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[ME-3359] PeerOnline Message (device package)

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new message type, PeerOnlineMessage, to enhance peer status communication in networks.
  • Improvements

    • Renamed peers to onlinePeers in the NetworkStateMessage to clarify its purpose.
    • Adjusted the order of fields in ServerToDeviceMessage to improve message clarity and compatibility.

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The updates to the device.proto file enhance the ServerToDeviceMessage structure, modifying the order of existing fields and introducing a new PeerOnlineMessage. This new message allows for better communication regarding peer statuses, while the NetworkStateMessage has been refined to focus specifically on online peers. These changes aim to improve clarity and functionality within the protocol.

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Files Change Summary
device/device.proto - Reordered fields in ServerToDeviceMessage: HeartbeatMessage to 2, NetworkStateMessage to 3, added PeerOnlineMessage at 4.
- Renamed peers to onlinePeers in NetworkStateMessage.
- Introduced PeerOnlineMessage with networkID and peer fields.

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New fields to share, oh what a fresh passage!
Heartbeats and peers all dance in delight,
Online they gather, a beautiful sight.
With every change, our network's aglow,
Together we'll thrive, as we learn and we grow! 🌟


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@adrianosela adrianosela requested a review from atoonk August 15, 2024 20:04
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 192a53d and 1f4b034.

Files ignored due to path filters (1)
  • device/device.pb.go is excluded by !**/*.pb.go
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device/device.proto (4)

30-30: Addition of PeerOnlineMessage field.

The addition of PeerOnlineMessage enhances the protocol's functionality by providing more detailed peer status information. Ensure that the implementation of this message is thoroughly tested.


28-30: Verify field reordering impact on compatibility.

Reordering fields in a oneof block can impact serialization and deserialization, potentially breaking compatibility with existing implementations. Ensure that all systems interacting with this message are updated accordingly.


51-54: Integration of PeerOnlineMessage.

The PeerOnlineMessage is well-structured and adds valuable peer status information. Verify its integration within the broader system to ensure consistent functionality.


62-62: Verify updates to onlinePeers field references.

Renaming peers to onlinePeers clarifies its purpose. Ensure that all references to this field are updated to maintain consistency.

Verification successful

All references to onlinePeers are updated and consistent.

The renaming of the field from peers to onlinePeers is correctly reflected in the codebase. The references in both device/device.pb.go and device/device.proto are consistent with the new name. No further action is needed.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify updates to references of `onlinePeers` field.

# Test: Search for all instances of `onlinePeers` usage. Expect: All references are updated and consistent.
rg --type proto 'onlinePeers' -A 5

Length of output: 64


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify updates to references of `onlinePeers` field using ast-grep.

# Test: Search for all instances of `onlinePeers` usage. Expect: All references are updated and consistent.
ast-grep --lang proto --pattern 'onlinePeers'

Length of output: 156


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify updates to references of `onlinePeers` field.

# Test: Search for all instances of `onlinePeers` usage across all files. Expect: All references are updated and consistent.
rg 'onlinePeers' -A 5

Length of output: 1379

@adrianosela adrianosela merged commit df9ec23 into main Aug 15, 2024
@adrianosela adrianosela deleted the ME-3359_device_messages branch August 15, 2024 20:26
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