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This pull request appears to be a merge from a release branch to main, incorporating several fixes and enhancements. Key changes include adding WAL versioning support and improving error handling in clientTmq.c, fixing a potential stale handle issue in tqPush.c, and refactoring WAL reading logic in walRead.c. Additionally, several test files have been updated for correctness and stability. A new test file, tests/system-test/7-tmq/tmq_handler.py, has been added, but it contains a critical bug in its consume method that prevents correct row counting.
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The block.fetchall() method consumes the result iterator. Calling it multiple times on the same block will result in empty lists on subsequent calls. This leads to incorrect counting of rows because len(block.fetchall()) on an already consumed block will be 0. You should call fetchall() once per block and store the result in a variable for reuse.
| print(block.fetchall(),len(block.fetchall())) | |
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| rows = block.fetchall() | |
| print(rows, len(rows)) | |
| cnt += len(rows) |
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