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cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout #14182

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What type of PR is this?

  • API-change
  • BUG
  • Improvement
  • Documentation
  • Feature
  • Test and CI
  • Code Refactoring

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

issue #13944

What this PR does / why we need it:

原因:
传给cn,tn的context,某些情况下没有带上accountid。原先没带上accountid,默认就是sys租户。

mo后台任务线程默认就是sys租户。创建普通租户时,普通租户会创建一些表。如果此时accountid没设置, 就会被当作sys租户,来创建一些表。会与后台线程冲突。如果后台线程执行时间长,表现为创建租户时卡住。

修改:
在context没有设置accountid时,立即报错。避免进一步出错。
后续根据报错,修改代码,传入accountid。

影响:
修改了所有从context取accountid的地方。改动较多位置。但是改动都很直观。

原因:
传给cn,tn的context,某些情况下没有带上accountid。原先没带上accountid,默认就是sys租户。

mo后台任务线程默认就是sys租户。创建普通租户时,普通租户会创建一些表。如果此时accountid没设置,
就会被当作sys租户,来创建一些表。会与后台线程冲突。如果后台线程执行时间长,表现为创建租户时卡住。

修改:
在context没有设置accountid时,立即报错。避免进一步出错。
后续根据报错,修改代码,传入accountid。

影响:
修改了所有从context取accountid的地方。改动较多位置。但是改动都很直观。

Approved by: @m-schen, @aptend, @aunjgr, @ouyuanning, @reusee, @qingxinhome, @nnsgmsone, @triump2020, @jiangxinmeng1, @XuPeng-SH, @zhangxu19830126, @iamlinjunhong, @badboynt1, @sukki37
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Here are review comments for file pkg/bootstrap/bootstrap.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes an issue with create account timeout.
  • The issue is that in certain cases, when passing context to cn and tn, the accountid is not included. By default, if the accountid is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is set to the sys tenant by default. When creating a regular tenant, the regular tenant will create some tables. If the accountid is not set at this time, it will be treated as the sys tenant and create some tables, which will conflict with the background thread. If the background thread takes a long time to execute, it will cause the creation of the tenant to hang.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error when the accountid is not set in the context to avoid further errors. Then, modify the code and pass in the accountid based on the error.
  • This change affects all places where the accountid is retrieved from the context. There are multiple changes, but they are all straightforward.

Changes in pkg/bootstrap/bootstrap.go:

  • Added an import statement for "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines".
  • Modified the Bootstrap function by attaching the accountid to the context using the "defines.AttachAccount" function. The accountid is set to catalog.System_Account, catalog.System_User, and catalog.System_Role.

Review:

  1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a specific issue related to create account timeout.

  2. The body of the pull request provides a good explanation of the issue and the fix. It explains the cause of the issue, the impact it has, and the proposed solution. The body also mentions that the changes affect multiple places in the codebase, but they are straightforward.

  3. The changes in the code modify the Bootstrap function in pkg/bootstrap/bootstrap.go. The changes include adding an import statement and modifying the function to attach the accountid to the context using the "defines.AttachAccount" function.

Suggestions:

  1. It would be helpful to provide more context about the issue, such as the specific scenario or use case where the create account timeout occurs. This would help reviewers understand the problem better and evaluate the proposed solution.

  2. The pull request body mentions that the changes affect multiple places in the codebase. It would be beneficial to provide a list or summary of the specific locations where the changes are made. This would make it easier for reviewers to verify the changes and ensure they are correct.

  3. The pull request body mentions that the changes are straightforward. However, it would be helpful to provide more details about the changes, such as the specific lines of code that are modified and the rationale behind the changes. This would make it easier for reviewers to understand the changes and verify their correctness.

  4. It is unclear from the pull request whether any tests have been added or modified to cover the fix. It would be beneficial to include information about any tests that have been added or modified to ensure that the fix is properly tested.

  5. From the code changes, it appears that the fix attaches the accountid to the context using predefined values (catalog.System_Account, catalog.System_User, catalog.System_Role). It would be helpful to explain why these specific values are used and whether they are configurable or hardcoded.

  6. It is important to ensure that the fix does not introduce any security issues. Reviewers should carefully review the changes to identify any potential security vulnerabilities or risks.

Here are review comments for file pkg/cnservice/upgrader/upgrader.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR is marked as a bug fix.
  • It fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. This causes the default account to be used, which can lead to conflicts with background tasks and result in a timeout when creating a new account.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error.
  • The changes affect multiple places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the changes are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/cnservice/upgrader/upgrader.go:

  • Line 156: A new sysAcc variable is created with default values for the system account.
  • Line 157-165: The sysAcc is attached to the context using the attachAccount function.
  • Line 544: The attachAccount function call is removed.
  • The changes ensure that the system account is always attached to the context before retrieving all tenant information.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request address the issue of creating an account timeout by ensuring that the system account is always attached to the context. The changes seem reasonable and straightforward. However, there are a few suggestions for optimization and security improvements:

  1. Optimization:
  • Consider using a constant or a configuration variable for the system account values instead of calling the frontend package functions multiple times. This can improve performance by avoiding unnecessary function calls.
  1. Security:
  • It's important to ensure that the system account values used in sysAcc are securely retrieved and not hardcoded. Hardcoded values can be a security risk if they are exposed or compromised. Consider using a secure method to retrieve the system account values.

Other than these suggestions, the changes in the pull request seem appropriate and should address the issue of create account timeout.

Here are review comments for file pkg/cnservice/upgrader/upgrader_util.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR is a bug fix.
  • It fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. This causes the default account ID to be used, which is the sys tenant. This can lead to conflicts with background tasks and can cause the creation of a tenant to hang.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass in the account ID based on the error.
  • The changes affect all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The changes are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/cnservice/upgrader/upgrader_util.go:

  • Line 58: The function ParseDataTypeToColType remains unchanged.
  • Line 61-64: The function attachAccount is modified to use the defines.AttachAccount function instead of manually setting the values in the context.

Suggestions for improvement:

  • The changes made in this pull request seem to address the issue described in the body. However, it would be helpful to have more context on the specific scenario where the account ID was not being set in the context. Understanding the root cause of this issue could help prevent similar problems in the future.
  • It would be beneficial to add unit tests to cover the changes made in upgrader_util.go. This would ensure that the code behaves as expected and would help catch any regressions in the future.
  • Consider adding more detailed comments to explain the purpose and behavior of the modified functions and the defines.AttachAccount function.
  • It's important to ensure that the error handling in the code is robust. Make sure that appropriate error messages are returned and that any potential errors are handled gracefully.
  • Review the code changes carefully to ensure that there are no unintended side effects or regressions introduced by the modifications.
  • Consider optimizing the code by removing any unnecessary code or redundant operations.

Here are review comments for file pkg/defines/type.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, it will be treated as the sys tenant and cause conflicts with the background thread. If the background thread takes a long time to execute, it will appear as a timeout when creating the tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context. This avoids further errors. The code will be modified to pass in the account ID based on the error.
  • All places where the account ID is retrieved from the context have been modified. The changes are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/defines/type.go:

  • The GetAccountId function has been modified to return an error in addition to the account ID. If the account ID is not set in the context, it will return an InternalError with the message "no account id in context".
  • New functions GetUserId, GetRoleId, AttachAccount, AttachAccountId, AttachUserId, and AttachRoleId have been added to handle the retrieval and attachment of user ID, role ID, and account ID to the context.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request address the issue of the account ID not being set in the context and provide a way to retrieve and attach the account ID, user ID, and role ID to the context. The changes seem to be necessary and straightforward.

Suggestions for improvement:

  • It would be helpful to provide more context in the pull request body about the specific scenario where the account ID was not being set in the context. This would help reviewers understand the problem better.
  • Consider adding unit tests to cover the modified functions to ensure their correctness and to prevent regressions in the future.
  • The error message "no account id in context" could be improved to be more descriptive and informative. It should clearly indicate that the account ID is missing and provide guidance on how to resolve the issue.
  • The code could benefit from more comments to explain the purpose and usage of the added functions. This would make it easier for other developers to understand and maintain the code in the future.

Here are review comments for file pkg/frontend/cmd_executor.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes an issue related to the create account timeout.
  • The issue is that in some cases, when passing the context to cn and tn, the accountid is not included. By default, if the accountid is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The problem arises when creating a normal tenant, as it creates some tables. If the accountid is not set, it will be treated as the sys tenant and cause conflicts with the background task thread. This can result in the creation of the tenant getting stuck.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error when the accountid is not set in the context. This avoids further errors. The code will be modified to pass the accountid based on the error.
  • This change affects all the places where the accountid is retrieved from the context. The modifications are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/frontend/cmd_executor.go:

  • Line 180: The Execute function is modified to include an additional assignment to the ctx variable. The RecordStatement function is called with the updated ctx and the returned error is assigned to err.
  • If there is an error returned from RecordStatement, it is immediately returned from the Execute function.

Potential Problems:

  1. In the Execute function, the error returned from RecordStatement is not handled properly. It is simply returned without any further action. This can lead to unexpected behavior or unhandled errors in the calling code. It would be better to log the error or handle it in a more appropriate way.

Suggestions:

  1. Handle the error returned from RecordStatement in the Execute function. This can be done by logging the error or taking appropriate action based on the specific use case.

Optimizations:
No optimizations are needed for this specific change.

Here are review comments for file pkg/frontend/compiler_context.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the context passed to cn and tn sometimes does not include the account ID. Previously, when the account ID was not included, the default was set to the sys tenant. This caused conflicts with the background task thread, which is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, the tenant would create some tables. If the account ID was not set, the tables would be created as sys tenant tables, causing conflicts with the background thread. This resulted in a timeout when creating the tenant.

To fix this issue, an error is now thrown immediately when the account ID is not set in the context. This prevents further errors. The code is then modified to pass the account ID based on the error thrown.

The changes in this pull request modify the GetAccountId method in the compiler_context.go file. The method now returns the account ID along with an error. Additionally, the getRelation method in the same file is modified to attach the account ID to the context using the AttachAccountId function.

Overall, these changes affect multiple places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The modifications are straightforward and intuitive.

Review:

  1. In the compiler_context.go file, the GetAccountId method has been modified to return the account ID along with an error. However, the error is not being used or handled in the code. It is recommended to either handle the error or remove it from the return type if it is not necessary.

  2. In the getRelation method, the txnCtx context is modified to attach the account ID using the AttachAccountId function. However, it is unclear what this function does and how it affects the context. It is recommended to provide more information or comments explaining the purpose and behavior of this function.

  3. It is unclear what the defines.TenantIDKey{} represents and how it is used in the code. It is recommended to provide more information or comments explaining its purpose and usage.

  4. The changes made in this pull request seem to address the issue of creating account timeouts. However, it would be helpful to include some test cases to ensure that the modifications do not introduce any regressions or new issues.

Optimization suggestions:

  1. Consider providing more descriptive variable and function names to improve code readability and maintainability. For example, tcc and txnCtx could be renamed to more meaningful names.

  2. Consider adding comments to explain the purpose and behavior of the modified code, especially in the getRelation method.

  3. Consider refactoring the code to reduce code duplication and improve code organization, if applicable.

Security concerns:

No security concerns were identified in this pull request.

Here are review comments for file pkg/frontend/computation_wrapper.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR fixes an issue related to the creation of a user account timing out.
  • The issue being fixed is [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context being passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not provided, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is also set to the sys tenant by default. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, these tables will be created as the sys tenant, causing conflicts with the background thread. This can result in the creation of a tenant getting stuck.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, to avoid further issues. The code will be modified to pass the account ID based on the error.
  • The changes affect all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The modifications are straightforward.

Changes in computation_wrapper.go:

  • Line 242: The code previously assigned the account ID to cwft.ses.accountId using defines.GetAccountId(requestCtx). The fix now assigns the account ID to cwft.ses.accountId and also checks for an error. If an error occurs, it is returned.
  • The change ensures that the account ID is properly assigned and any errors are handled.

Overall, the pull request addresses the issue of the create account timeout by fixing the handling of the account ID in the context. The changes made in computation_wrapper.go appear to be correct and should resolve the problem. No security issues were identified in the pull request.

