Fix indentation of coroutine tracing tests (e36544ae) · Commits · e / os / android_frameworks_libs_systemui

tracinglib/src/fakeTest/kotlin/com/android/app/tracing/coroutines/CoroutineTracingTest.kt

+103 −107

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		@@ -19,9 +19,11 @@ package com.android.app.tracing.coroutines
		import com.android.app.tracing.TraceState.openSectionsOnCurrentThread
		import kotlin.coroutines.CoroutineContext
		import kotlin.coroutines.EmptyCoroutineContext
		import kotlinx.coroutines.CoroutineScope
		import kotlinx.coroutines.delay
		import kotlinx.coroutines.launch
		import kotlinx.coroutines.newSingleThreadContext
		import kotlinx.coroutines.test.TestScope
		import kotlinx.coroutines.test.runTest
		import org.junit.Assert.assertArrayEquals
		import org.junit.Assert.assertEquals
		@@ -40,11 +42,18 @@ private fun assertTraceEquals(vararg openTraceSections: String) {
		/** Helper util for asserting that there are no open trace sections on the current thread. */
		private fun assertTraceIsEmpty() = assertEquals(0, openSectionsOnCurrentThread().size)

		/**
		* Helper util for calling [runTest] with a [TraceContextElement]. This is useful for formatting
		* purposes. Passing an arg to `runTest {}` directly, as in `fun testStuff() =
		* runTest(TraceContextElement()) {}` would require more indentations according to our style guide.
		*/
		private fun runTestWithTraceContext(testBody: suspend TestScope.() -> Unit) =
		runTest(context = TraceContextElement(), testBody = testBody)

		@RunWith(BlockJUnit4ClassRunner::class)
		class CoroutineTracingTest {
		@Test
		fun nestedTraceSectionsOnSingleThread() {
		runTest(TraceContextElement()) {
		fun nestedTraceSectionsOnSingleThread() = runTestWithTraceContext {
		val fetchData: suspend () -> String = {
		delay(1L)
		traceCoroutine("span-for-fetchData") {
		@@ -58,14 +67,11 @@ class CoroutineTracingTest {
		}
		assertTraceIsEmpty()
		}
		}

		private fun testTraceSectionsMultiThreaded(
		testContext: CoroutineContext,
		private fun CoroutineScope.testTraceSectionsMultiThreaded(
		thread1Context: CoroutineContext,
		thread2Context: CoroutineContext
		) {
		runTest(testContext) {
		val fetchData1: suspend () -> String = {
		assertTraceEquals("span-for-launch-1")
		delay(1L)
		@@ -83,11 +89,7 @@ class CoroutineTracingTest {
		)
		delay(1L)
		traceCoroutine("span-for-fetchData-2") {
		assertTraceEquals(
		"span-for-launch-1",
		"span-for-launch-2",
		"span-for-fetchData-2"
		)
		assertTraceEquals("span-for-launch-1", "span-for-launch-2", "span-for-fetchData-2")
		}
		assertTraceEquals(
		"span-for-launch-1",
		@@ -114,56 +116,51 @@ class CoroutineTracingTest {
		launch(thread1) { assertTraceIsEmpty() }
		launch(thread2) { assertTraceIsEmpty() }
		}
		}

		@Test
		fun nestedTraceSectionsMultiThreaded1() {
		// Thread-#1 and Thread-#2 inherit TraceContextElement from the test context:
		fun nestedTraceSectionsMultiThreaded1() = runTestWithTraceContext {
		// Thread-#1 and Thread-#2 inherit TraceContextElement from the test's CoroutineContext.
		testTraceSectionsMultiThreaded(
		testContext = TraceContextElement(),
		thread1Context = EmptyCoroutineContext,
		thread2Context = EmptyCoroutineContext
		)
		}

		@Test
		fun nestedTraceSectionsMultiThreaded2() {
		// Thread-#2 inherits the TraceContextElement from Thread-#1. The test context does not need
		// the trace context
		fun nestedTraceSectionsMultiThreaded2() = runTest {
		// Thread-#2 inherits the TraceContextElement from Thread-#1. The test's CoroutineContext
		// does not need a TraceContextElement because it does not do any tracing.
		testTraceSectionsMultiThreaded(
		testContext = EmptyCoroutineContext,
		thread1Context = TraceContextElement(),
		thread2Context = EmptyCoroutineContext
		)
		}

		@Test
		fun nestedTraceSectionsMultiThreaded3() {
		// Thread-#2 overrides the TraceContextElement from Thread-#1 - but the merging context
		// should be a no-op. The test context does not need the trace context.
		fun nestedTraceSectionsMultiThreaded3() = runTest {
		// Thread-#2 overrides the TraceContextElement from Thread-#1, but the merging context
		// should be fine; it is essentially a no-op. The test's CoroutineContext does not need the
		// trace context because it does not do any tracing.
		testTraceSectionsMultiThreaded(
		testContext = EmptyCoroutineContext,
		thread1Context = TraceContextElement(),
		thread2Context = TraceContextElement()
		)
		}

		@Test
		fun nestedTraceSectionsMultiThreaded4() {
		fun nestedTraceSectionsMultiThreaded4() = runTestWithTraceContext {
		// TraceContextElement is merged on each context switch, which should have no effect on the
		// trace results.
		testTraceSectionsMultiThreaded(
		testContext = TraceContextElement(),
		thread1Context = TraceContextElement(),
		thread2Context = TraceContextElement()
		)
		}

		@Test
		fun missingTraceContextObjects() {
		fun missingTraceContextObjects() = runTest {
		// Thread-#1 is missing a TraceContextElement, so some of the trace sections get dropped.
		// The resulting trace sections will be different than the 4 tests above.
		runTest {
		val fetchData1: suspend () -> String = {
		assertTraceIsEmpty()
		delay(1L)
		@@ -205,4 +202,3 @@ class CoroutineTracingTest {
		launch(thread2) { assertTraceIsEmpty() }
		}
		}
		}