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Co-authored-by: joaquim.verges <joaquim.verges@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: joaquim.verges <joaquim.verges@gmail.com>
WalkthroughA comprehensive suite of unit and integration tests was introduced for the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CI as GitHub Actions (CI)
participant Redis as Redis Service
participant TestSuite as Executors Test Suite
participant Coverage as Coverage Tool
CI->>Redis: Start Redis service container
CI->>TestSuite: Run cargo-nextest tests (CI workflow)
TestSuite->>Redis: Connect and perform integration tests
CI->>Coverage: Run cargo-tarpaulin for coverage (Coverage workflow)
Coverage->>Redis: Connect and perform coverage tests
CI->>CI: Collect and cache build artifacts
CI->>CI: Generate test and coverage reports
CI->>CI: Upload artifacts and append summary to job
sequenceDiagram
participant Test as Test Function
participant Redis as Test Redis (testcontainers)
participant Handler as Handler/Component Under Test
Test->>Redis: Start ephemeral Redis container
Test->>Handler: Instantiate with Redis connection
Handler->>Redis: Perform cache/lock/registry operations
Handler-->>Test: Return results
Test->>Redis: Cleanup keys after test
sequenceDiagram
participant WebhookTest as Webhook Test
participant MockServer as Wiremock HTTP Server
participant Handler as WebhookJobHandler
WebhookTest->>MockServer: Setup mock HTTP endpoint
WebhookTest->>Handler: Process webhook job
Handler->>MockServer: Send HTTP request
MockServer-->>Handler: Return mock response
Handler-->>WebhookTest: Return output or error
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.github/workflows/coverage-executors.yaml (1)
1-83: Well-structured coverage workflow with comprehensive setup!The workflow properly:
- Sets up Redis service container with health checks for integration tests
- Uses appropriate caching strategy for Cargo dependencies
- Generates both XML and HTML coverage reports
- Archives coverage artifacts and adds summary to GitHub job summary
- Targets the correct package and excludes appropriate directories
Fix the missing newline at end of file:
# special GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY file, which populates the job summary page. -run: cat code-coverage-results.md >> $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY +run: cat code-coverage-results.md >> $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY +.github/workflows/ci-executors.yaml (1)
1-74: Excellent CI workflow setup with modern tooling!The workflow properly:
- Sets up Redis service container with health checks for integration tests
- Uses
cargo-nextestfor faster test execution with CI profile- Implements proper caching strategy for Cargo dependencies
- Uploads JUnit XML reports for test result visualization
- Runs test reporter regardless of test outcome (success or failure)
Fix the missing newline at end of file:
name: Executors Tests # Name of the check run which will be created path: target/nextest/ci/junit.xml # Path to test results -reporter: java-junit # Format of test results +reporter: java-junit # Format of test results +executors/TEST_COVERAGE_REPORT.md (1)
1-226: Comprehensive and well-structured test coverage documentation!The documentation excellently:
- Provides detailed breakdown of test coverage across all modules (87% overall)
- Exceeds the PR objective of >80% coverage
- Documents test infrastructure, quality metrics, and execution instructions
- Clearly identifies tested features and uncovered areas
- Includes comprehensive test case listings and module coverage breakdown
Fix the markdown linting issues by removing trailing punctuation from headings:
-#### Test Cases: +#### Test Cases -#### Key Features Tested: +#### Key Features Tested -#### Module Breakdown: +#### Module Breakdown -### Uncovered Areas: +### Uncovered Areas -### Dependencies Used: +### Dependencies Used -### Test Categories: +### Test Categoriesexecutors/TESTING_SUMMARY.md (2)
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-#### Test Structure Patterns: +#### Test Structure PatternsAlso applies to: 33-33, 39-39
executors/PATTERN_COMPLIANCE_SUMMARY.md (1)
9-9: Fix markdown formatting issues with heading punctuation.The markdown linter flagged trailing punctuation (colons) in headings, which should be removed for consistent formatting.
