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chore(weave): Defines a basic message queue interface and in-memory implementation #3869

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This pull request introduces a comprehensive set of tests for the InMemoryMessageQueueProvider and defines an abstract base class for message queue providers. The changes enhance the test coverage and provide a clear interface for implementing different queue providers.

Enhancements to Test Coverage:

  • tests/trace/test_message_queue.py: Added multiple test cases to cover various functionalities of the InMemoryMessageQueueProvider, including enqueue, dequeue, acknowledge, negative acknowledge, topic existence, multiple topics, TTL expiration, requeueing pending messages, and cleanup.

Definition of Abstract Base Class:

  • weave/trace_server/interface/message_queue_provider/message_queue_provider.py: Defined an abstract base class MessageQueueProvider with methods for creating topics, checking topic existence, enqueuing and dequeuing messages, acknowledging and negative acknowledging messages, requeueing pending messages, and performing cleanup. This provides a clear contract for any queue provider implementation.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced an in-memory messaging solution that supports topic management, configurable message limits, time-to-live (TTL) settings, and robust message lifecycle operations.
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    • Implemented a comprehensive suite of tests to validate message processing scenarios, including enqueueing, dequeueing, acknowledgment (both positive and negative), requeueing of pending messages, and proper cleanup functionality.

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The pull request introduces an in-memory message queue solution along with its abstract interface. A new file implements the InMemoryMessageQueueProvider with thread-safe methods for topic management and message operations such as enqueueing, dequeueing, acknowledgment (positive and negative), requeueing pending messages, and cleanup. In parallel, a comprehensive suite of unit tests validates these functionalities, including edge cases like non-existent topics and invalid message IDs. No changes were made to the public API declarations.

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File(s) Change Summary
tests/trace/test_message_queue.py Added comprehensive unit tests covering enqueue, dequeue, acknowledgment, negative acknowledgment, TTL, requeueing, and cleanup functionalities.
weave/trace_server/interface/message_queue_provider/... Introduced the MessageQueueProvider abstract class and its concrete implementation, InMemoryMessageQueueProvider, defining methods for topic management, message operations, error handling, and thread safety.

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    participant C as Client
    participant MQ as InMemoryMessageQueueProvider
    C->>MQ: create_topic(name, ttl, max_items, ack_timeout)
    C->>MQ: enqueue(topic, message)
    C->>MQ: dequeue(topic, max_messages)
    alt Message Available
        C->>MQ: acknowledge(topic, message_id)
    else No Message or Failure
        C->>MQ: negative_acknowledge(topic, message_id, reason)
    end
    C->>MQ: requeue_pending_messages(topic, timeout)
    C->>MQ: cleanup()
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tests/trace/test_message_queue.py (1)

1-344: Consider adding concurrency tests
While this file thoroughly tests the in-memory queue functionality, it does not explore concurrent access scenarios where multiple consumers or producers might interact with the queue simultaneously. Adding concurrency tests can help validate thread-safety and ensure correct behavior under multi-threaded usage.

weave/trace_server/interface/message_queue_provider/in_memory_message_queue.py (2)

149-165: Watch out for potential performance overhead with large queues
The while-loop that removes old messages when the queue exceeds max_items is O(n) per enqueue. While acceptable for testing, be mindful of potential slow performance if used at scale.


413-431: Consider optimizing O(n) queue removal
The _remove_from_queue method requires a linear search to find and remove messages by ID, which may become a bottleneck if the queue grows large and messages are frequently acknowledged or nacked. You might consider alternative data structures or indexing if performance becomes a concern.

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🔇 Additional comments (3)
tests/trace/test_message_queue.py (1)

1-344: Extensive coverage, great job
This suite provides a comprehensive set of tests covering multiple scenarios, including negative acknowledgments and TTL expiration. The overall coverage is impressive.

weave/trace_server/interface/message_queue_provider/message_queue_provider.py (1)

1-141: Well-defined abstract class
The docstrings and method signatures are comprehensive, promoting a clear contract for any future queue provider implementations.

weave/trace_server/interface/message_queue_provider/in_memory_message_queue.py (1)

50-55: Implementation disclaimers are clear
Stating that this class is not intended for high-performance production usage clarifies expectations, and the thread-safety approach is suitably simple for testing.

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