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test: add common.mustSucceed #35086

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@tniessen tniessen commented Sep 7, 2020

Our increasingly large collection of tests makes frequent use of this pattern:

someFunction(/* some args */, common.mustCall((err, /* some results */) => {
  assert.ifError(err);
  // Something else
});

This PR changes those to this pattern:

someFunction(/* some args */, common.mustSucceed((/* some results */) => {
  // Something else
});

This simple change allows us to remove more than 300 lines of code from tests. Another aspect is that many tests really should be using mustSucceed() instead of mustCall(), because mustCall() silently ignores errors passed to it. I changed the crypto tests manually where I found such cases, and a few other test files, but there's probably dozens or hundreds of such cases in other test files.


To make this easier to review, I separated the changes into multiple commits.

  1. The first commit introduces the new API.
  2. The next three commits apply regular expressions for automatic conversions from mustCall to mustSucceed.
    1. The first replaces all occurrences of mustCall\([ \n]*(\(erro?r?\)[ \n]*=>[ \n]*\{?|function[ \n]*\(erro?r?\)[ \n]*\{)?[ \n]*assert\.ifError(\(erro?r?\))?;?[ \n]*\}?[ \n]*\) with mustSucceed(). These are trivial cases, e.g, mustCall(assert.ifError), mustCall((err) => assert.ifError(err)), mustCall(function(err) { assert.ifError(err); }) etc.
    2. The second replaces all occurrences of mustCall\([\n ]*\(erro?r?(,[\n ]*([^\)]*))?\)([\n ]*)=>([\n ]*)\{[\n ]+assert\.ifError\(erro?r?\);\n with mustSucceed(($2)$3=>$4{\n. These are arrow functions that take an error argument and begin with assert.ifError.
    3. The third replaces all occurrences of mustCall\([\n ]*function[ \n]*\(erro?r?(, *([^\)]*))?\)([ \t\n]*)\{[\n ]+assert\.ifError\(erro?r?\);\n with mustSucceed(function($2)$3{\n. These are regular functions that take an error argument and begin with assert.ifError.
  3. The fifth commit converts functions containing statements such as assert.ok(!err) to mustSucceed, where possible.
  4. The sixth commit improves formatting. While all previous commits pass tests and linter, the regular expressions leave some unnecessary empty lines. While at it, I also converted some functions to arrow functions (only in lines that I changed anyway).
  5. The seventh commit replaces the weaker mustCall with mustSucceed where it seems to make sense.

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Trott commented Sep 7, 2020

My immediate reaction is that I prefer the explicitness and clarity of the current pattern. common.mustSucceed() hides just a bit too much for my tastes, and both brevity and lack of repetition in tests are overrated. (Lack of repetition is a virtue almost everywhere else, though.)

But that's my reaction without looking much and I have to admit you make some good points in your explanation. I'll take a closer look later, but for now: /ping @nodejs/testing

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Trott commented Sep 7, 2020

My immediate reaction is that I prefer the explicitness and clarity of the current pattern.

Having spent a little more time with this, I think I'm a convert. This seems like a good idea to me.

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The new function needs to be documented in test/common/README.md. Also, might be worthwhile looking for common.mustCall() instances in our internal docs that need to be changed. I'm thinking specifically of doc/guides/writing-tests.md but there may be others.

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meh, not really blocking

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lpinca commented Sep 7, 2020

My immediate reaction is that I prefer the explicitness and clarity of the current pattern.

I agree, and I think this does not help much with cases where mustCall() ignores the error. Even if this is added the test writer could use mustCall() instead of mustSucceed(). If reviewers notice that the error is ignored they can ask the test writer to use mustSucceed() but at this point, isn't it easier and clearer if they ask the test writer to use assert.ifError(err);?

It's test writer responsibility to make sure errors are not ignored with or without this change.

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tniessen commented Sep 7, 2020

My immediate reaction is that I prefer the explicitness and clarity of the current pattern. common.mustSucceed() seems be just a bit too magical for my tastes, and both brevity and lack of repetition in tests are overrated.

Personally, I think that the callback(err) pattern is such a natural part of Node.js that we should not treat err as a regular argument. In most tests, its value has absolutely no use, except that the test should fail if it is not null or undefined (and many tests do not implement that). mustSucceed would simply reinforce the pattern of seeing err as an exception, not a regular argument.

We have something remotely similar for Promise APIs, assert.doesNotReject, and we came to the conclusion that it isn't helpful. For callback APIs, we have absolutely no test utility, even though it would be helpful.

I think this does not help much with cases where mustCall() ignores the error. Even if this is added the test writer could use mustCall() instead of mustSucceed().

