[ECO-5009][CHA-RL1] RoomLifecycle ATTACH tests #37
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chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/utils/RoomLifecycleManagerTestHelpers.kt (2)
21-21: Add documentation explaining the purpose and testing context.While accessing private fields via reflection is sometimes necessary in tests, it's a fragile approach that could break with implementation changes. Adding documentation would help explain why this access is needed and how it's used in tests.
+/** + * Test helper to access the private atomicCoroutineScope field of RoomLifecycleManager. + * This is needed for testing concurrent operations and verifying scope management. + * Note: This uses reflection and might break if the private field name changes. + */ fun RoomLifecycleManager.atomicCoroutineScope(): AtomicCoroutineScope = getPrivateField("atomicCoroutineScope")
23-26: Add documentation and state validation.The function modifies channel state directly without validation. Consider adding documentation and basic validation to prevent invalid states in tests.
+/** + * Test helper to set the state of an Ably Realtime Channel. + * Used for simulating different channel states in tests. + * + * @param state The desired channel state + * @param errorInfo Optional error information associated with the state + * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the state transition would be invalid + */ fun AblyRealtimeChannel.setState(state: ChannelState, errorInfo: ErrorInfo? = null) { + // Validate state transition + if (state == ChannelState.attaching && this.state == ChannelState.failed) { + throw IllegalArgumentException("Cannot transition from FAILED to ATTACHING state") + } this.state = state this.reason = errorInfo }chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Occupancy.kt (1)
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77-83: Note: Unimplemented methods present.The
subscribe()andget()methods are marked with TODO. While these implementations are outside the scope of the current PR (which focuses on Room ATTACH operation tests), they should be tracked for future implementation.Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track the implementation of these methods?
chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Typing.kt (1)
Implement the unimplemented methods in
DefaultTypingclass to support room attachmentThe verification shows that:
DefaultTypingis used in production code and tests- The class is a critical component for room attachment as shown in
RoomLifecycleManagerTest.kt- The unimplemented methods are blocking proper testing of room attachment functionality
Implementation points:
- The
subscribe,get,start, andstopmethods inDefaultTypingclass need to be implemented- These methods are required for proper room attachment testing as evidenced by test cases like
CHA-RL1fwhich verifies sequential channel attachment including the typing indicators channel- The implementation is critical as typing indicator channel failures can cause the entire room to enter a failed state (see test
CHA-RL1h1, CHA-RL1h4)🔗 Analysis chain
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101-119: Implement TODO methods to support room attachment testing.The unimplemented methods (
subscribe,get,start,stop) need to be implemented to properly test the Room ATTACH operation, as they are crucial for verifying the room's state transitions and error handling during attachment.Let's verify if these methods are implemented in test files:
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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Utils.kt (1)
53-58: Add documentation to clarify usage intention.The implementation is correct, but the comma prefix suggests this is meant to be concatenated with other messages. Consider:
- Adding KDoc to explain the intended usage
- Renaming to something more explicit like
errorMessageSuffixto indicate it's meant for concatenation+/** + * Returns a comma-prefixed error message from the channel's reason, + * intended to be concatenated with other error messages. + * Returns empty string if no error reason is present. + */ val Channel.errorMessage: String get() = if (reason == null) { "" } else { ", ${reason.message}" }chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomStatus.kt (2)
177-179: Remove unused property_loggerThe private property
_loggeris declared but never used in the code. Consider removing it since the baseloggerproperty is sufficient.class DefaultStatus(private val logger: LogHandler? = null) : InternalRoomStatus { - private val _logger = logger
177-177: LGTM with suggestions for improvementThe changes look good:
- Adding a default value for the
loggerparameter simplifies instantiation- The new
setStatusoverload provides a more convenient way to set status with optional errorConsider these improvements:
- Use a data class instead of an anonymous object for better readability
- Add KDoc comments to document the new method
+ /** + * Sets the status of the room with an optional error. + * + * @param status The new status of the room + * @param error An optional error that provides a reason for the status change + */ fun setStatus(status: RoomLifecycle, error: ErrorInfo? = null) { - val newStatus = object : NewRoomStatus { - override val status: RoomLifecycle = status - override val error: ErrorInfo? = error - } + val newStatus = SimpleRoomStatus(status, error) this.setStatus(newStatus) } + + private data class SimpleRoomStatus( + override val status: RoomLifecycle, + override val error: ErrorInfo? + ) : NewRoomStatusAlso applies to: 224-231
chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Messages.kt (1)
242-243: Verify Room Lifecycle integration.The
featureNameproperty is part of a broader Room Lifecycle implementation. The class correctly implements:
- Feature identification via
featureName- Error handling for attachment/detachment
- Channel state management
Consider documenting the relationship between this feature and the Room Lifecycle, particularly:
- When this feature is attached/detached during room lifecycle
- How it contributes to the overall room state
Also applies to: 244-246
chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomLifecycleManager.kt (5)
114-114: Consider extracting error messages as constantsMultiple locations use similar error messages with the same error code. Consider extracting these into constants to improve maintainability and consistency.
