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Implement Asynchronous Operations for Cache Repositories #562

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Resolves: Add async operations for CacheManager and ICacheRepository classes #88
Update the caching system to operate asynchronously. Methods were converted to async Task. Tests for caching were updated to work asynchronously.


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  • This PR introduces asynchronous operations across various cache repositories to improve performance and responsiveness.
  • All relevant methods in ICacheRepository, CouchDBCacheRepository, RedisCacheRepository, and MemoryCacheRepository have been updated to async.
  • Tests have been updated to ensure that the new async methods are functioning correctly.

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Enhancement
CouchDBCacheRepository.cs
Refactor CouchDBCacheRepository for Asynchronous Operations

Src/CrispyWaffle.CouchDB/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepository.cs

  • Converted methods to async Task.
  • Updated method names to reflect async operations.
  • Implemented async handling for database operations.
  • +48/-47 
    RedisCacheRepository.cs
    Update RedisCacheRepository for Async Support                       

    Src/CrispyWaffle.Redis/Cache/RedisCacheRepository.cs

  • Changed methods to async Task.
  • Updated Redis cache operations to be asynchronous.
  • +27/-25 
    CacheManager.cs
    Enhance CacheManager with Asynchronous Methods                     

    Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/CacheManager.cs

  • Added async versions of repository methods.
  • Updated existing methods to support async operations.
  • +112/-99
    ICacheRepository.cs
    Update ICacheRepository for Asynchronous Methods                 

    Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/ICacheRepository.cs

  • Added async method signatures to the interface.
  • Updated documentation for async operations.
  • +22/-15 
    MemoryCacheRepository.cs
    Enhance MemoryCacheRepository with Async Methods                 

    Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/MemoryCacheRepository.cs

  • Implemented async methods for memory cache operations.
  • Updated internal logic to support async behavior.
  • +21/-20 
    Tests
    CouchDBCacheRepositoryTests.cs
    Update CouchDBCacheRepository Tests for Async                       

    Tests/CrispyWaffle.IntegrationTests/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepositoryTests.cs

  • Updated tests to use async methods.
  • Ensured async operations are correctly tested.
  • +29/-29 
    CacheManagerTests.cs
    Refactor CacheManager Tests for Asynchronous Operations   

    Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/CacheManagerTests.cs

  • Refactored tests to validate async methods.
  • Ensured all cache operations are tested asynchronously.
  • +17/-12 

    Summary by CodeRabbit

    • New Features

      • Transitioned to asynchronous cache operations across multiple repositories (CouchDB, Redis, Memory).
      • Enhanced responsiveness and performance for cache interactions.
    • Bug Fixes

      • Updated tests to reflect asynchronous method calls, ensuring accurate functionality testing.
    • Documentation

      • Improved method documentation to clarify the asynchronous nature of operations.
    • Tests

      • Converted synchronous test methods to asynchronous counterparts for improved performance and scalability.

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    The pull request introduces significant changes across multiple classes in the CrispyWaffle project, primarily converting synchronous methods to asynchronous counterparts. This transition includes updating method signatures and implementations to use async and await, enhancing the responsiveness of cache operations in CouchDBCacheRepository and CacheManager. Additionally, corresponding test files have been modified to ensure they utilize the new asynchronous methods, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the updated functionality.

    Changes

    Files Change Summary
    Src/CrispyWaffle.CouchDB/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepository.cs
    Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/CacheManager.cs
    Converted synchronous methods to asynchronous versions, renamed methods to include Async, and updated internal logic for non-blocking operations.
    Tests/CrispyWaffle.IntegrationTests/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepositoryTests.cs
    Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepositoryTests.cs
    Modified test methods to use asynchronous versions of repository methods, ensuring tests reflect the new async functionality.
    Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/CacheManagerTests.cs Updated tests to verify asynchronous behavior in cache management operations, renaming methods to reflect async nature.
    Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/MemoryCacheRepositoryTests.cs Transitioned test methods to asynchronous versions for memory cache operations, updating assertions to handle async behavior.
    appveyor.yml Updated versioning to 9.0.{build}, modified build process and environment setup for enhanced functionality.

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    @penify-dev penify-dev bot changed the title Add async operations for ICacheRepository and derived classes Implement Asynchronous Operations for Cache Repositories Sep 17, 2024
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    4, because the changes are extensive and involve multiple files with significant modifications to method signatures and implementations to support asynchronous operations. This requires careful review to ensure that all async patterns are correctly applied and that there are no regressions in functionality.

    🧪 Relevant tests

    Yes

    ⚡ Possible issues

    Possible Bug: The use of Task.Run in some async methods may lead to unnecessary thread pool usage and could potentially cause performance issues. Consider using await directly on asynchronous calls instead.

    Possible Bug: Ensure that all methods that were changed to async are properly awaited in the calling code to avoid unobserved task exceptions.

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    PR Code Suggestions ✨

    CategorySuggestion                                                                                                                                    Score
    Performance
    Remove unnecessary use of Task.Run for asynchronous method calls

    Avoid using Task.Run for asynchronous operations that are already asynchronous, as it can
    lead to unnecessary thread pool usage and potential performance issues.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.CouchDB/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepository.cs [50-51]

    -await Task.Run(() => ClearAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>());
    +await ClearAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>();
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9

    Why: The suggestion correctly identifies an unnecessary use of Task.Run, which can lead to performance issues in asynchronous code.

    9
    Use Task.WhenAll to await multiple asynchronous operations instead of wrapping them in Task.Run

    Ensure that the await keyword is used correctly with asynchronous methods to avoid
    blocking the thread unnecessarily.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.CouchDB/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepository.cs [79-80]

    -await Task.Run(() => tasks.ToArray());
    +await Task.WhenAll(tasks);
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9

    Why: This suggestion improves the handling of multiple asynchronous operations by using Task.WhenAll, which is a more appropriate approach than wrapping them in Task.Run.

    9
    Use 'await' instead of '.Result' to avoid blocking calls

    Replace the usage of .Result with await for asynchronous calls to prevent potential
    deadlocks and improve performance.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.Redis/Cache/RedisCacheRepository.cs [195-197]

    -var allValues = _cacheClient.Db0.ExistsAsync(key).Result
    -? _cacheClient.Db0.HashGetAllAsync<T>(key, CommandFlags.PreferReplica).Result
    -: new Dictionary<string, T>();
    +var exists = await _cacheClient.Db0.ExistsAsync(key);
    +var allValues = exists
    +    ? await _cacheClient.Db0.HashGetAllAsync<T>(key, CommandFlags.PreferReplica)
    +    : new Dictionary<string, T>();
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9

    Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a significant issue with using .Result on asynchronous calls, which can lead to deadlocks. The proposed change improves performance and adheres to best practices for asynchronous programming.

