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--reruns 2 \
--junit-xml=wrapper-results-corner-cases.xml
- name: Run wrapper tests - channel delivery
continue-on-error: true
env:
PYTHONPATH: ${{ github.workspace }}/vendor/logos-delivery-python-bindings/waku
run: |
pytest tests/wrappers_tests/test_channel_delivery.py \
-m "not docker_required" \
--reruns 2 \
--junit-xml=wrapper-results-channel-delivery.xml
- name: Test Report
if: always()
uses: dorny/test-reporter@95058abb17504553158e70e2c058fe1fda4392c2

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from __future__ import annotations
import multiprocessing as mp
import os
import queue
import tempfile
from src.libs.common import delay
from src.node.wrapper_helpers import EventCollector, create_message_bindings, wait_for_connected
from src.node.wrappers_manager import WrapperManager
# `spawn`, not `fork`: the child loads its own liblogosdelivery, so it gets an
# independent process-wide SDS Persistency singleton. Co-located nodes share
# that singleton and the receiver drops the sender's own message as a duplicate.
_SPAWN = mp.get_context("spawn")
SENDER_READY_TIMEOUT_S = 120.0
SENDER_STOP_TIMEOUT_S = 30.0
def _sender_worker(config, content_topic, channel_id, sender_id, payload_b64, settle_s, result_q, stop_evt):
# chdir before the node starts so the library's default "./data" store
# resolves to a private path — separate globals still share ./data/sds.db.
os.chdir(tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="rc_sender_"))
collector = EventCollector()
started = WrapperManager.create_and_start(config=config, event_cb=collector.event_callback)
if started.is_err():
result_q.put(f"sender start failed: {started.err()}")
return
with started.ok_value as sender:
if wait_for_connected(collector) is None:
result_q.put("sender did not reach Connected/PartiallyConnected state")
return
subscribe_result = sender.subscribe_content_topic(content_topic)
if subscribe_result.is_err():
result_q.put(f"sender subscribe_content_topic failed: {subscribe_result.err()}")
return
create_result = sender.channel_create(channel_id, content_topic, sender_id)
if create_result.is_err():
result_q.put(f"sender channel_create failed: {create_result.err()}")
return
delay(settle_s)
send_result = sender.channel_send(channel_id, create_message_bindings(payload=payload_b64))
if send_result.is_err():
result_q.put(f"sender channel_send failed: {send_result.err()}")
return
if not send_result.ok_value:
result_q.put(f"sender channel_send returned an empty handle: {send_result.ok_value!r}")
return
# Signal the message is on the wire, then stay alive so the relay
# connection persists while it propagates to the receiver.
result_q.put(None)
stop_evt.wait()
class ChannelSenderProcess:
"""Run a channel sender node in a separate, storage-isolated process.
`__enter__` starts the sender and blocks until the message is on the wire
(raising on failure/timeout); `__exit__` tears it down. Needed because
co-located nodes share the library's process-wide SDS Persistency singleton.
"""
def __init__(self, config, *, content_topic, channel_id, sender_id, payload_b64, settle_s):
self._args = (config, content_topic, channel_id, sender_id, payload_b64, settle_s)
self._stop_evt = _SPAWN.Event()
self._result_q = _SPAWN.Queue()
self._proc = None
def __enter__(self) -> "ChannelSenderProcess":
self._proc = _SPAWN.Process(
target=_sender_worker,
args=(*self._args, self._result_q, self._stop_evt),
daemon=True,
)
self._proc.start()
try:
outcome = self._result_q.get(timeout=SENDER_READY_TIMEOUT_S)
except queue.Empty:
self.__exit__(None, None, None)
raise AssertionError(f"sender subprocess did not report readiness within {SENDER_READY_TIMEOUT_S}s")
if outcome is not None:
self.__exit__(None, None, None)
raise AssertionError(outcome)
return self
def __exit__(self, *_) -> None:
self._stop_evt.set()
if self._proc is not None:
self._proc.join(timeout=SENDER_STOP_TIMEOUT_S)
if self._proc.is_alive():
self._proc.terminate()
self._proc.join()
self._proc = None

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import base64
import time
from src.libs.common import delay, to_base64
from src.node.subprocess_node import ChannelSenderProcess
from src.node.wrappers_manager import WrapperManager
from src.node.wrapper_helpers import (
EventCollector,
create_message_bindings,
get_node_multiaddr,
wait_for_connected,
)
CHANNEL_ID = "rc05-channel"
CONTENT_TOPIC = "/test/1/rc05-channel/proto"
SENDER_A = "rc05-sender-a"
SENDER_B = "rc05-sender-b"
CHANNEL_RECEIVED_EVENT = "channel_message_received"
MESSAGE_RECEIVED_EVENT = "message_received"
RC06_CHANNEL_ID = "rc06-channel"
RC06_CONTENT_TOPIC = "/test/1/rc06-channel/proto"
CLOSED_CHANNEL_ID = "rc-closed-channel"
CLOSED_CONTENT_TOPIC = "/test/1/rc-closed-channel/proto"
