Class: HotCell::Fixtures::EarlyIdle

Inherits:
Operation
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/hot_cell/test_operations.rb

Overview

Reports itself idle while its request is still running, so the report and the truth disagree from that moment on. The control socket is private to the Worker, but it lives in the operation's own process, so reaching it takes one ObjectSpace walk. With exit_after, the worker then exits without ever reading its control socket again, so whatever the supervisor wrote there in the meantime is queued and unread when it goes.

Constant Summary

Constants inherited from Operation

Operation::READ_BYTES

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods inherited from Operation

abstract_operation, abstract_operation?, before_fork, before_worker_boot, inherited, limits, operation, operation_name, #run_tool, unreadable

Instance Method Details

#perform(_inputs, _outputs, pid_path:, exit_after: nil) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/hot_cell/test_operations.rb', line 397

def perform(_inputs, _outputs, pid_path:, exit_after: nil)
  # The one with an open control socket, not `.first`: a suite that builds a Worker in its own
  # process leaves it on the heap for the fork to inherit, with its sockets closed by teardown.
  worker = ObjectSpace.each_object(HotCell::Worker).find do |candidate|
    !candidate.instance_variable_get(:@control).socket.closed?
  end
  worker.instance_variable_get(:@control).write_line JSON.generate(idle: true, code: "ok") << "\n"
  File.write pid_path, Process.pid.to_s

  if exit_after
    sleep exit_after
    exit! 0
  else
    sleep 300
  end
end