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refactor(store): remove defer in the loop and refactor code #23351

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  • Refactor

    • Improved restoration process in Store and CommitStore
    • Simplified code structure with new helper functions
    • Enhanced error handling and code readability
    • Streamlined snapshot item processing logic
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    • Updated method comments for clarity

The changes focus on improving the internal implementation of snapshot restoration mechanisms, making the code more maintainable without altering core functionality.

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The pull request introduces refactoring to the Restore method in both store/rootmulti/store.go and store/v2/commitment/store.go. The changes focus on improving code readability and maintainability by introducing helper functions like handleStoreItem, handleIAVLItem, and createExportNode. These modifications simplify the restoration process by breaking down complex logic into more modular and easier-to-understand functions. The method signatures and error handling have been enhanced to provide clearer and more precise processing of snapshot items during restoration.

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File Change Summary
store/rootmulti/store.go - Updated method signature for Restore
- Introduced helper functions: handleStoreItem, handleIAVLItem, createExportNode
- Improved error handling and code readability
- Added finalizeRestore function
store/v2/commitment/store.go - Refactored Restore method logic
- Added handleStoreItem and handleIAVLItem helper functions
- Streamlined importer management and error handling

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@hoank101 hoank101 changed the title refactor: remove defer in the loop and refactor code refactor(store): remove defer in the loop and refactor code Jan 13, 2025
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
store/v2/commitment/store.go (1)

Line range hint 1009-1012: Remove redundant error logging

The error is both logged and returned with a wrap, which is redundant. Consider removing the log line since the wrapped error will provide sufficient context.

 if importer == nil {
-    rs.logger.Error("failed to restore; received IAVL node item before store item")
     return errorsmod.Wrap(types.ErrLogic, "received IAVL node item before store item")
 }
store/rootmulti/store.go (2)

941-982: Consider extracting common restore logic

The restoration logic is duplicated between store/v2/commitment/store.go and store/rootmulti/store.go. Consider extracting the common functionality into a shared utility package to improve maintainability and reduce duplication.


984-1056: Consider creating a shared restore interface

The helper functions are duplicated between the two store implementations. Consider:

  1. Creating a shared interface for restore operations
  2. Implementing a base restore handler that both stores can embed
  3. Moving the helper functions to the base implementation

This would improve maintainability and ensure consistent behavior across stores.

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store/v2/commitment/store.go (4)

512-552: Well-structured restoration logic with proper resource cleanup!

The main restoration loop is well-organized with proper error handling and resource cleanup through defer. The code effectively handles different types of snapshot items through a clear switch statement.


554-578: Clean implementation of store item handling!

The helper function effectively manages the importer lifecycle with proper error handling and descriptive error messages. The function follows the single responsibility principle and includes comprehensive nil checks.


Line range hint 1027-1046: Excellent implementation with clear documentation!

The helper function is well-documented, especially regarding protobuf nil handling. It correctly handles edge cases and follows the single responsibility principle.


Line range hint 1048-1056: Clean implementation of restore finalization!

The helper function effectively handles the final steps of restoration with proper error handling and metadata updates.

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