[Sweep GHA Fix] The GitHub Actions run failed on 79885a5 (master) with the following error logs:

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This pull request was created to fix GitHub Actions on 79885a5.

Description

This pull request includes the following changes:

• Added a new method isURLParamatrized to check if a URL contains parameterized values.
• Modified the BuildDefaultTykExtension method to replace parameterized values in the upstream URL with their default values.
• Added a new test case to verify the behavior of the BuildDefaultTykExtension method when replacing parameterized values with default values.
• Modified the ConnectToRedis method to close the reconnect channel before calling the disconnect method.
• Modified the statusCheck method to only trigger reconnection if the RedisController is enabled or if it was not already connected but now it is connected.

Summary

• Added isURLParamatrized method to check if a URL contains parameterized values.
• Modified BuildDefaultTykExtension to replace parameterized values in the upstream URL with their default values.
• Added test case for BuildDefaultTykExtension to verify parameter replacement.
• Modified ConnectToRedis to close the reconnect channel before calling disconnect.
• Modified statusCheck to only trigger reconnection if the RedisController is enabled or if it was not already connected but now it is connected.

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Bug fix

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Description

This pull request includes the following changes:

• Modified the ConnectToRedis method in storage/redis_controller.go to close the reconnect channel before calling disconnect. This change is intended to prevent potential issues with the order of operations when disconnecting from Redis.
• Modified the statusCheck method in storage/redis_controller.go to only trigger reconnection if the RedisController is enabled or if it was not already connected but now it is connected. This change is intended to prevent unnecessary reconnection attempts when the RedisController is not enabled or when the connection status has not changed.

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Changes walkthrough

	Relevant files
Bug fix	redis_controller.go Fixes in Redis Controller Connection and Status Check Methods        storage/redis_controller.go Modified the ConnectToRedis method to close the reconnect channel before calling disconnect. Modified the statusCheck method to only trigger reconnection if the RedisController is enabled or if it was not already connected but now it is connected. +3/-2

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PR Description updated to latest commit (b36ef75)

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PR Analysis

• 🎯 Main theme: Fixing GitHub Actions failure by modifying Redis connection handling and parameterized URL handling
• 📝 PR summary: This PR introduces changes to the Redis connection handling and the way parameterized URLs are managed. It adds a new method to check if a URL is parameterized and modifies the BuildDefaultTykExtension method to replace parameterized values with their defaults. It also adjusts the ConnectToRedis and statusCheck methods to improve Redis connection management.
• 📌 Type of PR: Bug fix
• 🧪 Relevant tests added: Yes
• ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]: 3, because the PR involves changes to critical parts of the codebase such as Redis connection handling and URL parameterization, which requires a good understanding of the system to review effectively.
• 🔒 Security concerns: No security concerns found

PR Feedback

💡 General suggestions: The PR is well-structured and the changes are clearly explained. It would be beneficial to provide more context about the original GitHub Actions failure and how these changes address the issue. Additionally, it would be helpful to explain why the reconnect channel is being closed before calling disconnect in the ConnectToRedis method.

🤖 Code feedback:

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relevant file	storage/redis_controller.go
suggestion	It seems that the reconnect channel is being closed twice in the ConnectToRedis method. This could lead to a panic if the channel is closed while it is being used elsewhere. Please ensure that the channel is only closed once. [important]
relevant line	close(rc.reconnect)

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relevant file	storage/redis_controller.go
suggestion	The condition in the statusCheck method might be more readable if it is split into multiple lines or separate conditions. This would make the code easier to understand and maintain. [medium]
relevant line	if !rc.enabled() || (!alreadyConnected && connected) {

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bug

Avoid closing the same channel twice to prevent a runtime panic.              It seems like you're trying to close the same channel (rc.reconnect) twice in the defer function. This will cause a panic at runtime if the channel is already closed. You should ensure that a channel is not closed more than once. storage/redis_controller.go [161-163] defer func() { - close(rc.reconnect) close(rc.reconnect) }() Correct the incomplete condition to prevent a syntax error.                   The condition if !rc.enabled() is missing an action or another condition. This will cause a syntax error. You should complete the condition or remove it if it's not needed. storage/redis_controller.go [211-213] -if !rc.enabled() -|| (!alreadyConnected && connected) { +if (!alreadyConnected && connected) { rc.reconnect <- struct{}{} }

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