    9
    Remove the unnecessary use of 'Task.Run' for better efficiency

    In the GetAsync method, avoid using Task.Run as it is unnecessary and can lead to thread
    pool exhaustion.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.Redis/Cache/RedisCacheRepository.cs [225]

    -var returnResult = await Task.Run(() => _cacheClient.Db0.GetAsync<T>(key, CommandFlags.PreferReplica).Result);
    +var returnResult = await _cacheClient.Db0.GetAsync<T>(key, CommandFlags.PreferReplica);
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8

    Why: This suggestion addresses an unnecessary use of Task.Run, which can indeed lead to inefficiencies and potential thread pool exhaustion. The proposed change enhances the method's efficiency.

    8
    Remove Task.Run to optimize the handling of CPU-bound operations

    Instead of using Task.Run for CPU-bound operations, consider calling the method directly
    to avoid unnecessary thread pool usage.

    Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/MemoryCacheRepository.cs [56]

    -await Task.Run(() => _data.AddOrUpdate(finalKey, value, (_, _) => value));
    +_hash.AddOrUpdate(finalKey, value, (_, _) => value);
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8

    Why: This suggestion addresses an important performance issue by recommending the removal of Task.Run, which is unnecessary for CPU-bound operations, thus optimizing resource usage.

    8
    Use ConfigureAwait(false) to improve asynchronous method performance and avoid deadlocks

    Consider using ConfigureAwait(false) when awaiting tasks to avoid potential deadlocks in
    certain synchronization contexts.

    Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/MemoryCacheRepository.cs [42]

    -await Task.Run(() => _data.AddOrUpdate(key, value, (_, _) => value));
    +await Task.Run(() => _data.AddOrUpdate(key, value, (_, _) => value)).ConfigureAwait(false);
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

    Why: While using ConfigureAwait(false) can improve performance and avoid deadlocks, the suggestion is not critical as the current implementation may not necessarily lead to deadlocks in all contexts.

    7
    Use 'ConfigureAwait(false)' to improve performance in library code

    Consider using ConfigureAwait(false) on awaited calls to avoid capturing the
    synchronization context, which can improve performance in library code.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.Redis/Cache/RedisCacheRepository.cs [357]

    -await _cacheClient.Db0.RemoveAsync(key);
    +await _cacheClient.Db0.RemoveAsync(key).ConfigureAwait(false);
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

    Why: While using ConfigureAwait(false) can improve performance, the impact is less critical than the other suggestions. It is a good practice, but not as urgent as addressing the use of .Result or Task.Run.

    6
    Optimize the RemoveAsync method by using TryRemove to check and remove the key in one operation

    Ensure that the RemoveAsync method checks if the key exists before attempting to remove it
    to avoid unnecessary operations.

    Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/MemoryCacheRepository.cs [158]

    -if (_data.ContainsKey(finalKey))
    +if (_data.TryRemove(finalKey, out _))
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

    Why: While using TryRemove can optimize the removal process, the existing check with ContainsKey is already a reasonable approach, making this suggestion less impactful.

    5
    Possible bug
    Add a null check for the ttl parameter before accessing its value

    Consider checking if ttl is null before trying to access its value to avoid potential
    NullReferenceExceptions.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.CouchDB/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepository.cs [349-350]

    -value.ExpiresAt = DateTime.UtcNow.Add(ttl.Value);
    +if (ttl.HasValue) value.ExpiresAt = DateTime.UtcNow.Add(ttl.Value);
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8

    Why: The suggestion addresses a potential bug by recommending a null check for the ttl parameter, which enhances the robustness of the code.

    8
    Possible issue
    Await the asynchronous repository addition to ensure proper execution flow

    Ensure that the AddRepositoryAsync method is awaited to handle any potential asynchronous
    behavior properly.

    Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/CacheManagerTests.cs [19-20]

    -CacheManager.AddRepositoryAsync(_mockRepository1.Object, 1);
    -CacheManager.AddRepositoryAsync(_mockRepository2.Object, 2);
    +await CacheManager.AddRepositoryAsync(_mockRepository1.Object, 1);
    +await CacheManager.AddRepositoryAsync(_mockRepository2.Object, 2);
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8

    Why: Awaiting the asynchronous method ensures that any potential asynchronous behavior is handled correctly, which is crucial for the test's reliability.

    8
    Update the method signature to async to match its asynchronous operations

    Change the Remove_ShouldRemoveValueFromAllRepositoriesAsync method to be asynchronous by
    updating its signature to public async Task
    Remove_ShouldRemoveValueFromAllRepositoriesAsync().

    Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/CacheManagerTests.cs [57]

    -public void Remove_ShouldRemoveValueFromAllRepositoriesAsync()
    +public async Task Remove_ShouldRemoveValueFromAllRepositoriesAsync()
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8

    Why: Updating the method to be asynchronous is necessary since it calls asynchronous operations, ensuring proper execution flow and consistency.

    8
    Await the asynchronous removal operation to ensure proper execution flow

    Ensure that the RemoveAsync method is called in an awaited context to handle its
    asynchronous nature properly.

    Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/CacheManagerTests.cs [63]

    -CacheManager.Remove(key);
    +await CacheManager.RemoveAsync(key);
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8

    Why: Awaiting the RemoveAsync method is essential to ensure that the asynchronous operation completes before proceeding, which is important for test accuracy.

    8
    Ensure the mock setup returns the expected value for consistency in tests

    Verify that the TryGetAsync setup in the Get_ShouldRetrieveValueFromRepositoryAsync test
    correctly matches the expected return type and structure.

    Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/CacheManagerTests.cs [47]

    -_mockRepository1.Setup(m => m.TryGetAsync<string>(key)).ReturnsAsync((true, "test"));
    +_mockRepository1.Setup(m => m.TryGetAsync<string>(key)).ReturnsAsync((true, expectedValue));
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

    Why: While the mock setup is mostly correct, ensuring it returns the expected value enhances test reliability and consistency, making this a valuable suggestion.

    7
    Best practice
    Use ConfigureAwait(false) to avoid deadlocks in certain synchronization contexts

    Ensure that the RemoveSpecificAsync method is awaited properly to handle any exceptions
    that may occur during its execution.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.CouchDB/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepository.cs [213-214]

    -await RemoveSpecificAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>(key);
    +await RemoveSpecificAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>(key).ConfigureAwait(false);
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

    Why: While the suggestion is valid and improves best practices by using ConfigureAwait(false), it is not as critical as the previous suggestions, hence the lower score.

    7
    Maintainability
    Ensure exceptions are handled to avoid silent failures

    Ensure that exceptions are logged or handled appropriately in the catch blocks to avoid
    silent failures.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.Redis/Cache/RedisCacheRepository.cs [201]

     catch (Exception e)
     {
    +    HandleException(e); // Ensure exceptions are logged or handled
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

    Why: The suggestion is valid as it emphasizes the importance of handling exceptions properly to avoid silent failures. However, it addresses a minor issue compared to the previous suggestions.

