Added `lockAcquired` flags in `PluginsManifest.cs` and `Main.cs`
to ensure semaphore locks are only released if successfully
acquired, preventing potential runtime errors. Updated `finally`
blocks to conditionally release locks based on these flags.
Removed redundant cancellation check in `EverythingAPI.cs` to
simplify code, assuming cancellation is handled elsewhere. These
changes enhance reliability and maintainability of the codebase.
Updated `_semaphore.WaitAsync` in `EverythingAPI.cs` to accept a `CancellationToken` and handle `OperationCanceledException` gracefully, returning `false` instead of propagating the exception.
Refactored locking mechanisms in `Main.cs` to use `CancellationToken` for `_win32sLock` and `_uwpsLock`. Added `try-catch` blocks to handle `OperationCanceledException` and ensure proper lock release. Methods now return `emptyResults` when operations are canceled.
Updated comments to explain the rationale for not directly passing
CancellationToken to methods and instead checking
IsCancellationRequested within locks. This prevents unexpected
OperationCanceledException. Changes made in EverythingAPI.cs
(IsEverythingRunningAsync) and Main.cs (Win32 and UWP program
preparation). No functional changes to the code.
Added comments in `EverythingAPI.cs` and `Main.cs` to explain
why `CancellationToken` is not directly passed to semaphore
locks, preventing unexpected `OperationCanceledException`.
Updated debug log messages in `Main.cs` for better clarity,
including changing "Start handling programs" to "Start querying
programs". Removed redundant log messages to improve logging
consistency.
Added `ResetCache` calls after clearing `_win32s` and `_uwps` lists to ensure proper cache reset during indexing. Updated logic to return `resultList` after setting cache size and expiration for improved clarity. Removed `await Task.WhenAll` to adjust asynchronous flow in the indexing process.
Enhanced cancellation handling by adding `token.IsCancellationRequested` checks to improve responsiveness. Refactored locking mechanisms for `_win32sLock` and `_uwpsLock` using `try-finally` blocks to ensure proper acquisition and release, improving thread safety and preventing deadlocks.
Reorganized Win32 and UWP program querying logic for better modularity and readability. Replaced shared collection access with local variables to improve clarity and maintain thread safety. Simplified empty result handling by directly returning `emptyResults` when canceled.
Removed redundant debug log statements to reduce verbosity and updated remaining logs for clarity. Suppressed unused result warnings by replacing direct calls to `EverythingApiDllImport.Everything_GetMajorVersion()` with null-coalescing assignments.
Removed the `CancellationToken` parameter from `WaitAsync` calls
on semaphores in `EverythingAPI.cs` and `Main.cs`. This change
eliminates cancellation support for semaphore waits, likely due
to a design decision prioritizing simplicity or avoiding issues
with cancellation handling.
In `EverythingAPI.cs`, `WaitAsync(token)` was replaced with
`WaitAsync()` in two methods. Similarly, in `Main.cs`, the
`WaitAsync` calls for `_win32sLock` and `_uwpsLock` were updated
to remove the `token` parameter.
Note: This change may impact the ability to gracefully handle
cancellation during semaphore waits.
Added a debug log statement to indicate when the lock for
querying Win32 programs is being acquired. This enhances
granularity in logging, making it easier to distinguish
between the acquisition of locks for Win32 and UWP programs.
Improves traceability and debugging of the program's
execution flow.
Enhanced logging to provide better traceability and insights:
- Added debug logs for query reception, cache misses, and lock acquisition.
- Logged query cancellation and completion with result counts.
- Added logs for caching results, including item counts and query details.
- Improved logging for filtering and program selection processes.
- Ensured no functional changes to existing query and filtering logic.
Introduced a MemoryCache to improve QueryAsync performance by
caching query results, reducing redundant computations. Added
a ResetCache method to reinitialize the cache when settings
are updated. Integrated cache reset calls into settings
property setters to ensure consistency.
Refactored query logic to leverage MemoryCache.GetOrCreateAsync
for streamlined caching. Removed redundant code and debug
logging for improved readability and maintainability. Ensured
thread safety with proper locking mechanisms. Simplified and
consolidated caching logic for better maintainability.
Added detailed debug logging to `IndexWin32ProgramsAsync` and
`IndexUwpProgramsAsync` to track the indexing process, including
preparation, start, retrieval, caching, and completion.
Replaced direct updates to `_settings.LastIndexTime` with a
thread-safe lock to prevent race conditions.
Enhanced `IndexProgramsAsync` with a debug log to indicate the
start of indexing for better traceability.
Updated program retrieval logic to process Win32 and UWP programs
in parallel with cancellation support and applied the
`HideUninstallersFilter` for cleaner results.
Introduced `_lastIndexTimeLock` to ensure thread-safe access
and updates to `_settings.LastIndexTime`, preventing race
conditions. Refactored reindexing logic to use a `lock` block
for evaluating and updating the reindexing condition.
Added `emptyResults` as a static readonly placeholder list.
Improved code clarity and maintainability without altering
existing functionality.
The caching-related code, including `cacheOptions` and `cache`, has been removed from `Main.cs`, indicating that the caching mechanism is no longer in use or has been refactored elsewhere. Additionally, the `emptyResults` list is now explicitly initialized as an empty list (`[]`). No changes were made to the `Context` property or the `commonUninstallerNames` array.
Removed the `ResetCache` method and its associated calls to streamline caching management and improve performance. Refactored the `QueryAsync` method for better thread safety, synchronization, and exception handling. Simplified UWP and Win32 program filtering logic and removed redundant code. Eliminated manual cache disposal and reset logic, favoring a more efficient and automated caching mechanism. These changes enhance maintainability, responsiveness, and overall plugin performance.
