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@bluestreak01 bluestreak01 commented Nov 3, 2025

Speedup tests by replacing JUnit parameterisation with randomisation.

Some tests were also creating 100M row tables (on CI, because why not)

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Multiple test classes removed JUnit parameterization: @RunWith/@parameters and parameter providers were deleted, parameter-taking constructors replaced by no-arg constructors that randomly initialize test configuration fields; many multi-line string concatenations were converted to Java text blocks.

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Cohort / File(s) Summary
Parameterized test removal — griffin (AsOf/aggregate/insert/alter/parallel/etc.)
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/... (e.g., AsOfJoinTest.java, AsOfJoinFuzzTest.java, AsOfJoinNoKeyTest.java, AggregateTest.java, InsertTest.java, AlterTableChangeColumnTypeTest.java, AlterTableConvertPartitionTest.java, CheckpointTest.java, ParallelFilterTest.java, ParallelLatestByTest.java, TableBackupTest.java)
Removed @RunWith(Parameterized.class) and parameter providers; replaced parameterized constructors with no-arg constructors that pick config values randomly (timestamp types, wal/partition flags, enableParallelGroupBy, etc.). Some control-flow/assume guards were adjusted accordingly.
Parameterized test removal — cairo / o3 / fuzz
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/..., core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/o3/..., core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/fuzz/... (e.g., AbstractO3Test.java, O3*Test.java, CheckpointFuzzTest.java, DedupInsertFuzzTest.java, O3MaxLagFuzzTest.java)
Same parameterization removal pattern; constructors now no-arg and initialize fields (timestampType, workerCount, rnd, scoreboardFormat) at runtime. Some nested enums and test-ordering helpers removed.
Parameterized test removal — cutlass / line tcp / pgwire / pg
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/..., core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/line/tcp/..., core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/pgwire/... (e.g., LineTcp*, AbstractLineTcpReceiverFuzzTest.java, PGArraysTest.java, PreparedStatementInvalidationTest.java)
Removed parameterized wiring; constructors simplified to no-arg and choose wal/timestamp randomly. Some constructors removed entirely (rely on default).
String formatting -> Java text blocks & minor test data changes
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/..., core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/engine/..., core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/... (e.g., AggregateTest.java, AlterTableConvertPartitionTest.java, CopyImportTest.java, InLongFunctionFactoryTest.java, PartitionEncoderTest.java, many LineTcp tests)
Replaced multi-line string concatenations with Java text blocks for expected SQL/results/plan strings. Reduced synthetic data size in InLongFunctionFactoryTest (100,000,000 → 1,000,000). AlterTableConvertPartitionTest#createTableStr signature changed and table name was internalized.
Minor refactors / removals
assorted test helpers and enums
Removed some test scaffolding helpers (test parameter enums, test-run ordering fields) and unused imports; added Rnd/TestUtils usage for randomized initialization where applicable.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant JUnit as JUnit/Runner
    participant Param as Parameterized Runner
    participant Test as TestClass

    rect `#DDEBF7`
      Note over JUnit,Param: Old flow (parameterized)
      JUnit->>Param: invoke parameterized runner
      Param->>Test: instantiate per-parameter (ctor with params)
      Test->>Test: setup using provided params
      Test->>JUnit: run tests (multiple instances)
    end

    rect `#F2F2F2`
      Note over JUnit,Test: New flow (non-parameterized, randomized)
      JUnit->>Test: instantiate once (no-arg constructor)
      Test->>Test: constructor initializes random config (Rnd/TestUtils)
      Test->>Test: setup uses random config
      Test->>JUnit: run tests (single instance)
    end
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  • Key areas for attention:
    • Verify randomized constructor initialization doesn't introduce flakiness or reduce coverage compared to former parameter sets.
    • Check AlterTableConvertPartitionTest#createTableStr signature and hard-coded table name for unintended coupling.
    • Confirm all text-block conversions preserve exact expected output formatting (line endings, whitespace, timestamp suffixes).
    • Review the reduced synthetic data volume in InLongFunctionFactoryTest (effect on test intent/performance).
    • Inspect removal of parameterized-run ordering and any removed enums/helpers that previously influenced test sequencing.

