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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds regression tests and a cancellation benchmark, but some tests may not exercise their assertions or cleanup, while benchmark timing and console output can invalidate measurements. The validation artifacts are therefore not reliable enough for merge until these issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Test
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participant TopicFlow
participant Cache
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Test->>CancellationState: setupInvocation()
CancellationState->>TopicFlow: process polled records
TopicFlow->>Cache: getOrUpdate(key)
Cache->>ReplicateRecords: load record with delay
Test->>CancellationState: cancel loading
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In `@scache/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/LoadingCache.scala`:
- Around line 14-18: Update the documentation for MaxRetries and related retry
behavior to accurately reflect that nested paths such as tryPutNewValue and
error cleanup may perform outer-map CAS retries without checkRetries;
alternatively, route those nested retries through the existing bound, while
preserving the current retry semantics.
In `@scache/src/test/scala/com/evolution/scache/CacheDefectsSpec.scala`:
- Around line 232-254: Remove the test named “a new load generation does not
inherit the previous generation's stuck-timer” until loading-timeout behavior is
implemented, since EntryState.Loading has no timestamp and ExpiringCache does
not expire loading entries.
- Line 37: Replace the unconditional pending marker in CacheDefectsSpec with
pendingUntilFixed applied only to each affected failing bounded assertion,
following the existing pattern at the referenced assertions. Keep test setup,
regression assertions, and .guarantee cleanup blocks active, and avoid marking
the entire five-test cases pending.
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| * Maximum number of CAS retry attempts on the outer map before giving up. This is a safety net | ||
| * against infinite spinning under extreme contention. Inner entry-level CAS loops are unbounded | ||
| * as they always make progress. | ||
| */ | ||
| private val MaxRetries: Int = 10000 |
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Describe the unbounded retry scope accurately.
Nested paths such as tryPutNewValue and error cleanup also call ref.access and retry outer-map CAS operations without checkRetries. Therefore, unbounded retries are not limited to entry-level CAS loops. Update the documentation to describe the actual scope, or bound these nested loops as well.
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In `@scache/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/LoadingCache.scala` around lines
14 - 18, Update the documentation for MaxRetries and related retry behavior to
accurately reflect that nested paths such as tryPutNewValue and error cleanup
may perform outer-map CAS retries without checkRetries; alternatively, route
those nested retries through the existing bound, while preserving the current
retry semantics.
| loader <- cache.getOrUpdate(0) { started.complete(()) *> gate.get.as(1) }.start | ||
| _ <- started.get | ||
| cancelling <- loader.cancel.start | ||
| _ = pending |
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For the ScalaTest version used by this repository, verify the behavior of pendingandpendingUntilFixedinAsyncFunSuite.
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In ScalaTest's AsyncFunSuite, the behaviors of pending and pendingUntilFixed are designed to manage tests that are incomplete or temporarily failing, respectively [1][2]. Pending A pending test is defined as a test that has been given a name but is not yet implemented [1][3]. When a test calls the pending method, it completes abruptly by throwing a TestPendingException [1][3]. Because this exception is thrown, the test is reported as "pending" rather than passing or failing [3][4]. Importantly, the code within a pending test is executed up until the point where pending is called [1][3]. This mechanism is intended to facilitate test-driven development (TDD) by allowing you to sketch out the specification of behavior before the implementation is fully written [1][3]. PendingUntilFixed The pendingUntilFixed method is used to temporarily manage failing tests [2][5]. It accepts a block of code as an argument [2][5]. The behavior is as follows: - If the block of code completes abruptly (typically by throwing an exception, such as a test failure), pendingUntilFixed catches it and throws a TestPendingException, effectively marking the test as pending [2][6]. - If the block of code executes successfully (i.e., it does not throw an exception), pendingUntilFixed throws a TestFailedException [2][6]. This is intentional: it encourages you to remove the pendingUntilFixed wrapper once the underlying issue has been resolved and the test is no longer failing [2][5]. These mechanisms are consistent across ScalaTest versions supporting AsyncFunSuite, ensuring that they correctly handle the asynchronous nature of tests by reporting outcomes appropriately based on these exceptions [2][6][3].