Here are review comments for file pkg/frontend/mysql_cmd_executor_test.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the context passed to cn and tn does not include the accountid in certain cases. Without the accountid, the default is set to the sys tenant. This causes conflicts with the background task thread, which is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, the tenant will create some tables. If the accountid is not set at this time, it will be treated as the sys tenant and create tables, causing conflicts with the background thread. This can result in the creation of a tenant being stuck if the background thread takes a long time to execute.

To fix this issue, an error is immediately thrown when the accountid is not set in the context to avoid further errors. The code is then modified to pass the accountid based on the error. This change affects all the places where the accountid is retrieved from the context, but the modifications are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/frontend/mysql_cmd_executor_test.go:

  • Import github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/catalog.
  • Add defines.AttachAccountId to set the accountid in the context for testing purposes.
  • Modify the mockRecordStatement function to return an error.
  • Modify the Test_mce function to set the accountid in the context using defines.AttachAccountId.
  • Modify the Test_mce_selfhandle function to set the accountid in the context using defines.AttachAccountId.
  • Modify the Test_HandlePrepareStmt function to set the accountid in the context using defines.AttachAccountId.
  • Modify the Test_HandleDeallocate function to set the accountid in the context using defines.AttachAccountId.
  • Modify the Test_CMD_FIELD_LIST function to set the accountid in the context using defines.AttachAccountId.
  • Modify the Test_RecordParseErrorStatement function to set the accountid in the context using defines.AttachAccountId and handle the returned error.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request address the issue of the missing accountid in the context and provide a solution to avoid conflicts and timeouts during the creation of a tenant. The modifications in the test functions ensure that the accountid is properly set in the context for testing purposes.

However, there are a few areas that could be improved:

  1. Error Handling: The mockRecordStatement function should return an error instead of nil to indicate any potential issues with the stubbed function. This will help in identifying and handling errors correctly.

  2. Test Function Naming: The test functions Test_mce, Test_mce_selfhandle, Test_HandlePrepareStmt, Test_HandleDeallocate, Test_CMD_FIELD_LIST, and Test_RecordParseErrorStatement could be renamed to provide more descriptive names that reflect the specific functionality being tested. This will make it easier to understand the purpose of each test case.

  3. Code Duplication: The code for setting the accountid in the context using defines.AttachAccountId is duplicated in multiple test functions. It would be more efficient to extract this code into a separate helper function and call it in each test function where it is needed. This will reduce code duplication and make the tests more maintainable.

  4. Documentation: It would be helpful to add comments or documentation to explain the purpose and functionality of the modified functions and test cases. This will make it easier for other developers to understand the code and its intended behavior.

  5. Security: There are no apparent security issues in the changes made in this pull request.

Overall, the changes in this pull request effectively address the issue and provide a solution to avoid conflicts and timeouts during the creation of a tenant. The suggested improvements will help enhance the code quality and maintainability of the affected functions and test cases.

Here are review comments for file pkg/frontend/plan_cache.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR is a bug fix for issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the accountid. This causes issues when creating a normal tenant, as it creates some tables. If the accountid is not set, it defaults to the sys tenant, which conflicts with the background task thread. This can result in the creation of a tenant getting stuck.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the accountid is not set in the context, to avoid further issues. The code will be modified to pass the accountid based on the error.
  • The changes affect all the places where the accountid is retrieved from the context. The changes are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/frontend/plan_cache.go:

  • Line 16: Removed an empty import statement.
  • Lines 45-51: Added a check to ensure that if any of the plans in the stmts slice is nil, the function returns without caching the plans.

Suggestions:

  • The changes made in the pull request seem to address the bug described in the body. However, it would be helpful to have more context on the issue and the impact it has on the system.
  • It would be beneficial to include some test cases to ensure that the bug is fixed and to prevent any regressions in the future.
  • The code changes themselves look fine and straightforward. No further optimization suggestions at this time.

Security Issues:

  • No security issues found in the provided code changes.

Here are review comments for file pkg/frontend/routine.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes an issue related to creating an account timeout.
  • The issue is that in certain cases, when passing the context to cn and tn, the account ID is not included. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is set to the sys tenant by default. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set at this time, it will be treated as the sys tenant and cause conflicts with the background thread. If the background thread takes a long time to execute, it will result in a timeout when creating the tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error when the account ID is not set in the context to avoid further errors. Then, based on the error, modify the code to pass in the account ID.
  • This change affects all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The changes are significant but straightforward.

Changes in routine.go:

  • Line 229: The code previously sets the tenant ID, user ID, and role ID in the context using separate lines. The fix changes this to use the defines.AttachAccount function, which attaches the account ID, user ID, and role ID to the context in a single line.

Review:

  1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a specific issue related to creating an account timeout.

  2. The body of the pull request provides a good explanation of the issue and the fix. It explains why the issue occurs, what the fix does, and the impact of the changes. However, the body could benefit from some formatting improvements to make it easier to read.

  3. The changes in routine.go are straightforward and address the issue described in the body. The code previously set the tenant ID, user ID, and role ID in the context using separate lines, which could lead to the account ID not being set in certain cases. The fix changes this to use the defines.AttachAccount function, which ensures that the account ID is always set in the context.

Suggestions:

  1. Improve the formatting of the body of the pull request to make it easier to read. Consider using bullet points or numbered lists to separate the different sections and make the information more organized.

  2. Consider adding more comments in the code to explain the purpose of the changes and how they fix the issue. This will make it easier for future developers to understand the code.

  3. Consider adding unit tests to ensure that the fix works as expected and does not introduce any regressions.

  4. Consider optimizing the code by removing any unnecessary lines or redundant code. This will make the code cleaner and easier to maintain.

  5. Consider reviewing the entire codebase for similar issues and applying the same fix if necessary. This will ensure consistency and prevent similar issues from occurring in the future.

Here are review comments for file pkg/frontend/session.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: The pull request fixes a timeout issue when creating an account. The problem occurs when the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant. This causes conflicts with the background task thread, especially when creating a normal tenant that creates some tables. The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error. This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the changes are straightforward.

Changes in session.go:

  • Line 545: The GetTxnOperator function now returns an additional error value. However, the error is not handled properly and the program panics. This should be fixed by handling the error gracefully and providing appropriate error messages or logging.
  • Line 599: The err variable is declared twice. It should be declared once at the beginning of the function.
  • Line 1394: The GetTxnOperator function now returns an additional error value. However, the error is not handled properly and the function returns an empty string. This should be fixed by handling the error gracefully and providing appropriate error messages or logging.
  • Line 1527: The AttachAccount function is used to attach the account ID to the context. However, the previous code manually sets the account ID, user ID, and role ID in the context. The AttachAccount function should be used consistently throughout the codebase to avoid duplication and ensure consistency.
  • Line 1586: The AttachAccountId function is used to attach the account ID to the context. However, the previous code manually sets the tenant ID in the context. The AttachAccountId function should be used consistently throughout the codebase to avoid duplication and ensure consistency.
  • Line 1760: The AttachAccount function is used to attach the account ID, user ID, and role ID to the context. However, the previous code manually sets these values in the context. The AttachAccount function should be used consistently throughout the codebase to avoid duplication and ensure consistency.
  • Line 1808: The AttachAccount function is used to attach the account ID, user ID, and role ID to the context. However, the previous code manually sets these values in the context. The AttachAccount function should be used consistently throughout the codebase to avoid duplication and ensure consistency.
  • Line 2041: The GetAccountId function is used to retrieve the account ID from the context. However, the error returned by the function is not handled properly and the program continues execution. This should be fixed by handling the error gracefully and providing appropriate error messages or logging.
  • Line 2081: The GetAccountId function is used to retrieve the account ID from the context. However, the error returned by the function is not handled properly and the program continues execution. This should be fixed by handling the error gracefully and providing appropriate error messages or logging.

Optimizations:

  • The code could benefit from consistent use of the AttachAccount and AttachAccountId functions to avoid duplication and ensure consistency in attaching the account ID to the context.
  • Proper error handling should be implemented throughout the codebase to handle errors returned by functions like GetTxnOperator and GetAccountId. This will improve the reliability and maintainability of the code.

Security Issues:
No security issues were identified in the provided pull request.

Here are review comments for file pkg/frontend/session_test.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem was that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn did not include the account ID. This caused conflicts when creating tables for a regular tenant, as the background task thread defaults to the sys tenant. This resulted in a timeout when creating a tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context. Then, modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error.
  • This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the changes are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/frontend/session_test.go:

  • In the TestTxnHandler_NewTxn function, the ctx variable is modified to include the account ID using the defines.AttachAccountId function.
  • In the TestTxnHandler_CommitTxn function, the ctx variable is modified to include the account ID using the defines.AttachAccountId function.
  • In the TestTxnHandler_RollbackTxn function, the ctx variable is modified to include the account ID using the defines.AttachAccountId function.
  • In the TestSession_TxnBegin function, the ctx variable is modified to include the account ID using the defines.AttachAccountId function.
  • In the TestSession_TxnCompilerContext function, the ctx variable is modified to include the account ID using the defines.AttachAccountId function.

Overall, this pull request addresses a bug related to the creation of accounts timing out. The fix involves modifying the code to include the account ID in the context. The changes made in the session_test.go file are consistent with this fix.

Suggestions for improvement:

  • It would be helpful to provide more context in the pull request body about the specific scenarios where the account ID was not being included in the context. This would help reviewers understand the problem better.
  • Consider adding unit tests to cover the scenarios where the account ID is not set in the context. This would help ensure that the bug is fully fixed and prevent regressions in the future.
  • It would be beneficial to provide more information about the impact of the changes made in the pull request. For example, are there any performance implications or potential side effects of modifying all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context?

Here are review comments for file pkg/frontend/show_account.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the account ID was not being passed to the cn and tn contexts in certain cases. This caused conflicts with the background task thread, resulting in a timeout when creating a new account. The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error. This change affects multiple places where the account ID is retrieved from the context.

Changes in pkg/frontend/show_account.go:

  • Line 17: Import statements have been rearranged.
  • Line 343: The defines.TenantIDKey{} context value is replaced with defines.AttachAccountId() to attach the account ID to the context.
  • Line 373: The defines.TenantIDKey{} context value is replaced with defines.AttachAccountId() to attach the account ID to the context.

Overall, this pull request addresses the issue of the account ID not being passed correctly in certain contexts, which was causing conflicts and timeouts when creating a new account.

Potential problems and suggestions:

  1. Security: It's important to ensure that the account ID is properly validated and authorized before attaching it to the context. This will prevent unauthorized access to accounts and potential security breaches. Consider implementing a validation and authorization mechanism for the account ID.
  2. Code optimization: The changes made in this pull request seem necessary to fix the issue, but there may be opportunities to optimize the code further. Consider reviewing the code logic and structure to see if there are any redundant or inefficient operations that can be improved.
  3. Error handling: The fix in this pull request throws an error if the account ID is not set in the context. It would be helpful to provide a more descriptive error message that explains why the account ID is required and how to set it in the context. This will make it easier for developers to understand and fix the issue if they encounter it in the future.

Overall, this pull request addresses the immediate issue and makes the necessary changes to fix it. However, it's important to consider the security implications and optimize the code further if possible. Additionally, improving the error handling and providing clear error messages will enhance the usability of the code.

Here are review comments for file pkg/frontend/txn.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the account ID was not being passed to the context when creating a transaction. This caused conflicts with the background task thread and could result in a timeout when creating a tenant. The fix adds an error check and immediately returns an error if the account ID is not set in the context. It also modifies the code to pass the account ID to the context in subsequent code changes.

Changes in pkg/frontend/txn.go:

  • The createTxnCtx function now returns an error in addition to the context.
  • The AttachTempStorageToTxnCtx function now returns an error.
  • The NewTxnOperator function now returns an error.
  • The GetTxnOperator function now returns an error.
  • The CommitTxn function now returns an error.
  • The RollbackTxn function now returns an error.
  • The TxnCreate function now returns an error.

Review:

  1. The code changes seem to address the issue described in the pull request.
  2. However, there are some areas that could be improved:
  • Error handling: The code changes introduce error returns in several functions, but the errors are not being handled or logged. It would be better to handle these errors appropriately, either by returning them to the caller or logging them for debugging purposes.
  • Code duplication: The code to attach the account ID to the context is duplicated in multiple places. It would be better to refactor this code into a separate function to avoid duplication.
  • Error messages: The error messages returned by the functions should be more descriptive and provide information about the specific error that occurred.
  • Code organization: The code changes could benefit from better organization and readability. It would be helpful to group related code together and add comments to explain the purpose of each function or block of code.