MESH_SETTLE_S = 10
DELIVERY_TIMEOUT_S = 50.0
# Once the unmarked message has provably reached B's messaging layer, the
# channel ingress decision has already been made on that same event, so this is
# just a short grace window to catch any late channel_message_received.
NO_CHANNEL_DELIVERY_WINDOW_S = 10.0
def wait_for_channel_received(collector, channel_id, timeout_s, poll_interval_s=0.5):
deadline = time.monotonic() + timeout_s
while True:
for event in collector.snapshot():
if event.get("eventType") == CHANNEL_RECEIVED_EVENT and event.get("channelId") == channel_id:
return event
if time.monotonic() >= deadline:
return None
time.sleep(poll_interval_s)
def wait_for_message_received(collector, content_topic, timeout_s, poll_interval_s=0.5):
"""Wait for a messaging-layer message_received event on `content_topic`.
Used to prove a raw relay message actually reached the receiver, independent
of the channel layer (the content topic lives under the nested `message`).
"""
deadline = time.monotonic() + timeout_s
while True:
for event in collector.snapshot():
if event.get("eventType") == MESSAGE_RECEIVED_EVENT and (event.get("message") or {}).get("contentTopic") == content_topic:
return event
if time.monotonic() >= deadline:
return None
time.sleep(poll_interval_s)
class TestChannelDelivery:
def test_rc05_basic_a_to_b_delivery(self, node_config):
"""RC05: A's channel send is delivered to B on the matching channel + topic.
Relay-only (store + reliability off). B must fire a channel_message_received
event carrying the payload intact and tagged with A's senderId.
A runs in a separate, storage-isolated process: co-located nodes share the
library's SDS Persistency singleton and B drops A's own message as a
duplicate. See src/node/subprocess_node.py.
"""
payload_b64 = to_base64("rc05 hello from A")
node_config.update(
{
"relay": True,
"store": False,
"reliabilityEnabled": False,
"numShardsInNetwork": 1,
}
)
receiver_collector = EventCollector()
receiver_result = WrapperManager.create_and_start(config=node_config, event_cb=receiver_collector.event_callback)
assert receiver_result.is_ok(), f"Failed to start receiver: {receiver_result.err()}"
with receiver_result.ok_value as receiver:
sender_config = {
**node_config,
"staticnodes": [get_node_multiaddr(receiver)],
"portsShift": 1,
}
subscribe_result = receiver.subscribe_content_topic(CONTENT_TOPIC)
assert subscribe_result.is_ok(), f"receiver subscribe_content_topic failed: {subscribe_result.err()}"
receiver_create = receiver.channel_create(CHANNEL_ID, CONTENT_TOPIC, SENDER_B)
assert receiver_create.is_ok(), f"receiver channel_create failed: {receiver_create.err()}"
with ChannelSenderProcess(
sender_config,
content_topic=CONTENT_TOPIC,
channel_id=CHANNEL_ID,
sender_id=SENDER_A,
payload_b64=payload_b64,
settle_s=MESH_SETTLE_S,
):
received = wait_for_channel_received(receiver_collector, CHANNEL_ID, DELIVERY_TIMEOUT_S)
assert received is not None, (
f"No {CHANNEL_RECEIVED_EVENT} on B for {CHANNEL_ID} within {DELIVERY_TIMEOUT_S}s. "
f"Collected events: {receiver_collector.snapshot()}"
)
assert base64.b64decode(received["payload"]) == base64.b64decode(
payload_b64
), f"delivered payload mismatch: got {received['payload']!r}, sent {payload_b64!r}"
assert (
received["senderId"] == SENDER_A
), f"received event must carry the originator's senderId {SENDER_A!r}, got {received.get('senderId')!r}"
def test_rc06_missing_marker_dropped(self, node_config):
"""RC06: a plain message on the channel's content topic but without the
Reliable-Channel spec marker is dropped at channel ingress.
