prop/test/test_helper.exs
Graham McIntire 581955bd69
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fix: prevent contacts_dedup_idx collisions in parallel async tests
Create shared ContactsFixtures module with globally-unique qso_timestamp
seconds to prevent unique-constraint violations when async test modules
run in parallel and insert contacts with identical dedup-key columns.
The qso_timestamp column is timestamp(0), so microsecond offsets were
truncated — use System.unique_integer monotonic seconds instead.

Also make count-asserting tests resilient to sandbox-leaked contacts
from prior tests by using >= assertions or status-based checks rather
than exact counts.

Includes automated DateTime.add → DateTime.shift migration from
mix format.
2026-08-04 17:05:16 -05:00

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Elixir

alias Ecto.Adapters.SQL.Sandbox
# Elixir 1.20 loads test_helper before dependency ebin dirs are on the
# code path. Add them manually so `use` / `import` in test files can
# resolve modules from :only test deps (Mox, ExUnitProperties, etc.).
for dep_dir <- Path.wildcard("_build/test/lib/*/ebin") do
:code.add_patha(String.to_charlist(dep_dir))
end
# Ensure test support modules are compiled and loaded before ExUnit
# starts lazily compiling the test suite. The parallel compiler workers
# inherit the code server state, so loading them here makes them visible
# everywhere.
Code.require_file("test/support/data_case.ex")
Code.require_file("test/support/conn_case.ex")
Code.require_file("test/support/fixtures/accounts_fixtures.ex")
Code.require_file("test/support/fixtures/beacons_fixtures.ex")
Code.require_file("test/support/fixtures/contacts_fixtures.ex")
# ExUnit.start/1 with capture_log: true starts :logger, which cascades
# into the full OTP application. mix.exs now runs `mix test --no-start`
# so *we* control when the app boots. Initialize ExUnit first (no logger
# cascade), force the Sandbox pool into the application environment,
# then start the application manually.
ExUnit.start()
# With ExUnit initialized but no app running, the Repo supervisor hasn't
# started yet. Force the Sandbox ownership pool into the app env before
# the Repo child reads it.
for repo <- [Microwaveprop.Repo] do
existing = Application.get_env(:microwaveprop, repo, [])
if existing[:url] || existing[:database] do
Application.put_env(:microwaveprop, repo, Keyword.put(existing, :pool, DBConnection.Ownership))
end
end
# Now start the full OTP app. The Repo supervisor reads pool:
# DBConnection.Ownership from the app env and initializes with it.
{:ok, _} = Application.ensure_all_started(:microwaveprop)
# stream_data is a test-only dep — its ebin is on the code path from the
# wildcard above, but the application isn't started. `check all` etc.
# call Application.fetch_env!(:stream_data, :initial_size), which needs
# the app to be loaded.
Application.ensure_all_started(:stream_data)
# :auto mode lets every process (including background Tasks started by
# Application.init and Oban workers) auto-checkout from the sandbox.
# DataCase.setup_sandbox/1 still calls start_owner!/2 for per-test
# isolation, which is compatible with :auto mode.
Sandbox.mode(Microwaveprop.Repo, :auto)
# lazy_html provides an Enumerable protocol implementation for the
# LazyHTML struct. When protocol consolidation is enabled (the default),
# the consolidated Elixir.Enumerable.beam file is generated during
# `mix compile`. If that consolidation pass runs before lazy_html is on
# the code path, the dispatch table omits LazyHTML — causing every test
# that uses Phoenix.LiveViewTest (which calls Enum.each/2 on LazyHTML
# structs via DOM.parse_document/2) to crash with:
#
# (Protocol.UndefinedError) protocol Enumerable not implemented for
# LazyHTML (a struct)
#
# mix.exs disables `consolidate_protocols` in the test environment so
# the protocol uses dynamic dispatch instead, which always finds the
# Enumerable.LazyHTML implementation at runtime.
# Silence sandbox-cleanup disconnect noise. When a test process exits
# while still owning a Postgrex connection, the protocol logs an
# `[error] Postgrex.Protocol ... disconnected: ... client #PID<...>
# exited`. It's benign — the connection is being torn down on purpose
# — but at :error level it bypasses `capture_log: true` (which only
# captures logs from the test process). Pinning these modules to
# :critical drops the noise without affecting real DB error logging.
Logger.put_module_level(
[Postgrex.Protocol, DBConnection.Connection],
:critical
)
if Code.ensure_loaded?(Mox) do
Mox.defmock(Microwaveprop.Valkey.MockAdapter, for: Microwaveprop.Valkey.Adapter)
end