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Summary

Clean, minimal change that correctly exposes an existing LRUCacheOptions field through the C API. The implementation follows existing patterns and includes a test and release note.

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Findings

🟡 MEDIUM

M1. Missing low_pri_pool_ratio setter for API completeness — include/rocksdb/c.h

• Issue: LRUCacheOptions has two related pool ratio fields: high_pri_pool_ratio and low_pri_pool_ratio. This PR exposes only high_pri_pool_ratio. The C API is now inconsistent — it exposes one half of a paired configuration without the other. Users who want to set high_pri_pool_ratio via the C API will often also want to set low_pri_pool_ratio (the two are validated together: their sum must not exceed 1.0).
• Root cause: Incomplete API surface coverage.
• Suggested fix: Add rocksdb_lru_cache_options_set_low_pri_pool_ratio() in the same PR, or note it as a follow-up.

M2. No input validation in the C API setter — db/c.cc:7825

• Issue: The C++ LRUCache constructor validates that high_pri_pool_ratio is in [0.0, 1.0] and that high_pri_pool_ratio + low_pri_pool_ratio <= 1.0 (see cache/lru_cache.cc:704-713), returning an invalid argument status on failure. However, the C API setter silently accepts any double value. If a user passes a negative value or a value > 1.0, they won't discover the error until cache creation time. This is consistent with the existing C API setters (which also don't validate), so it's not a regression — but worth noting that validation is deferred to cache construction.
• Root cause: The existing C API pattern for LRU cache options setters doesn't do eager validation. This is acceptable since validation happens at MakeSharedCache() time.
• Suggested fix: No change required for consistency, but consider documenting the valid range in the c.h header comment.

🟢 LOW / NIT

L1. Test could verify high-pri pool ratio takes effect — db/c_test.c:5256

• Issue: The test sets high_pri_pool_ratio to 0.2 and verifies the cache is created with the correct capacity, but doesn't verify that the high-priority pool ratio actually took effect. While this is consistent with the test style of the existing cache_options test block above it, a stronger test could insert entries with different priorities and verify eviction behavior, or use an internal getter if available.
• Root cause: Minimal test coverage, though consistent with existing patterns.
• Suggested fix: Acceptable as-is given the pattern of existing tests. The C++ side already has extensive tests for high_pri_pool_ratio behavior.

L2. Consider adding strict_capacity_limit and use_adaptive_mutex setters — include/rocksdb/c.h

• Issue: Beyond low_pri_pool_ratio, the C API is also missing setters for strict_capacity_limit and use_adaptive_mutex. These are less critical but noted for completeness.
• Suggested fix: Future follow-up work, not a blocker for this PR.

Cross-Component Analysis

Context	Affected?	Notes
DB Mutex	No	This is a configuration setter, not a runtime operation
Thread safety	N/A	Sets a field on a config struct before cache construction
Serialization	N/A	No format changes
Behavioral compatibility	No	Purely additive new API

Positive Observations

• The implementation correctly mirrors the existing setter pattern (set_capacity, set_num_shard_bits, set_memory_allocator).
• Both db/c.cc and tools/c_api_gen/c_base.cc / c_base.h are kept in sync.
• Test and release note are included.
• The release note is appropriately concise.

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