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- It's not available until Swift 5.7 - It was more useful during development than it will be for actual usage.
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incredible work @younata! 🎉 💯
seriously, what an exemplary PR this is. 🙌🏼 thanks for the thorough explanations and documentation! |
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[https://github.com/Quick/Nimble/issues/1007](https://togithub.com/Quick/Nimble/issues/1007) #### New - Async/await support in expectation expressions (e.g. `await expect(await someAsyncFunction()).to(...)`). [https://github.com/Quick/Nimble/pull/1004](https://togithub.com/Quick/Nimble/pull/1004) - `append(details:)` now respects whitespace that is in the message. [https://github.com/Quick/Nimble/pull/1001](https://togithub.com/Quick/Nimble/pull/1001) - watchOS support. [https://github.com/Quick/Nimble/pull/916](https://togithub.com/Quick/Nimble/pull/916) - You can now directly check if an expectation has passed or not. [https://github.com/Quick/Nimble/pull/995](https://togithub.com/Quick/Nimble/pull/995) #### Breaking - Raised version requirements to Swift 5.6, iOS 13, macOS 10.15, tvOS 13, and watchOS 6. [https://github.com/Quick/Nimble/issues/984](https://togithub.com/Quick/Nimble/issues/984) - The `Expectation` struct is now a protocol. 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Resolves #1006
The Problem
#1006 is a result of
RunLoop
not being available on Swift Async contexts. I found that, effectively, these methods turn into no-ops if you run them in a swift async context (even if the function itself is not marked as async, if it's in a call hierarchy that has an async function, then that's still an async context). Which means that when thewait
function continuously callsRunLoop.run(mode:before:)
to spin the runloop while the matcher polling happens Await.swift:264-267, what's actually happening is that it's just continuously checkingself.promise.asyncResult.isIncomplete()
- almost as if therun(mode:before:)
call isn't even in there. Which is a problem because using theRunLoop.run
methods is how you can yield control of the current thread to other tasks.Backing up a bit further,
toEventually
andwaitUntil
both work by combining 2 dispatch sources with control of the RunLoop. They set up one dispatch source as the timeout source and the other as the polling source (note thatwaitUntil
does not use the polling source, but thedone
function argument is the equivalent of a polling source).The timeout source uses a background queue, and runs once the timeout occurs. When the timeout happens, sets the result of the entire matcher to
.timedOut
and then stops the runloop (there's also logic for detecting a stalled runloop, which is unimportant to this discussion) . It's important to note that, because the timeout source is attached to a background queue, its handler is called on a background thread. This is why #1006 is "always results in a timeout error" instead of "hangs the test".The polling source uses the main queue, and runs every pollInterval. This is where the actual matcher checking happens. This reruns the matcher, checking if it's passed. If the matcher has passed (or thrown an error), then the poller sets the result of the entire matcher to
.completed
and stops the runloopAwaiter.poll
.As noted earlier,
waitUntil
doesn't use a polling source. What it does is, when you call thedone
function argument, it runs logic on the main thread which sets the await result to.completed
and stops the runloopAwaiter.performBlock
. Which, for this bug, is effectively the same as the "continuously poll the matcher on the main thread" logic thattoEventually
uses. It also shows that the root of the issue is not the dispatch sources.The dispatch sources work great in either async or synchronous contexts. As I stated earlier, the issue is that, while waiting for the matcher to get polled (or for
done()
to be called),AwaitPromiseBuilder.wait
is refusing to yield control of the main thread.For those curious why
toEventually
works when called in an async context that's not the main actor? Because in that case,wait
is not running on the main thread. It's still pegging the CPU and refusing to yield control, but since it's not running on the main thread, the only consequence is unnecessarily using resources. So, it's spinning and continuously checking if the m matcher has completed/done()
has been called, but not blocking the main thread.The Solution
So, the solution? Stop using
RunLoop.run()
to yield control of the main thread.Simpler said then done. The only other way I know of is to use
Task.yield
, but that would require me to makeWait
async, and everything that calls it alsoasync
. Which is exactly what I did. I effectively duplicated the await methods, marked the old ones as noasync, and adjusted these new ones to work well in an async world.The async version of
toEventually
uses a new async version ofexecute
. The noasync version uses a Predicate under the hood so that it can re-useexecute
. Given that predicates aren't (yet?) Async-aware, I couldn't use that same approach. So, instead, thisasync
version of execute is almost entirely the same as the synchronous version, but instead of taking in a predicate, it takes in a predicateExecutor (which is an async function), which returns the predicate result. This allows me to use an async version ofPolling/async
(this PR renames that function topoll
) to call into the now async-aware versions of the old polling logic.This was a wild bug.