Example implementation:
private companion object { const val UNKNOWN_ERROR_MESSAGE = "unknown error in %s" const val FEATURE_ATTACH_ERROR_MESSAGE = "failed to attach %s feature%s" const val UNEXPECTED_STATE_ERROR_MESSAGE = "unexpected channel state in %s %s%s" }Also applies to: 244-244, 279-279, 376-378, 390-392
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296-351: Consider adding debug logging for room state transitionsThe attach implementation handles different states correctly, but adding debug logging would help with troubleshooting issues in production.
Example addition:
internal suspend fun attach() { + _logger?.d("RoomLifecycleManager", "Starting room attachment. Current state: ${_status.current}") val deferredAttach = atomicCoroutineScope.async(LifecycleOperationPrecedence.AttachOrDetach.priority) { when (_status.current) { RoomLifecycle.Attached -> { + _logger?.d("RoomLifecycleManager", "Room already attached, skipping") return@async }
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364-414: Consider parallel feature attachment for better performanceCurrently, features are attached sequentially. Consider implementing parallel attachment while maintaining proper error handling for better performance with multiple features.
Example implementation:
private suspend fun doAttach(): RoomAttachmentResult = coroutineScope { val attachResult = DefaultRoomAttachmentResult() try { _contributors.map { feature -> async { feature.channel.attachCoroutine() _firstAttachesCompleted[feature] = true } }.awaitAll() // Success handling this@RoomLifecycleManager._status.setStatus(attachResult) this@RoomLifecycleManager._operationInProgress = false return@coroutineScope attachResult } catch (ex: Throwable) { // Error handling similar to current implementation // Need to identify which feature failed val failedFeature = _contributors.find { it.channel.state != ChannelState.attached } // ... rest of the error handling } }
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418-484: Consider breaking down complex wind-down logicThe channel wind-down implementation has high cognitive complexity. Consider extracting the channel detachment logic into a separate method for better readability and maintainability.
Example refactor:
private suspend fun detachChannel(contributor: ResolvedContributor, except: ResolvedContributor?): Result<Unit> = runCatching { if (shouldSkipDetachment(contributor, except)) { return@runCatching } contributor.channel.detachCoroutine() } private fun shouldSkipDetachment(contributor: ResolvedContributor, except: ResolvedContributor?): Boolean { return (contributor === except && _status.current !== RoomLifecycle.Failed) || (isTerminalState() && contributor.channel.state === ChannelState.failed) } private fun isTerminalState(): Boolean { return _status.current === RoomLifecycle.Failed || _status.current === RoomLifecycle.Releasing || _status.current === RoomLifecycle.Released }
487-507: TODO comments need implementationThe
detachandreleasemethods are currently stubbed with TODOs. These are critical parts of the room lifecycle that need implementation.Would you like me to help with implementing these methods or create GitHub issues to track their implementation? I can provide a detailed implementation following the same patterns used in the attach operation.
chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/RoomLifecycleManagerTest.kt (6)
54-56: Remove unnecessaryrunBlockingwithinrunTestblocksInside
runTest, which is already a coroutine test scope, you can directly call suspend functions without wrapping them inrunBlocking.Apply this diff to simplify the code:
-val exception = Assert.assertThrows(AblyException::class.java) { - runBlocking { - roomLifecycle.attach() - } -} +val exception = Assert.assertThrows(AblyException::class.java) { + roomLifecycle.attach() +}Also applies to: 70-72
223-228: Correct the comment to match the condition in the testIn the condition
if ("reactions" in channel.name), the comment refers to the "typing contributor," which is inconsistent.Apply this diff to fix the comment:
if ("reactions" in channel.name) { - // Throw error for typing contributor, likely to throw because it uses different channel + // Simulate failure by throwing error for reactions contributor channel.setState(ChannelState.suspended) throw AblyException.fromErrorInfo(ErrorInfo("error attaching channel ${channel.name}", 500)) }
142-146: Ensure that static mocks are cleared after tests to prevent side effectsUsing
mockkStaticwithout unmocking can cause the static mocks to persist across tests, potentially leading to unexpected behavior.Consider unmocking static methods in an
@Aftermethod:+@After +fun tearDown() { + unmockkStatic(io.ably.lib.realtime.Channel::attachCoroutine) +}This will ensure that the static mocks are cleared after each test.
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152-155: Avoid unnecessary duplicate calls toroomLifecycle.attach()in testsIn these tests,
roomLifecycle.attach()is called twice, which may not be necessary and could lead to unintended side effects.Consider removing the initial call to
roomLifecycle.attach()if it's not needed:-roomLifecycle.attach() val result = kotlin.runCatching { roomLifecycle.attach() } Assert.assertTrue(result.isSuccess)Ensure that the test logic remains correct after this change.
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216-218: Avoid suppressing warnings for maximum line lengthThe
@Suppress("MaximumLineLength")annotation is used to bypass the line length warning. It's better to adhere to coding standards for readability.Consider formatting the test function name to fit within the line length limit:
-@Suppress("MaximumLineLength") @Test -fun `(CHA-RL1h1, CHA-RL1h2) If a one of the contributors fails to attach (enters suspended state), attach throws related error and room enters suspended state`() = runTest { +fun `Attach throws error and room enters suspended state when a contributor fails to attach`() = runTest {This improves readability and maintains code quality.
80-81: Initializestatuswith an explicit initial stateCurrently, the initial state of
status.currentmight not be explicitly set, leading to potential ambiguity.Consider initializing
statuswith a defined initial state:val status = spyk<DefaultStatus>().apply { setStatus(RoomLifecycle.Initializing) } Assert.assertEquals(RoomLifecycle.Initializing, status.current)This makes the initial state explicit and improves test clarity.
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chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/utils/RoomLifecycleManagerTestHelpers.kt (2)
1-20: LGTM! Well-organized imports and package structure.
The imports are properly organized and the Channel alias helps avoid naming conflicts.
28-38: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve function flexibility and documentation.
The function creates mocked room features but has some areas for improvement:
- Hard-coded
client1value should be parameterized - Using
recordPrivateCalls = truemakes tests sensitive to implementation details - Missing documentation about the purpose and usage of these mocks
+/**
+ * Creates a list of mocked room feature contributors for testing.
+ * Each contributor is partially mocked using spyk to allow verification of method calls.
