docs: Add comprehensive Doxygen documentation for GTID refactoring

- Document addGtidInterval() function with parameter details and reconnection behavior
- Add documentation for readall() method explaining robust error handling
- Document connect_cb() and reader_cb() callbacks with resource management details
- Document generate_mysql_gtid_executed_tables() with multi-phase process explanation
- Focus on functionality, thread safety, and performance improvements
- Provide clear parameter descriptions and return value semantics

Author: renecannao

lib/GTID_Server_Data.cpp

@@ -41,6 +41,29 @@ static void gtid_timer_cb (struct ev_loop *loop, struct ev_timer *timer, int rev
 	return;
 }
 
+/**
+ * @brief Data reception callback for established GTID server connections
+ *
+ * This callback handles reading GTID data from established connections to binlog readers.
+ * It processes incoming GTID information and manages connection failures gracefully.
+ *
+ * On successful read:
+ * - Processes the received GTID data
+ * - Calls dump() to parse and update GTID sets
+ *
+ * On read failure:
+ * - Marks the server connection as inactive
+ * - Sets gtid_missing_nodes flag to trigger reconnection
+ * - Performs proper cleanup of socket and watcher resources
+ * - Clears the watcher reference to maintain clean state
+ *
+ * @param loop The event loop (unused in this implementation)
+ * @param w The I/O watcher for data reception
+ * @param revents The events that triggered this callback
+ *
+ * @note This function is critical for maintaining GTID synchronization stability
+ * @note Proper resource cleanup prevents memory leaks and maintains system stability
+ */
 void reader_cb(struct ev_loop *loop, struct ev_io *w, int revents) {
 	pthread_mutex_lock(&ev_loop_mutex);
 	if (revents & EV_READ) {
@@ -63,6 +86,30 @@ void reader_cb(struct ev_loop *loop, struct ev_io *w, int revents) {
 	pthread_mutex_unlock(&ev_loop_mutex);
 }
 
+/**
+ * @brief Connection establishment callback for GTID server connections
+ *
+ * This callback is triggered when a non-blocking connect() operation completes.
+ * It handles both successful connections and connection failures with proper
+ * resource cleanup and state management.
+ *
+ * On successful connection:
+ * - Stops and frees the connect watcher
+ * - Creates a new read watcher for data reception
+ * - Starts the read watcher to begin GTID data processing
+ *
+ * On connection failure:
+ * - Marks server as inactive
+ * - Logs appropriate warning messages
+ * - Performs proper cleanup of socket and watcher resources
+ *
+ * @param loop The event loop (unused in this implementation)
+ * @param w The I/O watcher for the connection
+ * @param revents The events that triggered this callback
+ *
+ * @note This function ensures proper resource management to prevent memory leaks
+ * @note Takes ev_loop_mutex to ensure thread-safe operations
+ */
 void connect_cb(EV_P_ ev_io *w, int revents) {
 	pthread_mutex_lock(&ev_loop_mutex);
 	if (revents & EV_WRITE) {
@@ -166,6 +213,23 @@ GTID_Server_Data::~GTID_Server_Data() {
 	free(data);
 }
 
+/**
+ * @brief Reads data from the GTID server connection socket
+ *
+ * Reads available data from the socket connection to the binlog reader.
+ * Handles different read conditions to provide robust connection management:
+ * - Successful read: Data is appended to internal buffer
+ * - EOF (rc == 0): Connection was gracefully closed by peer
+ * - Error conditions: Distinguishes between transient (EINTR/EAGAIN) and fatal errors
+ *
+ * This function is critical for maintaining stable GTID synchronization and
+ * properly detecting connection failures for reconnection handling.
+ *
+ * @return bool True if read was successful or should be retried, false on fatal errors
+ *
+ * @note Expands buffer automatically when full to prevent data loss
+ * @note EINTR and EAGAIN are not treated as errors for non-blocking sockets
+ */
 bool GTID_Server_Data::readall() {
 	if (size == len) {
 		// buffer is full, expand
@@ -412,6 +476,29 @@ void addGtid(const gtid_t& gtid, gtid_set_t& gtid_executed) {
 	}
 }
 
+/**
+ * @brief Adds or updates a GTID interval in the executed set
+ *
+ * This function intelligently merges GTID intervals to prevent events_count reset
+ * when a binlog reader reconnects and provides updated GTID sets. It handles
+ * reconnection scenarios where the server provides updated transaction ID ranges.
+ *
+ * For example, during reconnection:
+ * - Before disconnection: server_UUID:1-10
+ * - After reconnection: server_UUID:1-19
+ *
+ * This function will update the existing interval rather than replacing it,
+ * preserving the events_count metric accuracy.
+ *
+ * @param gtid_executed Reference to the GTID set to update
+ * @param server_uuid The server UUID string
+ * @param txid_start Starting transaction ID of the interval
+ * @param txid_end Ending transaction ID of the interval
+ * @return bool True if the GTID set was updated, false if interval already existed
+ *
+ * @note This function is critical for maintaining accurate GTID metrics across
+ *       binlog reader reconnections and preventing events_count resets.
+ */
 bool addGtidInterval(gtid_set_t& gtid_executed, std::string server_uuid, int64_t txid_start, int64_t txid_end) {
 	bool updated = true;
 

lib/MySQL_HostGroups_Manager.cpp

@@ -1680,6 +1680,30 @@ bool MySQL_HostGroups_Manager::gtid_exists(MySrvC *mysrvc, char * gtid_uuid, uin
 	return ret;
 }
 
+/**
+ * @brief Generates and manages GTID connection tables for all MySQL servers
+ *
+ * This function synchronizes the GTID server connections with the current MySQL server
+ * configuration. It handles server additions, removals, and reconnections with improved
+ * lifecycle management for stable operation.
+ *
+ * The function operates in several phases:
+ * 1. Mark all existing GTID connections as potentially stale
+ * 2. Iterate through configured MySQL servers to validate existing connections
+ * 3. Establish new connections for servers that don't have active GTID connections
+ * 4. Clean up stale connections for servers that are no longer configured
+ *
+ * Key improvements in this implementation:
+ * - Uses stale_server tracking for efficient cleanup
+ * - Maintains proper lock ordering (gtid_rwlock → wrlock)
+ * - Reuses existing GTID_Server_Data objects when possible
+ * - Proper cleanup of ev_io watchers and socket resources
+ *
+ * @note This function must be called with appropriate locking to prevent race conditions
+ * @note Servers with OFFLINE_HARD status are skipped for connection establishment
+ *
+ * @thread_safety Thread-safe when called with proper external synchronization
+ */
 void MySQL_HostGroups_Manager::generate_mysql_gtid_executed_tables() {
 	// NOTE: We are required to lock while iterating over 'MyHostGroups'. Otherwise race conditions could take place,
 	// e.g. servers could be purged by 'purge_mysql_servers_table' and invalid memory be accessed.