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The terminal test run state update was broadcast the moment the run completed, before TestRunner flushed the remaining log entries (TestLogHandler.finish()). Clients therefore couldn't tell when a run's log stream was complete: the CLI waits out a fixed 5s drain period after every run to catch trailing log records. TestUIObserver now holds back the terminal run state, and TestRunner sends it via send_final_run_state() only after the final log flush and every queued update have been broadcast, so it is the run's last message. It carries a new `logs_complete` field (false if flush itself failed), letting clients stop listening as soon as it arrives. Clients that don't know the field ignore it.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe runner now creates and subscribes observers within its protected execution flow and attempts teardown after execution errors, setup failures, or cancellation. Teardown records whether log flushing completed, and the terminal run-state update includes that result. The UI observer holds terminal updates until queued work completes. Log-handler cancellation now propagates. Tests cover broadcast ordering and teardown failure paths. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TestRunner
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participant TestDBObserver
participant TestUIObserver
participant WebSocket
TestRunner->>TestLogHandler: finish log processing
TestLogHandler-->>TestRunner: log completion result
TestRunner->>TestDBObserver: apply pending database updates
TestRunner->>TestUIObserver: send final run state with log completion result
TestUIObserver->>WebSocket: broadcast terminal run-state update
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to If a log broadcast fails, clients can receive a final state claiming the logs are complete despite missing records. Correct the completion flag before merging, or explicitly accept this bounded failure case. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Around line 205-216: Update `complete_tasks()` to track failures from queued
`TEST_LOG_RECORDS` broadcasts rather than only logging them, and set
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| A failed update doesn't stop the wait early: the terminal run state | ||
| must still be sent, and only after every update queued before it. | ||
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| results = await gather(*pending_updates, return_exceptions=True) | ||
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| logger.error(f"Failed to send test update: {result}") | ||
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Mark logs incomplete when a queued log broadcast fails.
When TestLogHandler.finish() succeeds, TestRunner passes logs_complete=True. If a queued TEST_LOG_RECORDS broadcast raises, complete_tasks() logs and discards the exception. send_final_run_state() can then send the unchanged True, telling clients that missed records the logs are complete. Track queued log-send failures and set logs_complete=False before sending the final state.
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Review comment at @app/test_engine/test_ui_observer.py around lines 205 - 216:
Update `complete_tasks()` to track failures from queued `TEST_LOG_RECORDS`
broadcasts rather than only logging them, and set `logs_complete=False` in
`send_final_run_state()` before sending the terminal state whenever any queued
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| log_handler: Optional[TestLogHandler] = None | ||
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If TestLogHandler(...) or subscribe() raises here, TestRun.run() is never entered, so TestRun.mark_as_completed() never runs. The terminal state is therefore never held back, and send_final_run_state() in __end_run is a no-op. Clients waiting for logs_complete get no terminal message and fall back to their timeout.
This matches the old behaviour, so it isn't a regression. But it means the final run state is only the last message when the run actually started. Could we either document that, or make sure the CLI (certification-tool-cli#130) keeps a timeout fallback? test_runner_finishes_log_handler_when_subscribe_fails doesn't assert what clients see in this case.
| # Tear down even if the run (or its setup) failed: otherwise | ||
| # the log handler's sink and processing task outlive the run, | ||
| # and capture later runs' log records. | ||
| logs_complete = await self.__teardown_run( |
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If the run task is cancelled during __teardown_run (for example inside db_observer.apply_updates()), this assignment never happens. logs_complete stays False even when log_handler.finish() already succeeded, and the final state is sent with logs_complete=False.
Failing safe is fine for the CLI, since it just waits longer. But the flag then reports a log flush failure that didn't happen. Recording the result right after finish() succeeds (for example on an instance attribute or a small mutable result) would keep the flag accurate when teardown is cancelled later.
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The terminal test run state update was broadcast the moment the run completed, before TestRunner flushed the remaining log entries (TestLogHandler.finish()). Clients therefore couldn't tell when a run's log stream was complete: the CLI waits out a fixed 5s drain period after every run to catch trailing log records.
TestUIObserver now holds back the terminal run state, and TestRunner sends it via send_final_run_state() only after the final log flush and every queued update have been broadcast, so it is the run's last message. It carries a new
logs_completefield (false if flush itself failed), letting clients stop listening as soon as it arrives. Clients that don't know the field ignore it.Companion PR to: project-chip/certification-tool-cli#130