feat(doris): prune index fields request by time range - #2362
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Pass the current absolute time range (from/to) to /doris-index and /doris-fields so the backend can prune DESC to the partitions covering that range instead of scanning the whole table. Re-fetch index fields on refreshFlag so relative ranges such as now-1h are resolved at execution time.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesDoris index time-range refresh
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ExplorerForm
participant QueryBuilder
participant getIndexTimeRange
participant getDorisIndex
QueryBuilder->>ExplorerForm: watch refreshFlag and query.range
QueryBuilder->>getIndexTimeRange: parse query.range
getIndexTimeRange-->>QueryBuilder: return from and to milliseconds
QueryBuilder->>getDorisIndex: request index with time bounds
QueryBuilder->>getDorisIndex: refetch when refreshFlag changes
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Rapid range refreshes can briefly apply fields or a time field from an older request. This is a bounded UI consistency risk that should be addressed before relying on rapid refresh behavior. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Avoid unnecessary hidden-builder scans and propagate time ranges to all applicable Doris callers.
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What changed in this PR
Updates Doris index and field requests to use absolute time ranges, enabling partition pruning and refresh-time resolution of relative ranges.
Changes:
- Adds optional
from/toparameters to Doris services. - Resolves relative ranges at request time.
- Refreshes ExplorerNG metadata on query execution.
| File | Reviewed changes |
|---|---|
src/plugins/doris/services.ts |
Adds optional time-range parameters to Doris requests. |
src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/utils/getIndexTimeRange.ts |
Converts form ranges to absolute timestamps. |
src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/SideBarNav/index.tsx |
Passes ranges and refreshes sidebar metadata. |
src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/components/QueryBuilder/index.tsx |
Refreshes builder metadata with the current range. |
src/components/TimeRangePicker/utils.ts |
Documents runtime parsing of relative ranges. |
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| export interface IndexTimeRange { | ||
| from?: number; | ||
| to?: number; | ||
| } |
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In `@src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/SideBarNav/index.tsx`:
- Line 122: Introduce a latest-request sequence check for the field-loading flow
in SideBarNav, validating it before form.setFieldsValue({ query: patch }) and
onIndexDataChange(fields) so stale responses produce no side effects. Apply the
same request-sequence guard in QueryBuilder before setting time_field; update
the affected locations in src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/SideBarNav/index.tsx
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src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/components/QueryBuilder/index.tsx (lines 98-98).
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| { | ||
| refreshDeps: [table], | ||
| // 选中库表后必须立即获取字段以填充 time_field;refreshFlag 仅用于查询提交后按当前时间范围重新获取字段。 | ||
| refreshDeps: [datasourceValue, database, table, refreshFlag], |
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set -eu
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for f in src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/SideBarNav/index.tsx src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/components/QueryBuilder/index.tsx; do
echo "### $f"
wc -l "$f"
rg -n -C 12 'useRequest|refreshDeps|setFieldsValue|onIndexDataChange|time_field|refreshFlag' "$f"
done
printf '%s\n' '--- imports and useRequest definitions ---'
rg -n -g '*.{ts,tsx}' 'from ['\"'\"'].*use-request|useRequest\\s*[:=]|function useRequest|const useRequest|export .*useRequest' src | head -200
printf '%s\n' '--- package references ---'
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ahooks 3.8.0 useRequest refreshDeps concurrent requests cancellation stale result implementation
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In ahooks 3.8.0, useRequest handles concurrent requests and race conditions through an internal mechanism that ensures only the result of the latest request is applied to the state [1][2]. Key implementation details regarding your query include: 1. Concurrent Requests and Race Conditions: By default, useRequest manages race conditions by tracking the execution count of requests [1]. When multiple requests are triggered (e.g., via rapid calls to runAsync), the hook internally ignores the results of any "stale" (previous) requests [1][2]. Only the result from the most recent request will trigger state updates (like data, loading, or error) and execute callbacks such as onSuccess or onError [3][2]. 2. Cancellation and Stale Results: Because standard JavaScript Promises cannot be physically aborted, ahooks implements this by "hanging" or ignoring the results of superseded requests [1]. In version 3.8.0, improvements were made to ensure that superseded runAsync/refreshAsync calls reject with a dedicated CancelledError rather than hanging indefinitely [3]. This allows developers to distinguish between a genuine service failure and a request that was cancelled due to a newer request superseding it [3]. 3. refreshDeps: The refreshDeps option automatically triggers a re-run of the request when any of the dependencies in the provided array change [4]. This is integrated into the same request lifecycle, meaning if a dependency change triggers a new request while a previous one is still pending, the race condition handling described above will apply, and the previous request's result will be ignored [1]. 4. Stale Data (SWR): When using cacheKey, useRequest implements a stale-while-revalidate (SWR) pattern [5][6]. The staleTime option defines how long cached data is considered "fresh" [5]. If a request is made within the staleTime window, the hook returns the cached data immediately without re-initiating the network request [5][7]. If the data is stale, it returns the cached data while simultaneously triggering a background request to update the cache [5][7]. In summary, you do not need to manually implement cancellation logic for standard race conditions; the library handles this by ensuring only the latest request's lifecycle events (onSuccess, etc.) are processed [2]. If you need to handle the cancellation explicitly in your own code, you can catch the CancelledError using isCancelledError(error) [3].
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Citations:
- 1: GitHub issue 1498 in alibaba/hooks (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 2: GitHub issue 1383 in alibaba/hooks (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: GitHub pull request 2951 in alibaba/hooks (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://ahooks.js.org/hooks/use-request/refresy-deps/
- 5: https://ahooks.js.org/hooks/use-request/cache/
- 6: https://ahooks-v2.js.org/hooks/async/
- 7: https://www.mo4tech.com/ahooks-userequest-principle.html
Discard superseded field responses. useRequest ignores stale results for its own state, but it cannot abort the underlying promise or prevent side effects inside the service. A slower request can therefore apply fields from an older time range after a newer request starts.
- In
SideBarNav, check a latest-request sequence ID beforeform.setFieldsValue({ query: patch })andonIndexDataChange(fields). - In
QueryBuilder, use the same check before settingtime_field.
📍 Affects 2 files
src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/SideBarNav/index.tsx#L122-L122(this comment)src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/components/QueryBuilder/index.tsx#L98-L98
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In `@src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/SideBarNav/index.tsx` at line 122, Introduce a
latest-request sequence check for the field-loading flow in SideBarNav,
validating it before form.setFieldsValue({ query: patch }) and
onIndexDataChange(fields) so stale responses produce no side effects. Apply the
same request-sequence guard in QueryBuilder before setting time_field; update
the affected locations in src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/SideBarNav/index.tsx
(lines 122-122) and
src/plugins/doris/ExplorerNG/components/QueryBuilder/index.tsx (lines 98-98).
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Pass the current absolute time range (from/to) to /doris-index and /doris-fields so the backend can prune DESC to the partitions covering that range instead of scanning the whole table. Re-fetch index fields on refreshFlag so relative ranges such as now-1h are resolved at execution time.
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