Really work around RT#108390 (630e2ea8a)

[dbsrgits/DBIx-Class.git] / t / lib / DBICTest / Util.pm

package DBICTest::Util;

use warnings;
use strict;

# this noop trick initializes the STDOUT, so that the TAP::Harness
# issued IO::Select->can_read calls (which are blocking wtf wtf wtf)
# keep spinning and scheduling jobs
# This results in an overall much smoother job-queue drainage, since
# the Harness blocks less
# (ideally this needs to be addressed in T::H, but a quick patchjob
# broke everything so tabling it for now)
BEGIN {
  if ($INC{'Test/Builder.pm'}) {
    local $| = 1;
    print "#\n";
  }
}

use constant DEBUG_TEST_CONCURRENCY_LOCKS =>
  ( ($ENV{DBICTEST_DEBUG_CONCURRENCY_LOCKS}||'') =~ /^(\d+)$/ )[0]
    ||
  0
;

use Config;
use Carp 'confess';
use Fcntl ':flock';
use Scalar::Util qw(blessed refaddr);
use DBIx::Class::_Util;

use base 'Exporter';
our @EXPORT_OK = qw(
  dbg stacktrace
  local_umask
  visit_namespaces
  check_customcond_args
  await_flock DEBUG_TEST_CONCURRENCY_LOCKS
);

if (DEBUG_TEST_CONCURRENCY_LOCKS) {
  require DBI;
  my $oc = DBI->can('connect');
  no warnings 'redefine';
  *DBI::connect = sub {
    DBICTest::Util::dbg("Connecting to $_[1]");
    goto $oc;
  }
}

sub dbg ($) {
  require Time::HiRes;
  printf STDERR "\n%.06f  %5s %-78s %s\n",
    scalar Time::HiRes::time(),
    $$,
    $_[0],
    $0,
  ;
}

# File locking is hard. Really hard. By far the best lock implementation
# I've seen is part of the guts of File::Temp. However it is sadly not
# reusable. Since I am not aware of folks doing NFS parallel testing,
# nor are we known to work on VMS, I am just going to punt this and
# use the portable-ish flock() provided by perl itself. If this does
# not work for you - patches more than welcome.
#
# This figure esentially means "how long can a single test hold a
# resource before everyone else gives up waiting and aborts" or
# in other words "how long does the longest test-group legitimally run?"
my $lock_timeout_minutes = 15;  # yes, that's long, I know
my $wait_step_seconds = 0.25;

sub await_flock ($$) {
  my ($fh, $locktype) = @_;

  my ($res, $tries);
  while(
    ! ( $res = flock( $fh, $locktype | LOCK_NB ) )
      and
    ++$tries <= $lock_timeout_minutes * 60 / $wait_step_seconds
  ) {
    select( undef, undef, undef, $wait_step_seconds );

    # "say something" every 10 cycles to work around RT#108390
    # jesus christ our tooling is such a crock of shit :(
    unless ( $tries % 10 ) {

      # Turning on autoflush is crucial: if stars align just right buffering
      # will ensure we never actually call write() underneath until the grand
      # timeout is reached (and that's too long). Reproducible via
      #
      # DBICTEST_VERSION_WARNS_INDISCRIMINATELY=1 \
      # DBICTEST_RUN_ALL_TESTS=1 \
      # strace -f \
      # prove -lj10 xt/extra/internals/
      #
      select( ( select(\*STDOUT), $|=1 )[0] );

      print "#\n";
    }
  }

  return $res;
}

sub local_umask {
  return unless defined $Config{d_umask};

  die 'Calling local_umask() in void context makes no sense'
    if ! defined wantarray;

  my $old_umask = umask(shift());
  die "Setting umask failed: $!" unless defined $old_umask;

  return bless \$old_umask, 'DBICTest::Util::UmaskGuard';
}
{
  package DBICTest::Util::UmaskGuard;
  sub DESTROY {
    &DBIx::Class::_Util::detected_reinvoked_destructor;

    local ($@, $!);
    eval { defined (umask ${$_[0]}) or die };
    warn ( "Unable to reset old umask ${$_[0]}: " . ($!||'Unknown error') )
      if ($@ || $!);
  }
}

sub stacktrace {
  my $frame = shift;
  $frame++;
  my (@stack, @frame);

  while (@frame = caller($frame++)) {
    push @stack, [@frame[3,1,2]];
  }

  return undef unless @stack;

  $stack[0][0] = '';
  return join "\tinvoked as ", map { sprintf ("%s at %s line %d\n", @$_ ) } @stack;
}

sub check_customcond_args ($) {
  my $args = shift;

  confess "Expecting a hashref"
    unless ref $args eq 'HASH';

  for (qw(rel_name foreign_relname self_alias foreign_alias)) {
    confess "Custom condition argument '$_' must be a plain string"
      if length ref $args->{$_} or ! length $args->{$_};
  }

  confess "Current and legacy rel_name arguments do not match"
    if $args->{rel_name} ne $args->{foreign_relname};

  confess "Custom condition argument 'self_resultsource' must be a rsrc instance"
    unless defined blessed $args->{self_resultsource} and $args->{self_resultsource}->isa('DBIx::Class::ResultSource');

  confess "Passed resultsource has no record of the supplied rel_name - likely wrong \$rsrc"
    unless ref $args->{self_resultsource}->relationship_info($args->{rel_name});

  my $struct_cnt = 0;

  if (defined $args->{self_result_object} or defined $args->{self_rowobj} ) {
    $struct_cnt++;
    for (qw(self_result_object self_rowobj)) {
      confess "Custom condition argument '$_' must be a result instance"
        unless defined blessed $args->{$_} and $args->{$_}->isa('DBIx::Class::Row');
    }

    confess "Current and legacy self_result_object arguments do not match"
      if refaddr($args->{self_result_object}) != refaddr($args->{self_rowobj});
  }

  if (defined $args->{foreign_values}) {
    $struct_cnt++;

    confess "Custom condition argument 'foreign_values' must be a hash reference"
      unless ref $args->{foreign_values} eq 'HASH';
  }

  confess "Data structures supplied on both ends of a relationship"
    if $struct_cnt == 2;

  $args;
}

sub visit_namespaces {
  my $args = { (ref $_[0]) ? %{$_[0]} : @_ };

  my $visited_count = 1;

  # A package and a namespace are subtly different things
  $args->{package} ||= 'main';
  $args->{package} = 'main' if $args->{package} =~ /^ :: (?: main )? $/x;
  $args->{package} =~ s/^:://;

  if ( $args->{action}->($args->{package}) ) {
    my $ns =
      ( ($args->{package} eq 'main') ? '' :  $args->{package} )
        .
      '::'
    ;

    $visited_count += visit_namespaces( %$args, package => $_ ) for
      grep
        # this happens sometimes on %:: traversal
        { $_ ne '::main' }
        map
          { $_ =~ /^(.+?)::$/ ? "$ns$1" : () }
          do { no strict 'refs'; keys %$ns }
    ;
  }

  return $visited_count;
}

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