Add default response message type for v3 sparql

[n-h-diaz]

There is nil dereference when fetching cached sparql response from redis, so this is setting the default message to UnmarshalTo (

mixer/internal/server/redis/client.go

Line 120 in 318b9b3

if err := anyMsg.UnmarshalTo(response); err != nil {

)

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a critical bug causing nil dereference errors when the system attempts to retrieve cached SPARQL v3 responses from Redis. By explicitly defining a default empty response object for SPARQL query types, the change prevents runtime crashes and enhances the robustness of the caching mechanism for SPARQL services.

Highlights

• Bug Fix: Resolved a nil dereference error that occurred when fetching cached SPARQL v3 responses from Redis.
• Feature Enhancement: Introduced a default response message type for SPARQL v3 queries to ensure proper initialization of cached responses.

Changelog

• internal/server/redis/processor.go
  • Imported the pb package to access the QueryResponse type.
  • Added a new case in the newEmptyResponse function to return an empty pb.QueryResponse for dispatcher.TypeSparql.
  • Included error logging for unknown request types in newEmptyResponse.
• internal/server/redis/processor_test.go
  • Imported the pb package for testing purposes.
  • Added a new test case to TestNewEmptyResponse to verify that dispatcher.TypeSparql correctly returns an empty pb.QueryResponse.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly addresses a nil pointer dereference that occurs when fetching a cached sparql response. The fix involves handling the TypeSparql in newEmptyResponse to provide a default response message, and a corresponding test case has been added. My review includes a suggestion to make the default case in the switch statement more robust to prevent similar issues in the future.

[juliawu]

Thank you for the fix! Leaving approval to @dhotchkiss.

[dhotchkiss]

lgtm

(I miss the return / throw language of Java as opposed to the verbosity of (msg, err) but so it 'go'es)