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Always recreate stream on failure. #205

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@skhugh skhugh commented Jun 13, 2024

Recreate stream if timed out.

What this PR does / why we need it?

When ClosedReceiveChannelException is received, reusing the same stream caused channel receive to suspend forever.
Therefore we only reused the stream on failure not related to ClosedReceiveChannelException.
But there is suspicion that other failures can also cause it to hang forever.
This PR always creates a new stream on any failures. Also it uses withTimeout to prevent such behavior and recreate the stream.

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  • Added relevant tests or not required
  • Didn't break anything

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Enhanced execution control with timeout functionality, improving reliability and performance.
  • Chores
    • Updated version name to 0.4.24-rc2 for the upcoming release.

Recreate stream if timed out.
@skhugh skhugh requested a review from 7hong13 June 13, 2024 10:19
@skhugh skhugh self-assigned this Jun 13, 2024
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Recent updates involve altering the Client.kt file to include timeout handling using Kotlin's withTimeoutOrNull and refined error/stream management processes. Additionally, the project's version identifier in gradle.properties has been updated from 0.4.24-rc to 0.4.24-rc2 to reflect these changes.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
yorkie/src/.../Client.kt - Added TimeoutException import.
- Introduced withTimeoutOrNull for timeout handling.
- Refactored error handling and stream management.
gradle.properties Updated VERSION_NAME from 0.4.24-rc to 0.4.24-rc2.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant CodeBlock
    participant TimeoutException
    participant StreamManager

    Client->>CodeBlock: Execute Code Block
    CodeBlock-->>Client: Success or Delay
    alt Delay
        Client->>TimeoutException: Time exceeds limit
        TimeoutException-->>Client: Throws TimeoutException
    else Success
        Client-->>StreamManager: Manage streams
        StreamManager-->>Client: Stream Response
    end
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In the code of Yorkie, swift and keen,
A timeout safeguard now is seen,
With streams well-managed, errors caught tight,
The version bumps to new delight,
From rc to a fresher hue,
We celebrate with joy so true.
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Review profile: CHILL

Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between da17b52 and eab887a.

Files selected for processing (1)
  • yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/core/Client.kt (5 hunks)
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yorkie/src/main/kotlin/dev/yorkie/core/Client.kt (2)

43-43: The addition of TimeoutException and withTimeoutOrNull are appropriate for the new timeout functionality.

Also applies to: 79-79


419-426: The implementation of safeClose using NonCancellable context and runCatching is robust and ensures that the stream closure is handled gracefully without causing unintended exceptions.

Comment on lines +315 to +347
val stream = withTimeoutOrNull(1_000) {
service.watchDocument(
attachment.document.key.documentBasedRequestHeader,
).also {
latestStream = it
}
} ?: continue
val streamJob = launch(start = CoroutineStart.UNDISPATCHED) {
val channel = stream.responseChannel()
var retry = 0
while (!stream.isReceiveClosed() && !channel.isClosedForReceive) {
val receiveResult = channel.receiveCatching()
receiveResult.onSuccess {
attachment.document.publishEvent(StreamConnectionChanged.Connected)
handleWatchDocumentsResponse(attachment.document.key, it)
retry = 0
}.onFailure {
if (receiveResult.isClosed) {
return@onFailure
withTimeoutOrNull(60_000) {
val receiveResult = channel.receiveCatching()
receiveResult.onSuccess {
attachment.document.publishEvent(StreamConnectionChanged.Connected)
handleWatchDocumentsResponse(attachment.document.key, it)
}.onFailure {
if (receiveResult.isClosed) {
stream.safeClose()
return@onFailure
}
handleWatchStreamFailure(attachment.document, stream, it)
}.onClosed {
handleWatchStreamFailure(
attachment.document,
stream,
it ?: ClosedReceiveChannelException("Channel was closed"),
)
}
retry++
handleWatchStreamFailure(attachment.document, stream, it, retry > 3)
}.onClosed {
} ?: run {
handleWatchStreamFailure(
attachment.document,
stream,
it ?: ClosedReceiveChannelException("Channel was closed"),
true,
TimeoutException("channel timed out"),
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Codebase Verification

The ClientTest.kt file includes instances of withTimeoutOrNull, but they are used to test document synchronization and not directly related to createWatchJob. This indicates that the timeout handling in createWatchJob is not explicitly tested.

  • ClientTest.kt contains tests for document synchronization using withTimeoutOrNull.
  • No specific tests cover the timeout scenarios within createWatchJob.
Analysis chain

The refactoring of createWatchJob to include timeout handling and stream recreation upon failure is well-implemented. However, ensure proper testing of the timeout values to match expected behavior in production environments.


To ensure that the timeout values in createWatchJob are properly tested, we need to search for test cases that might be testing this method explicitly or indirectly. Let's look for test files that might be related to this functionality and check if they include any tests for timeouts.


The search results indicate that there are no specific test cases directly testing the createWatchJob method for timeout values, but there are instances of withTimeoutOrNull in ClientTest.kt. This suggests that some timeout behavior is being tested, but we need to verify if these tests are comprehensive and cover the scenarios in createWatchJob.

To proceed, let's review the contents of ClientTest.kt to determine if the timeout values and behaviors in createWatchJob are adequately tested.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the timeout values are tested.
# Test: Search for the test cases related to `createWatchJob`.
rg --type kotlin --files-with-matches 'fun createWatchJob' | xargs rg 'withTimeoutOrNull'

Length of output: 241



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for test files that might be related to the Client class or createWatchJob method.
fd -e kt -e kts -e java --type f -x grep -l 'Client' {} +
fd -e kt -e kts -e java --type f -x grep -l 'createWatchJob' {} +

# Check if any of these files contain tests for timeout values.
grep -E 'withTimeoutOrNull|TimeoutException' $(fd -e kt -e kts -e java --type f -x grep -l 'Client' {} +)
grep -E 'withTimeoutOrNull|TimeoutException' $(fd -e kt -e kts -e java --type f -x grep -l 'createWatchJob' {} +)

Length of output: 21210



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Display the relevant lines from ClientTest.kt that include withTimeoutOrNull to verify if they test createWatchJob.
rg --context 10 'withTimeoutOrNull' ./yorkie/src/androidTest/kotlin/dev/yorkie/core/ClientTest.kt

Length of output: 2242

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between eab887a and 3dda483.

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  • gradle.properties (1 hunks)
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skhugh commented Jun 13, 2024

all the test cases are passing on the real server.

@skhugh skhugh merged commit 971eb30 into main Jun 13, 2024
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@skhugh skhugh deleted the stream branch June 13, 2024 13:32
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