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@CodeRabbit review the test changes and also checked if i regressed anything?

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@bluestreak01 I've reviewed the test changes in PR #6347. Here's my analysis:

Summary of Changes

The PR converts parameterized tests to use randomization by:

  1. Removing @RunWith(Parameterized.class) and @Parameters annotations
  2. Replacing constructor parameters with random selection (e.g., TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG).nextBoolean())
  3. Converting string literals to text blocks for better readability

Key Findings

No Functional Regressions Detected

  • Test logic and assertions remain unchanged
  • Only parameter selection mechanism was modified
  • String formatting changes are cosmetic improvements

⚠️ Test Coverage Concerns

Before: Tests ran with ALL parameter combinations systematically

  • AggregateTest: Always tested both enableParallelGroupBy=true and false
  • AlterTableChangeColumnTypeTest: Tested all WAL/partitioning combinations
  • AsOfJoinTest: Tested all timestamp type combinations (MICRO×MICRO, MICRO×NANO, etc.)

After: Tests run with ONE random combination per execution

  • Example: UpdateTest now randomly picks walEnabled once instead of testing both true/false

🎯 Impact Analysis

Pros:

  • ✅ Significantly faster test execution
  • ✅ Prevents creating 100M row tables on every CI run
  • ✅ Better code readability with text blocks

Cons:

  • ❌ Non-deterministic coverage - some code paths may not be tested in a given run
  • ❌ Harder to reproduce failures (which random combination caused it?)
  • ❌ Potential for bugs to slip through if unlucky with random selection

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@bluestreak01 Here’s a focused review of the test changes in #6347 and a regression risk assessment.

What changed

  • Parameterized → randomized: Many tests now pick one combo per run using TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG).nextBoolean(), e.g. WAL on/off, timestamp MICROS/NANOS, parquet toggles, etc.
  • Readability/IO: Large string assertions migrated to Java text blocks.
  • Performance: No remaining occurrences of creating 100M-row tables in tests.

Checks I ran

  • Files touched: 16 Test.java classes modified.
  • Java feature safety: Text blocks require Java ≥ 15. core/pom.xml uses maven-compiler-plugin with release/source/target set via properties; please ensure qdbr.release (or javac.compile.source/target) resolves to ≥ 15 (ideally 17).
  • Heavy data generation: No matches for long_sequence(100000000) in core/src/test/java.

Regression risk assessment

  • Assertions unchanged: I didn’t see functional assertion edits that would change behavior.
  • Main trade-off is coverage: parameter sweeps became single random picks per run. This speeds CI but weakens deterministic coverage. Edge combos (e.g., walEnabled=false with specific timestamp types) may be skipped on a given run.
  • Reproducibility: If TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) logs its seed (common pattern), we’re fine; if not, failures may be hard to reproduce.

Recommendations to keep speedups while guarding coverage

  • Deterministic overrides (fast): Allow forcing knobs via system properties for CI shards, e.g.:
    • -Dqdb.test.wal=true|false
    • -Dqdb.test.tsType=micro|nano
    • -Dqdb.test.parquet=true|false
      Wire those into the new constructors so random is only the fallback.
  • CI matrix (lightweight): Add a small matrix that runs the same test suites with 2–4 critical combos (e.g., WAL on/off × MICRO/NANO). This restores most of the old coverage with far fewer permutations.
  • Seed control: Ensure TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) logs the seed and can be overridden (e.g., -Dqdb.test.seed=...). That preserves reproducibility for flaky failures without reintroducing parameterized runs.
  • Nightly sweep: Optionally schedule a nightly job to iterate all prior parameter sets (the old deterministic matrix) while keeping PR CI fast.

Verdict

  • No direct functional regressions spotted in the diffs.
  • Primary concern is reduced, non-deterministic coverage; the above mitigations would address it without losing the intended CI speedup.

If you want, I can add a follow-up patch that:

  • Wires system properties to the random choices (random only when property unset).
  • Logs the chosen seed/combination at test start.
  • Documents the CI knobs in core/README.md (tests section).
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⚠️ Outside diff range comments (7)
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/TableBackupTest.java (1)

105-120: Remove unused parameterized test data provider.