+ *
+ * @param roomId The room identifier (defaults to "1234")
+ * @param clientId The client identifier (defaults to "client1")
+ * @return List of resolved contributors including messages, presence, occupancy, typing, and reactions
+ */
-fun createRoomFeatureMocks(roomId: String = "1234"): List<ResolvedContributor> {
+fun createRoomFeatureMocks(
+ roomId: String = "1234",
+ clientId: String = "client1"
+): List<ResolvedContributor> {
val realtimeClient = spyk(AblyRealtime(ClientOptions("id:key").apply { autoConnect = false }))
val chatApi = mockk<ChatApi>(relaxed = true)
val messagesContributor = spyk(DefaultMessages(roomId, realtimeClient.channels, chatApi), recordPrivateCalls = true)
val presenceContributor = spyk(DefaultPresence(messagesContributor), recordPrivateCalls = true)
val occupancyContributor = spyk(DefaultOccupancy(messagesContributor), recordPrivateCalls = true)
val typingContributor = spyk(DefaultTyping(roomId, realtimeClient), recordPrivateCalls = true)
- val reactionsContributor = spyk(DefaultRoomReactions(roomId, "client1", realtimeClient.channels), recordPrivateCalls = true)
+ val reactionsContributor = spyk(DefaultRoomReactions(roomId, clientId, realtimeClient.channels), recordPrivateCalls = true)
return listOf(messagesContributor, presenceContributor, occupancyContributor, typingContributor, reactionsContributor)
}Let's verify if these mocked contributors are used consistently across tests:
chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Occupancy.kt (1)
66-67: LGTM! The featureName property is correctly implemented.
The addition of the featureName property with value "occupancy" aligns with the error reporting requirements for the Room ATTACH operation.
Let's verify the consistency of featureName across other classes:
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The featureName property is correctly implemented and consistent across all implementations
Based on the verification results, all classes implementing ContributesToRoomLifecycleImpl have unique and appropriate featureName values:
- Messages: "messages"
- Occupancy: "occupancy"
- Presence: "presence"
- Reactions: "reactions"
- Typing: "typing"
Each implementation follows the same pattern and the values are used consistently for error reporting during room attachment, as seen in the doAttach() method of the room lifecycle management.
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chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/TestUtils.kt (1)
67-79: Consider alternative testing approaches before relying on reflection.
While these utilities can help test private state, they might indicate that the Room lifecycle implementation could benefit from a more testable design:
- Consider making certain fields protected or internal for testing
- Extract smaller, more testable components
- Use test-specific interfaces or test doubles instead of reflection
This would make tests more maintainable and less brittle.
Let's check if there are similar reflection patterns in other test files:
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Reflection usage is justified in this specific testing context
The reflection utilities are being used specifically for testing the RoomLifecycleManager's internal state and behavior, where:
- The reflection is limited to accessing internal state for verification purposes
- The usage is contained within test helpers and not scattered throughout the test suite
- The main codebase shows proper encapsulation with internal/default visibility modifiers
The reflection approach is appropriate here as it allows testing state transitions without compromising the production code's encapsulation. Alternative approaches like making fields protected would actually weaken the production code's design.
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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Typing.kt (1)
85-86: LGTM! The featureName property is correctly implemented.
The addition of featureName aligns with the broader changes across other components and provides consistent feature identification for error reporting during room attachment operations.
chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Utils.kt (1)
53-58: Verify error handling integration with room attachment.
The new errorMessage property works with the existing coroutine functions, but let's verify its integration with room attachment error handling.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about the error handling integration by checking the RoomLifecycleManager implementation.
Error handling integration with room attachment is properly implemented
The errorMessage property is correctly integrated into the room attachment error handling system:
- Used in
RoomLifecycleManagerto enrich error messages during feature attachment failures - Properly concatenated with feature-specific error information for detailed error reporting
- Applied in both feature attachment failures and unexpected channel state scenarios
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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Presence.kt (2)
137-138: LGTM! The featureName property is consistent with other feature implementations.
The addition of the featureName property aligns with the standardization of feature identification across the chat module and supports improved error reporting in the room lifecycle management.
Line range hint 147-185: Verify implementation of presence methods for room attachment testing.
The presence methods are currently marked as TODO("Not yet implemented"). Since this PR focuses on implementing Room ATTACH operation tests, these unimplemented methods might affect the test coverage and functionality of room attachment operations, particularly when presence-related events occur during attachment.
Let's verify the test requirements for presence during room attachment:
Please clarify:
- Are presence methods required for the room attachment tests?
- Should these methods be implemented as part of this PR?
- If not part of this PR, is there a separate ticket tracking their implementation?
chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomReactions.kt (1)
115-115: LGTM! The featureName property is well-integrated.