Apply these changes to fix the formatting issues:
-## 🔍 Pattern Analysis Conducted: +## 🔍 Pattern Analysis Conducted -### Immediate Benefits: +### Immediate Benefits -### Long-term Benefits: +### Long-term BenefitsAlso applies to: 209-209, 216-216
executors/tests/fixtures.rs (1)
20-38: Consider Redis cleanup efficiency for large key sets.The current implementation uses
KEYScommand which can be inefficient for large datasets. While this is acceptable for testing, consider documenting this limitation or usingSCANfor production-like scenarios.For improved efficiency with large key sets, consider this alternative approach:
pub async fn cleanup_redis_keys(conn_manager: &ConnectionManager, queue_name: &str) { let mut conn = conn_manager.clone(); let keys_pattern = format!("twmq:{}:*", queue_name); - let keys: Vec<String> = redis::cmd("KEYS") - .arg(&keys_pattern) - .query_async(&mut conn) - .await - .unwrap_or_default(); + // Use SCAN for better performance with large key sets + let mut cursor = 0; + let mut all_keys = Vec::new(); + loop { + let (next_cursor, keys): (u64, Vec<String>) = redis::cmd("SCAN") + .arg(cursor) + .arg("MATCH") + .arg(&keys_pattern) + .query_async(&mut conn) + .await + .unwrap_or_default(); + all_keys.extend(keys); + if next_cursor == 0 { break; } + cursor = next_cursor; + } + let keys = all_keys; if !keys.is_empty() { redis::cmd("DEL") .arg(keys) .query_async::<()>(&mut conn) .await .unwrap_or_default(); } tracing::info!("Cleaned up keys for pattern: {}", keys_pattern); }
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executors/tests/transaction_registry_test.rs (2)
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🔇 Additional comments (14)
executors/Cargo.toml (1)
24-31: Excellent choice of testing dependencies!The dev-dependencies are well-selected for comprehensive testing infrastructure:
tokiowith full features for async runtime supportmockallfor mocking external dependencieswiremockfor HTTP mocking (webhook testing)rediswith tokio compatibility for Redis integration testingtestcontainersfor containerized Redis testingtracing-testfor logging verification in testsThese dependencies will enable thorough testing of async operations, external integrations, and Redis-backed functionality.
executors/tests/transaction_registry_test.rs (8)
1-9: Excellent test module structure and imports!The imports are well-organized and include all necessary dependencies for comprehensive Redis integration testing.
10-29: Thorough test for registry creation with namespace handling!The test properly validates both namespaced and non-namespaced registry creation, ensuring the correct Redis key formation. The use of multi-threaded tokio runtime is appropriate for integration testing.
31-59: Comprehensive CRUD operation testing!The test covers the complete lifecycle of transaction-to-queue mapping with proper cleanup, positive and negative test cases, and validates both successful operations and non-existent key handling.
61-92: Excellent validation of transaction removal functionality!The test follows a proper sequence: set → verify → remove → verify removal, ensuring the removal operation works correctly.
94-136: Thorough testing of Redis pipeline operations!The test validates atomic pipeline operations for both setting and removing transactions, which is crucial for maintaining data consistency in concurrent environments.
138-177: Comprehensive multi-transaction handling test!The test validates handling of multiple transactions simultaneously and selective removal, ensuring the registry can manage complex scenarios correctly.
179-189: Good error handling validation!The test properly validates error scenarios with invalid Redis connections, ensuring robust error handling in the registry.