The data() method and its @Parameterized.Parameters annotation are no longer used after removing @RunWith(Parameterized.class) from the class. This is dead code that should be removed.

Apply this diff to remove the unused method:

-    @Parameterized.Parameters(name = "{0}-{1}")
-    public static Collection<Object[]> data() {
-        return Arrays.asList(new Object[][]{
-                {AbstractCairoTest.WalMode.WITH_WAL, PartitionBy.HOUR},
-                {AbstractCairoTest.WalMode.WITH_WAL, PartitionBy.DAY},
-                {AbstractCairoTest.WalMode.WITH_WAL, PartitionBy.WEEK},
-                {AbstractCairoTest.WalMode.WITH_WAL, PartitionBy.MONTH},
-                {AbstractCairoTest.WalMode.WITH_WAL, PartitionBy.YEAR},
-                {AbstractCairoTest.WalMode.NO_WAL, PartitionBy.NONE},
-                {AbstractCairoTest.WalMode.NO_WAL, PartitionBy.HOUR},
-                {AbstractCairoTest.WalMode.NO_WAL, PartitionBy.DAY},
-                {AbstractCairoTest.WalMode.NO_WAL, PartitionBy.WEEK},
-                {AbstractCairoTest.WalMode.NO_WAL, PartitionBy.MONTH},
-                {AbstractCairoTest.WalMode.NO_WAL, PartitionBy.YEAR}
-        });
-    }
-

Also consider removing the now-unused import at line 62:

-import org.junit.runners.Parameterized;
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AsOfJoinTest.java (5)

835-843: Same trailing comma issue in market_data DDL.

The last select item ends with a comma before FROM.

Apply:

@@
-    ('2025'::timestamp + x * 100_000L + rnd_int(0, 10_000, 0))::" + rightTableTimestampType.getTypeName() + " as ts,
-  from long_sequence(10_000)
+    ('2025'::timestamp + x * 100_000L + rnd_int(0, 10_000, 0))::" + rightTableTimestampType.getTypeName() + " as ts
+  from long_sequence(10_000)

1754-1763: Likely copy/paste bug: inserting into t1 instead of t2.

After creating t2, subsequent inserts target t1, leaving t2 empty and weakening the test.

Change targets to t2:

-            execute("INSERT INTO t1 values ('2000-02-07T14:00:00.000000Z', 8, 'a');");
-            execute("INSERT INTO t1 values ('2000-02-08T02:00:00.000000Z', 9, 'a');");
-            execute("INSERT INTO t1 values ('2000-02-08T02:00:00.000000Z', 10, 'a');");
-            execute("INSERT INTO t1 values ('2000-02-08T02:00:00.000000Z', 10, 'c');");
-            execute("INSERT INTO t1 values ('2000-02-08T21:00:00.000000Z', 11, 'a');");
-            execute("INSERT INTO t1 values ('2000-02-09T15:00:00.000000Z', 12, 'a');");
-            execute("INSERT INTO t1 values ('2000-02-09T20:00:00.000000Z', 13, 'a');");
-            execute("INSERT INTO t1 values ('2000-02-09T20:00:00.000000Z', 13, 'c');");
-            execute("INSERT INTO t1 values ('2000-02-10T16:00:00.000000Z', 14, 'a');");
+            execute("INSERT INTO t2 values ('2000-02-07T14:00:00.000000Z', 8, 'a');");
+            execute("INSERT INTO t2 values ('2000-02-08T02:00:00.000000Z', 9, 'a');");
+            execute("INSERT INTO t2 values ('2000-02-08T02:00:00.000000Z', 10, 'a');");
+            execute("INSERT INTO t2 values ('2000-02-08T02:00:00.000000Z', 10, 'c');");
+            execute("INSERT INTO t2 values ('2000-02-08T21:00:00.000000Z', 11, 'a');");
+            execute("INSERT INTO t2 values ('2000-02-09T15:00:00.000000Z', 12, 'a');");
+            execute("INSERT INTO t2 values ('2000-02-09T20:00:00.000000Z', 13, 'a');");
+            execute("INSERT INTO t2 values ('2000-02-09T20:00:00.000000Z', 13, 'c');");
+            execute("INSERT INTO t2 values ('2000-02-10T16:00:00.000000Z', 14, 'a');");

2901-2905: Hint aliases don’t match the query.

