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Add LMPOP command implementation and unit tests #3884 #3925

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This PR implements the LMPOP command in the ListFamily, including the associated changes in the implementation and unit tests.

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  • Checked out the LPOP implementation in list_family.cc and added the LMPOP command functionality to this file.
  • Added unit tests in list_family_test.cc to verify the correctness of the new command.

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@@ -1290,7 +1310,8 @@ void ListFamily::Register(CommandRegistry* registry) {
<< CI{"LREM", CO::WRITE, 4, 1, 1, acl::kLRem}.HFUNC(LRem)
<< CI{"LMOVE", CO::WRITE | CO::NO_AUTOJOURNAL, 5, 1, 2, acl::kLMove}.HFUNC(LMove)
<< CI{"BLMOVE", CO::WRITE | CO::NO_AUTOJOURNAL | CO::BLOCKING, 6, 1, 2, acl::kBLMove}
.SetHandler(BLMove);
.SetHandler(BLMove)
<< CI{"LMPOP", CO::WRITE | CO::FAST, -4, 1, -1, acl::kLMPop}.HFUNC(LMPop); // Added LMPOP command
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I dont see kLMPop is defined

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how did you compile and run the unit tests?

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Thanks for your review, @adiholden

You're right—I missed defining kLMPop. I'll add that in the correct place.

To be completely honest, I made the code changes but haven't compiled or run the unit tests yet. I'm not familiar with the compilation process for this project. Could you guide me on how to compile the project and run the tests so I can properly verify my changes before submitting?

I’ll update the PR once I’ve made the necessary changes and successfully compiled everything.

@@ -151,7 +151,8 @@ std::string OpBPop(Transaction* t, EngineShard* shard, std::string_view key, Lis
auto it = it_res->it;
quicklist* ql = GetQL(it->second);

std::string value = ListPop(dir, ql);
// Replicate single pop behavior with LMPOP using COUNT 1
std::string value = ListPop(dir, ql); // Assuming this handles the actual list pop logic
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This is BMPOP/BRPOP impl, you should not chnage anything here

Run({"rpush", "mylist", "a", "b", "c", "d"});

// Test LMPOP for popping two elements from the left
auto resp = Run({"LMPOP", "mylist", "2"});
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According to the documentaion this is how the command should look like
LMPOP numkeys key [key ...] <LEFT | RIGHT> [COUNT count]
you need to follow this

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also I dont see where you added the implementation for the command, parsing the relevant args

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romange commented Oct 15, 2024

Thank you for your effort but this project is not a good fit for you @SalmanDeveloperz

@romange romange closed this Oct 15, 2024
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Thank you for your effort but this project is not a good fit for you @SalmanDeveloperz

@romange I must admit, I’m quite disappointed by this response. I put in effort to contribute to the project and expected at least some guidance or constructive feedback. Instead, it feels like my contribution and time were dismissed without much consideration. While I understand that every project has its standards, a more supportive approach would have been appreciated.

Nevertheless, I’ll take this as a lesson and move forward. Best of luck with the project.
Thanks!

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implement LMPOP
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