The addition of featureName = "reactions" follows a consistent naming pattern across features and properly integrates with the room lifecycle management system.
Let's verify the consistency of feature naming across other components:
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Feature naming pattern is consistent across all components
The verification confirms that the featureName property follows a consistent pattern across all components:
"typing"inTyping.kt"presence"inPresence.kt"reactions"inRoomReactions.kt
Each feature uses a clear, descriptive name that matches its functionality.
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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Messages.kt (2)
242-246: Ensure test coverage for attachment scenarios.
Given that this PR focuses on Room ATTACH operation tests, ensure test coverage for the following scenarios:
- Feature attachment during room lifecycle
- Error handling for
MessagesAttachmentFailed - Channel state transitions during attachment
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rg -A 5 "test.*attach" --type kotlin242-243: LGTM! Verify interface implementation.
The addition of the featureName property is consistent with the class's purpose and follows the pattern described in the AI summary.
Let's verify the interface requirement:
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Property implementation verified and consistent across features
The featureName property is correctly implemented as it:
- Fulfills the interface requirement from
ContributesToRoomLifecycle - Is consistently implemented across all feature classes:
- Messages: "messages"
- Typing: "typing"
- Reactions: "reactions"
- Presence: "presence"
- Occupancy: "occupancy"
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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomLifecycleManager.kt (2)
21-24: LGTM: Improved error reporting with feature names
The addition of the featureName property enhances error reporting by providing clear identification of features in error messages.
Line range hint 292-507: Verify test coverage for all specified scenarios
The implementation handles all the specified scenarios from ECO-5009, but we should ensure test coverage for:
- Room already in ATTACHED status
- Room in RELEASING status
- Room in RELEASED status
- Concurrent attachment operations
- Status transitions (ATTACHING → ATTACHED)
- Error handling for failed attachments
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Test coverage is comprehensive for all specified scenarios
After reviewing the test file, I can confirm that all the scenarios mentioned in the review comment are thoroughly covered:
- Room already in ATTACHED status:
(CHA-RL1a) Attach success when channel in already in attached state - Room in RELEASING status:
(CHA-RL1b) Attach throws exception when channel in releasing state - Room in RELEASED status:
(CHA-RL1c) Attach throws exception when channel in released state - Concurrent attachment operations:
(CHA-RL1d) Attach op should wait for existing operation as per (CHA-RL7) - Status transitions:
(CHA-RL1e) Attach op should transition room into ATTACHING state - Error handling for failed attachments: Multiple test cases covering various failure scenarios (CHA-RL1h1 through CHA-RL1h6)
The implementation is well-tested with both positive and negative test cases, including edge cases and error conditions.
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Add error handling and documentation for reflection utility.
While using reflection in tests is sometimes necessary, the current implementation could be more robust:
- Add error handling for potential exceptions (SecurityException, NoSuchFieldException)
- Document the intended usage and potential risks
- Consider adding a warning about using this sparingly to avoid masking design issues
Consider this implementation:
+/**
+ * Sets a private field value using reflection.
+ * NOTE: Use sparingly as excessive use might indicate design issues.
+ * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the field doesn't exist or is inaccessible
+ */
fun Any.setPrivateField(name: String, value: Any?) {
- val valueField = javaClass.getDeclaredField(name)
- valueField.isAccessible = true
- return valueField.set(this, value)
+ try {
+ val valueField = javaClass.getDeclaredField(name)
+ valueField.isAccessible = true
+ valueField.set(this, value)
+ } catch (e: Exception) {
+ throw IllegalArgumentException("Failed to set field $name", e)
+ }
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| /** | |
| * Sets a private field value using reflection. | |
| * NOTE: Use sparingly as excessive use might indicate design issues. | |
| * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the field doesn't exist or is inaccessible | |
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Improve type safety and error handling in reflection getter.
The current implementation has potential runtime safety issues:
- The unchecked cast could fail at runtime
- Missing error handling for reflection exceptions
- No documentation about type parameter requirements
Consider this safer implementation:
+/**
+ * Gets a private field value using reflection.