Hint uses “orders md” but the query aliases are t1/t2, so the hint is ignored.

Fix:

-            query = "SELECT /*+ avoid_lt_binary_search(orders md) */ * FROM t1 LT JOIN t2 TOLERANCE 2s;";
+            query = "SELECT /*+ avoid_lt_binary_search(t1 t2) */ * FROM t1 LT JOIN t2 TOLERANCE 2s;";

3664-3669: Hint name likely incorrect; use asof_linear(...) (case-insensitive) instead of ASOF_LINEAR_SEARCH(...).

Planner recognizes asof_linear, asof_index_search, asof_memoized. ASOF_LINEAR_SEARCH may be ignored.

Update:

-                    final String sql = """
-                            SELECT /*+ ASOF_LINEAR_SEARCH(m s) */m.sym, ts
+                    final String sql = """
+                            SELECT /*+ asof_linear(m s) */ m.sym, ts

Also consider renaming the test (it doesn’t “Throw” anymore).


825-833: SQL syntax confirmed: trailing comma before FROM is invalid and must be removed.

The trailing comma on line 829 after as ts, creates invalid SQL when the FROM clause follows directly on the next line. This will cause a parse-time failure. The suggested fix is correct—remove the comma.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/CheckpointTest.java (1)

85-92: Restore deterministic coverage for scoreboard formats.
Switching from the parameterized sweep to a random boolean means SCOREBOARD_FORMAT=2 might never be executed in a run, so regressions in that configuration can slip through and failures become harder to reproduce. Please keep deterministic coverage (e.g., cycle both values or provide an override that the suite drives) while still meeting the speed objective. Based on PR objectives.

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core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/CopyImportTest.java (1)

55-57: Randomization reduces deterministic coverage but speeds up tests.

The constructor now randomly selects walEnabled instead of testing both configurations exhaustively. This aligns with the PR objective to speed up tests, but each run will only exercise one WAL configuration.

Consider ensuring:

  • The seed used by TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) is logged for reproducibility
  • CI optionally runs with deterministic overrides (e.g., system property -Dqdb.test.wal=true/false) to guarantee both paths are tested
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AsOfJoinNoKeyTest.java (1)

215-218: Clean refactor: switch statement → switch expression.

The conversion to a switch expression is correct and produces more concise code while maintaining identical behavior.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/TableBackupTest.java (1)

92-103: Random initialization looks good; unreachable default case.

The migration from parameterized to random initialization aligns with the PR goal to speed up tests. However, the default case in the switch statement is unreachable because rnd.nextInt(5) returns values 0-4, all of which are explicitly handled.

Consider removing the unreachable default case:

     public TableBackupTest() {
         Rnd rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG);
         isWal = rnd.nextBoolean();
         switch (rnd.nextInt(5)) {
             case 0 -> this.partitionBy = PartitionBy.HOUR;
             case 1 -> this.partitionBy = PartitionBy.MONTH;
             case 2 -> this.partitionBy = PartitionBy.DAY;
             case 3 -> this.partitionBy = PartitionBy.WEEK;
             case 4 -> this.partitionBy = PartitionBy.YEAR;
-            default -> this.partitionBy = PartitionBy.NONE;
+            default -> throw new IllegalStateException("Unexpected value: " + rnd.nextInt(5));
         }
     }
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/ParallelFilterTest.java (2)

169-171: Verify seed logging for reproducibility.

The conversion from parameterized to random initialization is syntactically correct. However, this introduces a trade-off: tests with Assume.assumeTrue(convertToParquet) or Assume.assumeFalse(convertToParquet) (e.g., lines 187, 421, 670, 798, 1042, 1098) will now be randomly skipped ~50% of the time, reducing per-run coverage in exchange for faster execution.

Ensure that TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) logs the seed or supports seed override (e.g., via system property like -Dqdb.test.seed) so failures can be reproduced with the same random value.

Based on PR objectives, consider adding a system property override (e.g., -Dqdb.test.parquet=true|false) to allow deterministic selection when needed for debugging or CI matrix runs.


74-160: LGTM: Text block conversion improves readability.

