Message Queue Changes Tracking in `setup:db:status` Command

[ajith107]

Description (*)

• Message Queue changes is getting tracked in the setup:db:status command

Related Pull Requests

Fixed Issues (if relevant)

1. Fixes https://github.com/magento/magento2/issues/38225

Manual testing scenarios (*)

1. Introduced a new queue using queue_consumer.xml and verify that setup:db:status returning setup:upgrade needed message
2. Run the unit test and verified that all the tests are passed

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[ajith107]

@magento run all tests

[kandy]

I believe it's suboptimal to update this command with db unrelated stuff. As an alternative you can introduce new setup::amgp:statuscommand

[furan917]

I like the idea behind this but there are 2, non insurmountable, flaws in its design.

1: The MysqlMQ model reads from topology not consumer when running through setup:upgrade so you could miss a queue or 2 (practically not an issue if no consumer really). You could update to using use Magento\Framework\MessageQueue\Topology\Config\CompositeReader;

2: Queues don't get deleted from the queue table, so once a queue is removed from the code base for any reason, the command would always come back as out of date. You could get by this by switching from a === to a diff of read vs db queues and checking if empty as you would be only looking for new queues being missing.

[furan917]

I made a quick module for anyone to use in the midterm if they wish to get the benefits of checking for new queues. And shows off how I tackled the 2 above points.

https://github.com/furan917/Magento2-QueueConfigStatus

Thank you @carlos-reynosa, I would not have seen this if you had not tagged it in your Deployer PR

[engcom-Hotel]

@magento run all tests