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multi_error_test.go
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// Copyright The ActForGood Authors.
// Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at
// https://github.com/actforgood/xerr/blob/main/LICENSE.
package xerr_test
import (
"errors"
"fmt"
"io"
"regexp"
"strconv"
"sync"
"testing"
"github.com/actforgood/xerr"
)
func TestMultiError_initializedFromStart(t *testing.T) {
t.Parallel()
// arrange
var (
subject = xerr.NewMultiError()
customErr = dummyCustomErr{}
extractErr dummyCustomErr
stdErr1 = errors.New("some standard error 1")
stdErr2 = errors.New("some standard error 2")
stdErr3 = errors.New("some standard error 3")
)
// act & assert
// test initial state
assertNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertNotNil(t, subject.Errors())
assertEqual(t, 0, len(subject.Errors()))
assertEqual(t, "", subject.Error())
assertEqual(t, "", fmt.Sprintf("%+v", subject))
assertFalse(t, errors.Is(subject, stdErr3))
assertFalse(t, errors.As(subject, &extractErr))
// add an error
subject = subject.Add(stdErr1)
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, stdErr1.Error(), subject.Error())
errs := subject.Errors()
assertEqual(t, []error{stdErr1}, errs)
// add nil
subject = subject.Add(nil)
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, stdErr1.Error(), subject.Error())
assertEqual(t, []error{stdErr1}, subject.Errors())
// add another error
subject = subject.Add(stdErr2)
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, stdErr1.Error()+"\n"+stdErr2.Error(), subject.Error())
assertEqual(t, 1, len(errs)) // see we got a copy the first time
assertEqual(t, []error{stdErr1, stdErr2}, subject.Errors())
// add unique an already existing error
subject = subject.AddOnce(stdErr1)
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, stdErr1.Error()+"\n"+stdErr2.Error(), subject.Error())
assertEqual(t, []error{stdErr1, stdErr2}, subject.Errors())
// add unique a new error
subject = subject.AddOnce(customErr)
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, stdErr1.Error()+"\n"+stdErr2.Error()+"\n"+customErr.Error(), subject.Error())
assertEqual(t, []error{stdErr1, stdErr2, customErr}, subject.Errors())
// add unique a nil error and a new one
subject = subject.AddOnce(customErr, nil, stdErr3)
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, stdErr1.Error()+"\n"+stdErr2.Error()+"\n"+customErr.Error()+"\n"+stdErr3.Error(), subject.Error())
assertEqual(t, []error{stdErr1, stdErr2, customErr, stdErr3}, subject.Errors())
// test Is/As/Unwrap
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, subject))
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, stdErr1))
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, stdErr2))
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, stdErr3))
assertFalse(t, errors.Is(subject, nil))
assertFalse(t, errors.Is(subject, errors.New("a different error")))
assertTrue(t, errors.As(subject, &extractErr))
assertEqual(t, customErr, extractErr)
// test Format
expectedFmtOutcome := `error #1
some standard error 1
error #2
some standard error 2
error #3
dummy custom error %+v formatted
error #4
some standard error 3`
assertEqual(t, expectedFmtOutcome, fmt.Sprintf("%+v", subject))
}
func TestMultiError_initializedLater(t *testing.T) {
t.Parallel()
// arrange
var (
subject *xerr.MultiError
customErr = dummyCustomErr{}
extractErr dummyCustomErr
stdErr1 = errors.New("some standard error 1")
stdErr2 = errors.New("some standard error 2")
stdErr3 = errors.New("some standard error 3")
)
// act & assert
// test initial state
assertNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertNil(t, subject.Errors())
assertEqual(t, "", subject.Error())
assertEqual(t, "", fmt.Sprintf("%+v", subject))
assertFalse(t, errors.Is(subject, stdErr3))
assertFalse(t, errors.As(subject, &extractErr))
// add an error
subject = subject.Add(stdErr1)
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, stdErr1.Error(), subject.Error())
errs := subject.Errors()
assertEqual(t, []error{stdErr1}, errs)
// add nil
subject = subject.Add(nil)
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, stdErr1.Error(), subject.Error())
assertEqual(t, []error{stdErr1}, subject.Errors())
// add another error
subject = subject.Add(stdErr2)
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, stdErr1.Error()+"\n"+stdErr2.Error(), subject.Error())
assertEqual(t, 1, len(errs)) // see we got a copy the first time
assertEqual(t, []error{stdErr1, stdErr2}, subject.Errors())
// add unique an already existing error
subject = subject.AddOnce(stdErr1)
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, stdErr1.Error()+"\n"+stdErr2.Error(), subject.Error())
