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fix SMW\SQLStore\EntityStore\PrefetchCache cache key overwrap #5623

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@hkwi hkwi commented Apr 11, 2024

There is a case that key from makeCacheKey is same, but fingerprint from subjects are different, typically with subobject property path resolution.
SemanticMediaWiki/SemanticResultFormats#825

Using same PrefetchCache, if there comes new prefetch call with same key but different fingerprint, then the old cache will be replaced with the new result.
I think we should merge the result here.

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  • Refactor
    • Improved cache merging in the prefetch functionality to enhance data retrieval efficiency.
  • Tests
    • Added new test methods testMultiCacheAndFetch and testCacheMergeWithDifferentFingerprints to validate caching, fetching multiple items, and merging items with different fingerprints based on certain conditions.

There is a case that key from makeCacheKey is same, but
fingerprint from subjects are different, typically with
subobject property path resolution.
SemanticMediaWiki/SemanticResultFormats#825

Using same PrefetchCache, if there comes new prefetch call
with same key but different fingerprint, then the old cache
will be replaced with the new result.
I think we should merge the result here.
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The changes across these files enhance the caching mechanism, optimizing data storage and retrieval. The update in PrefetchCache.php refines the prefetch method to merge new results with existing cache. Additionally, new test methods in PrefetchCacheTest.php validate caching multiple items and merging based on different fingerprints, ensuring robust cache management.

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File Path Change Summary
.../EntityStore/PrefetchCache.php Updated prefetch to merge new results with existing cache.
.../EntityStore/PrefetchCacheTest.php Added testMultiCacheAndFetch and testCacheMergeWithDifferentFingerprints to test caching and merging based on fingerprints.

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89-127: The test method testCacheMergeWithDifferentFingerprints is well-structured and effectively tests the new functionality of merging cache entries with different fingerprints. The use of willReturnOnConsecutiveCalls is appropriate for simulating different return values for the same method call under different conditions. This test ensures that the PrefetchCache correctly handles multiple prefetches with different fingerprints, storing and retrieving them accurately.

However, consider adding assertions to check the internal state of the cache after each prefetch operation. This would help verify not only the output but also the state of the cache throughout the process, ensuring that the merge operation is performed as expected.

Consider enhancing the test by adding assertions to verify the state of the cache after each prefetch operation. This would provide a more thorough validation of the cache's behavior during merges.


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@hkwi is this pull request ready to be merged?

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@Seb35 I think this is related to #5036. Could you please take a look at it?

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