A publishes a raw relay message (no RELIABLE-CHANNEL-API/1 meta) on B's
content topic. B's messaging layer still surfaces it (message_received),
proving the message arrived, but the channel ingress filter drops it: no
channel_message_received fires for the channel.
"""
payload_b64 = to_base64("rc06 unmarked message")
node_config.update(
{
"relay": True,
"store": False,
"reliabilityEnabled": False,
"numShardsInNetwork": 1,
}
)
receiver_collector = EventCollector()
receiver_result = WrapperManager.create_and_start(config=node_config, event_cb=receiver_collector.event_callback)
assert receiver_result.is_ok(), f"Failed to start receiver: {receiver_result.err()}"
with receiver_result.ok_value as receiver:
sender_config = {
**node_config,
"staticnodes": [get_node_multiaddr(receiver)],
"portsShift": 1,
}
sender_collector = EventCollector()
sender_result = WrapperManager.create_and_start(config=sender_config, event_cb=sender_collector.event_callback)
assert sender_result.is_ok(), f"Failed to start sender: {sender_result.err()}"
with sender_result.ok_value as sender:
assert wait_for_connected(sender_collector) is not None, "Sender did not reach Connected/PartiallyConnected state"
subscribe_result = receiver.subscribe_content_topic(RC06_CONTENT_TOPIC)
assert subscribe_result.is_ok(), f"receiver subscribe_content_topic failed: {subscribe_result.err()}"
subscribe_result = sender.subscribe_content_topic(RC06_CONTENT_TOPIC)
assert subscribe_result.is_ok(), f"sender subscribe_content_topic failed: {subscribe_result.err()}"
# Only B runs a channel; A never marks its traffic.
receiver_create = receiver.channel_create(RC06_CHANNEL_ID, RC06_CONTENT_TOPIC, SENDER_B)
assert receiver_create.is_ok(), f"receiver channel_create failed: {receiver_create.err()}"
delay(MESH_SETTLE_S)
# Plain relay publish: right content topic, but no Reliable-Channel
# marker, so B's channel ingress filter must drop it.
send_result = sender.send_message(create_message_bindings(contentTopic=RC06_CONTENT_TOPIC, payload=payload_b64))
assert send_result.is_ok(), f"send_message failed: {send_result.err()}"
# It reaches B's messaging layer, so the drop below is the marker
# filter at work, not a message that simply never arrived.
arrived = wait_for_message_received(receiver_collector, RC06_CONTENT_TOPIC, DELIVERY_TIMEOUT_S)
assert arrived is not None, (
f"receiver never saw a {MESSAGE_RECEIVED_EVENT} for {RC06_CONTENT_TOPIC} within {DELIVERY_TIMEOUT_S}s; "
f"cannot conclude the channel dropped it. Collected events: {receiver_collector.snapshot()}"
)
# The channel ingress filter drops the unmarked message: no channel event.
leaked = wait_for_channel_received(receiver_collector, RC06_CHANNEL_ID, NO_CHANNEL_DELIVERY_WINDOW_S)
assert leaked is None, f"an unmarked message must not surface as a {CHANNEL_RECEIVED_EVENT}; got: {leaked!r}"
def test_receive_after_close_emits_no_channel_event(self, node_config):
"""A closed channel must not deliver: B closes its channel, then A sends a
valid channel message on the same channel + content topic.
B stays subscribed to the content topic, so B's messaging layer still
surfaces the message (message_received), proving it arrived, but the
closed channel must not fire channel_message_received.
