Add test for verifying exception handling - #585
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe PR adds reusable TAP helpers for polling, log checks, synchronization, and apply-worker lookup. It adds and schedules a two-node regression test for replay-mode leakage after Replay mode regression
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Basically, nice sketch. Just make it simpler and introduce general mechanics into SpockTest.pm if needed - especially if vanilla's one already has something similar.
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I added some helpers. I almost made it a separate PR, but kept it here.
For in between transactions.
Two sleep(2) calls stood in for synchronisation. The first waited for the apply worker to pick up a reloaded spock.exception_behaviour, the second for it to go idle before the cancel. Neither was guaranteed: the row arriving proves the commit is visible, but handle_commit() then calls process_syncing_tables(), which opens a transaction of its own, so the cancel could land outside the window the test is about and the test would pass without exercising the leak. Use spock.sync_event() and wait_for_sync_event() instead. A non-transactional sync event is decoded outside any remote transaction and ordered after the preceding commit, so the origin reaching its LSN means handle_commit() ran to the end -- replay queue reset, use_try_block cleared. It also orders the reload, since the worker tests ConfigReloadPending before reading from the stream. The same call replaces wait_for_row(), a 90s polling loop that burned its full timeout on failure; a plain SELECT after the sync does the job. Renumbered from 037, which PR #545 also claims, and added to tests/tap/schedule -- CI runs run_tests.sh, which is schedule-driven, so the test would never have been executed. 29 subtests to 33, passing, ~26s.
035, 036 and 039 each carried a copy of read_log_from() and wait_for_log(); 013_origin_change_restore, 018, 020 and 035 each hand-rolled a poll-a-query-until-it-returns-X loop under a different name. PostgreSQL::Test has wait_for_log(), slurp_file() and poll_query_until() for exactly this, but nothing in this suite uses PostgreSQL::Test, so add equivalents to SpockTest.pm instead: node_logfile, log_offset, log_since, wait_for_log, poll_query_until, sync_nodes and apply_worker_pid. They poll every 0.1s, as PostgreSQL::Test does, rather than every second. 039 uses them and loses its four local helpers, 173 lines to 128; it no longer needs to know that a node's log is named after its port. 035 and 036 keep their own copies for now -- @EXPORT_OK exports only on request, so nothing collides.
create_cluster() started the postgres instances and then slept a flat 17 seconds. They are normally accepting connections in about two, so most of that was dead time, paid by all 57 tap tests. Poll wait_for_pg_ready() instead, which was already in the module and already used by 013 and 016, and die naming the node if one never comes up -- previously a server that failed to start showed up later as a confusing psql error. Its polling interval goes from 1s to the 0.1s the other wait_* helpers use, so the wait does not round back up. 039 typically goes from 26s to 8s. Run-to-run variance is unchanged and still real -- an occasional run lands nearer 25s -- but the floor is no longer set by the sleep.
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In `@tests/tap/t/SpockTest.pm`:
- Line 525: Update node_logfile to resolve relative LOG_DIR values against the
relevant node_datadirs entry, while leaving absolute LOG_DIR paths unchanged, so
wait_for_log and log_since locate PostgreSQL server logs correctly when
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| my $port = ($BASE_PORT + $node_num - 1); | ||
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According to the official PostgreSQL documentation, when the logging_collector parameter is enabled, the log_directory parameter determines the directory where log files are created [1][2]. This directory path can be specified as either an absolute path or a path relative to the cluster data directory [1][3]. The default value for log_directory is log, which refers to a subdirectory named log within the data directory [1][4]. This setting can only be configured in the postgresql.conf file or on the server command line [1][5].
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- 1: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/runtime-config-logging.html
- 2: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/18/runtime-config-logging.html
- 3: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/devel/runtime-config-logging.html
- 4: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/16/runtime-config-logging.html
- 5: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/13/runtime-config-logging.html
Resolve relative server-log paths from each node data directory. When TESTLOGDIR is unset, PostgreSQL writes log_directory='logs' below each node data directory, but node_logfile reads logs/00$port.log relative to the TAP process directory. This causes wait_for_log and log_since to miss server output. Resolve relative $LOG_DIR values against the relevant $node_datadirs entry while preserving absolute paths.
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In `@tests/tap/t/SpockTest.pm` at line 525, Update node_logfile to resolve
relative LOG_DIR values against the relevant node_datadirs entry, while leaving
absolute LOG_DIR paths unchanged, so wait_for_log and log_since locate
PostgreSQL server logs correctly when TESTLOGDIR is unset.
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log_since() returns '' in case if the open() fails - so unsuccessful operation passes successfully, right?
| sub node_logfile { | ||
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| my $port = ($BASE_PORT + $node_num - 1); | ||
| return "$LOG_DIR/00$port.log"; |
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This is a problem. It is based on $TESTLOGDIR, but without cherry-picking the commit c45f722, it is initialised only by run_tests.sh. So, we can't run this TAP test individually.
| my ($node_num, $timeout) = @_; | ||
| $timeout //= 30; | ||
| my $query = "SELECT pid FROM pg_stat_activity " . | ||
| "WHERE application_name LIKE 'spock apply %'"; |
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Is there any chance of getting two records? - parallel subscription, different databases, whatever? I'd use LIMIT or/and datname filter to be sure
Both came out of review on 039. log_since() returned '' when the log could not be opened. Callers grep the result, so an unreadable log looked exactly like a readable one that does not contain the pattern, and the unlike() in 039 passed on a broken read. Die naming the path instead. apply_worker_pid() matched application_name LIKE 'spock apply %' across the whole instance. A node with two subscriptions returns two rows and scalar_query() strips the newline between them, so two pids came back as one run of digits that still matched /^\d+$/ and went on to pg_cancel_backend(). Restrict the match to the current database, resolve a named subscription to the subid the worker carries (spock_worker.c names workers "spock apply <dboid>:<subid>"), and die on an ambiguous match. 039 now names its subscription.
$LOG_DIR fell back to a relative "logs" when TESTLOGDIR was unset, and only run_tests.sh and the make target export it. create_postgresql_conf() feeds $LOG_DIR to log_directory, and PostgreSQL resolves a relative log_directory against the data directory while Perl resolves it against the current directory. The server logged to <datadir>/logs/005442.log while the test read ./logs/005442.log, so running a single test with plain "prove t/039_no_replay_mode_leak.pl" could not work -- it died on the first log read. 036 and 001 were unrunnable the same way. rel2abs() rather than a TESTLOGDIR default, so a relative TESTLOGDIR is also resolved. Cherry-picking c45f722 would not have covered this: it exports TESTLOGDIR from the make target, which repairs make and run_tests.sh but leaves a bare prove run still broken.
Both kept a local read_log_from() that returned '' when the log could not be opened, so an unreadable log looked exactly like a readable one without the pattern. Five assertions passed on a broken read: three unlike() in 035, one in 036, and the cmp_ok() in 035 that counts retries through count_in_log() -- a failed open counts zero, and zero is under the cap. Use log_offset(), log_since() and wait_for_log() from SpockTest.pm instead of patching the local copies, so the two duplicated helpers go away with the bug. count_in_log() stays in 035, now reading through log_since(). Neither test hardcodes the 00<port>.log name any more, and both can be run individually. 107 and 16 subtests as before.
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There are some places where potentially false positives might occur - late SIGHUP or delayed log flush, for example. But nothing that actually blocks the merge itself.
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For in between transactions.
This needs PR #584 to be merged first before the test passes, but the test is also purposely not in the CI schedule.