feat: Add lib_name and client_info_tag to client configuration - #292
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe standalone and cluster PHP clients now accept Client information metadata
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PHPClient
participant ValkeyGlideConnect
participant CommonConstructorParams
participant CreateConnectionRequest
participant ValkeyServer
PHPClient->>ValkeyGlideConnect: provide lib_name and client_info_tag
ValkeyGlideConnect->>CommonConstructorParams: store metadata and lengths
CommonConstructorParams->>CreateConnectionRequest: pass connection metadata
CreateConnectionRequest->>CreateConnectionRequest: compose resolved library name
CreateConnectionRequest->>ValkeyServer: send serialized connection request
ValkeyServer-->>PHPClient: expose library name through CLIENT INFO
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds configurable client library attribution and optional tags to connection setup, affecting the name reported through CLIENT INFO. It is mergeable with owner awareness because validation remains duplicated across client, cluster, and mock constructor paths, creating a bounded risk of inconsistent input handling. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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122-123: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the new mock parameters.
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@paramentries forlib_nameandclient_info_tagto both mock method documentation blocks. State the override behavior and the whitespace restriction.As per coding guidelines,
**/*.php: “Documentation follows Google Style format”.Also applies to: 171-172
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In `@tests/ConnectionRequestTest.php`:
- Around line 778-796: Extend both testStandaloneClientInfoTagWhitespaceRejected
and testClusterClientInfoTagWhitespaceRejected to pass a line-break whitespace
value such as "\n" or "\r\n" to their respective constructors, and assert the
same whitespace-rejection exception message.
In `@tests/ValkeyGlideClusterFeaturesTest.php`:
- Around line 51-55: Update the cluster test connection configurations to derive
use_tls from getTLS() instead of forcing false, and supply the TLS test
configuration whenever TLS is enabled. Apply this consistently to both address
configurations used by the test while preserving plaintext behavior when
getTLS() is false.
In `@tests/ValkeyGlideFeaturesTest.php`:
- Around line 60-62: Update the CLIENT INFO assertions in
tests/ValkeyGlideFeaturesTest.php at lines 60-62, 76-78, and 92-94, plus
tests/ValkeyGlideClusterFeaturesTest.php at lines 57-63 and 78-84: extract the
complete lib-name field from the rawcommand("CLIENT", "INFO") response and
assert exact equality with the expected metadata instead of using
str_contains().
In `@valkey_glide.stub.php`:
- Around line 386-387: Update the client_info_tag documentation in
valkey_glide.stub.php lines 386-387 and valkey_glide_cluster.stub.php lines
260-261 to describe the appended value as <resolved-lib-name>(tag), covering
both the default and explicitly configured lib_name cases; make no other
changes.
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In `@src/client_constructor_mock.stub.php`:
- Around line 122-123: Add Google Style `@param` documentation for lib_name and
client_info_tag in both mock method documentation blocks, describing their
override behavior and whitespace restriction; update only the relevant docblocks
and keep the parameter descriptions consistent.
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15-36: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse one validator implementation.
common.hdocuments this helper as shared, butvalkey_glide.c,valkey_glide_cluster.c, andsrc/client_constructor_mock.ceach define anothervalidate_printable_ascii. Remove the duplicate definitions and make all constructor paths use this helper. This prevents future validation-policy drift.Based on learnings, the standalone constructor, cluster constructor, and mocks “must use one length-aware validator with the PHP-provided string lengths.”
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In `@common.h`:
- Around line 15-36: Remove the duplicate validate_printable_ascii
implementations from valkey_glide.c, valkey_glide_cluster.c, and
src/client_constructor_mock.c, and use the shared helper from common.h in every
constructor path. Pass the PHP-provided string lengths to preserve length-aware
validation for standalone, cluster, and mock constructors.
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In `@valkey_glide_core_commands.c`:
- Around line 62-76: Update valkey_glide_resolve_lib_name so its final branch
returns an allocated VALKEY_GLIDE_LIB_NAME value instead of NULL when both
metadata fields are unset. Update both default request tests to expect GlidePHP.
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222-226: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRemove the obsolete
NULLfallback description.
