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feat!: require EnqueueOnce on IQueue and IPriorityQueue - #172
1. feat!: EnqueueOnce required on IQueue / IPriorityQueue
IQueue gets EnqueueOnce(item any, id string) bool; IPriorityQueue gets EnqueueOnce(item any, priority int, id string) bool. Persistent/distributed interfaces inherit it.
enqueue / enqueuePriority call it directly when the job has an id. No more IDedupQueue / IDedupPriorityQueue type assertion per Add.
IDedupQueue / IDedupPriorityQueue removed, no deprecation period.
Storage with no dedupe can implement EnqueueOnce as plain Enqueue.
Needs redisq v1.5.0+ and sqliteq v0.3.0+. Examples bumped (redisq v1.5.1, sqliteq v0.3.0; sqliteq.New now returns an error).
Docs, README, config comments and CHANGELOG updated.
2. perf: in-memory Queue id set striped over 64 locks
Before: one queue-wide mutex around id check + lock-free log.Append, so every EnqueueOnce serialized.
Now: idSet with 64 cache-line padded shards picked by maphash. Shard lock held across Append so a racing Purge (locks all shards) cannot leave a stale id.
Set made lazily on first EnqueueOnce or Purge (4 KiB). Drained burst still drops its map (peak rule per shard).
PriorityQueue unchanged: heap needs one lock anyway, and growing its struct past 64 B regressed hard.
New BenchmarkEnqueueOnceParallel (one consumer, MPSC like the event loop, reports refused/op).
EnqueueOnce per op, benchstat -count=6:
CPUs
before
after
1
165 ns
176 ns (+7%)
4
342 ns
238 ns (−30%)
24
1.29 µs
0.30 µs (−77%)
Type of Change
Bug fix
New feature
Breaking change
Refactoring
Checklist
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Tests added/updated
Documentation updated
Notes for review
Breaking for any custom IQueue / IPriorityQueue passed to With*Queue, and for older redisq / sqliteq.
Add with job id calls EnqueueOnce direct, no type assertion per Add.
IDedupQueue and IDedupPriorityQueue removed.
BREAKING CHANGE: custom storage for WithQueue, WithPriorityQueue,
WithPersistent* and WithDistributed* must implement EnqueueOnce (may
just call Enqueue). Needs redisq v1.5.0+, sqliteq v0.3.0+; examples
bumped to match.
EnqueueOnce held one queue-wide lock across the lock-free Append, so
adds with an id and the consumer's id release all serialized. Ids now
spread over 64 shard locks by maphash; add holds only its shard lock
across Append. Purge locks all shards, so ids stay exact. One map probe
per add instead of two.
1 producer + 1 consumer per P vs before: 24 CPU 1294 -> 302 ns/op,
4 CPU 342 -> 238, 1 CPU 165 -> 176. PriorityQueue unchanged (heap needs
its one lock; struct must stay in size class 64).
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interface.go
Walkthrough
Queue interfaces now require EnqueueOnce for jobs with IDs. In-memory queues track IDs across 64 shards. Documentation and persistent examples reflect the updated adapter contract.
Changes
EnqueueOnce and queue ID tracking
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Summary
Require EnqueueOnce in queue interfaces interface.go, source_test.go, worker_test.go, dedup_test.go, CHANGELOG.md
IQueue and IPriorityQueue now require EnqueueOnce. Enqueue helpers call it for non-empty IDs. Test adapters and interface assertions are updated for the required methods.
Shard in-memory queue ID tracking internal/queues/idset.go, internal/queues/queue.go, internal/queues/dedup_test.go, internal/queues/once_bench_test.go, CHANGELOG.md
The in-memory queue tracks IDs across 64 locked shards. EnqueueOnce checks and records IDs before append, while Dequeue removes IDs and Purge resets the shards. Tests cover ID-set behavior, and benchmarks compare enqueue operations.
Guides and persistence documentation describe EnqueueOnce as the job-ID operation. Persistent examples update adapter dependencies, and the SQLite example handles constructor errors.
sequenceDiagram
participant enqueue
participant Queue
participant idSet
enqueue->>Queue: Call EnqueueOnce with item and ID
Queue->>idSet: Select and lock the ID shard
idSet-->>Queue: Report whether the ID is new
Queue->>Queue: Append item when the ID is new
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Possibly related PRs
goptics/varmq#124: Adds the earlier EnqueueOnce behavior and optional interfaces that this PR changes.
goptics/varmq#170: Documents the custom-queue job-ID contract that this PR changes to require EnqueueOnce.
goptics/varmq#171: Documents adapter minimum versions that this PR uses for the updated contract.
Suggested reviewers: entrptaher
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 69e12
The change is mergeable with bounded follow-up: correct the adapter documentation and avoid unnecessary memory retention after purging queues without IDs. No newly introduced material runtime failure is established.
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Minor · Free an ID only when the dequeued item registered it. · queue.go:131-134
internal/queues/queue.go:131-134 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Free an ID only when the dequeued item registered it.
