v4.5.0 #1616
v4.5.0 #1616
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* perf: upgrade usql to support ipv6 mysql address * perf: Update Dockerfile with new base image tag --------- Co-authored-by: Eric <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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There's no mention of 'uploadRemainReplay' function in your code. The uploadRemainReplay function is defined somewhere within the project but not shown here.
Additionally, to optimize further:
- Consider using a channel instead if you expect only one signal at a time when notifying shutdown.
- Avoid creating unnecessary channels (
ch := make(chan ...), etc., which may be inefficient). Instead, consider making variables local or sharing them across multiple functions/variables where appropriate.
I'll suggest checking these parts with the actual implementation so I can provide more relevant information from there on out.
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There does not appear to be any discrepancies between the provided code snippet from 2021 and the one you have shown here in 2024. It's worth noting that Go is a programming language designed for efficiency rather than complexity; thus, while small imperfections may exist within its implementation, it performs well enough in general without needing significant optimizations compared to languages with more complex syntactic rules such as C++. There doesn't seem to be anything noteworthy at this point since there are only very simple changes made when comparing the two versions.
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The provided code appears to be a Go function for decrypting the contents of an encrypted configuration value stored within an API server's environment variables. There does not appear to be any apparent issue or irregularity, but I can offer some suggestions:
- Use meaningful variable names: Ensure that all variable names are clear and descriptive of their purpose; e.g., "data".
- Add a brief docstring to help explain the function's usage.
- Consider logging errors in case they occur (though this is optional):
func (s *JMService) GetEncryptedConfigValue(encryptKey, encryptedValue string) (*ResultValue,error) {
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