Rename parameter in findAllListableExplorationals #8208
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app/models/annotation/Annotation.scala (1)
362-377: Clarify the documentation forfilterOwnedOrSharedparameterThe explanation of the
filterOwnedOrSharedparameter in the docstring could be clearer. Consider rewording it for better understanding. For example:@param filterOwnedOrShared If `true`, the function lists only annotations owned by the user or explicitly shared with them (used for the user's own dashboard). If `false`, it lists all annotations the viewer is allowed to see when viewing another user's annotations.
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app/models/annotation/Annotation.scala (3)
10-10: Imported AnnotationType and Explorational correctly
The import statement ensures that both AnnotationType and Explorational are available for use, which is appropriate.
381-381: Parameter filterOwnedOrShared is appropriately named
The parameter name filterOwnedOrShared accurately reflects its purpose in controlling annotation filtering based on ownership and sharing.
385-389: Access query logic is correctly implemented
The conditional assignment of accessQuery based on filterOwnedOrShared correctly implements the intended access control logic, ensuring appropriate annotations are retrieved.
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app/models/annotation/Annotation.scala (1)
362-377: Documentation improvements suggestedThe docstring is well-structured and clear. Consider enhancing it with:
- Return type documentation explaining the
AnnotationCompactInfostructure- Example usage demonstrating common parameter combinations
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app/models/annotation/Annotation.scala (2)
378-389: LGTM! Parameter rename improves clarity
The rename from isForOwnDashboard to filterOwnedOrShared better describes the parameter's purpose, making the code more maintainable. The implementation correctly uses this parameter in the access query logic.
Line range hint 390-450: Verify query performance and index usage
The SQL query is well-structured using CTEs to prevent join fanout. However, consider:
- Verifying index usage on join conditions:
annotation_sharedteams._annotationteams_._idorganizations_._id
- Monitoring query performance with large datasets
✅ Verification successful
Let me search for more index information using a broader search pattern.
Let me search for indexes specifically related to the tables used in the query.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response about the query's performance considerations.
Query performance is well-supported by existing indexes
The SQL query's performance is adequately supported by existing indexes on the joined tables:
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annotationstable has relevant indexes for:(_user, isDeleted)- supports user filtering(typ, state, isDeleted)- supports state and type filtering- Primary key on
_id(implied by foreign key constraints)
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annotation_sharedteamstable has:- Foreign key constraint on
_annotationwhich typically creates an index - Foreign key constraint on
_teamwhich typically creates an index
- Foreign key constraint on
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The CTE (Common Table Expression) effectively prevents join fanout and the query uses appropriate GROUP BY clauses.
The query structure is optimal and the necessary indexes are in place to support efficient execution.
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app/controllers/AnnotationController.scala (1)
548-548: LGTM! The filter parameter aligns with the method's documented behavior.
The addition of filterOwnedOrShared = true correctly implements the documented functionality to list both the user's own explorationals and those shared with the user's teams.
Let's verify the DAO implementation handles this parameter correctly:
✅ Verification successful
The filterOwnedOrShared parameter is correctly implemented and used consistently
The implementation in app/models/annotation/Annotation.scala shows that the parameter properly controls access query generation:
- When
true: useslistAccessQfor owned and shared annotations - When
false: usesreadAccessQWithPrefixfor read-only access
The parameter is used consistently across the codebase:
AnnotationController:trueto show user's own and shared explorationalsUserController:truefor user's own dashboard viewfalsefor public profile views of other users
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| * If set to true, only finished annotations are returned. If set to false, only active annotations are returned. | ||
| * If set to None, all non-cancelled annotations are returned. | ||
| * @param forUser | ||
| * If set, only annotations of this user are returned. If not set, all annotations are returned. | ||
| * @param filterOwnedOrShared | ||
| * If `true`, the function lists only annotations owned by the user or explicitly shared with them (used for the | ||
| * user's own dashboard). If `false`, it lists all annotations the viewer is allowed to see. |
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Please unify indentation here. Also maybe either backtick true/false in all lines or in none :)
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app/models/annotation/Annotation.scala (1)
385-389: Consider performance optimization for large result setsThe query efficiently handles team aggregation using a CTE to avoid join fanout. However, for large result sets, the array aggregation (
ARRAY_AGG) might impact performance. Consider:
- Adding an index on
annotation_layers.(_annotation, tracingid)if not already present- Implementing cursor-based pagination instead of offset-based pagination for better performance with large datasets
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app/models/annotation/Annotation.scala (2)
362-377: Well-documented method parameters!
The added docstring provides clear and comprehensive documentation for the method's parameters and their effects on the query behavior.
378-383: Improved parameter naming for better clarity!
The rename from isForOwnDashboard to filterOwnedOrShared better reflects the parameter's purpose and behavior.
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