Dequeue frees the ID of any dequeued item with a non-empty ID(), including items added by plain Enqueue. Such an item can free an ID that a different EnqueueOnce item still holds. A later EnqueueOnce with that ID then adds a duplicate. Track which items the set registered, and skip the removal for other items. Also correct the Dequeue doc comment, which says the ID is freed only when EnqueueOnce stored the item.
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Review comment at @internal/queues/queue.go around lines 131 - 134:
Update Dequeue to remove an ID only when that specific item registered it
through EnqueueOnce; plain Enqueue items must not release IDs held by other
items. Track registration per queued item and correct Dequeue’s documentation to
match this behavior.
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internal/queues/dedup_test.go: 1
245-245: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Assert that drained shards release their burst peak.
TestDrainedIdSetIsEmpty checks only q.ids.Load().len(), which counts keys. The current Dequeue removes ids through idSet.remove, which reaches idMap.remove. A future Dequeue that deleted keys directly from a shard map would still bring the count to zero, so the test would pass while that shard kept its peak storage. TestIdMapDropsDrainedBurst calls idMap.remove directly and does not exercise this path.
The fixture adds 1025 distinct ids before it drains. At least one of the 64 shards therefore holds 17 or more ids, which gives it a peak above idShardShrinkPeak. Asserting each shard's peak after the drain detects that regression.
Suggested test assertion
- assert.Zero(t, q.ids.Load().len())+ ids := q.ids.Load()+ assert.Zero(t, ids.len())+ for i := range ids.shards {+ assert.LessOrEqual(t, ids.shards[i].ids.peak, idShardShrinkPeak, "a drained shard keeps no burst peak")+ }
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Review comment at @internal/queues/dedup_test.go at line 245:
Update TestDrainedIdSetIsEmpty to retain the loaded id set, keep the zero-key
assertion, and also verify that every shard’s peak is at or below
idShardShrinkPeak after draining. This exercises shard cleanup through Dequeue
rather than only testing idMap.remove directly.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @docs/src/content/docs/guides/queues.mdx:
- Line 102: Update the worker behavior sentence in the queue guide to state that
it calls Enqueue for Add requests without a job ID and EnqueueOnce for jobs with
an ID. Preserve the existing guidance about Dequeue and queue item handling.
Review comments at @docs/src/content/docs/persistence/adapters.mdx:
- Line 57: Update the Add summary to clarify that on persistent or distributed
queues, a repeated ID can return true without storing the new item. Keep the
existing Enqueue and EnqueueOnce behavior and the false-return description
unchanged.
- Line 55: Update the IQueue and IPriorityQueue method lists in the adapter map
to include their respective EnqueueOnce signatures. Remove the obsolete
IDedupQueue entries and revise the Add worker text so it describes using
EnqueueOnce for jobs with an ID, without referring to IDedupQueue.
- Around line 100-104: Update the EnqueueOnce documentation section to mention
the exported IDedupQueue and IDedupPriorityQueue interfaces in a brief migration
note, stating that they were removed and directing readers to use EnqueueOnce on
IQueue and IPriorityQueue instead; keep them out of the current interface list.
Review comments at @examples/redis-persistent/go.mod:
- Line 6: Update the redisq dependency in the redis-distributed example from
v1.4.0 to v1.5.1, matching the version used by the redis-persistent example so
the adapter satisfies IDistributedQueue through IQueue.EnqueueOnce. Ensure the
module’s dependency metadata remains consistent with the updated version.
Review comments at @internal/queues/queue.go:
- Line 159: Update Purge to avoid calling the allocating idSet() accessor when
no ID set exists; check the existing set under synchronization shared with
EnqueueOnce, and preserve the current purge behavior when a set is present.
Ensure a concurrent first EnqueueOnce cannot race with the check or cause the
set to be missed.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @internal/queues/queue.go:
- Around line 131-134: Update Dequeue to remove an ID only when that specific
item registered it through EnqueueOnce; plain Enqueue items must not release IDs
held by other items. Track registration per queued item and correct Dequeue’s
documentation to match this behavior.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @internal/queues/dedup_test.go:
- Line 245: Update TestDrainedIdSetIsEmpty to retain the loaded id set, keep the
zero-key assertion, and also verify that every shard’s peak is at or below
idShardShrinkPeak after draining. This exercises shard cleanup through Dequeue
rather than only testing idMap.remove directly.
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CHANGELOG.md
README.md
config.go
dedup_test.go
docs/src/content/docs/guides/job-ids.mdx
docs/src/content/docs/guides/queues.mdx
docs/src/content/docs/persistence/adapters.mdx
docs/src/content/docs/persistence/overview.mdx
docs/src/content/docs/persistence/redis.mdx
docs/src/content/docs/persistence/sqlite.mdx
examples/redis-persistent/go.mod
examples/sqlite-persistent/go.mod
examples/sqlite-persistent/main.go
interface.go
internal/queues/dedup_test.go
internal/queues/idset.go
internal/queues/once_bench_test.go
internal/queues/queue.go
source_test.go
worker_test.go
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Poor tradeoff
Supported by static analysis
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Keep the id set unallocated in Purge for queues without ids.