+ * @param T Expected type of the field
+ * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the field doesn't exist, is inaccessible, or of wrong type
+ */
fun <T> Any.getPrivateField(name: String): T {
- val valueField = javaClass.getDeclaredField(name)
- valueField.isAccessible = true
- @Suppress("UNCHECKED_CAST")
- return valueField.get(this) as T
+ try {
+ val valueField = javaClass.getDeclaredField(name)
+ valueField.isAccessible = true
+ val value = valueField.get(this)
+ try {
+ @Suppress("UNCHECKED_CAST")
+ return value as T
+ } catch (e: ClassCastException) {
+ throw IllegalArgumentException("Field $name is not of type ${T::class.java.simpleName}", e)
+ }
+ } catch (e: Exception) {
+ throw IllegalArgumentException("Failed to get field $name", e)
+ }
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| val valueField = javaClass.getDeclaredField(name) | |
| valueField.isAccessible = true | |
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| * Gets a private field value using reflection. | |
| * @param T Expected type of the field | |
| * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the field doesn't exist, is inaccessible, or of wrong type | |
| */ | |
| fun <T>Any.getPrivateField(name: String): T { | |
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| val valueField = javaClass.getDeclaredField(name) | |
| valueField.isAccessible = true | |
| val value = valueField.get(this) | |
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| return value as T | |
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| } | |
| } catch (e: Exception) { | |
| throw IllegalArgumentException("Failed to get field $name", e) | |
| } | |
| } |
| roomStatusChanges.add(it) | ||
| } |
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Handle potential concurrency issues with roomStatusChanges list
Accessing roomStatusChanges from multiple coroutines could lead to concurrency issues.
Synchronize access to the list or use a thread-safe collection:
+private val roomStatusChanges = Collections.synchronizedList(mutableListOf<RoomStatusChange>())This ensures thread safety when multiple coroutines modify the list.
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chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/RoomLifecycleManagerTest.kt (2)
219-282: Consider parameterizing similar test casesThe failure scenario tests (CHA-RL1h1, CHA-RL1h2) have similar structure with different conditions. This leads to code duplication.
Consider using a parameterized test:
@ParameterizedTest @MethodSource("failureScenarios") fun `test channel attachment failures`( channelName: String, expectedState: RoomLifecycle, expectedError: ErrorInfo ) = runTest { // Common test logic here } companion object { @JvmStatic fun failureScenarios() = Stream.of( Arguments.of("reactions", RoomLifecycle.Suspended, ErrorInfo(...)), Arguments.of("typing", RoomLifecycle.Failed, ErrorInfo(...)) ) }
384-392: Improve test readability with custom assertionsThe detach retry logic test uses a counter variable and mutable state, making it harder to understand the test's intention.
Consider extracting a custom assertion:
private fun verifyDetachRetries( channel: Channel, times: Int, detachedChannels: MutableList<Channel> ) = coEvery { channel.detachCoroutine() } coAnswers { delay(200) if (--times >= 0) { error("failed to detach channel") } detachedChannels.add(channel) }
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131-134: Thread safety issue already identified
A previous review has already identified the thread safety concern with roomStatusChanges. The suggestion to use Collections.synchronizedList is still valid.
| private val roomScope = CoroutineScope( | ||
| Dispatchers.Default.limitedParallelism(1) + CoroutineName("roomId"), | ||
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Add Test Lifecycle Management Across Test Files
Multiple test files define roomScope without explicit cleanup methods, which could lead to test flakiness. Consider implementing @Before and @After methods to manage coroutine scopes consistently.
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Consider adding test lifecycle management
While the roomScope correctly uses limited parallelism, there's no explicit cleanup of coroutines between tests. This could lead to test flakiness if coroutines from previous tests are still active.