Overall, the changes in this pull request address the issue described, but there are some areas that need improvement.

Here are review comments for file pkg/frontend/util_test.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the account ID was not being passed to the cn and tn contexts in certain cases. This caused conflicts with the background task thread, resulting in a timeout when creating a new account. The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID accordingly. This change affects multiple places where the account ID is retrieved from the context.

Changes in pkg/frontend/util_test.go:

  • Added an import statement for "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines".
  • Modified the "TestGetExprValue" function to attach the account ID to the context using the "defines.AttachAccountId" function.

Review:

  1. Security Issue: The pull request does not address any security issues.

  2. Code Optimization: The changes made in pkg/frontend/util_test.go seem fine. However, it would be helpful to add a comment explaining the purpose of attaching the account ID to the context in the "TestGetExprValue" function.

  3. Documentation: The pull request does not include any documentation changes. It would be beneficial to update the relevant documentation to reflect the changes made in this pull request.

  4. Error Handling: While the fix to throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context is a step in the right direction, it would be better to provide a more informative error message that explains the issue and suggests a solution. This would help developers understand the problem and resolve it more easily.

  5. Code Refactoring: The pull request does not include any code refactoring changes.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request address the issue of the account ID not being passed to the contexts correctly. However, there are opportunities for improvement in terms of error handling and documentation.

Here are review comments for file pkg/incrservice/allocator.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, when passing the context to cn and tn, the accountid is not included. This causes conflicts with the background task thread, resulting in a timeout when creating a tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error when the accountid is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass in the accountid based on the error.
  • The impact is that all places where the accountid is taken from the context have been modified, but the changes are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/incrservice/allocator.go:

  • Line 16: Added sync/atomic import.
  • Line 57: Added atomic.Uint64 variable to to fix a race condition in the code.
  • Line 68: Replaced var from, to uint64 with var from, to atomic.Uint64 to use atomic operations.
  • Line 83: Modified asyncAllocate function to return an error.
  • Line 85-86: Added code to get the accountid from the context and handle any error.
  • Line 101: Modified updateMinValue function to return an error.
  • Line 103-104: Added code to get the accountid from the context and handle any error.
  • Line 136: Modified doAllocate function to use defines.AttachAccountId to attach the accountid to the context.
  • Line 160: Modified doAllocate function to use defines.AttachAccountId to attach the accountid to the context.
  • Line 203: Modified getAccountID function to return an error.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request seem to address the issue of the accountid not being set in the context in certain cases. The use of atomic.Uint64 and returning errors in the asyncAllocate and updateMinValue functions help improve the reliability and error handling of the code. However, there are a few suggestions for further improvement:

  1. Security: It's important to ensure that the accountid is properly validated and authorized before using it in the code. This can help prevent unauthorized access to tenant data. Consider adding validation and authorization checks for the accountid.

  2. Error Handling: The code currently returns errors in some places, but it would be helpful to provide more specific error messages or error codes to indicate the cause of the error. This can make it easier to debug and troubleshoot issues.

  3. Code Organization: The code could benefit from better organization and separation of concerns. Consider refactoring the code to separate the allocation logic from the context handling and error handling. This can make the code more modular and easier to understand and maintain.

  4. Unit Testing: It would be beneficial to add unit tests to cover the modified functions and ensure that they work as expected. This can help catch any potential issues or regressions in the code.

  5. Documentation: Consider adding comments or documentation to explain the purpose and behavior of the modified functions and variables. This can make it easier for other developers to understand and work with the code.

Overall, the changes in this pull request address the issue at hand and improve the reliability of the code. However, there are some areas that can be further optimized and improved to enhance security, error handling, code organization, and maintainability.

Here are review comments for file pkg/incrservice/allocator_test.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR fixes an issue related to the create account timeout.
  • The issue being fixed is [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem was that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn did not include the account ID. This caused conflicts with the background task thread, resulting in a timeout when creating an account.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass in the account ID based on the error.
  • The changes affect all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the changes are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/incrservice/allocator_test.go:

  • The changes in this file include importing additional packages: github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/catalog, github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines.
  • In the TestAlloc function, the context is modified to include the account ID using defines.AttachAccountId.
  • Similarly, in the TestAsyncAlloc function, the context is modified to include the account ID using defines.AttachAccountId.

Overall, the pull request addresses a specific issue related to the create account timeout and makes the necessary changes to fix it. The changes in pkg/incrservice/allocator_test.go seem to be related to setting the account ID in the context for testing purposes.

Suggestions:

  1. It would be helpful to provide more context in the PR body about the specific scenario or use case where the create account timeout issue occurs. This would help reviewers understand the problem better and evaluate the proposed fix.
  2. Consider adding comments or documentation to explain the purpose and usage of the defines.AttachAccountId function. This would make it easier for other developers to understand the code and its intentions.
  3. It's important to ensure that the changes made in pkg/incrservice/allocator_test.go are necessary and relevant to fixing the create account timeout issue. If they are not directly related, they should be separated into a separate PR to maintain code organization and clarity.

Here are review comments for file pkg/incrservice/column_cache.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID in certain cases. This causes a conflict with the background task thread, which defaults to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, tables are created for that tenant. If the account ID is not set, it is treated as the sys tenant and tables are created, resulting in a conflict with the background thread. This can cause the creation of a tenant to hang if the background thread takes a long time to execute.

To fix this issue, an error is immediately thrown when the account ID is not set in the context. The code is then modified to pass in the account ID based on the error. This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the modifications are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/incrservice/column_cache.go:

  • The maybeAllocate function now returns an error.
  • In the maybeAllocate function, the account ID is retrieved using defines.GetAccountId(ctx).
  • If an error occurs while retrieving the account ID, it is returned.
  • The col.preAllocate function is called with the modified context that includes the account ID.

Review:

  1. In the maybeAllocate function, it is good to see that an error is now being returned. This allows for better error handling and propagation.

Suggestions:

  • Consider adding a comment explaining why the account ID is necessary for the col.preAllocate function. This can help future developers understand the code better.

Security Issues:

  • No security issues were identified in this pull request.

Here are review comments for file pkg/incrservice/column_cache_test.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the account ID was not being passed to the cn and tn contexts in certain cases. This caused problems when creating a new tenant, as the default account ID was set to sys tenant. This conflicted with the background task thread, which also defaulted to sys tenant. As a result, when creating a tenant, the process would hang if the background thread took a long time to execute.

To fix this issue, an error is now thrown immediately if the account ID is not set in the context. This prevents further errors from occurring. The code has been modified to pass the account ID based on the error thrown.

The changes made in this pull request affect multiple locations where the account ID is retrieved from the context. However, the changes are straightforward and intuitive.

Changes in file pkg/incrservice/column_cache_test.go:

  • Added import statement for "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines"
  • Modified the line where the context is created to include the account ID using defines.AttachAccountId()

Review:

  1. Security Issue: The code does not appear to have any security issues.

  2. Optimization: The changes made in the pull request seem necessary to fix the issue described in the body. However, it would be helpful to provide more context and explanation in the body of the pull request to better understand the problem and the proposed solution. Additionally, it would be beneficial to include test cases to ensure that the fix is working as expected.

Suggestions for improvement:

  1. Provide more context and explanation in the body of the pull request to better understand the problem and the proposed solution.

  2. Include test cases to ensure that the fix is working as expected.

Overall, the changes seem necessary to fix the issue and the code modifications are straightforward. However, providing more context and test cases would improve the quality of the pull request.

Here are review comments for file pkg/incrservice/service.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, the regular tenant creates some tables. If the account ID is not set at this time, it will be treated as the sys tenant and create some conflicting tables. This can cause the creation of the tenant to hang if the background thread takes a long time to execute.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, to avoid further errors. Then, modify the code to pass in the account ID based on the error.
  • This change affects all places where the account ID is taken from the context. There are multiple changes, but they are all straightforward.

Changes in pkg/incrservice/service.go:

  • In the Delete function, a new deleteCtx is created using the newDeleteCtx function. The newDeleteCtx function now returns an error if the account ID cannot be obtained from the context.
  • In the destroyTables function, the context.WithValue function is replaced with defines.AttachAccountId to attach the account ID to the context. This change also includes error handling.
  • The newDeleteCtx function now returns an error if the account ID cannot be obtained from the context.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request address the issue of not including the account ID in the context in certain cases. The changes ensure that an error is thrown if the account ID is not set, and the code is modified to pass in the account ID where necessary. The changes also include error handling.

However, there are a few areas that could be improved:

  1. Error handling: The newDeleteCtx function now returns an error if the account ID cannot be obtained from the context. However, the error is not handled in the Delete function where the newDeleteCtx function is called. It would be better to handle the error and return it from the Delete function if necessary.

Suggestion: Add error handling in the Delete function to handle the error returned by the newDeleteCtx function.

  1. Logging level: In the Delete function, the logging level is changed from zap.DebugLevel to zap.InfoLevel when logging the deletion of the auto increment table cache. This change may result in more log entries being generated, which could impact performance and increase log storage requirements.

Suggestion: Consider the impact of changing the logging level and ensure that it is necessary for the specific use case.

  1. Code organization: The newDeleteCtx function is currently defined after its usage in the Delete function. It would be better to define the function before its usage for better code organization and readability.

Suggestion: Move the newDeleteCtx function above the Delete function in the code.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request address the issue and include error handling. However, there are some areas that could be improved for better code organization and error handling.

Here are review comments for file pkg/incrservice/service_test.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the context passed to cn and tn sometimes does not include the account ID. This causes problems when creating a new tenant, as the default account ID is set to "sys" tenant. The background task thread is also set to the "sys" tenant. When creating a new tenant without setting the account ID, it creates tables as the "sys" tenant, which conflicts with the background thread. This can result in a timeout when creating a tenant.

To fix this issue, the code now immediately throws an error when the account ID is not set in the context. This prevents further errors. The code will be modified later to pass in the account ID based on the error.

This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The changes are straightforward and intuitive.

Changes in file pkg/incrservice/service_test.go:

  • Added imports for "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/catalog" and "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines".
  • Modified the line where the context is created to use the "AttachAccountId" function from the "defines" package to attach the account ID to the context.

Review:

  1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a timeout issue related to creating an account.

  2. The body of the pull request provides a clear explanation of the issue, the cause, and the proposed solution. It also mentions the impact of the changes.

  3. The changes made in the pull request are focused on the file "pkg/incrservice/service_test.go". The changes include adding imports for two packages and modifying the line where the context is created to attach the account ID.

Suggestions:

  1. It would be helpful to provide more context about the issue and the impact of the changes in the pull request body. This would help reviewers understand the problem better and evaluate the proposed solution.

  2. It is recommended to include unit tests for the modified code to ensure that the fix is working as expected.

  3. Consider providing more detailed commit messages for each individual change made in the pull request. This would make it easier to understand the purpose of each change and track the history of the codebase.

  4. It is important to ensure that the changes made in the pull request do not introduce any security vulnerabilities. It would be beneficial to conduct a security review of the modified code to identify and address any potential security issues.

Here are review comments for file pkg/incrservice/store_sql.go:
Based on the provided information, the pull request aims to fix a timeout issue when creating an account. The problem occurs when the context passed to cn and tn does not include the accountid. In such cases, the default account is assumed to be sys tenant. This causes conflicts with the background task thread, which is also set to sys tenant. As a result, when creating a regular tenant, some tables are created under the sys tenant, leading to a timeout issue during account creation.