191-230: Critical namespace isolation testing!This test is particularly important for multi-tenant environments, ensuring that transactions in different namespaces don't interfere with each other. The comprehensive validation covers setting, getting, and removing operations across namespaces.
executors/tests/deployment_test.rs (1)
1-434: Excellent test coverage for deployment cache and lock mechanisms!The tests comprehensively cover all important scenarios including initialization, concurrent access, pipeline operations, serialization, and error handling. The use of testcontainers for Redis integration provides realistic testing conditions.
executors/tests/webhook_envelope_test.rs (1)
1-409: Well-designed tests for webhook envelope functionality!The tests provide excellent coverage of serialization/deserialization, trait implementations, and edge cases. The use of mock types effectively simulates real-world scenarios.
executors/tests/webhook_test.rs (1)
1-544: Comprehensive webhook handler test suite!Excellent coverage of webhook handling scenarios including success cases, various error types, retry logic, authentication, and edge cases. The use of wiremock for HTTP mocking provides reliable and deterministic tests.
executors/PATTERN_COMPLIANCE_SUMMARY.md (1)
1-234: Excellent comprehensive documentation of test pattern compliance.This document provides thorough documentation of the test pattern alignment efforts, clearly explaining the changes made and their rationale. The structure is logical and the before/after examples are helpful for understanding the improvements.
executors/tests/fixtures.rs (1)
1-222: Well-structured test fixtures following established patterns.The fixtures module is comprehensive and follows the repository testing patterns described in the documentation. The code includes proper error handling, tracing setup, and mock structures for various testing scenarios.
| // Just verify that serialization/deserialization works | ||
| assert!(true); | ||
| } |
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Remove or replace placeholder assertions in credential tests.
These tests only verify that serialization/deserialization doesn't panic but don't check if the data is preserved correctly.
Consider adding assertions to verify the credentials are correctly preserved:
- // Just verify that serialization/deserialization works
- assert!(true);
+ // Verify that credentials are preserved after serialization
+ match (credential, &deserialized.rpc_credentials) {
+ (RpcCredentials::None, RpcCredentials::None) => {},
+ (RpcCredentials::BearerToken(t1), RpcCredentials::BearerToken(t2)) => assert_eq!(t1, t2),
+ (RpcCredentials::ApiKey(k1), RpcCredentials::ApiKey(k2)) => assert_eq!(k1, k2),
+ _ => panic!("Credential type mismatch after deserialization"),
+ }Also applies to: 620-622
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In executors/tests/external_bundler_test.rs around lines 596 to 598 and 620 to
622, the tests currently use placeholder assertions that do not verify if the
credential data is correctly preserved after serialization and deserialization.
Replace the assert!(true) statements with assertions that compare the original
credential data to the deserialized data to ensure they match exactly,
confirming data integrity through the process.
| for error in errors { | ||
| let serialized = serde_json::to_string(&error).unwrap(); | ||
| let deserialized: ExternalBundlerSendError = serde_json::from_str(&serialized).unwrap(); | ||
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| match (&error, &deserialized) { | ||
| (ExternalBundlerSendError::ChainServiceError { chain_id: c1, .. }, | ||
| ExternalBundlerSendError::ChainServiceError { chain_id: c2, .. }) => { | ||
| assert_eq!(c1, c2); | ||
| } | ||
| (ExternalBundlerSendError::UserCancelled, ExternalBundlerSendError::UserCancelled) => { | ||
| assert!(true); | ||
| } | ||
| _ => { | ||
| // For other variants, just check they serialize/deserialize without error | ||
| assert!(true); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Replace placeholder assertions in error variant tests.
Multiple error variant tests contain placeholder assertions that don't verify the serialization/deserialization beyond basic type matching. Consider adding more specific assertions or documenting why basic validation is sufficient.
For example, in lines 526, 530:
- assert!(true);
+ // Serialization/deserialization verified by type matchOr add more specific assertions to verify the error details are preserved correctly.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In executors/tests/external_bundler_test.rs around lines 515 to 533, the test
uses placeholder assertions that only confirm basic type matching after
serialization and deserialization of error variants. Replace these placeholder
assertions with more specific checks that verify the internal data of each error
variant is preserved correctly through serialization. For example, assert
equality of all relevant fields in each variant instead of just asserting true,
or add comments explaining why simple validation is sufficient if detailed
checks are not needed.
| let deployment_manager = handler.deployment_manager(); | ||
| // Just verify it was created without errors | ||
| assert!(true); // Placeholder assertion | ||
| } |
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Replace placeholder assertion with meaningful verification.
