android13/external/dagger2/javatests/dagger/functional/producers/cancellation/ProducerSubcomponentCancell...

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package dagger.functional.producers.cancellation;
import static com.google.common.truth.Truth.assertThat;
import static java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS;
import com.google.common.util.concurrent.ListenableFuture;
import com.google.common.util.concurrent.MoreExecutors;
import dagger.functional.producers.cancellation.CancellationComponent.Dependency;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.junit.runners.JUnit4;
/** Tests cancellation of tasks in production subcomponents. */
@RunWith(JUnit4.class)
public class ProducerSubcomponentCancellationTest {
private final ProducerTester tester = new ProducerTester();
private final CancellationComponent component =
DaggerCancellationComponent.builder()
.module(new CancellationModule(tester))
.dependency(new Dependency(tester))
.executor(MoreExecutors.directExecutor())
.build();
private final CancellationSubcomponent subcomponent =
component.subcomponentBuilder().module(new CancellationSubcomponentModule(tester)).build();
@Test
public void initialState() {
tester.assertNoStartedNodes();
}
@Test
public void cancellingSubcomponent_doesNotCancelParent() throws Exception {
ListenableFuture<String> subcomponentEntryPoint = subcomponent.subcomponentEntryPoint();
// Subcomponent entry point depends on all leaves from the parent component and on the single
// leaf in the subcomponent itself, so they should all have started.
tester.assertStarted("leaf1", "leaf2", "leaf3", "subLeaf").only();
assertThat(subcomponentEntryPoint.cancel(true)).isTrue();
assertThat(subcomponentEntryPoint.isCancelled()).isTrue();
// None of the tasks running in the parent were cancelled.
tester.assertNotCancelled("leaf1", "leaf2", "leaf3");
tester.assertCancelled("subLeaf").only();
// Finish all the parent tasks to ensure that it can still complete normally.
tester.complete(
"dependencyFuture",
"leaf1",
"leaf2",
"leaf3",
"foo",
"bar",
"baz",
"qux",
"entryPoint1",
"entryPoint2");
assertThat(component.entryPoint1().get(1, MILLISECONDS)).isEqualTo("completed");
assertThat(component.entryPoint2().get().get(1, MILLISECONDS)).isEqualTo("completed");
}
@Test
public void cancellingSubcomponent_preventsUnstartedNodesFromStarting() {
ListenableFuture<String> subcomponentEntryPoint = subcomponent.subcomponentEntryPoint();
tester.complete("subLeaf");
tester.assertNotStarted("subTask1", "subTask2");
subcomponentEntryPoint.cancel(true);
// Complete the remaining dependencies of subTask1 and subTask2.
tester.complete("leaf1", "leaf2", "leaf3", "foo", "bar", "baz", "qux");
// Since the subcomponent was cancelled, they are not started.
tester.assertNotStarted("subTask1", "subTask2");
}
@Test
public void cancellingProducerFromComponentDependency_inSubcomponent_cancelsUnderlyingTask()
throws Exception {
// Request subcomponent's entry point.
ListenableFuture<String> subcomponentEntryPoint = subcomponent.subcomponentEntryPoint();
// Finish all parent tasks so that the subcomponent's tasks can start.
tester.complete("leaf1", "leaf2", "leaf3", "foo", "bar", "baz", "qux", "subLeaf");
tester.assertStarted("subTask1", "subTask2");
tester.assertNotCancelled("subTask1", "subTask2");
// When subTask2 runs, it cancels the dependency future.
// TODO(cgdecker): Is this what we want to happen?
// On the one hand, there's a policy of "futures from component dependencies come from outside
// our control and should be cancelled unconditionally". On the other hand, the dependency is
// coming from the parent component, and the policy is also not to cancel things belonging to
// the parent unless it allows that.
tester.assertCancelled("dependencyFuture");
// The future it returns didn't depend directly on that future, though, so the subcomponent
// should be able to complete normally.
tester.complete("subTask1", "subTask2", "subEntryPoint");
assertThat(subcomponentEntryPoint.get(1, MILLISECONDS)).isEqualTo("completed");
}
}