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Fix race condition in TUI code for handling async queries

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If someone types in "l" and then "s" to search for "ls", then this will dispatch two async queries. If the query for "l" finishes after the query for "ls", then this will lead to the results for "l" getting incorrectly displayed. In practice, this is quite rare for human typing speeds so I had never noticed this. But, it causes an issue for test flakes and is the root cause of many of my recent changes around test flakes. Fixing this should improve test reliability significantly.
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David Dworken 2023-10-24 22:52:52 -07:00
parent bb96164ea8
commit e50f4d164b
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client/tui/tui.go
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@ -183,11 +183,18 @@ type bannerMsg struct {
banner string
}
type asyncQueryFinishedMsg struct {
// The query that finished running. Used to ensure that we only process this message if it matches the current query.
searchedQuery string
// The table rows and entries
rows []table.Row
entries []*data.HistoryEntry
// An error from searching, if one occurred
searchErr error
// Whether to force a full refresh of the table
forceUpdateTable bool
// Whether to maintain the cursor position
maintainCursor bool
// An updated search query. May be used for initial queries when they're invalid.
overriddenSearchQuery *string
}
@ -270,7 +277,7 @@ func runQueryAndUpdateTable(m model, forceUpdateTable, maintainCursor bool) tea.
}
return func() tea.Msg {
rows, entries, searchErr := getRows(m.ctx, hctx.GetConf(m.ctx).DisplayedColumns, query, PADDED_NUM_ENTRIES)
return asyncQueryFinishedMsg{rows, entries, searchErr, forceUpdateTable, maintainCursor, nil}
return asyncQueryFinishedMsg{query, rows, entries, searchErr, forceUpdateTable, maintainCursor, nil}
}
}
return nil
@ -342,10 +349,12 @@ func (m model) Update(msg tea.Msg) (tea.Model, tea.Cmd) {
m.isLoading = false
return m, nil
case asyncQueryFinishedMsg:
if m.runQuery != nil && *m.runQuery == msg.searchedQuery {
m = updateTable(m, msg.rows, msg.entries, msg.searchErr, msg.forceUpdateTable, msg.maintainCursor)
if msg.overriddenSearchQuery != nil {
m.queryInput.SetValue(*msg.overriddenSearchQuery)
}
}
return m, nil
default:
var cmd tea.Cmd
@ -686,12 +695,12 @@ func TuiQuery(ctx context.Context, initialQuery string) error {
go func() {
rows, entries, err := getRows(ctx, hctx.GetConf(ctx).DisplayedColumns, initialQuery, PADDED_NUM_ENTRIES)
if err == nil || initialQuery == "" {
p.Send(asyncQueryFinishedMsg{rows: rows, entries: entries, searchErr: err, forceUpdateTable: true, maintainCursor: false, overriddenSearchQuery: nil})
p.Send(asyncQueryFinishedMsg{searchedQuery: initialQuery, rows: rows, entries: entries, searchErr: err, forceUpdateTable: true, maintainCursor: false, overriddenSearchQuery: nil})
} else {
// initialQuery is likely invalid in some way, let's just drop it
emptyQuery := ""
rows, entries, err := getRows(ctx, hctx.GetConf(ctx).DisplayedColumns, emptyQuery, PADDED_NUM_ENTRIES)
p.Send(asyncQueryFinishedMsg{rows: rows, entries: entries, searchErr: err, forceUpdateTable: true, maintainCursor: false, overriddenSearchQuery: &emptyQuery})
p.Send(asyncQueryFinishedMsg{searchedQuery: emptyQuery, rows: rows, entries: entries, searchErr: err, forceUpdateTable: true, maintainCursor: false, overriddenSearchQuery: &emptyQuery})
}
}()
// Async: Retrieve additional entries from the backend