    7
    Enhancement
    Add cancellation tokens to asynchronous methods for improved task management

    Consider implementing cancellation tokens in your asynchronous methods to allow for better
    control over task cancellation.

    Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/MemoryCacheRepository.cs [40]

    -public async Task SetAsync<T>(T value, string key, TimeSpan? ttl = null)
    +public async Task SetAsync<T>(T value, string key, TimeSpan? ttl = null, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

    Why: Adding cancellation tokens is a good practice for improving task management, but it is not critical for the current implementation, which may still function correctly without them.

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    Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/CacheManagerTests.cs (2)

    Line range hint 57-68: Update the test method to be async.

    The test method has been renamed to Remove_ShouldRemoveValueFromAllRepositoriesAsync which implies it's an async test, but the method itself is still synchronous.

    Please update the test method to be async and use CacheManager.RemoveAsync instead of CacheManager.Remove to fully validate the async behavior.

    [Fact]
    public async Task Remove_ShouldRemoveValueFromAllRepositoriesAsync()
    {
        // Arrange
        var key = "test-key";
    
        // Act
        await CacheManager.RemoveAsync(key);
    
        // Assert
        _mockRepository1.Verify(m => m.RemoveAsync(key), Times.Once);
        _mockRepository2.Verify(m => m.RemoveAsync(key), Times.Once);
    }

    44-47: Remove commented out code.

    Please remove the commented out lines of code as they seem to be leftovers from the test method update. It's a good practice to clean up the code before committing changes.

    Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepositoryTests.cs (1)

    Line range hint 65-76: Update the test method name and comments to accurately describe the test scenario.

    The current test method is testing the scenario where the GetAsync method is called with a key that has not been set, and it correctly asserts that the returned value is null. However, the test method name and comments suggest that it is testing the scenario of retrieving a stored value, which is misleading.

    Consider updating the test method name and comments to something like:

    /// <summary>
    /// Tests that the GetAsync method returns null for a key that has not been set.
    /// </summary>
    [Fact]
    public async Task GetFromDatabase_ShouldReturnNullForNonExistentKey()
    {
        // ...
    }

    Additionally, consider adding a new test method to test the scenario of retrieving a stored value:

    [Fact]
    public async Task GetFromDatabase_ShouldReturnStoredValue()
    {
        // Arrange
        var key = "test-key";
        var expectedValue = "test-value";
        await _repository.SetAsync(expectedValue, key);
    
        // Act
        var actualValue = await _repository.GetAsync<string>(key);
    
        // Assert
        actualValue.Should().Be(expectedValue);
    }
    Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/MemoryCacheRepository.cs (5)

    40-40: Consider removing the unused ttl parameter.

    The ttl parameter is not being used, and the comment indicates it's not implemented yet. To avoid confusion, consider removing this parameter until TTL functionality is implemented.

    Apply this diff to remove the unused parameter:

    -public async Task SetAsync<T>(T value, string key, TimeSpan? ttl = null)
    +public async Task SetAsync<T>(T value, string key)

    Line range hint 66-74: Update the implementation to be asynchronous.

    The method signature has been updated to return a Task<T>, indicating it's asynchronous, but the implementation is still synchronous. To align with the asynchronous signature, consider using Task.FromResult to return the value asynchronously.

    Apply this diff to make the method asynchronous:

     public async Task<T> GetAsync<T>(string key)
     {
         if (!_data.TryGetValue(key, out var value))
         {
             throw new InvalidOperationException($"Unable to get the item with key {key}");
         }
    
    -    return (T)value;
    +    return await Task.FromResult((T)value);
     }

    Line range hint 84-95: Update the implementation to be asynchronous.

    The method signature has been updated to return a Task<T>, indicating it's asynchronous, but the implementation is still synchronous. To align with the asynchronous signature, consider using Task.FromResult to return the value asynchronously.

    Apply this diff to make the method asynchronous:

     public async Task<T> GetAsync<T>(string key, string subKey)
     {
         var finalKey = $"{key}-{subKey}";
         if (!_hash.TryGetValue(finalKey, out var value))
         {
             throw new InvalidOperationException(
                 $"Unable to get the item with key {key} and sub key {subKey}"
             );
         }
    
    -    return (T)value;
    +    return await Task.FromResult((T)value);
     }

    Line range hint 142-148: Update the implementation to be asynchronous.

    The method signature has been updated to return a Task, indicating it's asynchronous, but the implementation is still synchronous. To align with the asynchronous signature, consider using Task.CompletedTask to make the method asynchronous.

    Apply this diff to make the method asynchronous:

     public async Task RemoveAsync(string key)
     {
         if (_data.ContainsKey(key))
         {
             _data.TryRemove(key, out _);
         }
    +    await Task.CompletedTask;
     }

    Line range hint 155-162: Update the implementation to be asynchronous.

    The method signature has been updated to return a Task, indicating it's asynchronous, but the implementation is still synchronous. To align with the asynchronous signature, consider using Task.CompletedTask to make the method asynchronous.

    Apply this diff to make the method asynchronous:

     public async Task RemoveAsync(string key, string subKey)
     {
         var finalKey = $"{key}-{subKey}";
         if (_data.ContainsKey(finalKey))
         {
             _hash.TryRemove(finalKey, out _);
         }
    +    await Task.CompletedTask;
     }
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    • Src/CrispyWaffle.CouchDB/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepository.cs (18 hunks)
    • Src/CrispyWaffle.Redis/Cache/RedisCacheRepository.cs (12 hunks)
    • Src/CrispyWaffle.Utils/Communications/SmtpMailer.cs (2 hunks)
    • Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/CacheManager.cs (27 hunks)
    • Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/ICacheRepository.cs (5 hunks)
    • Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/MemoryCacheRepository.cs (9 hunks)
    • Tests/CrispyWaffle.IntegrationTests/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepositoryTests.cs (6 hunks)
    • Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/CacheManagerTests.cs (3 hunks)
    • Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepositoryTests.cs (4 hunks)
    • Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/MemoryCacheRepositoryTests.cs (2 hunks)
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    Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/MemoryCacheRepositoryTests.cs (3)

    19-32: LGTM!

    The test method has been correctly updated to reflect the async nature of the SetAsync and GetAsync methods. The test method is correctly testing the SetAsync method of the MemoryCacheRepository class and is correctly using the GetAsync method to retrieve the stored value from the cache. The test method is also correctly comparing the retrieved value with the expected value using the Should().Be() assertion.


    35-48: LGTM!

    The test method has been correctly updated to reflect the async nature of the SetAsync and GetAsync methods. The test method is correctly testing the GetAsync method of the MemoryCacheRepository class and is correctly using the SetAsync method to store a value in the cache. The test method is also correctly comparing the retrieved value with the expected value using the Should().Be() assertion.


    Line range hint 50-64: LGTM!

