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Refactoring: Simplify OpenCryptoFile #238

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@infeo infeo commented Aug 9, 2024

As already observed in other PRs, the class OpenCryptoFile can be simplified. This PR applies these simplifications.

  • move (un)registration of cipherChannel to CleartextFileChannel
  • removed ChannelCloseListener interface
  • changed type of openChannels counter to volatile int

* move (un)registration of cipherChannel to CleartextFileChannel
* removed ChannelCloseListener interface
* changed type openChannels counter to volatile int
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The recent changes include significant modifications across several classes to enhance functionality and simplify management of file channels. Key updates involve replacing specific listener implementations with more generic Runnable interfaces, introducing a new ChunkIO dependency for improved chunk management, and streamlining the code by removing unnecessary parameters and data structures. These adjustments aim to boost performance and clarity while ensuring robust handling of file operations.

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Files Change Summary
src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/ch/ChannelComponent.java, src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/ch/CleartextFileChannel.java, src/test/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/ch/CleartextFileChannelTest.java Updated method signatures to replace ChannelCloseListener with Runnable, enhancing flexibility in channel closure handling. Introduced ChunkIO for better chunk management.
src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/fh/ChunkIO.java Changed visibility of ChunkIO class from package-private to public, improving accessibility across packages.
src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/fh/OpenCryptoFile.java, src/test/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/fh/OpenCryptoFileTest.java Removed ChunkIO dependencies from constructors, simplifying channel management. Updated tests accordingly.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant ChannelComponent
    participant CleartextFileChannel
    participant ChunkIO

    Client->>ChannelComponent: create(ciphertextChannel, options, closeListener)
    ChannelComponent->>CleartextFileChannel: new CleartextFileChannel(ciphertextChannel, chunkIO, ...)
    CleartextFileChannel->>ChunkIO: registerChannel(ciphertextChannel)
    Client->>CleartextFileChannel: close()
    CleartextFileChannel->>ChunkIO: unregisterChannel(ciphertextChannel)
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New channels manage, with grace unseen.
Runnables dance, and chunks align,
Data flows smoothly—oh, how divine!
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 674bdab and e432b1e.

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  • src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/ch/ChannelComponent.java (1 hunks)
  • src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/ch/CleartextFileChannel.java (4 hunks)
  • src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/fh/ChunkIO.java (1 hunks)
  • src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/fh/OpenCryptoFile.java (6 hunks)
  • src/test/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/ch/CleartextFileChannelTest.java (9 hunks)
  • src/test/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/fh/OpenCryptoFileTest.java (9 hunks)
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src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/ch/ChannelComponent.java (1)

20-20: Verify the usage of the create method.

The parameter type change from ChannelCloseListener to Runnable simplifies the interface but requires verification to ensure all usages are compatible with the new type.

src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/fh/ChunkIO.java (1)

14-14: Verify the impact of changing class visibility to public.

Changing the ChunkIO class from package-private to public increases its accessibility. Ensure that this change does not unintentionally expose sensitive functionality or lead to misuse.

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Visibility Change of ChunkIO Class Verified

The change of the ChunkIO class to public visibility does not expose any sensitive functionality. The methods within the class are related to channel management and are used appropriately within the codebase. No unintended exposure has been detected.

  • Methods: public ChunkIO(), public void registerChannel(FileChannel channel, boolean writable), public void unregisterChannel(FileChannel channel)
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src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/fh/OpenCryptoFile.java (3)

38-38: Verify the removal of ChunkIO from the constructor.

The ChunkIO parameter has been removed from the constructor. Ensure that this does not affect any dependent functionality or lead to issues elsewhere in the codebase.

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Removal of ChunkIO from OpenCryptoFile Constructor Verified

The removal of the ChunkIO parameter from the OpenCryptoFile constructor does not affect any dependent functionality. There are no instantiations of OpenCryptoFile that still use ChunkIO. The codebase and tests are aligned with this change.