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- 1: https://www.scalatest.org/scaladoc/3.2.8/org/scalatest/funsuite/AsyncFunSuite.html
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ScalaTest 3.2.20 AsyncFunSuite pending pendingUntilFixed API behavior TestPendingException
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In ScalaTest 3.2.20, the pendingUntilFixed API in AsyncFunSuite is designed to handle tests that are known to fail [1][2]. Its core behavior is to execute a provided block of code and monitor its outcome: if the block completes abruptly (i.e., throws an Exception or AssertionError), the test is treated as pending (via TestPendingException) [1][3]. If the block completes successfully, it throws a TestFailedException [1]. This mechanism encourages developers to maintain clean test suites by automatically flagging a test failure if the code block no longer throws an exception, signaling that the original issue has been resolved and the pendingUntilFixed wrapper should be removed [1][2]. It is important to note that AsyncFunSuite deals with asynchronous operations returning Future outcomes [4]. While the standard pendingUntilFixed signature (pendingUntilFixed(f: => Unit)) is available in AsyncFunSuite [1], developers working with asynchronous code should ensure the block being wrapped correctly interacts with the asynchronous test execution model. In the context of ScalaTest's asynchronous testing, TestPendingException is specifically recognized as an outcome that results in a Pending status for the test [4].
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Replace unconditional pending with pendingUntilFixed around the affected assertions.
pending marks all five tests as pending before their regression assertions execute. Keep setup and the existing .guarantee cleanup blocks active, then wrap each currently failing bounded assertion with pendingUntilFixed, as at lines 72 and 188. Remove each wrapper when the defect is fixed.
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In `@scache/src/test/scala/com/evolution/scache/CacheDefectsSpec.scala` at line
37, Replace the unconditional pending marker in CacheDefectsSpec with
pendingUntilFixed applied only to each affected failing bounded assertion,
following the existing pattern at the referenced assertions. Keep test setup,
regression assertions, and .guarantee cleanup blocks active, and avoid marking
the entire five-test cases pending.
| test("a new load generation does not inherit the previous generation's stuck-timer") { | ||
| val config = ExpiringCache.Config[IO, Int, Int]( | ||
| expireAfterRead = 1.minute, | ||
| ) | ||
| val io = ExpiringCache.of[IO, Int, Int](config).use { cache => | ||
| for { | ||
| started1 <- Deferred[IO, Unit] | ||
| gate1 <- Deferred[IO, Unit] | ||
| loader1 <- cache.getOrUpdate(0) { started1.complete(()) *> gate1.get.as(1) }.start | ||
| _ <- started1.get | ||
| _ <- IO.sleep(150.millis) | ||
| _ <- gate1.complete(()) | ||
| _ <- loader1.join | ||
| _ <- cache.remove(0).flatten | ||
| started2 <- Deferred[IO, Unit] | ||
| gate2 <- Deferred[IO, Unit] | ||
| loader2 <- cache.getOrUpdate(0) { started2.complete(()) *> gate2.get.as(2) }.start | ||
| _ <- started2.get | ||
| result <- { | ||
| for { | ||
| _ <- IO.sleep(150.millis) | ||
| present <- cache.contains(0) | ||
| _ = present shouldEqual true |
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Test an implemented loading timeout. ExpiringCache skips EntryState.Loading, and EntryState.Loading has no timestamp. Therefore, no loading timer can expire during the 150-millisecond wait. Add loading-timeout behavior and wait past its deadline, or remove this test until that behavior exists.
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In `@scache/src/test/scala/com/evolution/scache/CacheDefectsSpec.scala` around
lines 232 - 254, Remove the test named “a new load generation does not inherit
the previous generation's stuck-timer” until loading-timeout behavior is
implemented, since EntryState.Loading has no timestamp and ExpiringCache does
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113-145: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRemove the
Testapplication or move it out of the benchmark sources.
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CancellationBenchmark.errorat line 149 is referenced only from the commented-out block at lines 218-219, so it is dead. At line 220,1 + record.value - record.valuealways evaluates to1; the expression is a remnant of the same experiment and hides the intent.Either restore the failure-injection path deliberately, or reduce the code to the constant it computes.