    The test method has been correctly updated to reflect the async nature of the SetAsync, RemoveAsync, and GetAsync methods. The test method is correctly testing the RemoveAsync method of the MemoryCacheRepository class and is correctly using the SetAsync method to store a value in the cache and the RemoveAsync method to remove the stored value from the cache. The test method is also correctly using the Assert.ThrowsAsync method to assert that the GetAsync method throws an InvalidOperationException when trying to retrieve the removed value from the cache.

    Tests/CrispyWaffle.Tests/Cache/CacheManagerTests.cs (3)

    19-20: LGTM!

    The change to use CacheManager.AddRepositoryAsync is consistent with the PR objective of converting cache operations to async. The mock repositories are being added asynchronously in the constructor, which is the correct approach.


    24-35: Test updated correctly for async/await!

    The test method has been appropriately updated to:

    • Use async/await syntax.
    • Call the async SetAsync method instead of the sync Set method.
    • Verify that the async SetAsync method is called on the mock repositories.

    These changes are consistent with the PR objective of converting cache operations to async.


    39-51: Test updated correctly for async/await!

    The test method has been appropriately updated to:

    • Use async/await syntax.
    • Call the async GetAsync method instead of the sync Get method.
    • Setup the mock repository to return a tuple asynchronously from TryGetAsync.

    These changes are consistent with the PR objective of converting cache operations to async.

    Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/ICacheRepository.cs (11)

    2-2: LGTM!

    The using System.Threading.Tasks; statement is necessary for using Task and Task<T> types in the interface.


    26-32: LGTM!

    The SetAsync<T> method has been correctly introduced to replace the synchronous Set<T> method. The method signature and documentation are consistent with the asynchronous nature of the operation.


    41-47: LGTM!

    The SetAsync<T> overload method has been correctly introduced to replace the synchronous Set<T> overload method. The method signature and documentation are consistent with the asynchronous nature of the operation.


    54-61: LGTM!

    The GetAsync<T> method has been correctly introduced to replace the synchronous Get<T> method. The method signature and documentation are consistent with the asynchronous nature of the operation.


    69-75: LGTM!

    The GetAsync<T> overload method has been correctly introduced to replace the synchronous Get<T> overload method. The method signature and documentation are consistent with the asynchronous nature of the operation.


    84-86: LGTM!

    The TryGetAsync<T> method has been correctly introduced to replace the synchronous TryGet<T> method. The method signature and documentation are consistent with the asynchronous nature of the operation. The change in the return type from out parameter to a tuple is a good improvement for usability and readability.


    95-97: LGTM!

    The TryGetAsync<T> overload method has been correctly introduced to replace the synchronous TryGet<T> overload method. The method signature and documentation are consistent with the asynchronous nature of the operation. The change in the return type from out parameter to a tuple is a good improvement for usability and readability.


    103-104: LGTM!

    The RemoveAsync method has been correctly introduced to replace the synchronous Remove method. The method signature and documentation are consistent with the asynchronous nature of the operation.


    111-112: LGTM!

    The RemoveAsync overload method has been correctly introduced to replace the synchronous Remove overload method. The method signature and documentation are consistent with the asynchronous nature of the operation.


    118-119: LGTM!

    The TTLAsync method has been correctly introduced to replace the synchronous TTL method. The method signature and documentation are consistent with the asynchronous nature of the operation.


    124-124: LGTM!

    The ClearAsync method has been correctly introduced to replace the synchronous Clear method. The method signature is consistent with the asynchronous nature of the operation.

    Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/MemoryCacheRepository.cs (2)

    40-43: LGTM!

    The method has been correctly updated to be asynchronous using Task.Run.


    53-57: LGTM!

    The method has been correctly updated to be asynchronous using Task.Run.

    Tests/CrispyWaffle.IntegrationTests/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepositoryTests.cs (6)

    38-49: LGTM!

    The test method has been correctly updated to use the async versions of the CouchDBCacheRepository methods. The changes are consistent with the async updates made to the repository.


    62-84: LGTM!

    The test method has been correctly updated to use the async versions of the CouchDBCacheRepository methods for setting, getting, and removing specific Car objects. The changes are consistent with the async updates made to the repository.


    96-107: LGTM!

    The test method has been correctly updated to use the async versions of the CouchDBCacheRepository methods for setting, removing, and getting a CouchDBCacheDocument. The changes are consistent with the async updates made to the repository.


    120-131: LGTM!

    The test method has been correctly updated to use the async versions of the CouchDBCacheRepository methods for setting, removing, and getting a specific Car object. The changes are consistent with the async updates made to the repository.


    Line range hint 146-157: LGTM!

    The test method has been correctly updated to use the async versions of the CouchDBCacheRepository methods for setting multiple documents and clearing the repository. The changes are consistent with the async updates made to the repository.


    174-187: LGTM!

    The test method has been correctly updated to use the async versions of the CouchDBCacheRepository methods for setting a document with a TTL and getting the document. The changes are consistent with the async updates made to the repository.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.Utils/Communications/SmtpMailer.cs (2)

    342-343: LGTM!

    The change from CacheManager.TryGet to CacheManager.TryGetAsync is correct and aligns with the goal of making the function fully asynchronous. This enhances the method's responsiveness by allowing other operations to proceed while waiting for the cache check to complete.


    376-376: LGTM!

    The change from CacheManager.Set to CacheManager.SetAsync is correct and aligns with the goal of making cache operations asynchronous. This indicates a shift towards a fully asynchronous approach for setting cache values, which is likely aimed at improving performance and scalability.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.Redis/Cache/RedisCacheRepository.cs (10)

    Line range hint 160-184: LGTM!

    The SetAsync method correctly implements the asynchronous logic to set a value in the cache with an optional TTL. The exception handling is also implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag.


    Line range hint 191-210: LGTM!

    The SetAsync overload correctly implements the asynchronous logic to set a value in the cache with a sub-key. The method retrieves all values, updates the value for the sub-key, and sets all values back using the appropriate asynchronous methods. The exception handling is also implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag.


    Line range hint 219-245: LGTM!

    The GetAsync method correctly implements the asynchronous logic to retrieve a value from the cache by key. The method checks the existence of the key and retrieves the value using the appropriate asynchronous methods. The exception handling is implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag, and an InvalidOperationException is thrown with an appropriate message if the key doesn't exist.


    Line range hint 256-286: LGTM!

    The GetAsync overload correctly implements the asynchronous logic to retrieve a value from the cache by key and sub-key. The method checks the existence of the sub-key within the key and retrieves the value using the appropriate asynchronous methods. The exception handling is implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag, and an InvalidOperationException is thrown with an appropriate message if the key and sub-key combination doesn't exist.


    Line range hint 297-316: LGTM!

    The TryGetAsync method correctly implements the asynchronous logic to attempt retrieving a value from the cache by key and return a tuple indicating the existence and the value. The method retrieves the value and checks the existence using the appropriate asynchronous methods. The exception handling is implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag, and the method returns an appropriate tuple with the existence flag and the value (default value if not found).