valkey_glide_resolve_lib_name()now returns an allocated value in every branch, including when both metadata fields are unset. The comment still says thatNULLlets the Rust core select the default. Update the comment to describe the current ownership and default behavior.Proposed comment update
- /* Set lib_name via the pure resolver (single source of truth for the - * default identity; NULL means "let the Rust core apply its default"). */ + /* Set lib_name via the pure resolver. The resolver always returns an + * allocated binding-local identity that is freed after serialization. */🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Addresses upstream review feedback from @nderraugh on PR valkey-io#292, and closes the scope question QA had deferred as L-4. MONITOR is arguably the most operationally visible connection a client opens, and it could not be attributed: ValkeyGlideMonitor accepted neither option and always reported bare "GlidePHP". As the reviewer noted, Go's NewMonitorClient shares one serializer with ordinary clients (cfg.ToProtobuf -> resolveLibName), so both produce the same effective name. PHP already had that shape -- the monitor constructor routes through valkey_glide_build_client_config_base() and create_connection_request() like the standalone and cluster paths -- it simply never accepted the two parameters. This wires them through and validates them with the same shared predicate, so accept/reject behaviour cannot drift from the other three entry points. Verified server-side rather than by construction: opening a monitor and matching the cmd=monitor row in CLIENT LIST reports GlidePHP, GlidePHP(framework:1.2), custom-lib, and custom-lib(framework:1.2) across the four matrix cases, and a space-bearing tag or a parenthesis-bearing lib_name raises ValkeyGlideException. Covered by testMonitorReportsComposedLibName and testMonitorRejectsInvalidMetadata. Also completes the round-1 M-1 documentation fix with the reviewer's second point, which QA had not raised: the ^[!-~]+$ expression not only permitted '(' and ')' but its '+' also implied at least one character, contradicting empty-means-unset. All four stub docblock groups now state that an empty string or null is treated as UNSET (yielding the default, and adding no "(tag)" suffix) and that only non-empty values are charset-constrained. Verification: ValkeyGlideMonitorTest 14, ConnectionRequestTest 107, ValkeyGlideFeaturesTest 94, ValkeyGlideClusterFeaturesTest 85 -- all passing, both new monitor tests confirmed to execute. Full suite back to the two known pre-existing failures. Investigation note for anyone bisecting: an interim full-suite run showed a third failure in the BGSAVE family (testBgSaveCancel, and once testBgSaveWithReplyLiteral instead). It was NOT caused by these changes -- the new monitor tests run long after ValkeyGlideClusterTest in class order, and reverting the run-loop catch merely moved the failure to a sibling test. It was transient server state: rdb_changes_since_last_save had drifted unevenly across nodes after an earlier flushall, and these tests depend on whether a background save is in progress. Two consecutive full runs on settled servers are clean. Signed-off-by: Jonathan Neufeld <jonathan.neufeld@improving.com>
Status of @nderraugh review commentsAll four open threads are mitigated and replied to individually. Summary for reviewer convenience:
Earlier comments from the August round (whitespace-only validation too permissive, embedded NUL truncation, DetailDocblock contract (1-3). The documented charset is now The second point was a genuine gap rather than a wording nit: the Monitor clients (4). Not addressed (deliberate, and not blocking)
VerificationPHP 8.3 + Valkey 9.1.1. Submodule gitlink is |
Addresses upstream review feedback from @nderraugh on PR valkey-io#292, and closes the scope question QA had deferred as L-4. MONITOR is arguably the most operationally visible connection a client opens, and it could not be attributed: ValkeyGlideMonitor accepted neither option and always reported bare "GlidePHP". As the reviewer noted, Go's NewMonitorClient shares one serializer with ordinary clients (cfg.ToProtobuf -> resolveLibName), so both produce the same effective name. PHP already had that shape -- the monitor constructor routes through valkey_glide_build_client_config_base() and create_connection_request() like the standalone and cluster paths -- it simply never accepted the two parameters. This wires them through and validates them with the same shared predicate, so accept/reject behaviour cannot drift from the other three entry points. Verified server-side rather than by construction: opening a monitor and matching the cmd=monitor row in CLIENT LIST reports GlidePHP, GlidePHP(framework:1.2), custom-lib, and custom-lib(framework:1.2) across the four matrix cases, and a space-bearing tag or a parenthesis-bearing lib_name raises ValkeyGlideException. Covered by testMonitorReportsComposedLibName and testMonitorRejectsInvalidMetadata. Also completes the round-1 M-1 documentation fix with the reviewer's second point, which QA had not raised: the ^[!-~]+$ expression not only permitted '(' and ')' but its '+' also implied at least one character, contradicting empty-means-unset. All four stub docblock groups now state that an empty string or null is treated as UNSET (yielding the default, and adding no "(tag)" suffix) and that only non-empty values are charset-constrained. Verification: ValkeyGlideMonitorTest 14, ConnectionRequestTest 107, ValkeyGlideFeaturesTest 94, ValkeyGlideClusterFeaturesTest 85 -- all passing, both new monitor tests confirmed to execute. Full suite back to the two known pre-existing failures. Investigation note for anyone bisecting: an interim full-suite run showed a third failure in the BGSAVE family (testBgSaveCancel, and once testBgSaveWithReplyLiteral instead). It was NOT caused by these changes -- the new monitor tests run long after ValkeyGlideClusterTest in class order, and reverting the run-loop catch merely moved the failure to a sibling test. It was transient server state: rdb_changes_since_last_save had drifted unevenly across nodes after an earlier flushall, and these tests depend on whether a background save is in progress. Two consecutive full runs on settled servers are clean. Signed-off-by: Jonathan Neufeld <jonathan.neufeld@improving.com>