"""
payload_b64 = to_base64("message for a closed channel")
node_config.update(
{
"relay": True,
"store": False,
"reliabilityEnabled": False,
"numShardsInNetwork": 1,
}
)
receiver_collector = EventCollector()
receiver_result = WrapperManager.create_and_start(config=node_config, event_cb=receiver_collector.event_callback)
assert receiver_result.is_ok(), f"Failed to start receiver: {receiver_result.err()}"
with receiver_result.ok_value as receiver:
sender_config = {
**node_config,
"staticnodes": [get_node_multiaddr(receiver)],
"portsShift": 1,
}
subscribe_result = receiver.subscribe_content_topic(CLOSED_CONTENT_TOPIC)
assert subscribe_result.is_ok(), f"receiver subscribe_content_topic failed: {subscribe_result.err()}"
receiver_create = receiver.channel_create(CLOSED_CHANNEL_ID, CLOSED_CONTENT_TOPIC, SENDER_B)
assert receiver_create.is_ok(), f"receiver channel_create failed: {receiver_create.err()}"
receiver_close = receiver.channel_close(CLOSED_CHANNEL_ID)
assert receiver_close.is_ok(), f"receiver channel_close failed: {receiver_close.err()}"
with ChannelSenderProcess(
sender_config,
content_topic=CLOSED_CONTENT_TOPIC,
channel_id=CLOSED_CHANNEL_ID,
sender_id=SENDER_A,
payload_b64=payload_b64,
settle_s=MESH_SETTLE_S,
):
arrived = wait_for_message_received(receiver_collector, CLOSED_CONTENT_TOPIC, DELIVERY_TIMEOUT_S)
assert arrived is not None, (
f"receiver never saw a {MESSAGE_RECEIVED_EVENT} for {CLOSED_CONTENT_TOPIC} within {DELIVERY_TIMEOUT_S}s; "
f"cannot conclude the closed channel stayed silent. Collected events: {receiver_collector.snapshot()}"
)
leaked = wait_for_channel_received(receiver_collector, CLOSED_CHANNEL_ID, NO_CHANNEL_DELIVERY_WINDOW_S)
assert leaked is None, f"a closed channel must not emit {CHANNEL_RECEIVED_EVENT}; got: {leaked!r}"

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import uuid
import pytest
from src.node.wrappers_manager import WrapperManager
from src.node.wrapper_helpers import EventCollector, create_message_bindings
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RC03_CHANNEL_ID = "rc03-channel"
RC04_CHANNEL_ID = "rc04-channel"
RC04_EPHEMERAL_CHANNEL_ID = "rc04-ephemeral-channel"
RC04_DISTINCT_CHANNEL_ID = "rc04-distinct-channel"
RC04_CLOSED_CHANNEL_ID = "rc04-closed-channel"
# Give the reliable channel manager a moment to settle a freshly-created
# channel before we act on it.
@ -106,41 +103,6 @@ class TestChannelLifecycle:
finally:
node.stop_and_destroy()
def test_rc03_close_random_id_leaves_open_channel_intact(self, node_config):
"""RC03 variant: closing a random unknown id while a real channel is open.
A genuine channel is created and left open; closing a random id Errs with
"unknown channel: <id>" and must not disturb the open channel, which then
still closes cleanly. No events are expected.
"""
node_config.update({"mode": "Core"})
channel_id = f"rc03-open-{uuid.uuid4()}"
random_id = f"rc03-random-{uuid.uuid4()}"
collector = EventCollector()
create_node_result = WrapperManager.create_and_start(config=node_config, event_cb=collector.event_callback)
assert create_node_result.is_ok(), f"Failed to create and start node: {create_node_result.err()}"
node = create_node_result.ok_value
try:
create_result = node.channel_create(channel_id, CONTENT_TOPIC, SENDER_ID)
assert create_result.is_ok(), f"channel_create failed: {create_result.err()}"
delay(CHANNEL_SETTLE_S)
random_close_result = node.channel_close(random_id)
assert random_close_result.is_err(), f"channel_close on a random id must fail, got Ok({random_close_result.ok_value!r})"
assert f"unknown channel: {random_id}" in random_close_result.err(), f"unexpected error message: {random_close_result.err()!r}"
# The real channel was left untouched and still closes cleanly.
close_result = node.channel_close(channel_id)
assert close_result.is_ok(), f"open channel_close failed after a bad-id close: {close_result.err()}"
assert collector.events == [], f"expected no events, got: {collector.events}"
finally:
node.stop_and_destroy()
def test_rc04_empty_payload_rejected_and_send_returns_handle(self, node_config):
"""RC04: empty payload is rejected; a non-empty send returns a handle synchronously.