    Line range hint 326-347: LGTM!

    The TryGetAsync overload correctly implements the asynchronous logic to attempt retrieving a value from the cache by key and sub-key and return a tuple indicating the existence and the value. The method retrieves the value and checks the existence using the appropriate asynchronous methods. The exception handling is implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag, and the method returns an appropriate tuple with the existence flag and the value (default value if not found).


    Line range hint 353-369: LGTM!

    The RemoveAsync method correctly implements the asynchronous logic to remove a value from the cache by key. The method uses the appropriate asynchronous method to remove the value. The exception handling is implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag.


    Line range hint 375-390: LGTM!

    The RemoveAsync overload correctly implements the asynchronous logic to remove a value from the cache by key and sub-key. The method uses the appropriate asynchronous method to remove the value. The exception handling is implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag.


    Line range hint 397-415: LGTM!

    The TTLAsync method correctly implements the logic to retrieve the time to live (TTL) of a key in the cache. The method uses the appropriate method to retrieve the TTL. The exception handling is implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag, and the method returns an appropriate value (TimeSpan.Zero) if the key doesn't exist or has already expired.


    Line range hint 420-435: LGTM!

    The ClearAsync method correctly implements the asynchronous logic to clear the entire cache. The method uses the appropriate asynchronous method to clear the cache. The exception handling is implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.CouchDB/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepository.cs (12)

    48-50: LGTM!

    The ClearAsync method is implemented correctly using async/await and Task.Run to execute the generic ClearAsync method asynchronously.


    Line range hint 65-79: LGTM!

    The ClearAsync<T> method is implemented correctly using async/await and Task.Run to execute the delete operations asynchronously. The exception handling is also implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag.


    93-100: LGTM!

    The GetAsync<T>(string key) method is implemented correctly. It checks if the type T is assignable from CouchDBCacheDocument, calls the GetSpecificAsync method to retrieve the document, and casts the result to T.


    118-125: LGTM!

    The GetAsync<T>(string key, string subKey) method is implemented correctly. It checks if the type T is assignable from CouchDBCacheDocument, calls the GetSpecificAsync method to retrieve the document, and casts the result to T.


    135-140: LGTM!

    The GetSpecificAsync<T>(string key) method is implemented correctly using async/await and Task.Run to execute the database query asynchronously. The expiration check and exception handling are also implemented correctly.


    178-185: LGTM!

    The GetSpecificAsync<T>(string key, string subKey) method is implemented correctly using async/await and Task.Run to execute the database query asynchronously. The expiration check and exception handling are also implemented correctly.


    211-213: LGTM!

    The RemoveAsync(string key) method is implemented correctly. It calls the RemoveSpecificAsync method to remove the document.


    227-229: LGTM!

    The RemoveAsync(string key, string subKey) method is implemented correctly. It calls the RemoveSpecificAsync method to remove the document.


    237-243: LGTM!

    The RemoveSpecificAsync<T>(string key) method is implemented correctly using async/await and Task.Run to execute the database operations asynchronously. The exception handling is also implemented correctly.


    274-280: LGTM!

    The RemoveSpecificAsync<T>(string key, string subKey) method is implemented correctly using async/await and Task.Run to execute the database operations asynchronously. The exception handling is also implemented correctly.


    299-306: LGTM!

    The SetAsync<T>(T value, string key, TimeSpan? ttl = null) method is implemented correctly. It checks if the type T is assignable from CouchDBCacheDocument and calls the SetSpecificAsync method to set the value.


    322-329: LGTM!

    The SetAsync<T>(T value, string key, string subKey) method is implemented correctly. It checks if the type T is assignable from CouchDBCacheDocument and calls the SetSpecificAsync method to set the value.

    Comment on lines +43 to 53
    public async Task SetToDatabase_ShouldStoreValueAsync()
    {
    // Arrange
    var key = "test-key";
    var value = "test-value";

    // Act
    _repository.Set(value, key);
    await _repository.SetAsync(value, key);

    // Assert
    }
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    Add assertions to verify that the value was stored correctly.

    The test method is missing assertions to verify that the SetAsync method correctly stored the value in the database. Consider adding assertions to check that the value can be retrieved using the GetAsync method after calling SetAsync.

    Here's an example of how you can add assertions:

    // Assert
    var storedValue = await _repository.GetAsync<string>(key);
    storedValue.Should().Be(value);

    Comment on lines +90 to 99
    public async Task RemoveFromDatabase_ShouldRemoveValueAsync()
    {
    // Arrange
    var key = "test-key";

    // Act
    _repository.Remove(key);
    await _repository.RemoveAsync(key);

    // Assert
    }
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    Add assertions to verify that the value was removed correctly.

    The test method is missing assertions to verify that the RemoveAsync method correctly removed the value from the database. Consider adding assertions to check that the value cannot be retrieved using the GetAsync method after calling RemoveAsync.

    Here's an example of how you can add assertions:

    // Arrange
    var key = "test-key";
    var value = "test-value";
    await _repository.SetAsync(value, key);
    
    // Act
    await _repository.RemoveAsync(key);
    
    // Assert
    var removedValue = await _repository.GetAsync<string>(key);
    removedValue.Should().BeNull();

    Comment on lines +105 to 115
    public async Task<(bool Exists, T value)> TryGetAsync<T>(string key)
    {
    value = default;
    T value = default;
    if (!_data.TryGetValue(key, out var temp))
    {
    return false;
    return (false, value);
    }

    value = (T)temp;
    return true;
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    }
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    Update the implementation to be asynchronous.

    The method signature has been updated to return a Task<(bool Exists, T value)>, indicating it's asynchronous, but the implementation is still synchronous. To align with the asynchronous signature, consider using Task.FromResult to return the tuple asynchronously.

    Apply this diff to make the method asynchronous:

     public async Task<(bool Exists, T value)> TryGetAsync<T>(string key)
     {
         T value = default;
         if (!_data.TryGetValue(key, out var temp))
         {
    -        return (false, value);
    +        return await Task.FromResult((false, value));
         }
    
         value = (T)temp;
    -    return (true, value);
    +    return await Task.FromResult((true, value));
     }
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    public async Task<(bool Exists, T value)> TryGetAsync<T>(string key, string subKey)
    {
    value = default;
    T value = default;
    var finalKey = $"{key}-{subKey}";
    if (!_hash.TryGetValue(finalKey, out var temp))
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    Update the implementation to be asynchronous.

    The method signature has been updated to return a Task<(bool Exists, T value)>, indicating it's asynchronous, but the implementation is still synchronous. To align with the asynchronous signature, consider using Task.FromResult to return the tuple asynchronously.

