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test: scope nested-loop teardown checks to bridge threads - #1481
The nested-loop teardown test counts every live thread whose name contains nested. With pytest-timeout's thread method, the watchdog name includes the test's node ID, so the assertion reports that watchdog as a leaked bridge thread. An unrelated application thread with nested in its name causes the same false failure.
Restrict the check to the bridge's RUNNER_THREAD_NAME plus -nested prefix. This still covers both the private-loop worker and its teardown helper. Keep an unrelated application or watchdog-named thread alive during each regression case and clean it up afterward. Runtime code is unchanged.
This is a draft pending upstream checks. The failure was found while validating #1476 and #1477; this patch starts from current main and includes neither contribution's runtime changes.
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Current main fails the original test with --timeout-method=thread.
Both unrelated-thread cases fail before the assertion change with --timeout=0, and pass afterward.
All 39 async utility tests pass with thread watchdogs enabled.
Separate process-local negative checks deliberately leave a real private-loop worker or teardown helper alive. The corrected test fails for each leak.
Full unit suite on Windows/Python 3.13.2: 3,989 passed, 82 skipped, one unchanged GitBook fixture failure because symlink creation requires Windows privilege.
Changed-file pre-commit hooks pass, including mypy. Full-repository hooks report two unchanged Windows time.tzset errors. Incidental newline changes to the Windows symlink placeholders were restored.
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Expanded coverage for nested event-loop teardown when unrelated background activity is present. The checks now distinguish relevant runner threads more precisely and verify that unrelated background work stops cleanly during teardown. These changes strengthen validation of cleanup behaviour without changing the application’s functionality or the experience available to end users.
Ignore unrelated threads whose names contain nested, including pytest-timeout watchdogs. Exercise both application and watchdog names while preserving checks for the private loop and its teardown helper.
The nested-private-loop teardown test now starts and stops an unrelated daemon thread. It identifies nested runner threads by their runner name prefix.
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Nested runner thread test
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Isolate and identify nested runner threads tests/unit/test_utils.py
The test imports RUNNER_THREAD_NAME, adds a fixture that checks an unrelated daemon thread stops within five seconds, and filters nested threads by the runner name prefix.
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Both fixture params exercised the same case, a name containing nested
without the bridge prefix, so one realistic watchdog name suffices.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Description
The nested-loop teardown test counts every live thread whose name contains
nested. With pytest-timeout's thread method, the watchdog name includes the test's node ID, so the assertion reports that watchdog as a leaked bridge thread. An unrelated application thread withnestedin its name causes the same false failure.Restrict the check to the bridge's
RUNNER_THREAD_NAMEplus-nestedprefix. This still covers both the private-loop worker and its teardown helper. Keep an unrelated application or watchdog-named thread alive during each regression case and clean it up afterward. Runtime code is unchanged.This is a draft pending upstream checks. The failure was found while validating #1476 and #1477; this patch starts from current main and includes neither contribution's runtime changes.
PR Type
Relevant issues
No existing issue or overlapping open PR was found for this test failure.
Validation
--timeout-method=thread.--timeout=0, and pass afterward.time.tzseterrors. Incidental newline changes to the Windows symlink placeholders were restored.Checklist
AI Usage Information
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