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  • fix(sse): used two breaklines to split event data
  • fix(sse): added mutex to prevent data race issue on Send

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Fixes issues with server-sent events (SSE) by ensuring proper event data separation and preventing data races during concurrent writes.

Bug Fixes:

  • Fixes an issue where event data was not properly separated due to missing breaklines.
  • Adds a mutex to the Conn struct to prevent data race issues on the Send method, ensuring thread-safe concurrent writes to the SSE stream.
  • Fixes an issue where ping events were not properly separated due to missing breaklines

Enhancements:

  • Improves the reliability and stability of SSE communication by addressing concurrency issues and ensuring correct event formatting.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request addresses two issues in the SSE implementation: a data race condition in the Send method and an incorrect event data separation. A mutex was added to the Conn struct to prevent concurrent writes. The event writing logic was modified to use two breaklines to separate event data, ensuring proper event parsing.

Updated class diagram for Conn

classDiagram
  class Conn {
    -sync.Mutex lock
    -string ID
    -Streamer s
    -context.Context ctx
    -chan error done
    +Connect(ctx context.Context, s Streamer)
    +Send(evt Event) error
    +Close() error
  }
  note for Conn "Added mutex to prevent data race issue on Send"
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Added a mutex to the Conn struct to prevent data races when sending events.
  • Added a sync.Mutex field to the Conn struct.
  • Acquire the mutex before writing event data in the Send method.
  • Release the mutex after writing event data in the Send method.
  • Check if the context is done before acquiring the lock.
ext/sse/conn.go
Modified the event writing logic to use two breaklines to separate event data.
  • The TextEvent, JsonEvent, and PingEvent now write two breaklines instead of one.
  • The EventReader now expects two breaklines instead of one.
ext/sse/reader.go
ext/sse/event.go

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Hey @cnlangzi - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

  • Consider using sync.Once to initialize the connection rather than a mutex for every send.
  • The PingEvent.Write method now includes three newlines; is this intentional?
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@@ -44,7 +45,11 @@ func (r *EventReader) Next() (TextEvent, error) {
}

if line == "\n" {
return evt, nil
breakLineNum++
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suggestion (bug_risk): Handling of consecutive blank lines in EventReader.Next()

The logic increments breakLineNum when encountering a blank line and returns the event only if breakLineNum exceeds 1. Consider whether the breakLineNum should be reset upon receiving a non-blank line so that non-consecutive blank lines do not inadvertently signal event termination.

Suggested implementation:

		breakLineNum = 0
		if strings.HasPrefix(line, "id:") {

Ensure that the new reset of breakLineNum is implemented for all non-blank lines. You might want to verify any other relevant cases in the function where non-blank lines are processed.

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

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@cnlangzi cnlangzi merged commit bc36f14 into main Mar 24, 2025
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@cnlangzi cnlangzi deleted the fix/sse_breakline branch March 24, 2025 10:09
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