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     public async Task<(bool Exists, T value)> TryGetAsync<T>(string key, string subKey)
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         T value = default;
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         if (!_hash.TryGetValue(finalKey, out var temp))
         {
    -        return (false, value);
    +        return await Task.FromResult((false, value));
         }
    
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    -    return (true, value);
    +    return await Task.FromResult((true, value));
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    public async Task<TimeSpan> TTLAsync(string key)
    {
    return new TimeSpan(0);
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    Src/CrispyWaffle.Redis/Cache/RedisCacheRepository.cs (4)

    Line range hint 219-248: Consider removing the Task.Run wrapper.

    Since the GetAsync method of the cache client already returns a Task, there is no need to wrap it inside a Task.Run. You can directly await the GetAsync call.

    Apply this diff to remove the Task.Run wrapper:

    -var returnResult = await Task.Run(
    -    () => _cacheClient.Db0.GetAsync<T>(key, CommandFlags.PreferReplica).Result
    -);
    -return returnResult;
    +return await _cacheClient.Db0.GetAsync<T>(key, CommandFlags.PreferReplica);

    Line range hint 258-290: Consider using await instead of accessing the Result property.

    To make the method fully asynchronous, consider using await instead of directly accessing the Result property of the Task returned by HashExistsAsync and HashGetAsync.

    Apply this diff to use await:

    -if (
    -    _cacheClient.Db0.HashExistsAsync(key, subKey, CommandFlags.PreferReplica).Result
    -)
    -{
    -    return Task.FromResult(
    -        _cacheClient
    -            .Db0.HashGetAsync<T>(key, subKey, CommandFlags.PreferReplica)
    -            .Result
    -    );
    -}
    +if (await _cacheClient.Db0.HashExistsAsync(key, subKey, CommandFlags.PreferReplica))
    +{
    +    return await _cacheClient.Db0.HashGetAsync<T>(key, subKey, CommandFlags.PreferReplica);
    +}

    Line range hint 301-320: Consider checking the existence of the key before retrieving the value.

    To optimize the method, consider checking the existence of the key using ExistsAsync before trying to retrieve its value using GetAsync. This way, you can avoid unnecessary retrieval attempts for non-existent keys.

    Apply this diff to check the existence before retrieving the value:

    -value = _cacheClient.Db0.GetAsync<T>(key, CommandFlags.PreferReplica).Result;
    -return (_cacheClient.Db0.ExistsAsync(key).Result, value);
    +var exists = await _cacheClient.Db0.ExistsAsync(key);
    +if (exists)
    +{
    +    value = await _cacheClient.Db0.GetAsync<T>(key, CommandFlags.PreferReplica);
    +}
    +return (exists, value);

    Line range hint 330-351: Consider checking the existence of the subkey before retrieving the value.

    Similar to the previous TryGetAsync method, consider checking the existence of the subkey using HashExistsAsync before trying to retrieve its value using HashGetAsync. This way, you can avoid unnecessary retrieval attempts for non-existent subkeys.

    Apply this diff to check the existence before retrieving the value:

    -value = _cacheClient
    -    .Db0.HashGetAsync<T>(key, subKey, CommandFlags.PreferReplica)
    -    .Result;
    -return (_cacheClient.Db0.HashExistsAsync(key, subKey).Result, value);
    +var exists = await _cacheClient.Db0.HashExistsAsync(key, subKey);
    +if (exists)
    +{
    +    value = await _cacheClient.Db0.HashGetAsync<T>(key, subKey, CommandFlags.PreferReplica);
    +}
    +return (exists, value);
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    • Src/CrispyWaffle.CouchDB/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepository.cs (18 hunks)
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    • Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/CacheManager.cs (27 hunks)
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    Src/CrispyWaffle.Redis/Cache/RedisCacheRepository.cs (6)

    Line range hint 160-183: LGTM!

    The changes to make the Set method asynchronous using async/await and AddAsync are implemented correctly. The exception handling logic is also preserved.


    Line range hint 191-210: LGTM!

    The changes to make the Set method with subkey asynchronous using async/await and HashSetAsync are implemented correctly. The exception handling logic is also preserved.


    Line range hint 357-373: LGTM!

    The changes to make the Remove method asynchronous using async/await and RemoveAsync are implemented correctly. The exception handling logic is also preserved.


    Line range hint 379-393: LGTM!

    The changes to make the Remove method with subkey asynchronous using async/await and HashDeleteAsync are implemented correctly. The exception handling logic is also preserved.


    Line range hint 401-419: LGTM!

    The changes to make the TTL method asynchronous using async/await are implemented correctly. The exception handling logic is also preserved.


    Line range hint 424-439: LGTM!

    The changes to make the Clear method asynchronous using async/await and FlushDbAsync are implemented correctly. The exception handling logic is also preserved.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.CouchDB/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepository.cs (11)

    48-50: LGTM!

    The ClearAsync method is implemented correctly using async and Task.Run to clear the cache asynchronously.


    Line range hint 65-90: LGTM!

    The ClearAsync<T> method is implemented correctly using async and Task.Run to clear documents of a specific type asynchronously. It efficiently creates delete tasks for each document and waits for their completion. The exception handling is also properly implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag.


    93-100: LGTM!

    The GetAsync<T>(string key) method is implemented correctly. It checks if the type T is assignable from CouchDBCacheDocument and retrieves the cached document using GetSpecificAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>. The type cast is properly handled, and the default value is returned for non-assignable types.


    118-125: LGTM!

    The GetAsync<T>(string key, string subKey) method is implemented correctly. It checks if the type T is assignable from CouchDBCacheDocument and retrieves the cached document using GetSpecificAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>. The type cast is properly handled, and the default value is returned for non-assignable types.


    Line range hint 135-162: LGTM!

    The GetSpecificAsync<T>(string key) method is implemented correctly. It uses Task.Run to execute the database query asynchronously and handles document expiration by removing expired documents. The exception handling is properly implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag, and an InvalidOperationException is thrown with a clear message if the item cannot be retrieved.


    Line range hint 180-212: LGTM!

    The GetSpecificAsync<T>(string key, string subKey) method is implemented correctly. It uses Task.Run to execute the database query asynchronously and handles document expiration by removing expired documents. The exception handling is properly implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag, and an InvalidOperationException is thrown with a clear message if the item cannot be retrieved.


    216-218: LGTM!

    The RemoveAsync(string key) method is implemented correctly. It delegates the removal of the cached entry to RemoveSpecificAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>.


    232-234: LGTM!

    The RemoveAsync(string key, string subKey) method is implemented correctly. It delegates the removal of the cached entry to RemoveSpecificAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>.


    Line range hint 242-263: LGTM!

    The RemoveSpecificAsync<T>(string key) method is implemented correctly. It uses Task.Run to execute the database operations asynchronously. It retrieves the document by key and deletes it if it exists. The exception handling is properly implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag.


    Line range hint 279-302: LGTM!

    The RemoveSpecificAsync<T>(string key, string subKey) method is implemented correctly. It uses Task.Run to execute the database operations asynchronously. It retrieves the document by key and subkey and deletes it if it exists. The exception handling is properly implemented based on the ShouldPropagateExceptions flag.