Purge now calls idSet(), which allocates the shard set (about 4 KiB) even when the queue never used EnqueueOnce. The previous code released the set with q.ids = nil. The set now stays allocated for the life of the queue. Queue documents ids as nil until the first EnqueueOnce, and this change breaks that. Each purged queue that remains in use keeps this memory.
Fix the empty case so Purge does not allocate when no set exists. Make the check safe against a concurrent first EnqueueOnce.
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Update Purge to avoid calling the allocating idSet() accessor when no ID set
exists; check the existing set under synchronization shared with EnqueueOnce,
and preserve the current purge behavior when a set is present. Ensure a
concurrent first EnqueueOnce cannot race with the check or cause the set to be
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- adapter map: EnqueueOnce in IQueue/IPriorityQueue methods, IDedup nodes and dedup cap gone
- adapters: name removed IDedupQueue/IDedupPriorityQueue (API coverage pins v1.10.0)
- adapters: true from Add may mean repeat on persistent storage
- queues: custom queue gets EnqueueOnce for jobs with an id
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Actionable comments posted: 2
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Review comments at @docs/src/components/ops/adapter-data.ts:
- Around line 69-70: Update the `IQueue` entry’s `Add` return description in the
adapter data to clarify that on persistent or distributed storage, `true` can
mean a job with the same ID was already stored rather than that the new item was
stored; use the wording from the Adapters page.
- Around line 290-292: Update the c.ack branch of the Job ID row so it makes
retried-Add deduplication depend on the storage implementation, rather than
promising it for every acknowledgeable queue. Keep the redisq and sqliteq
guarantee specific to their configured ID-retention window.
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Correct the true return text for persistent and distributed Add.
The IQueue entry says true means the item is stored. On persistent or distributed storage, a repeated ID also returns true, and the new item is not stored. A reader who selects IQueue on the redisq or sqliteq preset can take a discarded job as stored. Use the wording from the Adapters page for this line.
- 'true means the item is stored. false makes Add return false.',+ 'true means the item is stored, or, on persistent or distributed storage, that a job with the same ID already was. false makes Add return false.',
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Update the `IQueue` entry’s `Add` return description in the adapter data to
clarify that on persistent or distributed storage, `true` can mean a job with
the same ID was already stored rather than that the new item was stored; use the
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* docs: sync README, CHANGELOG, spec, examples with main
- CHANGELOG Unreleased: PR number on every entry (#172-#183), one
line per point, breaking behaviour moved under Breaking, contract
version per feature, adapter floor redisq v1.6.0 / sqliteq v0.4.0.
- README: Go 1.27 badge, job queue tagline, features for cancel,
outcome, queue pause; Pause a Queue section; sqliteq does outcome,
cancel, pause; shared-storage How It Works, Trade-offs, Delivery
Guarantees; read route 501 on both adapters.
- examples: WithQueue / NewQueue, adapter pins to main.
- spec: Terms waiting/cancelled, 7.2 cancelled page, one-job read
note, 9 entries for 1.6.0 and 1.7.0 in order.
- openapi: 1.4.0 note lists queue_ids; titles say VarMQ.
* docs: review fixes on the docs sync
REST warning lists every write route; interfaces split between varmq
and contract; dedupe row bounded by the window; drop the no-retries
bullet until job retries land; acknowledgment wording; two long
sentences split; example link text; spec Terms matches 7; PR numbers
on grouped CHANGELOG entries; restore QueueInspector cancelled note,
WorkflowStore.Cancel undo, InstanceID and strategy values.
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feat!:EnqueueOncerequired onIQueue/IPriorityQueueIQueuegetsEnqueueOnce(item any, id string) bool;IPriorityQueuegetsEnqueueOnce(item any, priority int, id string) bool. Persistent/distributed interfaces inherit it.enqueue/enqueuePrioritycall it directly when the job has an id. No moreIDedupQueue/IDedupPriorityQueuetype assertion per Add.IDedupQueue/IDedupPriorityQueueremoved, no deprecation period.EnqueueOnceas plainEnqueue.sqliteq.Newnow returns an error).2.
perf: in-memoryQueueid set striped over 64 lockslog.Append, so everyEnqueueOnceserialized.idSetwith 64 cache-line padded shards picked bymaphash. Shard lock held acrossAppendso a racingPurge(locks all shards) cannot leave a stale id.EnqueueOnceorPurge(4 KiB). Drained burst still drops its map (peak rule per shard).PriorityQueueunchanged: heap needs one lock anyway, and growing its struct past 64 B regressed hard.BenchmarkEnqueueOnceParallel(one consumer, MPSC like the event loop, reportsrefused/op).EnqueueOnceper op, benchstat-count=6:Type of Change
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Notes for review
IQueue/IPriorityQueuepassed toWith*Queue, and for older redisq / sqliteq.