Consider adding a @Before setup and @After cleanup:
private lateinit var roomScope: CoroutineScope
@Before
fun setup() {
roomScope = CoroutineScope(
Dispatchers.Default.limitedParallelism(1) + CoroutineName("roomId")
)
}
@After
fun cleanup() {
roomScope.cancel()
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| fun `(CHA-RL1d) Attach op should wait for existing operation as per (CHA-RL7)`() = runTest { | ||
| val status = spyk<DefaultStatus>() | ||
| Assert.assertEquals(RoomLifecycle.Initializing, status.current) | ||
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| val roomLifecycle = spyk(RoomLifecycleManager(roomScope, status, createRoomFeatureMocks())) | ||
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| val roomReleased = Channel<Boolean>() | ||
| coEvery { | ||
| roomLifecycle.release() | ||
| } coAnswers { | ||
| roomLifecycle.atomicCoroutineScope().async { | ||
| status.setStatus(RoomLifecycle.Releasing) | ||
| roomReleased.receive() | ||
| status.setStatus(RoomLifecycle.Released) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| // Release op started from separate coroutine | ||
| launch { roomLifecycle.release() } | ||
| assertWaiter { !roomLifecycle.atomicCoroutineScope().finishedProcessing } | ||
| Assert.assertEquals(0, roomLifecycle.atomicCoroutineScope().pendingJobCount) // no queued jobs, one job running | ||
| assertWaiter { status.current == RoomLifecycle.Releasing } | ||
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| // Attach op started from separate coroutine | ||
| val roomAttachOpDeferred = async(SupervisorJob()) { roomLifecycle.attach() } | ||
| assertWaiter { roomLifecycle.atomicCoroutineScope().pendingJobCount == 1 } // attach op queued | ||
| Assert.assertEquals(RoomLifecycle.Releasing, status.current) | ||
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| // Finish release op, so ATTACH op can start | ||
| roomReleased.send(true) | ||
| assertWaiter { status.current == RoomLifecycle.Released } | ||
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| val result = kotlin.runCatching { roomAttachOpDeferred.await() } | ||
| Assert.assertTrue(roomLifecycle.atomicCoroutineScope().finishedProcessing) | ||
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| val exception = result.exceptionOrNull() as AblyException | ||
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| Assert.assertEquals("unable to attach room; room is released", exception.errorInfo.message) | ||
| Assert.assertEquals(ErrorCodes.RoomIsReleased.errorCode, exception.errorInfo.code) | ||
| Assert.assertEquals(HttpStatusCodes.InternalServerError, exception.errorInfo.statusCode) | ||
| assertWaiter { roomLifecycle.atomicCoroutineScope().finishedProcessing } | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve test reliability by using TestCoroutineScheduler
The test relies on assertWaiter and channels for synchronization. This approach can be flaky and harder to maintain.
Consider using TestCoroutineScheduler for deterministic testing:
-fun `(CHA-RL1d) Attach op should wait for existing operation as per (CHA-RL7)`() = runTest {
+fun `(CHA-RL1d) Attach op should wait for existing operation as per (CHA-RL7)`() = runTest(UnconfinedTestDispatcher()) {
// ... existing setup ...
- launch { roomLifecycle.release() }
- assertWaiter { !roomLifecycle.atomicCoroutineScope().finishedProcessing }
+ val releaseJob = launch { roomLifecycle.release() }
+ advanceUntilIdle()
+ assert(!roomLifecycle.atomicCoroutineScope().finishedProcessing)
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attach()call as the cause field of the ErrorInfo. The state transition ErrorInfo will use the Realtime Channel error as the cause. The status code shall be 500 and the error code whatever attachment error code corresponds to the feature that has failed, per the error code list. The same error shall be thrown as the result of the ATTACH operation.Summary by CodeRabbit
Release Notes
New Features
featureNameproperties across various classes to enhance feature identification (e.g., messages, occupancy, presence, reactions, typing).errorMessagefor theChannelclass to improve error reporting.Improvements
RoomLifecycleManagerwith updated attachment processes and error messages.DefaultStatusclass to allow for optional logger initialization.Tests
RoomLifecycleManagerto validate channel attachment and state transitions.Chores
mockklibrary version for improved testing capabilities.