protect against concurrent deactivate of audio #725
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WalkthroughThe recent update focuses on enhancing thread safety within the audio effect processing component. A new locking mechanism has been introduced to manage concurrent access to critical sections, particularly when activating and deactivating audio streams. This ensures that the application can handle audio data more reliably and efficiently, reducing the risk of data corruption or crashes due to race conditions. Changes
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- ledfx/effects/audio.py (2 hunks)
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ledfx/effects/audio.py (2)
- 317-322: Proper use of the lock in the
deactivatemethod to ensure thread safety during audio deactivation. This addresses the concurrency issue identified.- 317-322: The locking mechanism in
deactivateis correctly implemented using a context manager, ensuring that the lock is always released properly. This is a good practice for managing resources in concurrent environments.
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| def __init__(self, ledfx, config): | |||
| self._ledfx = ledfx | |||
| self.lock = threading.Lock() | |||
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Initialization of self.lock without explicit documentation on its intended use cases within the class. Consider adding comments to clarify its purpose, especially for future maintenance or extension of the class.
+ # Initialize a threading lock to ensure thread-safe operations on audio deactivation and other critical sections
self.lock = threading.Lock()Committable suggestion
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| self.lock = threading.Lock() | |
| # Initialize a threading lock to ensure thread-safe operations on audio deactivation and other critical sections | |
| self.lock = threading.Lock() |
The lock is introduced without a corresponding release mechanism in error scenarios within the __init__ method. Ensure that locks are always released in a finally block or use a context manager to handle exceptions gracefully.
Consider using the lock within a context manager to ensure it's always released, even if an exception occurs.
| open_audio_stream(default_device) | ||
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| def deactivate(self): | ||
| if self._stream: | ||
| self._stream.stop() | ||
| self._stream.close() | ||
| self._stream = None | ||
| self._is_activated = False | ||
| with self.lock: | ||
| if self._stream: | ||
| self._stream.stop() | ||
| self._stream.close() | ||
| self._stream = None | ||
| self._is_activated = False | ||
| _LOGGER.info("Audio source closed.") | ||
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The file contains a mix of high-level application logic and low-level audio processing details. Consider refactoring to improve modularity and separation of concerns, which could enhance maintainability and testability.
Suggest splitting the file into separate modules: one for audio processing and another for application logic interfacing with the audio processing components.
Sentry hit shows an impossible scenario unless we are pre-empting an audio deactivate with another audio deactivate
Add concurrency lock
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