GitHub user mihbor opened a pull request:
https://github.com/apache/kafka/pull/2948
KAFKA-5144 renamed and added comments to make it clear what's going on
The descendingSubsequence is a misnomer. The linked list is actually
arranged so that the lowest timestamp is first and larger timestamps are added
to the end, therefore renamed to ascendingSubsequence.
The minElem variable was also misnamed. It's actually the current maximum
element as it's taken from the end of the list.
Added comment to get() to make it clear it's returning the lowest timestamp.
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commit c8d5f4646e412917495f720102774e450ae06265
Author: mihbor <mih...@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: 2017-04-30T18:36:08Z
KAFKA-5144 rename variables and add comments to make it clear what's going
on
The descendingSubsequence is a misnomer. The linked list is actually
arranged so that the lowest timestamp is first and larger timestamps are added
to the end, therefore renamed to ascendingSubsequence.
The minElem variable was also misnamed. It's actually the current maximum
element as it's taken from the end of the list.
Added comment to get() to make it clear it's returning the lowest timestamp.
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