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Use ConTester to prove that the synchronized block is required #4672

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Relates to PR #4631

The issue that was fixed was never proven, due to lack of test tooling. Therefore, I wrote the ConTester utility (https://github.com/davidburstrom/contester) which allows for defining breakpoints in the production code.

If the synchronized block is removed, the tests start to fail for the reason indicated in #4609

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That's awesome 👍 It would help us catch a lot of concurrency problems we have. As a side note: we probably want to wait for a stable release of Contester before merging and releasing this.

@@ -26,6 +27,9 @@ class DetektPomModel(project: Project) : UserDataHolderBase(), PomModel {
// Addresses https://github.com/detekt/detekt/issues/4609
synchronized(extensionArea) {
if (!extensionArea.hasExtensionPoint(extension)) {
ConTesterBreakpoint.defineBreakpoint("DetektPomModel.registerExtensionPoint") {
extensionArea == getRootArea()
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could you put a named parameter here?

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Could you provide an example of what you'd like it to look like?

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ConTesterBreakpoint.defineBreakpoint(
    name = "DetektPomModel.registerExtensionPoint"
    onlyWhen = { extensionArea == getRootArea() }
)

Something along those lines. onlyWhen could be when or condition or whatever you prefer

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Ah. That's not possible unless there are Kotlin bindings for the library. condition is preferable, to mimic debugger terminology.

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Sorry. I naively thought you wrote this in Kotlin, my bad :) You could add bindings for that btw.

condition is preferable, to mimic debugger terminology.

Yup that sounds great to me 👍

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Yeah, I would not want to impose a Kotlin runtime dependency for such a specific tool :)

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ConTesterDriver.runToBreakpoint(thread1, "DetektPomModel.registerExtensionPoint")
ConTesterDriver.runUntilBlockedOrTerminated(thread2)
ConTesterDriver.join(thread1)
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nit: That's mostly an API design decision, but they would read better if they're extension function instead.

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I get what you're saying, though I'm not too keen on extension functions, especially since they would be called join(), start() etc which already overload and would be confusing. How about some sort of ConTester context, so the nature of the test is obvious?

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especially since they would be called join(), start() etc which already overload and would be confusing.

Agree. If you end up this way, I would not use those names and be a bit more specific with function naming.

How about some sort of ConTester context, so the nature of the test is obvious?

That also works eventually :)

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That's awesome 👍 It would help us catch a lot of concurrency problems we have. As a side note: we probably want to wait for a stable release of Contester before merging and releasing this.

Thanks :) It'd especially useful to regression test them.

As for the side note: Yeah, I've possibly been too defensive about the naming, wanting to get a little bit of feedback on the tool before going 0.1.0 proper. I'd say its quite release ready as it is.

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It's odd to have test code in production code. But we already had regressions on this code so I imagine that it is worth it.

I assume that the overhead in production is near to 0, right?

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The overhead is 0 for repeated calls, see https://github.com/davidburstrom/contester#benchmarks
Though, I should benchmark the first call too.

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It's odd to have test code in production code. But we already had regressions on this code so I imagine that it is worth it.

I get what you mean. Though, it's not much different than usage of @VisibleForTesting annotations, and other production constructs that only exist to bolster testability. At least this one doesn't affect the API of the system under test.

I assume that the overhead in production is near to 0, right?

I've updated the benchmark, the first call is on micro-second duration.

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I've released a 0.1.0 GA, just waiting for it to appear on Maven Central.

@davidburstrom davidburstrom marked this pull request as ready for review April 9, 2022 07:40
@cortinico cortinico added this to the 1.20.0 milestone Apr 9, 2022
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I vote to move this one to 1.21. We can merge it as soon as we release 1.20 but because it adds a really new library in production code and we released two RC already without it I think its safer and we lose nearly nothing by waiting.

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I'm fine with that :)

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@BraisGabin @cortinico I've released version 0.2.0 of ConTester which fixes a minor bug. Since Detekt 1.20.0 is released, could we consider merging this? I've rebased on top of latest main.

@BraisGabin BraisGabin merged commit a8cde4f into detekt:main May 29, 2022
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Thanks for that! :)

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@BraisGabin @cortinico I've released version 0.2.0 of ConTester which fixes a minor bug. Since Detekt 1.20.0 is released, could we consider merging this? I've rebased on top of latest main.

Thanks for doing this 🙏

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