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test_thread_pool.rb
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test_thread_pool.rb
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require_relative "helper"
require "puma/thread_pool"
class TestThreadPool < Minitest::Test
def teardown
@pool.shutdown(1) if @pool
end
def new_pool(min, max, &block)
block = proc { } unless block
@pool = Puma::ThreadPool.new('test', min, max, &block)
end
def mutex_pool(min, max, &block)
block = proc { } unless block
@pool = MutexPool.new('test', min, max, &block)
end
# Wraps ThreadPool work in mutex for better concurrency control.
class MutexPool < Puma::ThreadPool
# Wait until the added work is completed before returning.
# Array argument is treated as a batch of work items to be added.
# Block will run after work is added but before it is executed on a worker thread.
def <<(work, &block)
work = [work] unless work.is_a?(Array)
with_mutex do
work.each {|arg| super arg}
yield if block_given?
@not_full.wait(@mutex)
end
end
def signal
@not_full.signal
end
# If +wait+ is true, wait until the trim request is completed before returning.
def trim(force=false, wait: true)
super(force)
Thread.pass until @trim_requested == 0 if wait
end
end
def test_append_spawns
saw = []
pool = mutex_pool(0, 1) do |work|
saw << work
end
pool << 1
assert_equal 1, pool.spawned
assert_equal [1], saw
end
def test_thread_name
skip 'Thread.name not supported' unless Thread.current.respond_to?(:name)
thread_name = nil
pool = mutex_pool(0, 1) {thread_name = Thread.current.name}
pool << 1
assert_equal('puma test threadpool 001', thread_name)
end
def test_converts_pool_sizes
pool = new_pool('0', '1')
assert_equal 0, pool.spawned
pool << 1
assert_equal 1, pool.spawned
end
def test_append_queues_on_max
pool = new_pool(0, 0) do
"Hello World!"
end
pool << 1
pool << 2
pool << 3
assert_equal 3, pool.backlog
end
def test_trim
pool = mutex_pool(0, 1)
pool << 1
assert_equal 1, pool.spawned
pool.trim
assert_equal 0, pool.spawned
end
def test_trim_leaves_min
pool = mutex_pool(1, 2)
pool << [1, 2]
assert_equal 2, pool.spawned
pool.trim
assert_equal 1, pool.spawned
pool.trim
assert_equal 1, pool.spawned
end
def test_force_trim_doesnt_overtrim
pool = mutex_pool(1, 2)
pool.<< [1, 2] do
assert_equal 2, pool.spawned
pool.trim true, wait: false
pool.trim true, wait: false
end
assert_equal 1, pool.spawned
end
def test_trim_is_ignored_if_no_waiting_threads
pool = mutex_pool(1, 2)
pool.<< [1, 2] do
assert_equal 2, pool.spawned
pool.trim
pool.trim
end
assert_equal 2, pool.spawned
assert_equal 0, pool.trim_requested
end
def test_autotrim
pool = mutex_pool(1, 2)
timeout = 0
pool.auto_trim! timeout
pool.<< [1, 2] do
assert_equal 2, pool.spawned
end
start = Time.now
Thread.pass until pool.spawned == 1 ||
Time.now - start > 1
assert_equal 1, pool.spawned
end
def test_cleanliness
values = []
n = 100
pool = mutex_pool(1,1) {
values.push Thread.current[:foo]
Thread.current[:foo] = :hai
}
pool.clean_thread_locals = true
pool << [1] * n
assert_equal n, values.length
assert_equal [], values.compact
end
def test_reap_only_dead_threads
pool = mutex_pool(2,2) do
th = Thread.current
Thread.new {th.join; pool.signal}
th.kill
end
assert_equal 2, pool.spawned
pool << 1
assert_equal 2, pool.spawned
pool.reap
assert_equal 1, pool.spawned
pool << 2
assert_equal 1, pool.spawned
pool.reap
assert_equal 0, pool.spawned
end
def test_auto_reap_dead_threads
pool = mutex_pool(2,2) do
th = Thread.current
Thread.new {th.join; pool.signal}
th.kill
end
timeout = 0
pool.auto_reap! timeout
assert_equal 2, pool.spawned
pool << 1
pool << 2
start = Time.now
Thread.pass until pool.spawned == 0 ||
Time.now - start > 1
assert_equal 0, pool.spawned
end
def test_force_shutdown_immediately
rescued = false
pool = mutex_pool(0, 1) do
begin
pool.with_force_shutdown do
pool.signal
sleep
end
rescue Puma::ThreadPool::ForceShutdown
rescued = true
end
end
pool << 1
pool.shutdown(0)
assert_equal 0, pool.spawned
assert rescued
end
def test_waiting_on_startup
pool = new_pool(1, 2)
assert_equal 1, pool.waiting
end
def test_shutdown_with_grace
timeout = 0.01
grace = 0.01
rescued = []
pool = mutex_pool(2, 2) do
begin
pool.with_force_shutdown do
pool.signal
sleep
end
rescue Puma::ThreadPool::ForceShutdown
rescued << Thread.current
sleep
end
end
pool << 1
pool << 2
Puma::ThreadPool.stub_const(:SHUTDOWN_GRACE_TIME, grace) do
pool.shutdown(timeout)
end
assert_equal 0, pool.spawned
assert_equal 2, rescued.length
refute rescued.compact.any?(&:alive?)
end
def test_correct_waiting_count_for_killed_threads
pool = new_pool(1, 1) { |_| }
sleep 1
# simulate our waiting worker thread getting killed for whatever reason
pool.instance_eval { @workers[0].kill }
sleep 1
pool.reap
sleep 1
pool << 0
sleep 1
assert_equal 0, pool.backlog
end
end