Rename RequestBatchBuffer methods from 'flushable' to 'extract' to clarify it doesn't do the flushing #6485
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Motivation and Context
The
RequestBatchBuffer
class had confusing method names that suggested it was responsible for flushing entries, when it actually just extracts them from the buffer. The actual flushing is done byRequestBatchManager
. This was done to handle comment from #5418 (comment)Modifications
Renamed three public methods in
RequestBatchBuffer
to better reflect what they actually do:flushableRequests()
→extractBatchIfReady()
- extracts entries when batch is full or size limit reachedflushableRequestsOnByteLimitBeforeAdd()
→extractBatchIfSizeExceeded()
- extracts entries before adding a new request if size would be exceededflushableScheduledRequests()
→extractEntriesForScheduledFlush()
- extracts entries during scheduled flushAlso renamed the private helper method
extractFlushedEntries()
toextractEntries()
for consistency.Updated all callers in
BatchingMap
,RequestBatchManager
, and test files to use the new method names.Testing
Ran the full SQS module test suite with
mvn clean install -pl :sqs -P quick --am -rf :sqs
.License