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wip showcase options tracing tests #29709

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@maorleger maorleger commented May 15, 2024

Examining various options to fix tracing tests, as we discussed.

  • Plumber work to get the correct instrumenter regardless of core-tracing
    versions fe29268
  • Mock createTracingClient and assert on mock 3e6a540

Should be reviewed commit by commit

@github-actions github-actions bot added App Configuration Azure.ApplicationModel.Configuration Azure.Core test-utils Label for the issues related to the @azure/test-utils package labels May 15, 2024
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@
"audit": "node ../../../common/scripts/rush-audit.js && rimraf node_modules package-lock.json && npm i --package-lock-only 2>&1 && npm audit",
"build:test": "tsc -p . && dev-tool run bundle",
"build:samples": "echo Obsolete.",
"build": "npm run clean && tsc -p . && dev-tool run bundle && dev-tool run extract-api",
"build": "npm run clean && tsc -p . && dev-tool run extract-api",
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ignore, just speeding things up

@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@
"@azure/core-lro": "^2.5.1",
"@azure/core-paging": "^1.4.0",
"@azure/core-rest-pipeline": "^1.6.0",
"@azure/core-tracing": "^1.0.0",
"@azure/core-tracing": "1.1.3",
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pin to 1.1.3, while test-utils pins to 1.1.2 - this allows me to update test-utils without patching node_modules

namespace: "Microsoft.AppConfiguration",
packageName: "@azure/app-configuration",
packageVersion,
instrumenter: appConfigOptions.instrumenter,
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Moved to client constructor so we can pass it through

let recorder: Recorder;

beforeEach(async function (this: Context) {
recorder = await startRecorder(this);
client = createAppConfigurationClientForTests(recorder.configureClientOptions({}));
fixedClient = createAppConfigurationClientForTests(
recorder.configureClientOptions({
instrumenter,
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this fixedClient plumbs the thing through

});

afterEach(async () => {
await recorder.stop();
});

it("can trace through the various options", async function () {
console.log("expected to fail with missing spans");
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To avoid dealing with recorder, I just name the tests with the exact same name, but the console log should match and we should see two pass and one fail

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it("can trace through the various options", async function () {
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This is the other option, which we can centralize of course and clean up, but the TL;DR; is

  • mock in some way that you can check the span names
  • check that withSpan was called N times
  • check that the span names match

I like the other option better

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To me the mock approach is more of a true unit test, but if we're really trying to validate scenario correctness, the extra plumbing of passing the instrumenter seems fairly low overhead and feels good from a dependency injection POV.

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Yeah the more I look at it the more I am on the fence 😄 I like that we don't have to add anything to the public API to support these tests and I think the test coverage is sufficient - core-rest-pipeline which outputs the most important spans (the HTTP spans) doesn't use this helper today so that remains unchanged.

I think out of the two, what will help me is to sync up with @mpodwysocki and get a better understanding on which approach will play nicer with vitest and ESM. That will likely help sway one way or another...

If we decided to go this approach though, I can own updating all the packages and tests - it'll be tedious but not too hard...

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I'm with @xirzec that we should test for correctness and passing through with dependency injection seems a bit nicer than replacing globals.

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SGTM, I created this issue to track that work #29736 as a longer term fix

@maorleger maorleger force-pushed the wip-showcase-options-tracing-tests branch 2 times, most recently from 76d04e6 to a6e4e49 Compare May 15, 2024 22:13
@maorleger maorleger force-pushed the wip-showcase-options-tracing-tests branch from a6e4e49 to 3e6a540 Compare May 15, 2024 22:21
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transformKeyValueResponseWithStatusCode,
transformSnapshotResponse,
} from "./internal/helpers";
import { SyncTokens, syncTokenPolicy } from "./internal/synctokenpolicy";
import { TokenCredential, isTokenCredential } from "@azure/core-auth";
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Nit to use type when possible for imports.

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// Licensed under the MIT license.

import {
Instrumenter,
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Nit once again to import type

@maorleger maorleger closed this May 17, 2024
maorleger added a commit that referenced this pull request May 23, 2024
### Packages impacted by this PR

@azure-tools/test-utils

### Issues associated with this PR

Resolves #29736

### Describe the problem that is addressed by this PR

When @azure-tools/test-utils moves to `npm` it will no longer default to
the on-disk version of core-tracing. This impacts our `supportsTracing`
test helper as it no longer sets the instrumenter on the same version as
the client package. Imagine this flow:

<img
src="https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-js/assets/753570/12d52e8e-16c1-44b3-b57d-edd31a1e4627"
width=70% height=70%>

In this case, test-util and app-configuration are not talking to the
same "module global" instrumenter.

This PR fixes this by removing core-tracing from test-utils, setting it
as a peerDependency instead. All packages that test tracing also
implement tracing, and as such are already depending on core-tracing.

This was verified locally, but I'll need to get it out to NPM before
verification can complete

### Alternatives

See #29709 for a few alternatives:
1. Pass the instrumenter through
2. Use mocks

Both require updates to multiple packages and/or adding public API
surface which is unnecessary. We can fallback to those options if we
have to, but this is a promising alternative.
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