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…dings validate_effective_lib_name() lazily compiles a process-lifetime LazyLock<Regex> (LIB_NAME_PATTERN) the first time client_info_tag or lib_name is validated. Its regex-automata lazy DFA cache grows an internal hashbrown table on first use and is intentionally never freed before process exit, matching the existing DashMap/OnceLock suppression patterns already in this file. Valgrind's --error-exitcode=1 gate failed PR valkey-io#292's CI on two 'possibly lost' records (332 bytes total, 0 definitely/indirectly lost) at exactly this call site: cache init during the first client connect, and a cache rehash during a later validation call. Verified both new suppression stanzas match their respective captured stack traces frame-for-frame and do not cross-match each other. Signed-off-by: Jonathan Neufeld <jonathan.neufeld@improving.com>
Add optional client_info_tag and lib_name connection options that customize the library identity sent to the server via CLIENT SETINFO LIB-NAME, for standalone, cluster, monitor, and mock-constructor clients. - lib_name overrides the reported library name (default: GlidePHP). client_info_tag appends a parenthesised suffix for framework attribution, composing as "<lib_name>(<tag>)". An empty string or null on either field is treated as UNSET (yielding the default, adding no "(tag)" suffix), matching glide-core's is_empty()-as-absent semantics. - Per-field charset validation (^[\x21-\x27\x2A-\x7E]+$: printable ASCII excluding space and parentheses) is byte-for-byte identical to glide-core's validate_effective_lib_name() per-field class, verified by a falsifiable 0x01-0xFF parity sweep (testMetadataCharsetParityWithGlideCore). Kept as an approved deviation from core-only validation so an invalid value's error can name the offending field (lib_name vs client_info_tag), which core -- validating only the composed name -- cannot do. Parentheses are excluded per field because the binding itself introduces the only permitted "(tag)" pair when composing. - The composed name is resolved by a single pure function (valkey_glide_resolve_lib_name) shared by every entry point -- standalone, cluster, monitor, and the test mock constructors -- so accept/reject behaviour and the resulting identity cannot drift between them. - Submodule bumped to 49f2b6d21 (upstream glide-core commit 0e02ff973 / PR #6891, validate_effective_lib_name). Fixes: macOS -Werror collision between glide's NSEC_PER_SEC/NSEC_PER_MSEC macros and mach/clock_types.h SDK definitions, by adopting project-prefixed VALKEY_GLIDE_NSEC_PER_SEC/MSEC names. Adds a valgrind.supp suppression for glide-core's LIB_NAME_PATTERN lazy DFA cache allocation, a process-lifetime regex-automata cache that is never freed before process exit by design (0 bytes definitely/indirectly lost), matching the file's existing DashMap/OnceLock suppression patterns for the same class of process-lifetime singleton. Tests: ConnectionRequestTest, ValkeyGlideFeaturesTest, ValkeyGlideClusterFeaturesTest, and ValkeyGlideMonitorTest cover charset validation, empty-as-absent behaviour, composition across all four client-construction entry points, and parity against glide-core's grammar. Signed-off-by: Jonathan Neufeld <jonathan.neufeld@improving.com>
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Summary
Adds two new parameters to
ValkeyGlide::connect()andValkeyGlideCluster::__construct():lib_name— overrides theCLIENT SETINFO LIB-NAMEvalue. When unset, Rust core default (GlidePHP) is preserved.client_info_tag— appends a parenthesized tag to the resolved library name, e.g.GlidePHP(my-framework:1.0). Follows the ioredis convention for framework attribution.Closes tracking for PHP parity with valkey-io/valkey-glide#6389 (Python implementation).
Behavior Matrix
lib-nameGlidePHP(Rust core default)client_info_tag='fw:1.0'GlidePHP(fw:1.0)lib_name='custom'customlib_name='custom',client_info_tag='fw:1.0'custom(fw:1.0)What Changed
common.h— Addedlib_nameandclient_info_tagfields to both the base client configuration struct and the common constructor params struct.valkey_glide.c— Parse new params inconnect(), validateclient_info_taghas no whitespace, pass to connection builder.valkey_glide_cluster.c— Same for cluster client.valkey_glide_core_commands.c— Composelib_namefrom override and/or tag, setconn_req.lib_name(protobuf field 19).valkey_glide.stub.php/valkey_glide_cluster.stub.php— PHP-visible parameter documentation.src/client_constructor_mock.c/.stub.php— Mock support for unit testing.tests/ConnectionRequestTest.php— Unit tests for protobuf serialization.tests/ValkeyGlideFeaturesTest.php— Integration tests verifying CLIENT INFO output.Testing
ConnectionRequestTest(protobuf field assertions, whitespace validation)ValkeyGlideFeaturesTest(real connection CLIENT INFO verification)Notes
lib_nameprotobuf field 19 already exists in ConnectionRequest and is consumed by Rust core (Java and Python clients already set it).