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feat(collections): add collections reverse triple helpers #22641

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Added reverse triple helpers to support descending order for Triple


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  • New Features
    • Introduced new methods for handling reverse order range queries for Triple keys in the collections package.
    • Added support for new collection types, including Vec and LookupMap, along with a composite key type Quad.
    • Implemented a new value codec, NewJSONValueCodec, for improved data handling.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Enhanced test coverage for reversed range queries to ensure correct functionality and expected order of keys.

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The changes introduce three new methods in the collections package for handling Triple key ranges in reverse order. These methods allow for range queries that return results in descending order. Additionally, the test suite for the collections package has been updated to include new test cases that validate the functionality of these methods, ensuring that reversed ranges return keys in the expected order. The import statement in the test file has also been modified for clarity.

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File Change Summary
collections/triple.go Added methods: NewPrefixUntilTripleRangeReversed, NewPrefixedTripleRangeReversed, and NewSuperPrefixedTripleRangeReversed for reverse order range queries.
collections/triple_test.go Updated import statement for the testing package; added test cases for reversed range queries in TestTripleRange.
collections/CHANGELOG.md Updated changelog to reflect new features, including reverse iterator support for Triple, new collection types, and enhancements to the Schema interface.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Collections
    participant Ranger

    User->>Collections: Call NewPrefixedTripleRangeReversed()
    Collections->>Ranger: Create Ranger with descending order
    Ranger-->>Collections: Return Ranger
    Collections-->>User: Return Ranger for reversed range
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    participant User
    participant Collections
    participant Ranger

    User->>Collections: Call NewSuperPrefixedTripleRangeReversed()
    Collections->>Ranger: Create Ranger with descending order
    Ranger-->>Collections: Return Ranger
    Collections-->>User: Return Ranger for reversed range
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
collections/triple_test.go (2)

48-56: Consider making the reverse order verification more explicit.

While the current implementation correctly verifies the reverse order, consider making it more explicit using a dedicated helper or clearer variable names. For example:

-for i := range gotKeys {
-    require.Equal(t, gotKeys[i], keys[len(gotKeys)-i-1])
-}
+expectedReversedKeys := make([]collections.Triple[uint64, string, []byte], len(keys[:3]))
+for i := range keys[:3] {
+    expectedReversedKeys[i] = keys[2-i]
+}
+require.Equal(t, expectedReversedKeys, gotKeys)

65-73: Consider adding edge cases and using table-driven tests.

The current tests cover the happy path well, but consider adding:

  1. Empty range scenarios
  2. Single element ranges
  3. Table-driven tests to make test cases more maintainable

Example structure:

testCases := []struct {
    name     string
    setup    []collections.Triple[uint64, string, []byte]
    prefix   uint64
    superPrefix string
    want     []collections.Triple[uint64, string, []byte]
}{
    {
        name: "empty range",
        // ... test case details
    },
    // ... more test cases
}
collections/triple.go (1)

378-387: LGTM! Consider adding test helpers for common test scenarios.

The implementation correctly implements reverse iteration for super-prefixed ranges. To improve test maintainability, consider creating test helpers that can verify both forward and reverse iterations with the same test data.

Example test helper structure:

func assertTripleRange[K1, K2, K3 any](t *testing.T, ranger Ranger[Triple[K1, K2, K3]], expected []Triple[K1, K2, K3]) {
    // Common assertions for both forward and reverse ranges
}
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collections/triple_test.go (1)

10-10: LGTM! Clear and meaningful import alias.

The alias coretesting clearly distinguishes the core testing package from the standard testing package, improving code readability.

collections/triple.go (2)

367-376: LGTM! Consistent implementation of reverse iteration.

The implementation correctly maintains the same range boundaries while adding descending order support.


356-365: LGTM! Implementation matches the forward iteration pattern.

The implementation correctly mirrors the non-reversed version while adding the descending order flag. The unstable API warning is appropriate for this new feature.

Let's verify the test coverage:

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Can we get a changelog under collections/CHANGELOG.md

@julienrbrt julienrbrt changed the title feat: collections reverse triple feat(collections): add collections reverse triple helpers Nov 25, 2024
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oren-lava commented Nov 25, 2024

Can we get a changelog under collections/CHANGELOG.md

done :) @julienrbrt

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collections/CHANGELOG.md (2)

36-36: Enhance the changelog entry description.

While the entry follows the correct format, consider expanding it to be more descriptive about the specific functionality added. For example:

-* [#22641](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/22641) Add reverse iterator support for `Triple`.
+* [#22641](https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/22641) Add reverse iterator support for `Triple` with new methods `NewPrefixUntilTripleRangeReversed`, `NewPrefixedTripleRangeReversed`, and `NewSuperPrefixedTripleRangeReversed` to support descending order in Triple collections.

35-35: Consider adding a placeholder release date.

For better tracking, consider adding a placeholder date in the Unreleased section:

## [Unreleased]
+<!-- Release date: TBD -->
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Line range hint 1-35: LGTM! Well-structured changelog format.

The changelog follows the Keep a Changelog format correctly, with clear organization of versions and proper categorization of changes.

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Thanks for sticking around!

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TY !

@julienrbrt julienrbrt added this pull request to the merge queue Nov 27, 2024
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Merged via the queue into cosmos:main with commit b5b2f49 Nov 27, 2024
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