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The openChannelsCount is now a volatile int, which may not be sufficient for complex operations. Verify that all operations on this variable are thread-safe.

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Thread safety of openChannelsCount is ensured. The operations on openChannelsCount are performed within synchronized methods, ensuring thread safety. The use of volatile complements this by ensuring visibility across threads. No further action is needed.

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The channelClosed method now decrements the openChannelsCount and closes the file if the count reaches zero. Verify that this logic is correct and does not lead to premature file closure.

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The openChannelsCount variable is correctly managed within synchronized contexts, ensuring atomic operations for incrementing and decrementing. This prevents race conditions and ensures that the file is only closed when all channels are closed.

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src/test/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/fh/OpenCryptoFileTest.java (5)

72-72: Constructor simplification looks good.

The removal of the ChunkIO parameter from the OpenCryptoFile constructor simplifies the instantiation in tests. Ensure that the functionality covered by ChunkIO is adequately tested elsewhere.


83-83: Constructor simplification is consistent.

The constructor change is consistently applied across tests, reducing unnecessary dependencies. Verify that no functionality is lost due to the removal of the ChunkIO parameter.


102-102: Constructor simplification continues to improve clarity.

The consistent removal of the ChunkIO parameter across tests maintains clarity and reduces complexity in test setup.


197-197: Constructor changes in nested test class are consistent.

The removal of the ChunkIO parameter is consistently applied in the FileChannelFactoryTest class, aligning with the refactoring goals.


114-114: Ensure test coverage for removed functionality.

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Test coverage for closeListener is adequate.

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src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/ch/CleartextFileChannel.java (4)

10-10: New dependency ChunkIO is introduced.

The addition of ChunkIO as a dependency in CleartextFileChannel enables enhanced chunk management capabilities.


50-58: Integration of ChunkIO and Runnable looks good.

The ChunkIO is integrated as a private member, and the closeListener is now a Runnable, simplifying the closure mechanism. Ensure that this change aligns with the intended refactoring goals.


334-335: Ensure proper resource management with ChunkIO.

The implCloseChannel method now unregisters the channel with ChunkIO after flushing. Ensure this order is correct for resource management.


Line range hint 62-83: Constructor changes enhance functionality.

The constructor now includes ChunkIO for channel registration and Runnable for closure, improving clarity and functionality. Verify the impact on existing functionality.

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Constructor changes are verified through existing tests.

The integration of ChunkIO and Runnable in CleartextFileChannel is supported by tests in CleartextFileChannelTest, ensuring that the functionality is covered and verified. No issues were found with the changes.

  • CleartextFileChannelTest verifies the constructor changes.
  • OpenCryptoFileTest and CryptoFileSystemProviderIntegrationTest also involve CleartextFileChannel.
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src/test/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/ch/CleartextFileChannelTest.java (9)

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Line range hint 63-81: Test setup changes are consistent with refactoring.

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92-93: Mock setup for ChunkIO is correctly implemented.

The mock setup for ChunkIO includes registration and unregistration, ensuring that the channel lifecycle is correctly tested.


108-108: Constructor changes in test setup are consistent.

The constructor for CleartextFileChannel in tests now includes ChunkIO and Runnable, maintaining consistency with the main class changes.


249-251: Test for implCloseChannel verifies correct operation order.

The test ensures that closeListener.run() and chunkIO.unregisterChannel() are called in the correct order, enhancing test robustness.


255-264: New test ensures flush before unregister.

The test testCloseCipherChannelFlushBeforeUnregister ensures the correct order of operations, verifying that flush occurs before unregistration.


298-299: Test verifies exception handling during close.

The test testCloseExceptionOnLastModifiedPersistenceIgnored ensures that exceptions during last modified persistence are handled correctly, maintaining robustness.


405-405: Constructor changes in test setup are consistent.

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577-577: Constructor changes in test setup are consistent.

The constructor for CleartextFileChannel in tests now includes ChunkIO and Runnable, maintaining consistency with the main class changes.

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