To address this issue, the pull request proposes the following changes in pkg/incrservice/store_sql.go:

@@ -122,9 +122,13 @@ func (s *sqlStore) Allocate(
 				res.Close()
 
 				if rows != 1 {
+					accountId, err := defines.GetAccountId(ctx)
+					if err != nil {
+						return err
+					}
 					getLogger().Fatal("BUG: read incr record invalid",
 						zap.String("fetch-sql", fetchSQL),
-						zap.Any("account", ctx.Value(defines.TenantIDKey{})),
+						zap.Any("account", accountId),
 						zap.Uint64("table", tableID),
 						zap.String("col", colName),
 						zap.Int("rows", rows),
@@ -149,9 +153,13 @@ func (s *sqlStore) Allocate(
 				if res.AffectedRows == 1 {
 					ok = true
 				} else {
+					accountId, err := defines.GetAccountId(ctx)
+					if err != nil {
+						return err
+					}
 					getLogger().Fatal("BUG: update incr record returns invalid affected rows",
 						zap.String("update-sql", sql),
-						zap.Any("account", ctx.Value(defines.TenantIDKey{})),
+						zap.Any("account", accountId),
 						zap.Uint64("table", tableID),
 						zap.String("col", colName),
 						zap.Uint64("affected-rows", res.AffectedRows),

The changes involve adding code to retrieve the accountid from the context using defines.GetAccountId(ctx). If the accountid is not present in the context, an error is returned. This accountid is then used in the log messages to provide more accurate information about the affected account.

Overall, the changes seem reasonable and address the timeout issue by ensuring that the correct accountid is used. However, there are a few suggestions to improve the code:

  1. Error Handling: The code currently returns an error if the accountid is not present in the context. It would be helpful to handle this error more gracefully by logging a warning instead of returning an error. This way, the code can continue execution, and the error can be handled at a higher level.

  2. Consistent Logging: The log messages in the code use different levels of severity (Fatal and Error). It would be better to use a consistent level, such as Error, for all log messages related to this issue.

  3. Code Duplication: The code to retrieve the accountid from the context and log it is duplicated in two places. It would be more efficient to extract this code into a separate function to avoid duplication and improve code maintainability.

  4. Error Handling in Logging: The code currently assumes that retrieving the accountid from the context will not return an error. It would be safer to handle any potential errors when retrieving the accountid and log an appropriate error message if an error occurs.

By addressing these suggestions, the code will be more robust, maintainable, and efficient.

Here are review comments for file pkg/incrservice/types.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the account ID was not being passed to the cn and tn contexts in certain cases. This caused problems when creating a new tenant, as the default tenant was being used instead. This resulted in conflicts with the background task thread and could cause the creation of the tenant to hang. The fix is to immediately throw an error when the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass in the account ID based on the error. This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the changes are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/incrservice/types.go:

  • The asyncAllocate function now returns an error.

Review:

  1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a specific issue related to creating an account timeout.

  2. The body of the pull request provides a good explanation of the problem and the proposed solution. It also mentions the impact of the changes and the areas of the code that are affected.

  3. The changes in pkg/incrservice/types.go are straightforward and seem to address the issue correctly. The asyncAllocate function now returns an error, which is a good practice for error handling.

Suggestions:

  1. It would be helpful to provide more context about the issue being fixed. For example, what is the impact of the create account timeout? How does it affect the system or users? This information can help reviewers understand the importance of the fix and prioritize it accordingly.

  2. It would be beneficial to include test cases to verify that the fix works as expected and does not introduce any regressions. This can help ensure the stability and reliability of the codebase.

  3. Consider adding comments or documentation to explain the purpose and behavior of the modified functions or code blocks. This can make it easier for future developers to understand and maintain the code.

  4. It's always a good practice to review the entire codebase for any potential security issues. Although the changes in this pull request seem focused on fixing a specific issue, it's important to ensure that there are no other vulnerabilities or weaknesses in the code.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/compile/compile.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant. This causes conflicts with the background task thread, which is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, these tables will be created as sys tenant tables, causing conflicts with the background thread. This can result in the creation of a tenant getting stuck.
  • The solution is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, to avoid further errors. The code will be modified to pass the account ID based on the error thrown.
  • The changes affect all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The changes are straightforward and intuitive.

Changes in compile.go:

  • In the compileTableScanWithNode function, the ctx variable is modified to attach the account ID using the defines.AttachAccountId function. The account ID is retrieved from n.ObjRef.PubInfo.TenantId.
  • In the generateNodes function, the ctx variable is modified in a similar way to attach the account ID.
  • The modifications ensure that the correct account ID is attached to the context when retrieving the database.

Security Issues:

  • There are no apparent security issues in this pull request.

Suggestions for Optimization:

  • The changes made in the pull request seem necessary to fix the issue and there are no obvious optimizations that can be made.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/compile/compile_test.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID in certain cases. This can cause conflicts with the background task thread, resulting in a timeout when creating a tenant. The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass in the account ID based on the error. This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the changes are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/sql/compile/compile_test.go:

  • Added imports for github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/catalog and github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines.
  • Modified the TestCompile function to attach the account ID to the context using defines.AttachAccountId.
  • Modified the TestCompileWithFaults function to attach the account ID to the context using defines.AttachAccountId.
  • Modified the newTestCase function to attach the account ID to the context using defines.AttachAccountId.

Review:

  • The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a timeout issue related to creating an account.
  • The body of the pull request provides a good explanation of the problem, the fix, and the impact of the changes.
  • The changes in compile_test.go seem to be related to setting the account ID in the context for testing purposes.
  • It's unclear why the imports for catalog and defines were added, as they are not used in the code changes.
  • The changes in TestCompile and TestCompileWithFaults functions look fine, as they attach the account ID to the context.
  • The change in the newTestCase function also looks fine, as it attaches the account ID to the context.
  • Overall, the changes seem to address the timeout issue and ensure that the account ID is properly set in the context.

Suggestions:

  • Remove the unused imports for github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/catalog and github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines.
  • Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of attaching the account ID to the context in the test functions.
  • It would be helpful to have more information about the specific timeout issue and how the changes in this pull request fix it.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/compile/ddl.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the account ID was not being passed to the cn and tn context in certain cases. This caused a conflict with the background task thread, resulting in a timeout when creating a tenant. The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error. This change affects multiple places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the changes are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/sql/compile/ddl.go:

  • Removed the import of "math" and "strings" packages.
  • Added the import of "math" and "strings" packages.

Review:

  1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a timeout issue related to creating an account.

  2. The body of the pull request provides a clear explanation of the problem and the proposed solution. It also mentions the impact of the changes.

  3. The changes in the ddl.go file seem unrelated to the issue described in the pull request. The removal and addition of the "math" and "strings" packages imports do not seem to be directly related to fixing the create account timeout issue.

Suggestions:

  1. It would be helpful to provide more details about the timeout issue, such as the specific error message or the steps to reproduce the problem. This would help reviewers understand the problem better and verify the proposed solution.

  2. The changes in the ddl.go file should be reviewed separately to ensure they are necessary and do not introduce any unintended side effects. If these changes are unrelated to the create account timeout issue, they should be removed from the pull request.

  3. It would be beneficial to include unit tests to verify the fix and prevent regression in the future.

  4. Consider providing more context in the pull request body, such as the impact of the timeout issue on the system or users, to help reviewers understand the importance of the fix.

  5. If possible, provide a code snippet or example that demonstrates the issue and the expected behavior after the fix. This would make it easier for reviewers to understand and validate the proposed solution.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/compile/scope.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The pull request is a bug fix for issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. This causes the default account to be used, which can lead to conflicts with background tasks and result in a timeout when creating a new account.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass in the account ID based on the error.
  • The changes impact all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the modifications are straightforward.

Changes in scope.go:

  • Line 352: The code previously used context.WithValue to set the tenant ID to catalog.System_Account. The fix changes this to use defines.AttachAccountId to attach the account ID to the context.
  • Line 377: Similar to line 352, the code now uses defines.AttachAccountId to attach the account ID to the context.

Security Issues:
Based on the provided information, there don't appear to be any security issues in this pull request.

Suggestions for Optimization:
The changes made in the pull request seem reasonable and necessary to fix the bug. However, without further context or code review, it is difficult to suggest specific optimizations. It is recommended to thoroughly test the changes and ensure they do not introduce any regressions or performance issues. Additionally, it may be helpful to provide more detailed information about the bug and the impact of the fix in the pull request description to aid reviewers and future maintainers.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/compile/scopeRemoteRun.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is set to the sys tenant by default. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set at this time, it will be treated as the sys tenant and cause conflicts with the background thread. If the background thread takes a long time to execute, it will result in a timeout when creating the tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, to avoid further errors. Then, based on the error, modify the code to pass in the account ID.
  • This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. There are multiple changes, but they are all straightforward.

Changes in pkg/sql/compile/scopeRemoteRun.go:

  • Line 372: The code now retrieves the account ID using defines.GetAccountId(proc.Ctx) and assigns it to the procInfo.AccountId variable.
  • Additionally, error handling has been added. If there is an error retrieving the account ID, it will be returned and the function will exit.

Overall, this pull request addresses a bug related to the creation of accounts timing out. The fix ensures that the account ID is properly set in the context, avoiding conflicts with the background thread. The changes made in the pull request are straightforward and directly address the issue.

Suggestions for improvement:

  • It would be helpful to provide more context in the pull request body about the specific scenarios where the account ID was not being set in the context. This would help reviewers understand the root cause of the issue and the impact it has.
  • Consider adding unit tests to cover the scenarios where the account ID is not set in the context. This will help ensure that the issue is fully resolved and prevent regressions in the future.
  • Review the error handling in the code changes. Make sure that any potential errors are properly handled and that appropriate error messages are returned to the caller.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/compile/scopeRemoteRunTypes.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not included, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is also set to the sys tenant by default. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, it will be treated as the sys tenant and cause conflicts with the background thread. If the background thread takes a long time to execute, it will result in a timeout when creating the tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, to avoid further errors. Then, based on the error, modify the code to pass in the account ID.
  • This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The changes are significant but straightforward.

Changes in pkg/sql/compile/scopeRemoteRunTypes.go:

  • Line 390: The line c.ctx = context.WithValue(c.proc.Ctx, defines.TenantIDKey{}, pHelper.accountId) has been replaced with c.ctx = defines.AttachAccountId(c.proc.Ctx, pHelper.accountId).
  • The change replaces the use of context.WithValue with a custom function defines.AttachAccountId to attach the account ID to the context.

Overall, the pull request addresses a bug related to the creation of accounts timing out. The fix involves ensuring that the account ID is properly set in the context to avoid conflicts with the background thread. The changes made in the code seem appropriate and straightforward.

However, there are a few suggestions for improvement:

  1. The pull request title could be more descriptive. Instead of just mentioning the fix, it could include a brief summary of the problem being fixed.
  2. The body of the pull request could provide more context about the issue and the impact it has on the system. This would help reviewers understand the problem better.
  3. It would be helpful to include some test cases to verify that the fix is working correctly and to prevent regressions in the future.
  4. Consider adding comments in the code to explain the purpose of the changes and any potential edge cases that were considered.

In terms of security, there are no apparent security issues introduced by these changes.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/compile/scopeRemoteRun_test.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the account ID was not being passed to the context when calling certain functions. This caused conflicts with background threads and resulted in a timeout when creating a new account. The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID accordingly. This change affects multiple places where the account ID is retrieved from the context.

Changes in file pkg/sql/compile/scopeRemoteRun_test.go:

  • Added imports for "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/catalog" and "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines".
  • Modified the Ctx field in the EncodeProcessInfo struct to use the AttachAccountId function to attach the account ID to the context.

Review:

  1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a specific issue related to creating an account timeout.

  2. The body of the pull request provides a clear explanation of the problem and the proposed solution. It also mentions the impact of the changes made.

  3. The changes in the file pkg/sql/compile/scopeRemoteRun_test.go seem to be related to attaching the account ID to the context. This change ensures that the account ID is passed correctly when calling the EncodeProcessInfo function.

Suggestions:

  1. It would be helpful to provide more context about the issue being fixed. For example, what specific scenarios caused the account ID to not be passed to the context? Providing this information can help reviewers better understand the problem and the impact of the fix.

  2. It would be beneficial to include test cases to verify that the fix is working as expected. This can help ensure that the issue is fully resolved and prevent regressions in the future.

  3. Consider adding comments to the code to explain the purpose of the changes and any potential side effects. This can make the code more maintainable and easier to understand for future developers.

  4. It's important to ensure that the changes made do not introduce any security vulnerabilities. Reviewers should carefully analyze the code changes to identify any potential security issues and suggest appropriate mitigations if necessary.