    306-313: LGTM!

    Src/CrispyWaffle/Cache/CacheManager.cs (15)

    43-48: LGTM!

    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to resolve the repository and add it to the list is the correct approach.


    56-60: LGTM!

    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to add the repository to the list is the correct approach.


    68-76: LGTM!

    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to resolve the repository and add it to the list is the correct approach.


    Line range hint 84-104: LGTM!

    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to run the logging statement asynchronously is the correct approach.


    117-131: LGTM!

    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to run the logging statement and set the value in each repository asynchronously is the correct approach.


    140-159: LGTM!

    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to run the logging statement and set the value in each repository asynchronously is the correct approach.


    168-183: LGTM!

    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to run the logging statement and set the value in each repository asynchronously is the correct approach.


    193-213: LGTM!

    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to run the logging statement, resolve the repository, and set the value in the repository asynchronously is the correct approach.


    224-251: LGTM!

    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to run the logging statement, resolve the repository, and set the value in the repository asynchronously is the correct approach.


    262-289: LGTM!

    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to run the logging statement, resolve the repository, and set the value in the repository asynchronously is the correct approach.


    301-330: LGTM!

    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to run the logging statement, resolve the repository, and set the value in the repository asynchronously is the correct approach.


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    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to run the logging statement, try to get the value from each repository, and set the value in the memory repository asynchronously is the correct approach.


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    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to run the logging statement, try to get the value from each repository, and set the value in the memory repository asynchronously is the correct approach.


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    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to run the logging statement, resolve the repository, and get the value from the repository asynchronously is the correct approach.


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    The changes to make the method asynchronous look good. Using await to run the logging statement and get the value from the repository asynchronously is the correct approach.

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    Line range hint 23-35: Consider documenting CouchDB dependency.

    The installation of Apache CouchDB in the build process suggests it's a dependency for the project or tests. It would be beneficial to document this dependency in the project's README or documentation to ensure developers are aware of this requirement when setting up the project locally.

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    The before_build section now includes a robust setup with various code quality and coverage tools. This is a great improvement for maintaining code quality.

    Consider pinning the versions of the installed tools (opencover.portable, codecov, etc.) to ensure reproducible builds. For example:

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    Line range hint 52-76: Comprehensive build script with thorough code analysis.

    The build script now includes a robust setup for SonarScanner and various code quality tools. This is excellent for maintaining high code quality standards.

    To improve readability, consider extracting the SonarScanner parameters into a separate PowerShell function. For example:

    function Get-SonarScannerParams {
        $Params = @(
            "/k:`"$env:SONAR_PROJECT`"",
            "/o:`"$env:SONAR_ORGANIZATION`"",
            "/v:`"$env:APPVEYOR_BUILD_NUMBER`"",
            "/d:sonar.host.url=`"https://sonarcloud.io`"",
            "/d:sonar.exclusions=`"**/bin/**/*,**/obj/**/*`"",
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            "/d:sonar.cs.opencover.reportsPaths=`"Tests\$env:SOLUTION_NAME.Tests\coverage.opencover.xml`""
        )
    
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        }
    
        return $Params -join ' '
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    The after_build and deploy sections are well-structured and cover all necessary aspects of artifact generation and deployment. This ensures that the build output is properly packaged and distributed.

    To improve maintainability, consider extracting the list of projects and versions into variables at the beginning of the file. For example:

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    Then, you can use these variables in your PowerShell scripts:

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    Consider converting the file to use LF line endings. You can do this with most modern text editors or use the following git command:

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    Tests/CrispyWaffle.IntegrationTests/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepositoryTests.cs (6)

    38-48: LGTM! Consider adding ConfigureAwait(false) for better performance.

    The conversion to async/await is correct and maintains the original test logic. Well done!

    For slightly better performance in test scenarios, consider adding ConfigureAwait(false) to each await call. For example:

    await _repository.SetAsync(doc, Guid.NewGuid().ToString()).ConfigureAwait(false);

    This can help avoid potential deadlocks in certain scenarios, although it's less critical in test code.


    62-87: LGTM! Consider consistent formatting for method calls.

    The conversion to async/await is correct and maintains the original test logic. The multi-line formatting of the SetSpecificAsync call improves readability.

    For consistency, consider applying the same multi-line formatting to the second SetSpecificAsync call:

    await _repository.SetSpecificAsync(
        docTwo,
        Guid.NewGuid().ToString()
    );

    This would make the code style more uniform throughout the method.


    100-110: LGTM! Consider using is null for null check.

    The conversion to async/await is correct and maintains the original test logic.

    For improved readability and to follow more modern C# conventions, consider using the is pattern matching for the null check:

    Assert.True(docDB is null);

    This is more explicit and aligns with current C# best practices for null checking.


    124-134: LGTM! Consider using is null for consistency with previous suggestion.

    The conversion to async/await is correct and maintains the original test logic.

    For consistency with the previous suggestion and to follow modern C# conventions, consider using the is pattern matching for the null check:

    Assert.True(docDB is null);

    This change would make the null checks consistent across all test methods.


    150-161: LGTM! Consider adding error handling for database operations.

    The conversion to async/await is correct and maintains the original test logic. The separation of SetAsync calls improves readability.

    Consider adding error handling to ensure the test fails gracefully if any of the database operations throw an exception. For example:

    [Fact]
    public async Task DatabaseClearTestAsync()
    {
        try
        {
            await _repository.SetAsync(new CouchDBCacheDocument(), Guid.NewGuid().ToString());
            await _repository.SetAsync(new CouchDBCacheDocument(), Guid.NewGuid().ToString());
            await _repository.SetAsync(new CouchDBCacheDocument(), Guid.NewGuid().ToString());
            await _repository.SetAsync(new CouchDBCacheDocument(), Guid.NewGuid().ToString());
    
            await _repository.ClearAsync();
    
            var count = await _repository.GetDocCountAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>();
    
            Assert.True(count == 0);
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            Assert.Fail($"Database operation failed: {ex.Message}");
        }
    }

    This will provide more informative test failures if there are issues with the database operations.


    178-191: LGTM! Consider using a constant for the TTL value.

    The conversion to async/await is correct and maintains the original test logic. The use of Task.Delay() is more appropriate for async methods.

    To improve the maintainability and readability of the test, consider introducing a constant for the TTL value:

    private const int TTL_SECONDS = 5;
    private const int WAIT_SECONDS = 6;
    
    [Fact]
    public async Task TTLGetTestAsync()
    {
        var doc = new CouchDBCacheDocument() { Key = Guid.NewGuid().ToString() };
    
        await _repository.SetAsync(new CouchDBCacheDocument(), doc.Key, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(TTL_SECONDS));
        var fromDB = await _repository.GetAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>(doc.Key);
    
        Assert.True(doc.Key == fromDB.Key);
    
        await Task.Delay(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(WAIT_SECONDS));
    
        fromDB = await _repository.GetAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>(doc.Key);
    
        Assert.True(fromDB is null);
    }

    This change makes the test more self-documenting and easier to modify if the TTL values need to be adjusted in the future.