From my perspective, simply having mustSucceed() and beginning to use it would have a chance of counteracting the fact that many tests use mustCall() incorrectly.

If reviewers notice that the error is ignored they can ask the test writer to use mustSucceed() but at this point, isn't it easier and clearer if they ask the test writer to use assert.ifError(err);?

I actually started this because I noticed a lot of tests using common.mustCall() without an error handler as a callback that receives an err. Personally, I think having mustSucceed() as a shorthand for mustCall(assert.ifError) is neither less readable nor understandable. From there, extending it to functions that do their own validation seemed to make sense.

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tniessen commented Sep 7, 2020

Kindly asking @jasnell, @BridgeAR, @cjihrig, @addaleax for input due to their experience with these particular tests.

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addaleax commented Sep 7, 2020

My initial thought would be that this only really makes sense if it is enforced through a linter rule, because I would expect that this pattern does look surprising to people who are new to our test suite (the same obviously goes for most patterns that are specific to it).

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tniessen commented Sep 7, 2020

My initial thought would be that this only really makes sense if it is enforced through a linter rule

I think we could use a linter rule to prevent common.mustCall((err) => assert.ifError(err)) etc., but not much beyond that (so no wrong use of `mustCall´). Is that what you mean?

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addaleax commented Sep 7, 2020

@tniessen Yeah, any common.mustCall() where the function body contains assert.ifError(err)

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tniessen commented Sep 8, 2020

Yeah, any common.mustCall() where the function body contains assert.ifError(err)

@addaleax I added the rule and fixed the resulting linter problems. However, I restricted it to only apply if the function body begins with assert.ifError, because some tests are allowing some errors in the callback, and only rejecting certain errors, e.g., like this:

something(common.mustCall((err) => {
  if (err && err.code === 'ERR_SOMETHING') {
    // Do something
    return;
  }
  assert.ifError(err);
});

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This has been open for more than three weeks and has neither been approved nor rejected nor otherwise reviewed. Ping @nodejs/testing (hopefully that's a good choice?).

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Trott commented Sep 30, 2020

This has been open for more than three weeks and has neither been approved nor rejected nor otherwise reviewed. Ping @nodejs/testing (hopefully that's a good choice?).

I go back and forth between thinking it's a good idea and might help catch some bugs in our tests...then thinking it may not be worth the churn/additional API...and then thinking that it doesn't matter that much either way because we can do whatever we want with the tests and then change it if we don't like it after a month or whatever.

Let's give this another 3 days or so and if no one else either approves or objects, I'll approve it and you can rebase and land. I want to give people with stronger opinions (and who are putting more thought into it) a chance to weigh in. But I think I like this change.

Replaced the following pattern with "mustSucceed()":

mustCall\([ \n]*(\(erro?r?\)[ \n]*=>[ \n]*\{?|function[ \n]*\(erro?r?\)[ \n]*\{)?[ \n]*assert\.ifError(\(erro?r?\))?;?[ \n]*\}?[ \n]*\)
Replaced the following pattern with "mustSucceed(($2)$3=>$4{\n":

mustCall\([\n ]*\(erro?r?(,[\n ]*([^\)]*))?\)([\n ]*)=>([\n ]*)\{[\n ]+assert\.ifError\(erro?r?\);\n
Replaced the following pattern with "mustSucceed(function($2)$3{\n":

mustCall\([\n ]*function[ \n]*\(erro?r?(, *([^\)]*))?\)([ \t\n]*)\{[\n ]+assert\.ifError\(erro?r?\);\n
Convert statements of the form assert(!err) to mustSucceed.
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tniessen commented Oct 13, 2020

@Trott It's been another two weeks, I will rebase this, and you (or anyone else) can either approve or close this.

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Ping @Trott. Sorry for pinging you again, I just don't want this to be forgotten for another few weeks and require more rebases. Feel free to ignore or close if you don't think approving it is the right thing to do.

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This is awesome @tniessen! Love it that you provided the eslint rules and the PR even catchs a bunch of scenarios of mustCall() being used without asserting the error.

I'm a big proponent of less abstractions in tests but all things weighted this is def one worth having 👍

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Thank you for reviewing @ruyadorno and @Trott, and thank you for landing @aduh95.

@tniessen tniessen removed author ready PRs that have at least one approval, no pending requests for changes, and a CI started. commit-queue-failed An error occurred while landing this pull request using GitHub Actions. labels Oct 22, 2020
BethGriggs pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 8, 2020
PR-URL: #35086
Reviewed-By: Ruy Adorno <ruyadorno@github.com>
Reviewed-By: Rich Trott <rtrott@gmail.com>
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