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object ReplicateRecords { def process(record: Record): IO[NonEmptyList[Int]] = - IO.sleep(50.milliseconds) *> - // if (Random.nextInt(chanceToFailOneIn) == 0) IO.raiseError(error) - // else IO(NonEmptyList.one(1)) - IO(NonEmptyList.one(1 + record.value - record.value)) + IO.sleep(50.milliseconds).as(NonEmptyList.one(1)) }object CancellationBenchmark { type Partition = Int - val error: Throwable = new RuntimeException("ba-bam!") with NoStackTrace }Remove the now-unused
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Poll.buildruns on every invocation and uses the globalRandomat line 161 to assign keys. The key distribution therefore changes between invocations. That distribution controls how many key entries each partition cache creates, which is exactly what the cancellation path must clean up. The result is run-to-run variance that the benchmark cannot attribute to the code under test.Use a fixed seed, or build the poll data once in
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object Poll { def build: NonEmptyMap[Partition, NonEmptyList[Record]] = { val numberOfKeys = 250 // Random.nextInt(250) + 1 val numberOfRecords = 1000 // Random.nextInt(1000) + 1 val numberOfPartitions = 16 // Random.nextInt(16) + 1 + val random = new Random(0L) val keys = (0 until numberOfKeys).map(i => f"key-$i%06d") - val records = (0 until numberOfRecords).map(Record(keys(Random.nextInt(numberOfKeys)), _)) + val records = (0 until numberOfRecords).map(Record(keys(random.nextInt(numberOfKeys)), _))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 86-103: Update the benchmark setup around TopicFlow.make and the
load resource use so the single allocated flow returned as flow is reused by the
loading fiber; avoid creating a second TopicFlow allocation inside use, and
retain the corresponding release finalizer for teardown.
- Line 263: Remove the println side effect from the flatTap call in
ReplicateRecords.process so the cancellation benchmark measures only the
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`@benchmark/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/bench/CancellationBenchmark.scala`:
- Around line 113-145: Remove the unused scratch application object Test from
the benchmark sources, or relocate it to a clearly named debug-only source
outside the JMH benchmark set if it is still needed; leave the actual
CancellationState benchmark workload unchanged.
- Line 149: Remove the unused CancellationBenchmark.error experiment value and
its NoStackTrace import, then replace the constant expression 1 + record.value -
record.value with the literal value 1 while preserving the surrounding benchmark
behavior.
- Around line 155-170: Make Poll.build deterministic by removing global Random
variability: use a fixed-seed generator for assigning keys, or construct and
reuse the poll data once during `@Setup`(Level.Trial). Ensure repeated benchmark
invocations produce the same key distribution and partition contents.
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| override def apply(records: NonEmptyList[Record]): IO[Int] = { | ||
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Remove the println from the measured workload.
ReplicateRecords.process runs for every record of every key while the benchmark measures cancellationFiber.cancel. println takes a lock on System.out, so this console output adds contention and distorts the measured cancellation latency.
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- Around line 87-92: Replace the fixed IO.sleep readiness delay in the loading
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| val loading = for { | ||
| loadingFiber <- load.start | ||
| _ <- IO.sleep(10.milliseconds) | ||
| // _ <- loadingFiber.cancel | ||
| } yield loadingFiber | ||
| loading.unsafeRunSync() |
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Wait until cache work starts before cancellation.
Line 89 uses a fixed delay as a readiness signal. Under scheduler contention, the loading fiber can still be in startup when subject cancels it. The benchmark can then measure cancellation before cache work starts.
Add a Deferred barrier. Complete it after ReplicateRecords.process starts. Await it during setup before storing cancellationFiber.
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In
`@benchmark/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/bench/CancellationBenchmark.scala`
around lines 87 - 92, Replace the fixed IO.sleep readiness delay in the loading
setup with a Deferred barrier; complete the barrier immediately after
ReplicateRecords.process starts, then await it before returning and storing
cancellationFiber so cancellation is measured only after cache work begins.
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Related to #369 - only back-porting the unit-tests with TODO comments.
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