poorbarcode commented on code in PR #24178:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/pull/24178#discussion_r2062495704


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pulsar-client/src/main/java/org/apache/pulsar/client/impl/ProducerImpl.java:
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@@ -2399,41 +2422,115 @@ protected void updateLastSeqPushed(OpSendMsg op) {
         }
     }
 
-    // Must acquire a lock on ProducerImpl.this before calling method.
-    private void recoverProcessOpSendMsgFrom(ClientCnx cnx, MessageImpl from, 
long expectedEpoch) {
+    /**
+     * There are following events that will call this method.
+     * 1. Republish messages in {@link #pendingMessages} after a reconnect.
+     *   1-1. Using multiple version producer, and there is a message has new 
schema that should be registered.
+     *   1-2. No message should register new schema.
+     * 2. If using multiple version producer, the new schema was registered 
successfully.
+     *   2-1. There is another message needs to register new schema,which is 
in {@link #pendingMessages}.
+     *   2-2. {@link #pendingMessages} has no other messages that need to 
register new schema.
+     * 3. If using multiple version producer, the new schema was failed to 
registered.
+     *   3-1. If the new schema is incompatible.
+     *     3-1-1. If {@link 
#pauseSendingToPreservePublishOrderOnSchemaRegFailure} is true pause all 
following
+     *       publishing to avoid out-of-order issue.
+     *     3-1-2. Otherwise, discard the failed message anc continuously 
publishing the following messages.
+     *   3-2. The new schema registration failed due to other error, retry 
registering.
+     * Note: Since the current method accesses & modifies {@link 
#pendingMessages}, you should acquire a lock on
+     *       {@link ProducerImpl} before calling method.
+     */
+    private void recoverProcessOpSendMsgFrom(ClientCnx cnx, MessageImpl 
latestMsgAttemptedRegisteredSchema,
+                                             boolean failedIncompatibleSchema, 
long expectedEpoch) {
         if (expectedEpoch != this.connectionHandler.getEpoch() || cnx() == 
null) {
             // In this case, the cnx passed to this method is no longer the 
active connection. This method will get
             // called again once the new connection registers the producer 
with the broker.
             log.info("[{}][{}] Producer epoch mismatch or the current 
connection is null. Skip re-sending the "
                             + " {} pending messages since they will deliver 
using another connection.", topic,
-                    producerName,
-                    pendingMessages.messagesCount());
+                    producerName, pendingMessages.messagesCount());
             return;
         }
         final boolean stripChecksum = cnx.getRemoteEndpointProtocolVersion() < 
brokerChecksumSupportedVersion();
         Iterator<OpSendMsg> msgIterator = pendingMessages.iterator();
-        OpSendMsg pendingRegisteringOp = null;
+        MessageImpl loopStartAt = latestMsgAttemptedRegisteredSchema;
+        OpSendMsg loopEndDueToSchemaRegisterNeeded = null;
         while (msgIterator.hasNext()) {
             OpSendMsg op = msgIterator.next();
-            if (from != null) {
-                if (op.msg == from) {
-                    from = null;
+            if (loopStartAt != null) {
+                if (op.msg == loopStartAt) {
+                    loopStartAt = null;
                 } else {
                     continue;
                 }
             }
             if (op.msg != null) {
-                if (op.msg.getSchemaState() == None) {
-                    if (!rePopulateMessageSchema(op.msg)) {
-                        pendingRegisteringOp = op;
+                if (Broken.equals(op.msg.getSchemaState())) {
+                    // "Event 1-1" happens after "Event 3-1-1".
+                    // Maybe user has changed the schema compatibility 
strategy, will retry to register the new schema.
+                    if (pauseSendingToPreservePublishOrderOnSchemaRegFailure) {

Review Comment:
   > If we pause publishing messages for the replicator, and the new messages 
still call the producer API to write messages, will it finally fill up the 
pending queue?
   
   A limitation named `replicationProducerQueueSize` will block replication's 
next reading. And there are a few concerns that it will waste memory that was 
holded by the messages in the queue, we can improve it in the future if it 
really occupies too much memory.



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