The conversion of multi-line string constants to Java text blocks is correct and improves readability. Note that text blocks require Java 15+ as a standard feature.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AsOfJoinTest.java (1)

49-53: Make timestamp-type randomization reproducible and overridable.

Add system-property overrides and log the chosen combo to aid flakiness triage and CI matrices.

Apply:

@@
-    public AsOfJoinTest() {
-        Rnd rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG);
-        this.leftTableTimestampType = rnd.nextBoolean() ? TestTimestampType.MICRO : TestTimestampType.NANO;
-        this.rightTableTimestampType = rnd.nextBoolean() ? TestTimestampType.MICRO : TestTimestampType.NANO;
-    }
+    public AsOfJoinTest() {
+        Rnd rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG);
+        TestTimestampType left = rnd.nextBoolean() ? TestTimestampType.MICRO : TestTimestampType.NANO;
+        TestTimestampType right = rnd.nextBoolean() ? TestTimestampType.MICRO : TestTimestampType.NANO;
+        String leftOverride = System.getProperty("qdb.test.leftTsType");
+        String rightOverride = System.getProperty("qdb.test.rightTsType");
+        this.leftTableTimestampType = leftOverride != null ? TestTimestampType.valueOf(leftOverride.toUpperCase()) : left;
+        this.rightTableTimestampType = rightOverride != null ? TestTimestampType.valueOf(rightOverride.toUpperCase()) : right;
+        LOG.info().$("AsOfJoinTest ts types L=")
+                .$(leftTableTimestampType).$(", R=").$(rightTableTimestampType).$();
+    }

Optionally document: -Dqdb.test.leftTsType=MICRO|NANO, -Dqdb.test.rightTsType=MICRO|NANO.

Would you like me to add a tiny README blurb listing these knobs?

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AggregateTest.java (2)

72-74: Reproducible and configurable enableParallelGroupBy.

Allow a system-property override and log the chosen mode to ease CI sharding and failure reproduction.

Apply:

@@
-    public AggregateTest() {
-        this.enableParallelGroupBy = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG).nextBoolean();
-    }
+    public AggregateTest() {
+        String override = System.getProperty("qdb.test.parallelGroupBy");
+        this.enableParallelGroupBy = override != null
+                ? Boolean.parseBoolean(override)
+                : TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG).nextBoolean();
+        LOG.info().$("AggregateTest parallelGroupBy=").$(enableParallelGroupBy).$();
+    }

Recommended CI knobs: -Dqdb.test.parallelGroupBy=true|false.


65-74: Seed visibility for timestampType selection.

timestampType depends on a static RNG initialised with TestUtils.generateRandom(null). Prefer passing LOG to ensure the seed is emitted like elsewhere.

Change:

-    private static final Rnd rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(null);
+    private static final Rnd rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG);

Please confirm AbstractCairoTest.LOG is static and available in this context; otherwise we can move RNG init into setUp().

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  • core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AggregateTest.java (47 hunks)
  • core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AlterTableChangeColumnTypeTest.java (11 hunks)
  • core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AlterTableConvertPartitionTest.java (6 hunks)
  • core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AsOfJoinFuzzTest.java (1 hunks)
  • core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AsOfJoinNoKeyTest.java (2 hunks)
  • core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AsOfJoinTest.java (2 hunks)
  • core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/CheckpointTest.java (1 hunks)
  • core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/CopyImportTest.java (3 hunks)
  • core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/InsertTest.java (48 hunks)
  • core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/ParallelFilterTest.java (10 hunks)
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  • core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/TableBackupTest.java (2 hunks)
  • core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/engine/functions/bool/InLongFunctionFactoryTest.java (8 hunks)
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core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/CopyImportTest.java (2)

185-186: LGTM!

The assertions correctly use TestUtils.assertEquals with the model's getters. This approach properly handles CharSequence comparisons.


1128-1134: LGTM!

The assertion updates consistently use TestUtils.assertEquals with model getters across all parameter combinations in the loop. The logic is sound.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AsOfJoinNoKeyTest.java (2)

45-50: Randomization logic is correct and aligns with PR objectives.

The constructor correctly initializes test parameters using random selection. This replaces the previous parameterized approach that tested all 8 combinations (2 join types × 2 left timestamp types × 2 right timestamp types) with a single random combination per test run, reducing execution time at the cost of deterministic coverage.


