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Warn users about the grpc-compression-type config (#20935) #21103
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Add warnings to users of TiDB about the differences in the supported options for `grpc-compression-type`. Signed-off-by: Xiaoguang Sun <[email protected]>
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Summary of Changes
Hello team, gemini-code-assist here to provide a summary of this pull request. The primary goal of this PR, as indicated by the title and description, is to improve the documentation for the grpc-compression-type configuration option in TiKV. Specifically, it aims to warn users that while TiKV supports "deflate", TiDB does not, and therefore recommends using "gzip" for compression between TiKV and TiDB.
Highlights
- Documentation Update: Adds a crucial note to the
tikv-configuration-file.mddocumentation regarding thegrpc-compression-typesetting. - User Warning: Explicitly warns users that the
"deflate"compression type is not supported by TiDB, even though it's an option in TiKV, guiding them to use"gzip"instead for inter-component communication.
Changelog
- tikv-configuration-file.md
- Added a note under the
grpc-compression-typedescription (around line 143-147) to clarify that TiDB does not support the"deflate"option and recommends"gzip"for compression between TiKV and TiDB.
- Added a note under the
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Code Review
This pull request adds a crucial note to the tikv-configuration-file.md regarding the grpc-compression-type setting. The clarification that TiDB does not support "deflate" and the recommendation to use "gzip" for TiKV-to-TiDB gRPC compression is a valuable addition for users, helping prevent misconfigurations and potential interoperability issues.
The added note is clear, concise, and well-placed within the documentation for the grpc-compression-type parameter. The change adheres well to the provided documentation style guide.
Overall, this is a good and necessary documentation update.
Summary of Findings
- Documentation Clarity: The added note about
grpc-compression-typesignificantly improves clarity for users configuring TiKV and TiDB interoperability. - Minor Suggestion for Explicitness: A minor suggestion was made to explicitly name the
grpc-compression-typeconfiguration item within the note for maximum clarity, though the current phrasing is acceptable.
Merge Readiness
The pull request is in good shape and the documentation change is beneficial. I have one minor, low-severity suggestion for enhanced explicitness, but it's not a blocker for merging. As an AI assistant, I am not authorized to approve pull requests. This PR should be reviewed and approved by a human maintainer before merging.
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This is an automated cherry-pick of #20935
Add warnings to users of TiDB about the differences in the supported options for
grpc-compression-type.First-time contributors' checklist
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