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fix for rabbitmq #65

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Issues spiral/roadrunner-bridge#97

bug fix when working with rabbitmq

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved JSON encoding behavior for empty arrays to ensure object format.
    • Corrected the enumeration value for exchange types in messaging components.

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The recent updates involve refining data handling and messaging configurations in the system. Specifically, JSON encoding now ensures that empty arrays are treated as objects, and the messaging protocol has corrected the enumeration for topic-based exchanges.

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src/Jobs.php Added JSON_FORCE_OBJECT to JSON encoding for empty arrays.
src/Queue/AMQP/ExchangeType.php Updated enum value from 'topics' to 'topic'.

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src/Jobs.php (1)

126-126: Using JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR combined with JSON_FORCE_OBJECT for empty arrays ensures robust error handling and consistent data representation.

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The change in the toStringOfStringMap method in Jobs.php to use JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR and JSON_FORCE_OBJECT flags specifically affects how empty arrays are handled during JSON encoding. Since this method is private and only used within the Jobs.php file, the scope of impact is limited. The usage in setting the pipeline key suggests that the method's output is likely part of a larger data structure, possibly for logging or processing job information. The addition of JSON_FORCE_OBJECT ensures that empty arrays are represented consistently as objects, which could be beneficial for maintaining consistent data formats in outputs or logs.

Given that there are no indications of broader impacts or issues from the script output, and the change appears to be safely contained within the intended functionality of the method, the review comment is verified as correct.

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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ enum ExchangeType: string
* routing by comparing the routing key. But, in this case, the key is set
* using a template, like "user.*.messages".
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case Topics = 'topics';
case Topics = 'topic';
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Codebase Verification

The change from 'topics' to 'topic' in the ExchangeType enum was found to be correctly updated in the source code. However, the test files tests/Unit/Queue/AMQPCreateInfoTest.php still reference the old enum value ExchangeType::Topics. This could lead to failing tests or incorrect behavior during testing. It is recommended to update these references in the test files to align with the new enum value.

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Change from 'topics' to 'topic' aligns with standard AMQP terminology.

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Hey @realization 👋 Thanks for the PR 👍
@msmakouz Could you please review?
Not sure about the PHP part, but that is correct, that topics exchange type should be topic.

@msmakouz msmakouz added the bug Something isn't working label Jun 24, 2024
@msmakouz msmakouz merged commit 0ee67d7 into roadrunner-php:4.x Jun 24, 2024
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@realization Thanks!

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