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#pragma once

#include <vector>

#include "mongo/bson/timestamp.h"
#include "mongo/db/operation_context.h"
#include "mongo/db/service_context.h"
#include "mongo/platform/mutex.h"

namespace mongo {

namespace topology_time_ticker_utils {

bool inRecoveryMode(OperationContext* opCtx);

}

/**
 * This object is responsible for ticking the topology time of the Vector Clock when needed. It only
 * exists on the CSRS nodes and it is associated with the mongod instance.
 *
 * Every time there is a local change on the topology of a sharded cluster this class registers a
 * new TopologyTimeTickPoint. Once the oplog entry associated to that change is majority committed,
 * we can advance the topology time.
 * Since the tick points represent non-majority committed changes, this class has to handle what
 * happens on rollback.
 */
class TopologyTimeTicker {
public:
    TopologyTimeTicker() = default;

    static TopologyTimeTicker& get(ServiceContext* serviceContext);
    static TopologyTimeTicker& get(OperationContext* opCtx);

    /**
     * Registers a new tick point <commitTime, topologyTime> on the _topologyTimeTickPoints vector.
     * This method is invoked from two places:
     *    - From the OpObservers when writes modify config.shards
     *    - As part of the initialization of the VectorClock on the CSRS.
     */
    void onNewLocallyCommittedTopologyTimeAvailable(Timestamp commitTime, Timestamp topologyTime);

    /**
     *  Advances the topology time if one or more tick points have been majority committed.
     */
    void onMajorityCommitPointUpdate(ServiceContext* service, const repl::OpTime& newCommitPoint);

    /**
     *  Removes from the _topologyTimeTickPoints vector any topology change that was rollbacked.
     */
    void onReplicationRollback(const repl::OpTime& lastAppliedOpTime);

private:
    Mutex _mutex = MONGO_MAKE_LATCH("TopologyTimeTicker");
    /**
     * This class tracks some time-related information about a topology change in a sharded cluster.
     * More specifically, the vector clock should start gossiping the new topologyTime once the
     * commitTime is majority committed.
     */
    struct TopologyTimeTickPoint {
        // The time at which the write on config.shards was locally committed. Do not gossip it!
        Timestamp commitTime;
        // The time that was stored in config.shards. It will be gossiped once the commitTime is
        // majority committed.
        Timestamp topologyTime;
    };

    std::vector<TopologyTimeTickPoint> _topologyTimeTickPoints;
};
}  // namespace mongo