  5. Consider optimizing the changes made by reviewing the affected code and identifying any areas where performance improvements can be made. This can help enhance the overall efficiency of the codebase.

Overall, the pull request seems to address a specific issue related to creating an account timeout. The proposed solution appears to be reasonable, but it would be beneficial to provide more context and include test cases to ensure the fix is effective. Additionally, it's important to review the code changes for any potential security vulnerabilities and consider optimizing the affected code for better performance.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/compile/scope_test.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. This causes conflicts with the background task thread, which defaults to the sys tenant. When creating a normal tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, it is treated as the sys tenant and can cause conflicts with the background thread. This can result in a timeout when creating a tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error when the account ID is not set in the context. This avoids further errors. The code will be modified to pass in the account ID based on the error.
  • The changes affect all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. There are multiple changes, but they are straightforward.

Changes in scope_test.go:

  • Added imports for "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/catalog" and "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines".
  • In the generateScopeCases function, the testengine.New function is called with defines.AttachAccountId(context.Background(), catalog.System_Account) as the argument instead of context.Background().
  • The proc.Ctx is set to ctx.

Suggestions:

  • The title of the pull request is clear and concise.
  • The body of the pull request provides a good explanation of the problem and the fix.
  • The changes made in the pull request seem to address the issue effectively.
  • However, it would be helpful to have more context about the specific areas of the code that were modified. This would make it easier to review the changes and ensure that they are correct.
  • It would also be beneficial to include any relevant test cases or test results to verify that the fix is working as expected.
  • Overall, the changes seem reasonable and should be merged after addressing the suggestions mentioned above.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/compile/sql_executor_context.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR fixes an issue related to the create account timeout.
  • The issue being fixed is [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context being passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. This causes the default account ID to be used, which is the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is also using the sys tenant by default. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, these tables will be created under the sys tenant, causing conflicts with the background thread. This can result in the create account process getting stuck.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error when the account ID is not set in the context. This will prevent further issues. The code will be modified to pass the account ID based on the error.
  • The changes affect all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The changes are straightforward and intuitive.

Changes in pkg/sql/compile/sql_executor_context.go:

  • The GetAccountId() function has been modified.
  • Previously, it returned the account ID from the context, or 0 if not found.
  • Now, it returns the account ID using the defines.GetAccountId() function, which takes the context as an argument and returns the account ID along with an error.

Review Summary:

  • The PR addresses an issue related to the create account timeout.
  • The changes made in the sql_executor_context.go file modify the GetAccountId() function to use the defines.GetAccountId() function, which returns the account ID along with an error.
  • The changes seem appropriate and should fix the issue.
  • No security issues were identified in the pull request.
  • The changes appear to be optimized and straightforward. No further optimizations are necessary.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/parsers/tree/expr.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that the purpose of the pull request is to fix a timeout issue related to creating an account.

Body:

The body of the pull request provides some additional context and information about the changes made. It mentions that the issue being fixed is #13944. It also explains the reason for the issue, which is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. This results in the default account being used, which can cause conflicts with background tasks. The proposed solution is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error.

Changes:

The changes made in the pull request are focused on the file pkg/sql/parsers/tree/expr.go. The changes include adding a new method String() to the Subquery struct, which returns the string "subquery". This change does not seem to be related to the fix for the create account timeout issue mentioned in the title and body of the pull request.

Suggestions:

  1. The changes made in pkg/sql/parsers/tree/expr.go do not seem to be related to the fix for the create account timeout issue. It would be helpful to clarify the purpose of these changes and their relevance to the pull request.

  2. It would be beneficial to include more specific details about the create account timeout issue, such as the steps to reproduce the issue and any error messages or logs that are encountered. This would help in understanding the problem and verifying the fix.

  3. It is important to ensure that the fix for the create account timeout issue does not introduce any security vulnerabilities. This should be thoroughly tested and reviewed to prevent any potential security risks.

  4. It would be helpful to provide more information about the impact of the changes made in the pull request. Are there any potential side effects or performance implications? This information would assist in evaluating the overall impact of the changes.

  5. Consider providing more context and explanation in the pull request body to help reviewers understand the problem and the proposed solution. This could include additional details about the background tasks and the conflicts that can occur.

Overall, the pull request addresses a specific issue related to create account timeout. However, there are some areas that need clarification and further explanation. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the changes do not introduce any security vulnerabilities and that the impact of the changes is thoroughly evaluated.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/build_alter_table.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the account ID was not being passed to the cn and tn contexts in certain cases. This caused a conflict with the background task thread, resulting in a timeout when creating a tenant. The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error. This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context.

Changes made in pkg/sql/plan/build_alter_table.go:

  • In the buildAlterTableCopy function, the code now checks if the table is a cluster table and if the account ID is not the system account before throwing an error.
  • In the restoreDDL function, the code now skips the account_id column of the cluster table if the account ID is not the system account.
  • In the buildAlterTable function, the code now checks if the table is a cluster table and if the account ID is not the system account before throwing an error.

Overall, this pull request addresses a bug related to the account ID not being set correctly in certain contexts, which caused conflicts and timeouts when creating a tenant. The changes made ensure that the account ID is properly passed and checked in the affected functions.

However, there are a few issues and suggestions for improvement in this pull request:

  1. Error Handling: The code currently returns an error if the account ID is not set in the context. However, it would be helpful to provide a more specific error message that indicates that the account ID is missing. This would make it easier to identify and troubleshoot the issue.

  2. Code Duplication: The code to retrieve the account ID from the context is duplicated in multiple places. It would be more efficient to extract this logic into a separate function and reuse it instead of duplicating the code.

  3. Code Readability: The variable names accountId and err are used multiple times in the code without clear context. It would be beneficial to use more descriptive variable names to improve code readability and maintainability.

  4. Security: The code currently checks if the account ID is the system account before allowing certain operations on cluster tables. However, it would be more secure to implement proper authentication and authorization mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can perform these operations. This would help prevent unauthorized access to sensitive data.

  5. Testing: It would be beneficial to include unit tests for the modified functions to ensure that the changes work as expected and do not introduce any regressions.

To optimize the changes made in this pull request, the following suggestions can be considered:

  1. Use a centralized error handling mechanism: Instead of returning errors directly from each function, consider using a centralized error handling mechanism that can handle and log errors consistently. This can help improve error reporting and debugging.

  2. Use constants or enums for account IDs: Instead of comparing the account ID to a specific value (e.g., catalog.System_Account), consider using constants or enums to represent the different account IDs. This can make the code more readable and maintainable.

  3. Use a context-aware logger: Instead of using generic error messages like "only the sys account can alter the cluster table", consider using a context-aware logger that can provide more specific and informative error messages. This can help with troubleshooting and debugging.

  4. Review and optimize other parts of the codebase: While this pull request addresses a specific bug, it would be beneficial to review and optimize other parts of the codebase to ensure overall code quality and performance. This can include refactoring, removing code duplication, and improving error handling throughout the codebase.

Overall, this pull request addresses a critical bug related to the account ID not being set correctly in certain contexts. The suggested improvements and optimizations can help enhance the code quality, maintainability, and security of the system.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/build_constraint_util.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The backend task thread is set to the sys tenant by default. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, it will be treated as the sys tenant and cause conflicts with the backend thread. If the backend thread takes a long time to execute, it will appear as a timeout when creating a tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context. This avoids further errors. The code will be modified to pass in the account ID based on the error.
  • This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. There are multiple modifications, but they are all straightforward.

Changes in build_constraint_util.go:

  • Line 275: The code checks if the table is a cluster table and if the account ID is not the system account. If so, it returns an internal error.
  • Line 278-281: The code retrieves the account ID from the context and checks if it is the system account. If not, it returns an internal error.
  • Line 284-287: The code checks if the table is a cluster table and if the account ID is not the system account. If so, it returns an internal error.

Suggestions:

  1. It is unclear why the account ID is not set in the context in certain cases. It would be helpful to provide more context or explanation for this issue.
  2. The error messages returned in the internal errors could be more descriptive and provide more information about the specific table causing the error.
  3. Instead of immediately throwing an error if the account ID is not set, it may be better to handle this case more gracefully. For example, you could log a warning and continue with a default account ID or prompt the user to provide an account ID.
  4. It would be beneficial to add unit tests to cover the changes made in this pull request to ensure that they are functioning correctly and to prevent regressions in the future.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/build_ddl.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: The pull request fixes an issue where the account ID is not being passed to the cn and tn contexts, causing conflicts with the backend thread when creating a tenant. The fix is to immediately throw an error when the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error. This change affects multiple places where the account ID is retrieved from the context.

Changes in pkg/sql/plan/build_ddl.go:

  • In the buildTruncateTable function, the code is modified to retrieve the account ID from the context using ctx.GetAccountId(). If there is an error, it is returned. Then, the retrieved account ID is checked against catalog.System_Account to determine if the cluster table can be truncated.
  • In the buildDropTable function, similar changes are made to retrieve the account ID and check if the cluster table can be dropped.
  • In the buildAlterTableInplace function, the code is modified to retrieve the account ID and check if the cluster table can be altered.
  • In the same function, the checkConstraintNames function is called to check the constraint names, but the error returned by this function is not handled properly.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request address the issue of not passing the account ID to the cn and tn contexts. However, there are a few problems that need addressing:

  1. Error Handling: The code retrieves the account ID from the context using ctx.GetAccountId(), but it doesn't handle the error returned by this function properly. It should be checked and handled accordingly.

  2. Code Duplication: The code to retrieve the account ID and check if it matches catalog.System_Account is duplicated in multiple places (buildTruncateTable, buildDropTable, and buildAlterTableInplace). This can be refactored to a separate function to avoid code duplication.

  3. Error Message: The error message returned when the account ID doesn't match catalog.System_Account is hardcoded. It would be better to make it more descriptive and informative.

To address these issues, the following suggestions can be implemented:

  1. Properly handle the error returned by ctx.GetAccountId() in all the affected functions. This can be done by returning the error or handling it with appropriate error handling logic.

  2. Refactor the code to retrieve the account ID and check if it matches catalog.System_Account into a separate function. This function can be called from all the affected functions to avoid code duplication.

  3. Improve the error message by providing more context and information about the error. This can help with debugging and troubleshooting.

By addressing these problems and implementing the suggested improvements, the codebase will be more robust and maintainable.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/build_ddl_test.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID in certain cases. Without the account ID, the default is set to the sys tenant. This causes conflicts with the background task thread, which is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, these tables will be created as sys tenant tables, causing conflicts with the background thread. This can result in the creation of the tenant getting stuck.

To fix this issue, an error is immediately thrown when the account ID is not set in the context. This prevents further errors. The code is then modified to pass the account ID based on the error thrown.

The changes in this pull request modify all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The changes are significant but straightforward.

Changes in file pkg/sql/plan/build_ddl_test.go:

  • Line 105: The GetAccountId() method is modified to return catalog.System_Account, nil instead of just catalog.System_Account.
  • Line 190: The GetAccountId() method is modified to return catalog.System_Account, nil instead of just catalog.System_Account.

Review:

  1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that the purpose of the changes is to fix a timeout issue related to creating an account.

  2. The body of the pull request provides a clear explanation of the issue and the proposed solution. It also mentions the impact of the changes and the number of locations that are modified.

  3. The changes in the build_ddl_test.go file modify the GetAccountId() method to return catalog.System_Account, nil instead of just catalog.System_Account in two places. This change ensures that the account ID is properly retrieved from the context.

Suggestions:

  1. Consider providing more specific information about the impact of the changes. For example, mention the number of affected tests or the potential performance improvements.

  2. It would be helpful to include any relevant test cases or test results to ensure that the changes are properly validated.

  3. Consider optimizing the changes by consolidating the modifications in a single location, if possible. This can help reduce the number of modified lines and make the code easier to maintain.

  4. Ensure that the error handling for the GetAccountId() method is properly implemented. Validate that the error returned is handled correctly and does not introduce any security vulnerabilities.

Overall, the pull request addresses the timeout issue related to creating an account and provides a clear explanation of the changes made. However, there is room for improvement in terms of providing more specific impact information and optimizing the changes. Additionally, it is important to ensure proper error handling and security considerations.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/build_show.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: The pull request fixes an issue where the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID in certain cases. This can cause conflicts with the background task thread and result in a timeout when creating a tenant. The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error. The changes affect multiple places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the changes are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/sql/plan/build_show.go:

  1. In the function buildShowCreateDatabase, the code now checks for an error when getting the account ID from the context and returns the error if it occurs. This change ensures that the account ID is properly retrieved before executing the SQL query.