    Src/CrispyWaffle.CouchDB/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepository.cs (2)

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    Similarly, in SetSpecificAsync<T>(T value, string key, TimeSpan? ttl = null), consider replacing the optional parameter with method overloading. This approach can improve code readability and maintainability.

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    450-453: Rename TTLAsync to TtlAsync to follow naming conventions

    The method TTLAsync should be renamed to TtlAsync to adhere to PascalCase naming conventions in C#. This change enhances code readability and maintains consistency throughout the codebase.

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    Src/CrispyWaffle.CouchDB/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepository.cs

    [warning] 41-41:
    Refactor this method to use all type parameters in the parameter list to enable type inference.


    [warning] 93-93:
    Refactor this method to use all type parameters in the parameter list to enable type inference.


    [warning] 118-118:
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    [warning] 179-179:
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    Refactor this method to use all type parameters in the parameter list to enable type inference.


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    [warning] 292-292:
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    [warning] 450-450:
    Rename method 'TTLAsync' to match pascal case naming rules, consider using 'TtlAsync'.


    [warning] 468-468:
    Refactor this method to use all type parameters in the parameter list to enable type inference.

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    Tests/CrispyWaffle.IntegrationTests/Cache/CouchDBCacheRepositoryTests.cs (1)

    Line range hint 1-231: Overall, excellent job on implementing asynchronous operations!

    The changes in this file successfully convert all test methods to use the async/await pattern, which aligns well with the PR objectives of enhancing the caching system with asynchronous capabilities. The test logic remains intact, ensuring that the functionality of the CouchDBCacheRepository is still thoroughly validated.

    Key improvements:

    1. All repository method calls now use their async counterparts.
    2. Test methods have been renamed with the 'Async' suffix for clarity.
    3. The use of Task.Delay() instead of Thread.Sleep() in the TTL test is more appropriate for async methods.

    These changes will help ensure that the asynchronous behavior of the cache repositories is correctly tested, potentially uncovering any issues related to concurrent operations or timing-dependent behavior.

    Comment on lines +41 to +44
    public async Task<int> GetDocCountAsync<T>()
    where T : CouchDBCacheDocument
    {
    return ResolveDatabase<T>().Where(x => x.Id != null).ToList().Count;
    return (await ResolveDatabaseAsync<T>()).Where(x => x.Id != null).ToList().Count;
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    ⚠️ Potential issue

    Refactor method to enable type inference for generic type parameter

    The method GetDocCountAsync<T>() does not utilize the type parameter T in its parameters in a way that allows for type inference. This may require callers to explicitly specify the type parameter when invoking the method. Consider modifying the method to include T in the parameter list or refactor the method to eliminate the unnecessary generic type parameter.

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    public async Task<T> GetAsync<T>(string key)
    {
    if (!typeof(CouchDBCacheDocument).IsAssignableFrom(typeof(T)))
    {
    return default;
    }

    return (T)(object)GetSpecific<CouchDBCacheDocument>(key);
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    ⚠️ Potential issue

    Refactor GetAsync<T> to enable type inference

    The method GetAsync<T>(string key) may prevent type inference because the generic type parameter T is not used in a way that allows the compiler to infer it. This can necessitate explicit type declarations when calling the method. Consider adjusting the method signature or parameters to facilitate type inference.

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    public async Task SetAsync<T>(T value, string key, TimeSpan? ttl = null)
    {
    if (!typeof(CouchDBCacheDocument).IsAssignableFrom(typeof(T)))
    {
    return;
    }

    SetSpecific((CouchDBCacheDocument)(object)value, key, ttl);
    await SetSpecificAsync((CouchDBCacheDocument)(object)value, key, ttl);
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    🛠️ Refactor suggestion

    Use method overloading instead of optional parameters

    The method SetAsync<T>(T value, string key, TimeSpan? ttl = null) uses an optional parameter ttl. Utilizing method overloading instead of optional parameters can enhance clarity and reduce potential issues with default values. Consider creating overloaded methods to handle different scenarios.

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    Comment on lines +452 to +453
    var result = await GetAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>(key);
    return result.TTL;
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    ⚠️ Potential issue

    Add null check to prevent potential NullReferenceException

    In the TTLAsync method, if result is null, accessing result.TTL will throw a NullReferenceException. Add a null check to handle cases where the key does not exist.

    Apply this change to handle the null case:

    var result = await GetAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>(key);
    if (result == null)
    {
        // Handle the null case appropriately
        return TimeSpan.Zero; // or throw an exception if preferred
    }
    return result.TTL;

    Comment on lines +468 to +477
    private async Task<CouchDatabase<T>> ResolveDatabaseAsync<T>(string dbName = default)
    where T : CouchDBCacheDocument
    {
    if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(dbName))
    {
    dbName = $"{typeof(T).Name.ToLowerInvariant()}s";
    }

    return !_connector.CouchDBClient.GetDatabasesNamesAsync().Result.Contains(dbName)
    ? _connector.CouchDBClient.CreateDatabaseAsync<T>().Result
    return !(await _connector.CouchDBClient.GetDatabasesNamesAsync()).Contains(dbName)
    ? (await _connector.CouchDBClient.CreateDatabaseAsync<T>())
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    ⚠️ Potential issue

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    The method ResolveDatabaseAsync<T>(string dbName = default) does not utilize the type parameter T in its parameters in a way that allows for type inference. This may require callers to explicitly specify the type parameter when invoking the method. Consider modifying the method signature to facilitate type inference.

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    tasks.Add(db.DeleteAsync(doc));
    }

    Task.WaitAll(tasks.ToArray());
    await Task.Run(() => tasks.ToArray());
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    ⚠️ Potential issue

    Use Task.WhenAll to await completion of all tasks

    In the ClearAsync<T>() method, using await Task.Run(() => tasks.ToArray()); is not the optimal way to wait for multiple tasks to complete. Instead, use await Task.WhenAll(tasks); to efficiently await all tasks concurrently.

    Apply this diff to correct the implementation:

    - await Task.Run(() => tasks.ToArray());
    + await Task.WhenAll(tasks);
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    {
    if (!typeof(CouchDBCacheDocument).IsAssignableFrom(typeof(T)))
    {
    return default;
    }

    return (T)(object)GetSpecific<CouchDBCacheDocument>(key, subKey);
    return (T)(object)await Task.FromResult(GetSpecificAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>(key, subKey));
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    At line 125, await Task.FromResult(GetSpecificAsync<CouchDBCacheDocument>(key, subKey)) introduces unnecessary wrapping of the task. Since GetSpecificAsync already returns a Task, you can await it directly without wrapping it in Task.FromResult.

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