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🧹 chore: Backport ctx.String() from v3 #3294

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Backport implementation of ctx.String() from v3 to v2.

Fixes #3236

@gaby gaby requested a review from a team as a code owner January 26, 2025 19:16
@gaby gaby requested review from sixcolors, ReneWerner87 and efectn and removed request for a team January 26, 2025 19:16
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The pull request modifies the String() method in the ctx.go file, replacing the fmt.Sprintf implementation with a more efficient approach using bytebufferpool. The new implementation manually constructs the context's string representation by converting the context ID to a hexadecimal string with a fixed 16-character length and appending local and remote addresses, HTTP method, and full URI directly to a byte buffer. This change aims to improve performance by reducing string formatting overhead while maintaining the method's core functionality.

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File Change Summary
ctx.go Replaced fmt.Sprintf-based String() method with a manual byte buffer implementation for more efficient string representation of context

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Immutable Configuration Bug [#3236] Changes do not directly address the immutability issue with request body access across goroutines

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🧹 Updates, v3

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  • ReneWerner87
  • efectn

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
ctx.go (1)

1840-1848: Add error handling for buffer write operations.

The current implementation ignores potential write errors from buf.WriteByte and buf.WriteString. While these operations rarely fail for memory buffers, it's good practice to handle errors in production code.

-buf.WriteByte('#')
+if err := buf.WriteByte('#'); err != nil {
+    return "error creating context string"
+}

// Pad with leading zeros
for i := 0; i < (16 - len(id)); i++ {
-    buf.WriteByte('0')
+    if err := buf.WriteByte('0'); err != nil {
+        return "error creating context string"
+    }
}
-buf.WriteString(id)
-buf.WriteString(" - ")
+if err := buf.WriteString(id); err != nil {
+    return "error creating context string"
+}
+if err := buf.WriteString(" - "); err != nil {
+    return "error creating context string"
+}
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
ctx.go (4)

1837-1839: LGTM! Efficient buffer initialization.

Using bytebufferpool for buffer management is a good practice as it reduces memory allocations and improves performance.


1857-1860: LGTM! Efficient method and URI formatting.

Direct buffer writes for method and URI are more efficient than string concatenation or fmt.Sprintf.

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1862-1868: LGTM! Proper buffer cleanup.

The code properly manages the buffer lifecycle:

  1. Gets the final string
  2. Resets the buffer
  3. Returns it to the pool

1851-1855: Consider adding address validation.

The code directly writes addresses to the buffer without validation. While LocalAddr() and RemoteAddr() should never return nil, defensive programming would validate these values.

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gaby commented Jan 27, 2025

golangci-lint fails here, but not locally.

@ReneWerner87 ReneWerner87 merged commit 42d921d into v2 Jan 27, 2025
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