test(daemon): stop watchdog tests leaking poll loops and timing out - #72
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start() runs an unawaited infinite poll loop. At the 1s default pollInterval, advancing 50 minutes of fake time replayed ~3,000 poll cycles of real fs work purely as overhead -- enough to blow the 10s timeout on a busy machine. Worse, stop()/wake() sat at the END of each test body, so a test that timed out never reached it and leaked a live loop; afterEach's useRealTimers() then turned that into a REAL 1s fs-polling loop for the remainder of the file, slowing later tests until they timed out too. That cascade is why WHICH watchdog test failed varied run to run. Coarse pollInterval for these tests, teardown moved into afterEach. 42s with 3-4 flaky failures -> 6.8s, 75/75 stable.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe heartbeat watchdog tests now use a shared startup helper, a five-minute polling interval, and centralized checker cleanup. The tests retain coverage for heartbeat execution, agent-name propagation, timer cancellation, and bootstrap gating. ChangesHeartbeat watchdog test lifecycle
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Rebased onto current main. Real conflict this time (not just CHANGELOG): a since-merged PR had independently applied a partial fix to the same 3 watchdog tests (widened Verified: Per this PR's own test-plan note ("core daemon test infra — never-auto-merge class"), not merging this myself even once CI is green — leaving it ready for the morning batch review. |
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In `@tests/unit/daemon/fast-checker.test.ts`:
- Line 860: Update the FastChecker teardown and startup flow so bootstrap cannot
remain pending when tests restore real timers: make waitForBootstrap
cancellable, or await the startup promise before vi.useRealTimers(), and ensure
post-bootstrap setup is skipped when running is false. Add a regression test
covering teardown while bootstrap is in progress, using FastChecker.start(),
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| for (const checker of startedCheckers) { checker.stop(); checker.wake(); } |
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Cancel or await startup before restoring timers.
If bootstrap is incomplete, FastChecker.start() remains inside waitForBootstrap(). stop() only sets running and clears an existing heartbeat timer. wake() does not resolve the separate bootstrap sleep. The startup promise and its SIGUSR1 listener can therefore remain pending after afterEach calls vi.useRealTimers().
Add a regression test for teardown during bootstrap. Make waitForBootstrap() cancellable and guard post-bootstrap setup with running, or await the startup promise before restoring timers.
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In `@tests/unit/daemon/fast-checker.test.ts` at line 860, Update the FastChecker
teardown and startup flow so bootstrap cannot remain pending when tests restore
real timers: make waitForBootstrap cancellable, or await the startup promise
before vi.useRealTimers(), and ensure post-bootstrap setup is skipped when
running is false. Add a regression test covering teardown while bootstrap is in
progress, using FastChecker.start(), stop(), wake(), and the existing
startedCheckers cleanup path.
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Preserving done-but-unpushed work (see morning-batch context — boss/Aaron aware).
start()runs an unawaited infinite poll loop. At the 1s defaultpollInterval, advancing 50 minutes of fake time replayed ~3,000 poll cycles of real fs work purely as overhead — enough to blow the 10s timeout on a busy machine.Worse,
stop()/wake()sat at the END of each test body, so a test that timed out never reached them and leaked a live loop;afterEach'suseRealTimers()then turned that into a REAL 1s fs-polling loop for the remainder of the file, slowing later tests until they timed out too. That cascade is why WHICH watchdog test failed varied run to run — it read as flaky, but the root cause was a leaked loop, not test-order-dependent state.Fix: coarser
pollIntervalfor these tests, teardown moved intoafterEachso it always runs regardless of how the test body exits. 42s runtime with 3-4 flaky failures → 6.8s, 75/75 stable.Test plan
tests/unit/daemon/fast-checker.test.ts— 75/75 stable, no leaked loops🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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