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Speed up TestHnswMergeAbort and make its assertion deterministic #16401
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does this test rely on the fact that HNSW merging work is done on a background thread? If we had single-threaded HNSW merging (as we used to do) this would deadlock because the InfoStream would be waiting for the merging operation to be aborted, but it could not progress because it is the merging operation?
I guess that should be OK since all of our mergers do use their own thread pools now
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Thanks for the review!
My intent was to depend only on
rollback()being called from a different thread than the merge, not on where the merge runs. The test sets that up explicitly, withrollback()on the test thread andforceMergeon its own thread.I think that cycle is avoided because the release signal does not come from the merge side. It comes from the rollback thread, which marks every running merge aborted inside
IndexWriter#abortMergesand emits thenow wait formessage before it ever starts waiting. The blocking branch in the test only fires for the HNSWbuild graphmessage, so the rollback thread is never held there. As a backstop the latch has a 2 minute timeout, so a missed release fails thereleasedAfterAbortassertion instead of hanging the build.It holds even without that. I swapped
ConcurrentMergeSchedulerforSerialMergeSchedulerlocally, so the merge runs synchronously insideforceMerge, and all three tests still pass across repeated runs.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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thanks, that makes sense. I'll merge today