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Reduce duplication in event ordering lookup methods #8453
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`get_topological_token_for_event` and `get_event_ordering` were doing almost the same thing: the difference was only in the format of the result (`tuple` vs `RoomStreamOrdering`). This commit combines the two. `get_event_ordering` had a cache which may have been tuned so we stick with that name, but update it to return a `RoomStreamOrdering` for better type safety. We also put it in `StreamWorkerStore` rather than `EventsWorkerStore` since that's where all the other "ordering" methods are. So then we have to update all the places `get_topological_token_for_event` was called, to call `get_event_ordering` instead, and we have to update all the places `get_event_ordering` was called (just `is_event_after`) to handle `RoomStreamToken`s intstead of tuples. `is_event_after` was only called in once place and we may as well inline it.
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attr objects by default allow comparisons I'm assuming? (I don't see anything special in RoomStreamToken to support this.)
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Argh, #8439 removes this as RoomStreamTokens should not be comparable (as they'll be vector clocks in some cases).
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I'm aborting this for now, since @erikjohnston is rewriting the world and it's not on the critical path for my work. |
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get_topological_token_for_eventandget_event_orderingwere doing almost the same thing: the difference was only in the format of the result (tuplevsRoomStreamOrdering).This commit combines the two.
get_event_orderinghad a cache which may have been tuned so we stick with that name, but update it to return aRoomStreamOrderingfor better type safety. We also put it inStreamWorkerStorerather thanEventsWorkerStoresince that's where all the other "ordering" methods are.So then we have to update all the places
get_topological_token_for_eventwas called, to callget_event_orderinginstead, and we have to update all the placesget_event_orderingwas called (justis_event_after) to handleRoomStreamTokens intstead of tuples.is_event_afterwas only called in once place and we may as well inline it.Based on #8452.