assertEqual(t, []error{stdErr1, stdErr2}, subject.Errors())
// add unique a new error
subject = subject.AddOnce(customErr)
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, stdErr1.Error()+"\n"+stdErr2.Error()+"\n"+customErr.Error(), subject.Error())
assertEqual(t, []error{stdErr1, stdErr2, customErr}, subject.Errors())
// add unique a nil error and a new one
subject = subject.AddOnce(customErr, nil, stdErr3)
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, stdErr1.Error()+"\n"+stdErr2.Error()+"\n"+customErr.Error()+"\n"+stdErr3.Error(), subject.Error())
assertEqual(t, []error{stdErr1, stdErr2, customErr, stdErr3}, subject.Errors())
// test Is/As/Unwrap
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, subject))
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, stdErr1))
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, stdErr2))
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, stdErr3))
assertFalse(t, errors.Is(subject, nil))
assertFalse(t, errors.Is(subject, errors.New("a different error")))
assertTrue(t, errors.As(subject, &extractErr))
assertEqual(t, customErr, extractErr)
// test Format
expectedFmtOutcome := `error #1
some standard error 1
error #2
some standard error 2
error #3
dummy custom error %+v formatted
error #4
some standard error 3`
assertEqual(t, expectedFmtOutcome, fmt.Sprintf("%+v", subject))
}
type dummyCustomErr struct{}
func (dummyCustomErr) Error() string { return "dummy custom error" }
func (dumErr dummyCustomErr) Format(f fmt.State, verb rune) {
if verb == 'v' && f.Flag('+') {
_, _ = io.WriteString(f, dumErr.Error()+" %+v formatted")
}
}
func TestMultiError_Reset(t *testing.T) {
t.Parallel()
// act & assert - subject not initialized
var subject *xerr.MultiError
subject.Reset()
assertNil(t, subject.Errors())
// act & assert - subject is initialized, has no errors
subject = xerr.NewMultiError()
subject.Reset()
assertNotNil(t, subject.Errors())
assertEqual(t, 0, len(subject.Errors()))
// act & assert - subject with errors
subject.AddOnce(io.ErrUnexpectedEOF)
assertEqual(t, 1, len(subject.Errors()))
subject.Reset()
assertNotNil(t, subject.Errors())
assertEqual(t, 0, len(subject.Errors()))
}
func TestMultiError_Unwrap_Is(t *testing.T) {
t.Parallel()
// arrange & act & assert
var subject = xerr.NewMultiError()
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, subject))
// arrange & act & assert
subject.Add(io.ErrUnexpectedEOF)
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, subject))
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, io.ErrUnexpectedEOF))
// arrange & act & assert
subject.Add(io.ErrShortWrite)
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, subject))
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, io.ErrUnexpectedEOF))
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(subject, io.ErrShortWrite))
}
func TestMultiError_concurrency(t *testing.T) {
t.Parallel()
// arrange
var (
subject = xerr.NewMultiError()
goroutinesNo = 200
wg sync.WaitGroup
extractThreadReg = regexp.MustCompile(`\d+`)
)
// act
for i := 0; i < goroutinesNo; i++ {
wg.Add(1)
go func(mErr *xerr.MultiError, threadNo int) {
defer wg.Done()
err := errors.New("err from threadNo " + strconv.FormatInt(int64(threadNo+1), 10))
// perform all kind of ops upon subject that can trigger race conditions when running t with -race
_ = mErr.Add(err)
_ = mErr.AddOnce(err)
_ = mErr.Errors()
_ = mErr.Error()
assertNotNil(t, mErr.ErrOrNil())
_ = fmt.Sprintf("%+v", mErr)
assertTrue(t, errors.Is(mErr, err))
}(subject, i)
}
wg.Wait()
// assert
assertNotNil(t, subject.ErrOrNil())
assertEqual(t, goroutinesNo, len(subject.Errors()))
sum := 0
for _, err := range subject.Errors() {
matches := extractThreadReg.FindAllString(err.Error(), 1)
if len(matches) == 1 {
if threadNo, err := strconv.Atoi(matches[0]); err == nil {
sum += threadNo
}
}
}
assertEqual(t, goroutinesNo*(goroutinesNo+1)/2, sum)
}
func BenchmarkMultiError_concurrentSafe(b *testing.B) {
var (
err = errors.New("some error to be Added to MultiError")
mErr = xerr.NewMultiError()
)
b.RunParallel(func(pb *testing.PB) {
for pb.Next() {
_ = mErr.Add(err)
_ = mErr.AddOnce(err)
_ = mErr.Errors()
_ = mErr.Error()
_ = mErr.ErrOrNil()
_ = errors.Is(mErr, err)
}
})
}
func BenchmarkMultiError_notConcurrentSafe(b *testing.B) {
var (
err = errors.New("some error to be Added to MultiError")
mErr *xerr.MultiError
)
for n := 0; n < b.N; n++ {
mErr = mErr.Add(err)
mErr = mErr.AddOnce(err)
_ = mErr.Errors()
_ = mErr.Error()
_ = mErr.ErrOrNil()
_ = errors.Is(mErr, err)
}
}
func BenchmarkMultiError_Reset(b *testing.B) {
var (
err = errors.New("some error to be Added to MultiError")
mErr = xerr.NewMultiError()
)
for n := 0; n < b.N; n++ {
_ = mErr.Add(err)
mErr.Reset()
}
}