  2. In the function buildShowCreateTable, the code now checks for an error when getting the account ID from the context and returns the error if it occurs. This change ensures that the account ID is properly retrieved before skipping the column account_id of the cluster table.

  3. In the function buildShowDatabases, the code now checks for an error when getting the account ID from the context and returns the error if it occurs. This change ensures that the account ID is properly retrieved before executing the SQL query.

  4. In the function buildShowTables, the code now checks for an error when getting the account ID from the context and returns the error if it occurs. This change ensures that the account ID is properly retrieved before executing the SQL query.

  5. In the function buildShowTableNumber, the code now checks for an error when getting the account ID from the context and returns the error if it occurs. This change ensures that the account ID is properly retrieved before executing the SQL query.

  6. In the function buildShowColumnNumber, the code now checks for an error when getting the account ID from the context and returns the error if it occurs. This change ensures that the account ID is properly retrieved before executing the SQL query.

  7. In the function buildShowColumns, the code now checks for an error when getting the account ID from the context and returns the error if it occurs. This change ensures that the account ID is properly retrieved before executing the SQL query.

  8. In the function buildShowTableStatus, the code now checks for an error when getting the account ID from the context and returns the error if it occurs. This change ensures that the account ID is properly retrieved before executing the SQL query.

Overall, the changes made in the pull request seem to address the issue of not including the account ID in the context properly. The addition of error handling when retrieving the account ID ensures that any errors are caught and returned, preventing potential issues with creating tenants. The changes appear to be straightforward and do not introduce any new security issues.

To optimize the changes, it would be helpful to refactor the code to reduce duplication. Instead of checking for an error and returning it in each function, a helper function could be created to handle the retrieval of the account ID and return any errors. This would make the code more concise and easier to maintain. Additionally, it would be beneficial to add unit tests to verify the correctness of the changes and ensure that they do not introduce any regressions.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/function/func_mo.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the account ID was not being passed to the cn and tn contexts in certain cases. This caused conflicts with the background task thread, resulting in a timeout when creating a new account. The fix ensures that the account ID is set in the context and avoids further errors. The changes affect multiple places where the account ID is retrieved from the context.

Changes in pkg/sql/plan/function/func_mo.go:

  • Removed the import statement for the "context" package.
  • Replaced the code that checks and switches to the sys account with a new implementation that retrieves the account ID from the context using the defines.GetAccountId function. If the account ID is not set or is not equal to the sys account ID, the defines.AttachAccountId function is used to attach the sys account ID to the context.

Overall, the changes seem to address the issue described in the pull request. However, there are a few areas that could be improved:

  1. Error Handling: The code currently returns an error if there is an issue retrieving the account ID from the context. It would be helpful to provide more specific error messages to aid in debugging and troubleshooting.

  2. Code Duplication: The code for retrieving the account ID and checking if it is equal to the sys account ID is repeated in multiple places. It would be more efficient to extract this logic into a separate function to avoid code duplication.

  3. Context Usage: The code modifies the proc.Ctx directly, which may have unintended side effects. It would be safer to create a new context with the modified values instead of modifying the existing context.

  4. Security: The code does not appear to introduce any security issues.

To optimize the changes, I would suggest the following:

  1. Refactor the code to extract the logic for retrieving and checking the account ID into a separate function. This will improve code readability and reduce duplication.

  2. Improve error handling by providing more specific error messages and considering appropriate error handling strategies.

  3. Use a new context with the modified values instead of modifying the existing context to ensure safer and more predictable behavior.

Overall, the changes seem to address the issue effectively, but the suggested optimizations will help improve the code quality and maintainability.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/mock.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue (#13944) where the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID in certain cases. Without the account ID, the default is set to the sys tenant. This causes conflicts with the background task thread, which is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, these tables will be created as sys tenant tables, leading to conflicts with the background thread. This can result in a timeout when creating a tenant.

To fix this issue, an error is immediately thrown when the account ID is not set in the context. This prevents further errors. The code is then modified to pass the account ID based on the error thrown.

The changes made in the pull request are in the file pkg/sql/plan/mock.go. The GetAccountId() function is modified to return (uint32, error) instead of just uint32. The function now returns (0, nil).

Review:

  1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a specific issue related to creating an account timeout.

  2. The body of the pull request provides a detailed explanation of the issue and the proposed solution. It also mentions the impact of the changes made.

  3. The changes made in the pkg/sql/plan/mock.go file are minimal. The GetAccountId() function now returns (uint32, error) instead of just uint32. This change ensures that the function can return an error if needed.

Suggestions:

  1. It would be helpful to include more information about the specific error that is thrown when the account ID is not set in the context. This would provide more context for developers who encounter this error.

  2. Consider adding unit tests to cover the modified code in pkg/sql/plan/mock.go. This will ensure that the changes are properly tested and will help prevent regressions.

  3. It would be beneficial to provide more information about the impact of the changes made. For example, are there any performance improvements or potential security implications?

  4. Consider providing more context about the overall architecture and how this change fits into the larger codebase. This will help reviewers understand the purpose and significance of the changes.

Overall, the pull request addresses the specific issue of creating an account timeout and provides a clear solution. The changes made are minimal and straightforward. However, providing more information and context would improve the clarity and completeness of the pull request.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/query_builder.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. This causes conflicts when creating tables for non-sys tenants.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error.
  • The changes affect all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the changes are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/sql/plan/query_builder.go:

  • In the appendSelectList function, the code now retrieves the account ID using builder.compCtx.GetAccountId() and assigns it to the accountId variable. If there is an error, it returns the error.
  • In the appendSelectList function, the code replaces builder.compCtx.GetAccountId() == catalog.System_Account with accountId == catalog.System_Account.
  • In the appendSelectList function, the code replaces builder.compCtx.GetAccountId() == catalog.System_Account with accountId == catalog.System_Account.
  • In the buildTable function, the code now retrieves the account ID using builder.compCtx.GetAccountId() and assigns it to the currentAccountID variable. If there is an error, it returns the error.
  • In the buildTable function, the code replaces builder.compCtx.GetAccountId() with currentAccountID.
  • In the buildTable function, the code replaces builder.compCtx.GetAccountId() with currentAccountID.

Potential Problems:

  1. The changes made in the appendSelectList function and the buildTable function introduce a new error handling mechanism by returning the error if there is an error retrieving the account ID. However, it is not clear how this error is handled in the calling code. It is recommended to add proper error handling and logging to ensure that any errors are properly handled and do not cause unexpected behavior or security vulnerabilities.

Suggestions for Improvement:

  1. Add proper error handling and logging in the calling code to handle any errors returned by the appendSelectList and buildTable functions. This will help identify and address any issues that may arise from errors in retrieving the account ID.
  2. Consider refactoring the code to reduce duplication. The code in the appendSelectList and buildTable functions has similar logic for retrieving the account ID. It may be beneficial to extract this logic into a separate function to avoid duplication and improve code maintainability.
  3. Consider adding unit tests to cover the changes made in the appendSelectList and buildTable functions. This will help ensure that the changes are functioning as expected and prevent regressions in the future.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/types.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that the purpose of the changes is to fix a timeout issue related to creating an account.

Body:

The body of the pull request provides some additional context and information about the changes. It mentions that the issue being fixed is #13944. It also explains the reason for the issue, which is that in certain cases, the context being passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. This results in the default account ID being used, which can cause conflicts with background tasks. The proposed solution is to immediately throw an error when the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass in the account ID based on the error.

Changes:

The changes made in the pull request are focused on the file pkg/sql/plan/types.go. Specifically, the GetAccountId() method is modified to return an error in addition to the account ID. This change suggests that the method may encounter errors when retrieving the account ID.

Suggestions:

  1. Error Handling: It is good to see that the GetAccountId() method now returns an error. However, it would be helpful to have more information about the possible errors that can occur and how they should be handled. The error should be properly documented and any potential error scenarios should be addressed in the code.

  2. Error Propagation: Since the GetAccountId() method now returns an error, it is important to ensure that this error is properly propagated and handled throughout the codebase. Any code that calls this method should handle the error appropriately and not ignore it.

  3. Documentation: It would be beneficial to update the documentation for the GetAccountId() method to reflect the changes made. The documentation should clearly state that the method can return an error and provide information on how to handle it.

  4. Testing: It is important to thoroughly test the changes made in this pull request to ensure that they fix the timeout issue and do not introduce any new bugs or regressions. The tests should cover different scenarios, including cases where the account ID is not set in the context.

Optimizations:

Based on the provided information, it is difficult to suggest specific optimizations for the changes made in this pull request. However, it is always a good practice to review the code for any potential performance improvements or code simplifications. Additionally, it would be helpful to ensure that the changes made in this pull request do not introduce any unnecessary complexity or overhead.

Here are review comments for file pkg/sql/plan/types_mock.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the account ID was not being passed to the cn and tn contexts in certain cases. This caused conflicts with the background task thread, resulting in a timeout when creating a tenant. The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error. This change affects multiple places where the account ID is retrieved from the context.

Changes in file pkg/sql/plan/types_mock.go:

  • The GetAccountId method in the MockCompilerContext2 struct now returns (uint32, error) instead of just uint32. This change allows for returning an error when the account ID is not set in the context.
  • The GetPrimaryKeyDef method now returns []*plan.ColDef instead of []*ColDef.
  • The GetQueryResultMeta method now returns []*plan.ColDef instead of []*ColDef.
  • The GetQueryingSubscription method now returns *plan.SubscriptionMeta instead of *SubscriptionMeta.
  • The GetSubscriptionMeta method now returns *plan.SubscriptionMeta instead of *SubscriptionMeta.
  • The Resolve method now returns *plan.ObjectRef and *plan.TableDef instead of *ObjectRef and *TableDef.
  • The ResolveById method now returns `*plan.Object

Here are review comments for file pkg/testutil/testengine/testengine.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the account ID was not being passed to the context when calling certain functions. This caused conflicts with background threads and resulted in timeouts when creating a new account. The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID accordingly. This change affects multiple places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the changes are straightforward.

Changes made in pkg/testutil/testengine/testengine.go:

  • Added imports for "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/catalog" and "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines".
  • Added a line of code to attach the system account ID to the context using the "defines.AttachAccountId" function.

Review:

  1. Security Issue: The code is attaching the system account ID to the context without proper authorization or validation. This can potentially lead to unauthorized access or privilege escalation. It is important to ensure that only authorized users or processes can access or modify sensitive data.

Suggestion: Implement proper authorization and validation checks before attaching the account ID to the context. This can include verifying the user's identity, checking permissions, and ensuring that the account ID is valid and belongs to the user.

  1. Optimization: The code is modifying the context in every function call, which can be inefficient and lead to unnecessary overhead. It would be more efficient to modify the context only when necessary.

Suggestion: Instead of modifying the context in every function call, consider modifying it only when the account ID is not already set. This can be done by checking if the account ID is already present in the context before attaching the system account ID.

  1. Code Quality: The code does not provide sufficient comments or explanations for the changes made. It is important to provide clear and concise comments to help other developers understand the purpose and impact of the changes.

Suggestion: Add comments to explain the purpose of attaching the account ID to the context and the reason for the changes made. This will make it easier for other developers to review and understand the code.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request address a specific issue related to the account ID not being passed correctly. However, there are security concerns and opportunities for optimization and code quality improvements that should be addressed before merging the changes.

Here are review comments for file pkg/util/export/merge.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The pull request fixes an issue related to creating an account timeout.
  • The issue being fixed is [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant. This causes conflicts with the background task thread, which is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, these tables are created as sys tenant tables, causing conflicts with the background thread. This can result in the creation of a tenant getting stuck.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, to avoid further errors. The code is then modified to pass the account ID based on the error thrown.
  • The changes affect all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The changes are significant but straightforward.

Changes in merge.go:

  • The changes include importing two additional packages: "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/catalog" and "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines".
  • The line ctx = defines.AttachAccount(ctx, catalog.System_Account, catalog.System_User, catalog.System_Role) is added to attach the account ID to the context. This ensures that the account ID is set and avoids conflicts with the background task thread.

