related code to a upper class
BlockedPopCommand
, as all the blocking commands would share these utils.If the
BlockedPopCommand
design gets accepted, I would try to refactor the other blocking commands, such asBLPOP
,BRPOP
andBLMOVE
to reduce the code redundancy, just as commented by @git-hulk in previous discussion.Any suggestions are welcomed.