200-200: Note: testSelfJoin now skips ~50% of test runs.

The Assume.assumeTrue condition means this test only executes when rightTableTimestampType is randomly selected as MICRO. When it's NANO (50% probability), the test is skipped entirely. This is a departure from the parameterized approach, where this configuration would have been explicitly included or excluded.

Ensure this skip rate is acceptable for coverage requirements.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/engine/functions/bool/InLongFunctionFactoryTest.java (8)

41-45: LGTM! Text block improves readability.

The conversion from string concatenation to a text block makes the expected output clearer without changing functionality.


59-59: Excellent performance improvement!

Reducing from 100M to 1M rows significantly speeds up test execution while maintaining sufficient coverage for testing the IN clause with bind variables.


74-104: LGTM! Text blocks enhance readability.

The conversion to text blocks for both the expected results and query plans (JIT and non-JIT variants) makes these multi-line assertions much more maintainable.


115-115: Consistent performance optimization.

The same 100x data reduction applied here ensures this test with 200 bind variables also runs efficiently.


130-149: LGTM! Text blocks improve maintainability.

The text block format is especially beneficial here for the long filter list in the query plan assertion, making it easier to read and verify.


159-165: LGTM! Clean text block conversion.


179-182: LGTM! Text block conversion is correct.


196-200: LGTM! Final text block conversion is correct.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AsOfJoinFuzzTest.java (1)

55-59: LGTM! Conversion to random initialization is sound and reproducible.

The constructor correctly initializes timestamp types randomly, replacing the parameterized test approach. This reduces execution time by testing one random combination of (leftTableTimestampType, rightTableTimestampType) per run instead of all 4 combinations.

Coverage trade-off: The test now covers 1 of 4 timestamp-type combinations per run, relying on randomness over time rather than deterministic sweeps. This is acceptable given the PR's speed optimization goal.

Reproducibility: Confirmed. TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) logs seeds to both the logger and stdout (e.g., random seeds: 12345L, 67890L), enabling reproduction of any test failures.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/ParallelLatestByTest.java (1)

58-62: Seed logging confirmed; code change is sound.

The TestUtils.generateRandom(Log log) method logs random seeds to both the logger and stdout, enabling reproducibility of any random test failures. Seeds are derived from System.nanoTime() and System.currentTimeMillis() and printed at test runtime, allowing developers to rerun tests with the same seeds when needed.

The implementation in ParallelLatestByTest is correct and reproducible.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/engine/table/parquet/PartitionEncoderTest.java (2)

102-102: Row count reduced for performance.

The test now uses 1M rows instead of 10M, a 10x reduction that significantly speeds up execution. This aligns with the PR's goal to avoid resource-heavy tests on CI.

Ensure 1M rows provides sufficient smoke test coverage for the parquet encoder. Consider whether edge cases related to larger datasets (memory pressure, chunking, performance characteristics) are covered elsewhere or if this reduction is acceptable.


45-47: Randomization with reproducibility support; no action required.

The constructor randomly selects one TestTimestampType per run instead of testing both MICRO and NANO deterministically, aligning with the PR's goal to speed up tests. Randomization is reproducible: TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) logs the seed to both the logger and stdout (random seeds: {s0}L, {s1}L), enabling reproduction of failures.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/InsertTest.java (2)

88-91: Text block conversions improve readability.

Multi-line string literals throughout the file have been converted to Java text blocks ("""..."""), improving readability by eliminating string concatenation and escape sequences. These are mechanical refactors with no functional changes to test assertions.

Note: Text blocks require Java ≥ 15. Based on learnings from PR objectives, this requirement has been verified with the project's maven-compiler-plugin configuration.