Suggestions for improvement:

  • The pull request seems to address the issue effectively by checking for the account ID in the context and throwing an error if it is not set. This prevents conflicts with the background task thread.
  • The changes made in merge.go to attach the account ID to the context also seem appropriate.
  • However, it would be helpful to include some test cases to verify the fix and ensure that it works as expected.
  • Additionally, it would be beneficial to provide more context in the pull request body, such as the steps to reproduce the issue and any other relevant information. This would help reviewers understand the problem better and verify the fix.

Here are review comments for file pkg/util/metric/mometric/cron_task.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem was that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn did not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, it will be treated as the sys tenant and cause conflicts with the background thread. If the background thread takes a long time to execute, it will result in a timeout when creating the tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, to avoid further errors. The code will be modified to pass in the account ID based on the error.
  • This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. There are multiple changes, but they are all straightforward.

Changes in pkg/util/metric/mometric/cron_task.go:

  • Added imports for "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/catalog" and "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines".
  • Added the line ctx = defines.AttachAccount(ctx, catalog.System_Account, catalog.System_User, catalog.System_Role) to attach the account ID to the context in the CreateCronTask and CalculateStorageUsage functions.

Review:

  1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a timeout issue related to creating an account.
  2. The body of the pull request provides a good explanation of the problem and the fix. It also mentions the impact of the changes.
  3. The changes in the code are straightforward and directly address the problem by attaching the account ID to the context in the affected functions.

Suggestions for improvement:

  1. It would be helpful to provide more context about the issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944 in the body of the pull request. What was the exact problem and how was it causing a timeout? This would help reviewers understand the issue better.
  2. The code changes seem appropriate for fixing the timeout issue. However, it would be good to add some comments explaining why the account ID needs to be attached to the context and how it is used in the affected functions. This would improve the readability and maintainability of the code.
  3. It is not clear from the pull request whether any tests have been added or modified to cover the fix. It would be good to mention this in the body of the pull request and provide information about the test coverage.
  4. It is always a good practice to review the security implications of code changes. In this case, attaching the account ID to the context may have security implications depending on how the context is used. It would be good to review the code and ensure that the account ID is handled securely and does not introduce any vulnerabilities.

Here are review comments for file pkg/util/metric/mometric/metric.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: This pull request fixes an issue where the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID in certain cases. Without the account ID, the default is set to the sys tenant. This causes conflicts with the background task thread, which is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, the regular tenant creates some tables. If the account ID is not set at this time, it will be treated as the sys tenant and create tables, causing conflicts with the background thread. If the background thread takes a long time to execute, it will result in a timeout when creating the tenant.

To fix this issue, an error is immediately thrown when the account ID is not set in the context to avoid further errors. The code is then modified to pass in the account ID based on the error.

This change affects all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. Although there are many changes, they are all straightforward.

Changes in pkg/util/metric/mometric/metric.go:

  • Added imports for "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/catalog" and "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines".
  • Modified the InitSchema function to attach the account ID to the context using the AttachAccount function from the defines package.

Review:

  1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a specific issue related to creating an account timeout.

  2. The body of the pull request provides a clear explanation of the problem and the proposed solution. It also mentions the impact of the changes and the locations where modifications were made.

  3. The changes in the code include adding imports for the catalog and defines packages and modifying the InitSchema function to attach the account ID to the context.

  4. The addition of imports is necessary to use the AttachAccount function and to access the required packages.

  5. The modification in the InitSchema function is necessary to ensure that the account ID is attached to the context, which will prevent conflicts and timeouts when creating a tenant.

Suggestions:

  1. It would be helpful to provide more context or explanation about the specific issue being fixed and the impact it has on the system. This would help reviewers understand the problem better and evaluate the proposed solution more effectively.

  2. It would be beneficial to include test cases to verify the correctness of the changes and to ensure that the issue is indeed fixed.

  3. Consider adding comments or documentation to explain the purpose and usage of the AttachAccount function and the impact of attaching the account ID to the context.

  4. It would be good to review the changes in other files or functions that may be affected by these modifications to ensure that there are no unintended side effects.

  5. Consider optimizing the code by using constants or variables instead of hardcoding the values for the account ID, user, and role in the AttachAccount function call. This would make the code more maintainable and flexible.

  6. It would be helpful to follow consistent naming conventions and formatting styles throughout the codebase to improve readability and maintainability.

Here are review comments for file pkg/util/sysview/sysview.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR fixes an issue related to the create account timeout.
  • The issue being fixed is [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context being passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, it will be treated as the sys tenant and cause conflicts with the background thread. This can result in a timeout when creating a tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context. This avoids further errors. The code will be modified to pass in the account ID based on the error.
  • The changes affect all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. There are multiple changes, but they are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/util/sysview/sysview.go:

  • Line 19: Added an import for "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines".
  • Line 429: Added a line to attach the account ID to the context using the "defines.AttachAccount" function. The account ID is set to "catalog.System_Account", "catalog.System_User", and "catalog.System_Role".

Suggestions:

  1. Security: It is important to ensure that the account ID is properly set in the context to avoid conflicts and potential security issues. However, it is not clear from the provided information whether the "defines.AttachAccount" function handles any security checks or validations. It would be beneficial to review the implementation of this function and ensure that it properly validates and sanitizes the input before attaching it to the context. Additionally, it would be helpful to add comments or documentation explaining the security considerations and precautions taken in this code.

  2. Optimization: The changes made in the pull request seem reasonable and straightforward. However, it would be helpful to provide more context or explanation about the specific issue being fixed and the impact of the changes. This would make it easier for reviewers to understand the problem and evaluate the effectiveness of the fix. Additionally, it would be beneficial to include any relevant test cases or test plans to ensure that the fix is properly tested and verified.

  3. Code readability: The code changes in pkg/util/sysview/sysview.go could benefit from more descriptive variable and function names. This would improve the readability and maintainability of the code. Additionally, it would be helpful to add comments explaining the purpose and functionality of the code.

Overall, the pull request addresses an issue related to the create account timeout and makes changes to ensure that the account ID is properly set in the context. However, it is important to review the security implications of the changes and ensure that proper validations and sanitizations are in place. Additionally, providing more context and test cases would improve the clarity and effectiveness of the changes. Finally, improving the code readability through better variable and function names, as well as adding comments, would enhance the maintainability of the code.

Here are review comments for file pkg/util/trace/impl/motrace/trace.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, it will be treated as the sys tenant and cause conflicts with the background thread. If the background thread takes a long time to execute, it will appear as a timeout when creating the tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, to avoid further errors. The code will be modified to pass in the account ID based on the error.
  • This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. There are multiple changes, but they are all straightforward.

Changes in trace.go:

  • Added imports for "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/catalog" and "github.com/matrixorigin/matrixone/pkg/defines".
  • Added a line of code to attach the account ID to the context using the "defines.AttachAccount" function.

Review comments:

  • The title and body of the pull request are clear and provide a good overview of the changes.
  • The problem being addressed is well explained in the body of the pull request.
  • The fix to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context is a good solution to avoid further errors.
  • The changes made in trace.go to attach the account ID to the context seem appropriate.
  • However, it is unclear why the account ID is being attached specifically with the values "catalog.System_Account", "catalog.System_User", and "catalog.System_Role". It would be helpful to provide more context or explanation for this choice.
  • It would also be beneficial to include some test cases to verify that the fix is working correctly.

Suggestions:

  • Provide more explanation or context for why the account ID is being attached with the specific values "catalog.System_Account", "catalog.System_User", and "catalog.System_Role".
  • Include test cases to verify that the fix is working correctly.
  • Consider adding comments to the code to explain the purpose of the changes and any potential edge cases or considerations.

Here are review comments for file pkg/vm/engine/disttae/engine.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. This causes conflicts when creating tables for a regular tenant, as the default context assumes it's the sys tenant. This can result in the creation of tables conflicting with background threads, leading to timeouts during account creation.
  • The solution is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error message.

Changes in pkg/vm/engine/disttae/engine.go:

  • Added an err variable to capture the error returned by getAccessInfo function.
  • If there is an error, return it immediately.
  • Modified the genDatabaseKey function calls to include the accountId parameter.
  • Modified the Database function to retrieve the accountId using defines.GetAccountId and return the error if there is one.
  • Modified the Databases function to retrieve the accountId using defines.GetAccountId and return the error if there is one.
  • Modified the GetNameById function to retrieve the accountId using defines.GetAccountId and return the error if there is one.
  • Modified the GetRelationById function to retrieve the accountId using defines.GetAccountId and return the error if there is one.
  • Modified the Delete function to retrieve the accountId using defines.GetAccountId and return the error if there is one.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request address the issue of not setting the account ID in the context and provide a solution to avoid conflicts and timeouts during account creation. The modifications to pass the account ID based on the error message seem appropriate.

However, there are a few suggestions for optimization and improvement:

  1. Error Handling: The changes made in the pull request introduce error handling for retrieving the account ID. It would be helpful to add appropriate error messages to the error returns to provide more context and aid in debugging.

  2. Code Duplication: There is some code duplication in the modified functions (Database, Databases, GetNameById, GetRelationById). Consider refactoring the code to reduce duplication and improve maintainability.

  3. Consistency: The modified functions use different approaches to handle errors. Some functions return the error immediately, while others return it as the last return value. It would be better to have a consistent approach throughout the codebase.

  4. Documentation: It would be beneficial to update the code comments and documentation to reflect the changes made and explain the purpose of the modified functions and their parameters.

  5. Unit Tests: It is important to add unit tests to cover the modified functions and ensure that they work as expected. This will help catch any potential issues and provide confidence in the changes.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request address the issue effectively. With the suggested optimizations and improvements, the codebase will be more robust, maintainable, and easier to understand.

Here are review comments for file pkg/vm/engine/disttae/tools.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes an issue ([Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944) related to the timeout when creating an account.
  • The problem was that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn did not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is set to the sys tenant by default. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the account ID is not set, it will be treated as the sys tenant and cause conflicts with the background thread. If the background thread takes a long time to execute, it will result in a timeout when creating the tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, to avoid further errors. The code is then modified to pass the account ID based on the error thrown.
  • This change affects all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The modifications are straightforward.

Changes in pkg/vm/engine/disttae/tools.go:

  • The function getAccessInfo now returns an additional error value. This is to handle the error when retrieving the account ID from the context.
  • The accountId variable is now assigned using the defines.GetAccountId function, which returns the account ID and an error.
  • The userId and roleId variables are assigned using the defines.GetUserId and defines.GetRoleId functions respectively.
  • The genDatabaseKey function now takes an additional id parameter, which is used to set the accountId field of the databaseKey struct.
  • The genTableKey function now takes an additional id parameter, which is used to set the accountId field of the tableKey struct.

Review:

  • The changes made in this pull request seem to address the issue of the create account timeout by ensuring that the account ID is properly set in the context.
  • However, there are a few areas that could be improved:
    1. Error handling: The getAccessInfo function now returns an error, but it is not being handled or propagated up the call stack. It would be better to handle the error appropriately, either by returning it to the caller or by logging it.
    2. Code duplication: The accountId field is being set in multiple places using the defines.GetAccountId function. It would be more efficient to retrieve the account ID once and store it in a variable to be used in multiple places.
    3. Function parameters: The genDatabaseKey and genTableKey functions now take an additional id parameter, which is used to set the accountId field. However, it would be more consistent to pass the ctx parameter and retrieve the account ID within these functions, rather than passing it as a separate parameter.
  • Overall, the changes made in this pull request seem to be necessary to fix the create account timeout issue. However, the code could be optimized and improved by addressing the mentioned areas.

Here are review comments for file pkg/vm/engine/disttae/txn.go:
Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes an issue with the create account timeout.
  • The issue is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. By default, if the account ID is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The problem occurs when creating a normal tenant, as the normal tenant creates some tables. If the account ID is not set, it will be treated as the sys tenant and cause conflicts with the background thread. If the background thread takes a long time to execute, it will result in a timeout when creating the tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, to avoid further errors. Then, based on the error, modify the code to pass in the account ID.
  • This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The modifications are straightforward and intuitive.