The test creates a deployment manager but doesn't verify any of its properties or behavior. Either add meaningful assertions or document why no assertions are needed.
- // Test deployment manager creation
- let deployment_manager = handler.deployment_manager();
- // Just verify it was created without errors
- assert!(true); // Placeholder assertion
+ // Test deployment manager creation
+ let deployment_manager = handler.deployment_manager();
+ // Verify the deployment manager was created successfully
+ // The mere fact that no panic occurred validates basic functionalityCommittable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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In executors/tests/external_bundler_test.rs around lines 318 to 321, the test
currently uses a placeholder assertion that always passes without verifying the
deployment manager's properties or behavior. Replace the placeholder
assert!(true) with meaningful assertions that check key properties or expected
behavior of the deployment manager instance to ensure it was created correctly
and functions as intended. If no assertions are needed, add a comment explaining
why verification is unnecessary.
| // Use a static AtomicBool to signal from the job process to the test | ||
| pub static TEST_JOB_PROCESSED_SUCCESSFULLY: AtomicBool = AtomicBool::new(false); |
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Verify atomic boolean reset between tests.
The static atomic boolean TEST_JOB_PROCESSED_SUCCESSFULLY is used for test coordination. Ensure it's properly reset between tests to avoid test interference.
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Add missing atomic boolean reset in executors tests
I found that while TEST_JOB_PROCESSED_SUCCESSFULLY is reset in twmq/tests/basic.rs, there are no store(false, …) calls in the executors/tests suite. Without a reset, one test’s success flag can bleed into the next, causing intermittent failures.
• File needing update: executors/tests/fixtures.rs (around the pub static TEST_JOB_PROCESSED_SUCCESSFULLY definition)
• Suggested fix: insert a reset before each test run, for example with a constructor function:
use std::sync::atomic::Ordering;
use ctor::ctor; // add `ctor = "0.1"` to [dev-dependencies] if not already present
#[ctor]
fn reset_test_job_processed() {
TEST_JOB_PROCESSED_SUCCESSFULLY.store(false, Ordering::SeqCst);
}This ensures the flag is cleared automatically before any test in this crate executes.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In executors/tests/fixtures.rs around lines 86 to 87, the static AtomicBool
TEST_JOB_PROCESSED_SUCCESSFULLY is not reset before each test, which can cause
test interference. Fix this by adding a constructor function using the ctor
crate that resets TEST_JOB_PROCESSED_SUCCESSFULLY to false with Ordering::SeqCst
before any test runs. Import std::sync::atomic::Ordering and the ctor crate,
then define a function annotated with #[ctor] that calls
TEST_JOB_PROCESSED_SUCCESSFULLY.store(false, Ordering::SeqCst).
Co-authored-by: joaquim.verges <joaquim.verges@gmail.com>
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.github/workflows/coverage-executors.yaml (2)
70-75: Add a trailing newline to silence YAML linter
yamllintflags the file because there is no line-feed after the last line.
This is purely cosmetic but keeps the linter (andgit diff) quiet.- run: cat code-coverage-results.md >> $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY +\t run: cat code-coverage-results.md >> $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY + +# (newline EOF)
17-21: Consider using theconcurrencykey to auto-cancel superseded runsLong-running coverage jobs can queue up on busy branches.
Adding a simple concurrency group prevents wasting CI minutes:jobs: coverage: concurrency: group: coverage-${{ github.ref }} cancel-in-progress: true.github/workflows/ci-executors.yaml (2)
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cargo nextest runperforms a build if artifacts are absent.
The explicitcargo buildjust duplicates work and usually adds ~30-40 s.Two options:
- - name: Build - run: cargo build -p engine-executors --verbose - - - name: Run tests - run: cargo nextest run -p engine-executors --profile ci + - name: Run tests + run: cargo nextest run -p engine-executors --profile ci --no-rebuildThe
--no-rebuildguard ensures nextest does not trigger a compile if someone adds the build step back later.executors/GITHUB_ACTIONS_SUMMARY.md (1)
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