@ -170,58 +132,33 @@ class TestChannelLifecycle:
finally:
node.stop_and_destroy()
def test_rc04_ephemeral_send_returns_handle(self, node_config):
"""RC04 variant: an ephemeral channel_send still returns a handle synchronously.
def test_rc04_send_after_close_rejected(self, node_config):
"""RC04 variant: sending after the channel is closed is rejected.
The ephemeral flag only affects downstream persistence / terminal events,
not the send contract, so channel_send returns Ok(channelReqId) immediately.
Exercises the teardown -> send ordering (distinct from RC02's
never-created id): once channel_close removes the id, channel_send Errs
with "unknown channel: <id>". No events are expected.
"""
node_config.update({"mode": "Core"})
create_node_result = WrapperManager.create_and_start(config=node_config)
collector = EventCollector()
create_node_result = WrapperManager.create_and_start(config=node_config, event_cb=collector.event_callback)
assert create_node_result.is_ok(), f"Failed to create and start node: {create_node_result.err()}"
node = create_node_result.ok_value
try:
create_result = node.channel_create(RC04_EPHEMERAL_CHANNEL_ID, CONTENT_TOPIC, SENDER_ID)
create_result = node.channel_create(RC04_CLOSED_CHANNEL_ID, CONTENT_TOPIC, SENDER_ID)
assert create_result.is_ok(), f"channel_create failed: {create_result.err()}"
delay(CHANNEL_SETTLE_S)
send_result = node.channel_send(RC04_EPHEMERAL_CHANNEL_ID, create_message_bindings(ephemeral=True))
assert send_result.is_ok(), f"ephemeral channel_send failed: {send_result.err()}"
assert send_result.ok_value, f"channel_send must return a non-empty channelReqId handle, got: {send_result.ok_value!r}"
finally:
node.stop_and_destroy()
def test_rc04_sequential_sends_return_distinct_handles(self, node_config):
"""RC04 variant: back-to-back sends each return a distinct handle.
Every channel_send is its own request, so two sends on the same channel
return two different (non-empty) channelReqId handles.
"""
node_config.update({"mode": "Core"})
create_node_result = WrapperManager.create_and_start(config=node_config)
assert create_node_result.is_ok(), f"Failed to create and start node: {create_node_result.err()}"
node = create_node_result.ok_value
try:
create_result = node.channel_create(RC04_DISTINCT_CHANNEL_ID, CONTENT_TOPIC, SENDER_ID)
assert create_result.is_ok(), f"channel_create failed: {create_result.err()}"
delay(CHANNEL_SETTLE_S)
first_result = node.channel_send(RC04_DISTINCT_CHANNEL_ID, create_message_bindings())
assert first_result.is_ok(), f"first channel_send failed: {first_result.err()}"
assert first_result.ok_value, f"first channel_send returned an empty handle: {first_result.ok_value!r}"
second_result = node.channel_send(RC04_DISTINCT_CHANNEL_ID, create_message_bindings())
assert second_result.is_ok(), f"second channel_send failed: {second_result.err()}"
assert second_result.ok_value, f"second channel_send returned an empty handle: {second_result.ok_value!r}"
assert (
first_result.ok_value != second_result.ok_value
), f"channel_send handles must be distinct, got the same id twice: {first_result.ok_value!r}"
close_result = node.channel_close(RC04_CLOSED_CHANNEL_ID)
assert close_result.is_ok(), f"channel_close failed: {close_result.err()}"
send_result = node.channel_send(RC04_CLOSED_CHANNEL_ID, create_message_bindings())
assert send_result.is_err(), f"channel_send after close must fail, got Ok({send_result.ok_value!r})"
assert f"unknown channel: {RC04_CLOSED_CHANNEL_ID}" in send_result.err(), f"unexpected error message: {send_result.err()!r}"
assert collector.events == [], f"expected no events, got: {collector.events}"
finally:
node.stop_and_destroy()