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  • properly handling json variable in the notification listener

@pawels-optimizely pawels-optimizely requested a review from a team as a code owner April 21, 2020 19:31
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lgtm

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Just a comment, will leave for @mjc1283 to approve

convertedValue, e = strconv.ParseBool(variableValue)
case entities.JSON:
convertedValue = map[string]string{}
e = json.Unmarshal([]byte(variableValue), &convertedValue)
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I'm wondering now, if we should lazy unmarshal and cache the map in the variable itself the first time it is ever accessed and from there on we can just refer to that value. Seems like this could potentially be a costly operation to repeat

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Good point

convertedValue, e = strconv.ParseBool(variableValue)
case entities.JSON:
convertedValue = map[string]string{}
e = json.Unmarshal([]byte(variableValue), &convertedValue)
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Good point

convertedValue, e = strconv.ParseBool(variableValue)
case entities.JSON:
convertedValue = map[string]string{}
e = json.Unmarshal([]byte(variableValue), &convertedValue)
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Should we pass the OptimizelyJSON object to the notification, rather than the JSON string? And apply memoization to creating the OptimizelyJSON as @mikeng13 suggested?

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memoization is already done on OptimizelyJSON, the thing is that GetFeatureDecision does not know anything about OptimizelyJSON. This whole notification logic will need to be restructured.

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Requesting changes for the memoization - @pawels-optimizely let me know if that's reasonable.

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Discussed with @pawels-optimizely . We think the memoization should be done, but it requires more investigation to be done separately.

@pawels-optimizely pawels-optimizely merged commit 6e3fd0f into master Apr 23, 2020
@pawels-optimizely pawels-optimizely deleted the pawel/notification_for_json branch April 23, 2020 04:03
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