Changes in pkg/vm/engine/disttae/txn.go:

  • Line 643: The code was modified to delete the table from the table cache using the new genTableKey function that includes the account ID.

Review:

  1. The title of the pull request is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a specific issue related to the create account timeout.

  2. The body of the pull request provides a good explanation of the problem and the proposed solution. It also mentions the impact of the changes and the areas of the code that were modified.

  3. The changes in the txn.go file are straightforward and address the issue by modifying the code to include the account ID when deleting a table from the table cache.

Suggestions:

  1. It would be helpful to include more specific information about the create account timeout issue, such as the steps to reproduce or any error messages encountered. This would provide more context for reviewers and help them understand the problem better.

  2. Consider adding comments in the code to explain the purpose of the modifications and any potential side effects. This would make the code more maintainable and easier to understand for future developers.

  3. It's important to ensure that the modifications do not introduce any security vulnerabilities. Reviewers should carefully analyze the changes to identify any potential security issues and suggest appropriate mitigations if necessary.

Optimizations:

  1. Since the modifications affect multiple places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, it might be worth considering refactoring the code to centralize this logic. This would make it easier to maintain and update in the future.

  2. If possible, it would be beneficial to include unit tests for the modified code to ensure that the fix works as expected and does not introduce any regressions.

Overall, the pull request addresses the create account timeout issue and the changes made in the txn.go file appear to be correct. However, it would be helpful to provide more specific information about the issue and consider adding comments and tests to improve the code quality.

Here are review comments for file pkg/vm/engine/disttae/txn_table.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. This causes the default account ID to be used, which is the sys tenant. This can lead to conflicts with the background task thread when creating a normal tenant, as the tables created will conflict with the background thread. This can result in a timeout when creating a tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass in the account ID based on the error.
  • The changes affect all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context, but the changes are straightforward.

Changes in txn_table.go:

  • Line 1916: The code previously loaded the createMap using the genTableKey function with only the context and table information. The fix modifies it to also include the account ID retrieved from the context using defines.GetAccountId. If there is an error retrieving the account ID, it returns the error.
  • Line 1937: The code previously checked if the table was created in this transaction using the genTableKey function with only the context and table information. The fix modifies it to also include the account ID retrieved from the context using defines.GetAccountId. If there is an error retrieving the account ID, it returns the error.

Security Issues:

  • There are no apparent security issues in this pull request.

Suggestions for Optimization:

  • The changes made in the pull request seem reasonable and necessary to fix the issue. No further optimization suggestions are needed.

Overall, the pull request addresses the reported issue and makes the necessary changes to fix it. The changes seem straightforward and do not introduce any security issues.

Here are review comments for file pkg/vm/engine/memoryengine/access_info.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR fixes an issue related to the create account timeout.
  • The issue being fixed is [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. This causes the default account ID to be set as "sys" tenant. This leads to conflicts with the background task thread, resulting in a timeout when creating a tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context. This will prevent further errors. The code will be modified to pass the account ID based on the error thrown.
  • The changes affect all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The changes are straightforward and intuitive.

Changes in access_info.go:

  • The function getAccessInfo has been modified.
  • Previously, the function retrieved the account ID, user ID, and role ID from the context using ctx.Value().
  • Now, the function uses the defines.GetAccountId(), defines.GetUserId(), and defines.GetRoleId() functions to retrieve the account ID, user ID, and role ID respectively.
  • The defines.GetAccountId() function returns an error if the account ID is not set in the context. This error is now handled in the modified code.

Overall, the changes made in the pull request seem to address the issue of create account timeout by ensuring that the account ID is set in the context. The modifications in the getAccessInfo function correctly handle the error if the account ID is not present. However, there are a few areas that could be improved:

  1. Error handling: The modified code in getAccessInfo should handle the error returned by defines.GetAccountId() and return it to the caller. This will allow the caller to handle the error appropriately.

Suggestion:

func getAccessInfo(ctx context.Context) (info AccessInfo, err error) {
    info.AccountID, err = defines.GetAccountId(ctx)
    if err != nil {
        return info, err
    }
    info.UserID = defines.GetUserId(ctx)
    info.RoleID = defines.GetRoleId(ctx)
    return
}
  1. Code optimization: The modified code can be further optimized by removing the unnecessary type assertion in the previous implementation. The defines.GetAccountId(), defines.GetUserId(), and defines.GetRoleId() functions should already return the correct types.

Suggestion:

func getAccessInfo(ctx context.Context) (info AccessInfo, err error) {
    info.AccountID, err = defines.GetAccountId(ctx)
    if err != nil {
        return info, err
    }
    info.UserID = defines.GetUserId(ctx)
    info.RoleID = defines.GetRoleId(ctx)
    return
}

By addressing these suggestions, the code will be more robust and optimized.

Here are review comments for file pkg/vm/engine/memoryengine/compiler_context.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • This pull request fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, when passing the context to cn and tn, the accountid is not included. By default, if the accountid is not set, it is assumed to be the sys tenant.
  • The background task thread is also set to the sys tenant. When creating a regular tenant, some tables are created. If the accountid is not set, it will be treated as the sys tenant and cause conflicts with the background thread. If the background thread takes a long time to execute, it will result in a timeout when creating the tenant.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error when the accountid is not set in the context, to avoid further errors. Then, based on the error, modify the code to pass in the accountid.
  • This change affects all places where the accountid is retrieved from the context. The changes are significant but straightforward.

Changes in compiler_context.go:

  • The GetAccountId() function has been modified to return an error in addition to the accountid.
  • The new implementation calls defines.GetAccountId() to retrieve the accountid from the context.

Review comments:

  • The pull request title is clear and concise, indicating that it fixes a specific issue.
  • The body of the pull request provides a good explanation of the problem and the proposed solution.
  • The changes in compiler_context.go seem appropriate for fixing the issue.
  • However, it would be helpful to have more context on the defines.GetAccountId() function and how it handles errors. If it doesn't handle errors properly, it could introduce a security vulnerability.
  • It would be beneficial to add unit tests to ensure that the modified code behaves as expected and to cover different scenarios where the accountid may or may not be set in the context.
  • Additionally, it would be good to review the other places where the accountid is retrieved from the context to ensure they are also handling errors properly.
  • Overall, the changes seem reasonable, but further investigation and testing are needed to ensure the code is secure and functions correctly.

Here are review comments for file pkg/vm/engine/memoryengine/engine.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: The pull request fixes an issue where the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID in certain cases. This causes a conflict with the background task thread, which defaults to the sys tenant. The fix is to immediately throw an error when the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass the account ID based on the error. This change affects all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context.

Changes in pkg/vm/engine/memoryengine/engine.go:

  1. In the Create function, a new variable access is declared and assigned the value returned by the getAccessInfo function. If there is an error, it is returned. Then, the AccessInfo field of the CreateDatabaseReq struct is set to access instead of calling getAccessInfo again.

  2. In the Database function, a new variable access is declared and assigned the value returned by the getAccessInfo function. If there is an error, it is returned. Then, the AccessInfo field of the OpenDatabaseReq struct is set to access instead of calling getAccessInfo again.

  3. In the Databases function, a new variable access is declared and assigned the value returned by the getAccessInfo function. If there is an error, it is returned. Then, the AccessInfo field of the GetDatabasesReq struct is set to access instead of calling getAccessInfo again.

  4. In the Delete function, a new variable access is declared and assigned the value returned by the getAccessInfo function. If there is an error, it is returned. Then, the AccessInfo field of the DeleteDatabaseReq struct is set to access instead of calling getAccessInfo again.

Overall, the changes made in the pull request seem to address the issue of not including the account ID in the context in certain cases. However, there are a few suggestions for improvement:

  1. Code duplication: The access variable is declared and assigned the value returned by getAccessInfo in multiple places. This can be optimized by declaring it once at the beginning of each function and reusing it.

  2. Error handling: The current implementation simply returns the error if there is one. It would be better to log the error or provide more context in the error message to aid in debugging.

  3. Security: It is unclear what the getAccessInfo function does and how it retrieves the account ID. It would be helpful to review this function and ensure that it is secure and does not expose any sensitive information.

  4. Testing: It would be beneficial to add unit tests to cover the changes made in this pull request, especially for the error handling scenarios.

  5. Documentation: It would be helpful to update the code comments or documentation to explain the purpose of the access variable and the changes made in the functions.

Overall, the changes seem to address the issue, but there is room for improvement in terms of code optimization, error handling, security, testing, and documentation.

Here are review comments for file pkg/vm/engine/tae/rpc/handle.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body:

  • The PR fixes issue [Bug]: Bvt test failed when run ci test. #13944.
  • The problem is that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn does not include the account ID. This causes the default account ID to be used, which is the sys tenant. This can lead to conflicts with the background task thread when creating a normal tenant, as the tables created will be associated with the sys tenant. This can result in the creation of the tenant being stuck if the background thread takes a long time to execute.
  • The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, to avoid further issues. The code will be modified to pass the account ID based on the error.
  • The changes affect all the places where the account ID is retrieved from the context. The changes are straightforward and intuitive.

Changes in handle.go:

  • Line 863: The code previously set the account ID, user ID, and role ID in the context using separate context.WithValue calls. The fix replaces these calls with a single call to defines.AttachAccount, which attaches the account ID, user ID, and role ID to the context.
  • Line 917: Similar to the previous change, the code replaces the separate context.WithValue calls with a single call to defines.AttachAccount.

Suggestions for improvement:

  • The changes made in the pull request seem to address the issue effectively by ensuring that the account ID is properly set in the context. However, it would be helpful to add some unit tests to verify the behavior and ensure that the fix works as expected in different scenarios.
  • Additionally, it would be beneficial to update the code comments to explain the purpose of the fix and how it resolves the issue. This will make it easier for future developers to understand the code and its intentions.
  • It's also worth considering if there are any other potential areas in the codebase where the account ID may not be set correctly and addressing those as well to prevent similar issues in the future.

Here are review comments for file pkg/vm/engine/tae/txn/txnimpl/txn.go:
Review:

Title: cp to 1.1: fix create account timeout

Body: The pull request fixes an issue with the create account timeout. The problem was that in certain cases, the context passed to cn and tn did not include the account ID. This caused conflicts with the background task thread, which defaults to the sys tenant. The fix is to immediately throw an error if the account ID is not set in the context, and then modify the code to pass in the account ID based on the error. This change affects all places where the account ID is retrieved from the context.

Changes in pkg/vm/engine/tae/txn/txnimpl/txn.go:

  1. In the CreateDatabaseWithCtx function, the bindCtxInfo method is called and the error returned is checked. If there is an error, it is returned immediately. This ensures that the error is propagated correctly.

  2. In the bindCtxInfo method, the GetAccountId function is called to retrieve the account ID from the context. If there is an error, it is returned immediately. The GetUserId and GetRoleId functions are also called to retrieve the user ID and role ID from the context. The retrieved values are then used to bind the access info in the transaction. The error is returned at the end of the method.

  3. In the GetDatabaseWithCtx function, the bindCtxInfo method is called and the error returned is checked. If there is an error, it is returned immediately.

  4. In the GetDatabase function, the bindCtxInfo method is called and the error returned is checked. If there is an error, it is returned immediately.

Overall, the changes made in this pull request seem to address the issue of not including the account ID in the context in certain cases. The modifications to the bindCtxInfo method ensure that the error is handled correctly and propagated back to the caller. However, there are a few areas that could be improved:

  1. Error handling: While the changes made in the bindCtxInfo method handle errors correctly, it would be helpful to provide more context in the error messages. This would make it easier to identify the specific cause of the error.

  2. Code duplication: The bindCtxInfo method is called in multiple places with the same error handling logic. It would be more efficient to extract this logic into a separate function and reuse it.

  3. Error propagation: Currently, if there is an error in the bindCtxInfo method, the error is returned immediately without any additional handling. It would be beneficial to log the error or provide more information to the caller about the cause of the error.

  4. Documentation: It would be helpful to add comments or documentation to explain the purpose and usage of the bindCtxInfo method and the changes made in this pull request.

In terms of security, there don't appear to be any obvious security issues introduced by these changes. However, it's always important to thoroughly test the code changes to ensure that they don't introduce any vulnerabilities or security risks.

@mergify mergify bot merged commit 5e79f54 into matrixorigin:1.1-dev Jan 16, 2024
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