Also applies to: 94-98, 101-106, 116-119, 122-126, 129-134, 447-450, 457-460, 467-470, 477-480, 487-490, 495-498, 503-506, 511-514, 549-552, 557-560, 565-568, 573-576, 604-608, 635-639, 701-704, 715-718, 729-732, 743-746, 754-757, 764-767, 774-777, 784-787, 794-797, 804-807, 814-817, 824-827, 834-837, 844-847, 854-857, 864-867, 874-877, 889-892, 899-902, 914-917, 924-927, 939-942, 949-952, 964-967, 974-977, 984-987, 997-1000, 1011-1014, 1072-1076, 1098-1102, 1113-1117, 1177-1181, 1218-1221, 1286-1298, 1300-1309, 1317-1320, 1339-1344, 1348-1351, 1362-1366, 1379-1383, 1396-1400, 1412-1415, 1425-1428, 1440-1443, 1453-1456, 1469-1473, 1486-1490, 1503-1507, 1526-1529, 1541-1544, 1564-1567, 1586-1589, 1592-1595, 1605-1608, 1636-1639, 1658-1661, 1664-1667, 1684-1689, 1693-1696, 1726-1732, 1735-1738, 1760-1772, 1812-1821, 1830-1840, 1845-1855, 2062-2067, 2087-2092


63-65: The web search didn't provide the implementation details. Let me verify by checking the codebase directly with a targeted search for the actual method.

Based on my analysis of the search results:

Finding seeds are retrievable but logging verification needed

The search results show that developers can use the same seed values to achieve deterministic pseudo-random behavior, and the codebase extensively uses getSeed0() and getSeed1() methods to retrieve seeds for reproduction. However, I could not conclusively verify from the available output whether TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) automatically logs these seeds for easy reproduction.

The WalWriterFuzzTest comment at lines 48-51 suggests there should be a logging line documenting seeds, but the actual logging implementation was not visible in the search results.

Conclusion:

The original review comment's concern about seed logging for reproducibility is valid but unverified. The issue identified requires manual verification:

Ensure random seed logging for test reproducibility

The random initialization in the constructor relies on TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) to provide reproducible seeding via seed logging. Verify that:

  • TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) logs the two seeds to standard output/logs
  • Test failure output includes seed values for developers to reproduce the exact scenario
  • If seeds aren't automatically logged, add explicit logging: LOG.info().$("walEnabled seed: ").$(seed0).$(" ").$(seed1).$();
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AggregateTest.java (1)

134-139: No issues detected—the code is correct as written.

The method replaceTimestampSuffix1(String expected, String timestampType) is publicly defined in AbstractCairoTest.java (line 565) and the usage at line 134 matches its signature exactly. The method is available to all test classes that extend AbstractCairoTest, which is the standard pattern for test inheritance in this codebase. Similar usage appears across multiple test files (WindowFunctionTest, IntervalFilterTest, O3Test, and others), confirming the method is properly accessible.

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@CodeRabbit i addressed your comments, please check

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@bluestreak01 I've reviewed your changes in commit 8cd4ef5398. Here's what I found:

What you addressed ✅

Good cleanup work:

  • Removed obsolete test assumptions (assumeWal(), assumeNonWal(), Assume.assumeTrue()) that are no longer needed with randomization
  • Bug fixes in AsOfJoinTest.java:
    • Fixed INSERT statements that were using wrong table name (t1t2)
    • Fixed query hint syntax: avoid_lt_binary_search(orders md)avoid_lt_binary_search(t1 t2)
    • Fixed hint name: ASOF_LINEAR_SEARCH(m s)ASOF_LINEAR(m s)
    • Added EXPLAIN query plan verification
  • Removed parquet conversion assumptions in ParallelFilterTest
  • Fixed TableBackupTest to include PartitionBy.NONE in randomization (was missing: nextInt(5)nextInt(6))

Seed logging is already handled:
I confirmed TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) already logs seeds to both the logger and stdout, so failures should be reproducible. That's great! 👍

What wasn't addressed ⚠️

My main recommendations from the review were about maintaining deterministic coverage while keeping CI fast. These weren't implemented:

  1. System property overrides - No -Dqdb.test.wal, -Dqdb.test.tsType, etc. to allow forcing specific combinations in CI
  2. CI matrix configuration - No workflow changes to run critical combinations deterministically
  3. Documentation - No updates to core/README.md about the new test approach

Question for you

Are you satisfied with the current approach (pure randomization with seed logging), or would you like me to help implement the deterministic override system I proposed? The trade-off is:

  • Current approach: Fast CI, reproducible via seed, but non-deterministic coverage per run
  • With overrides + CI matrix: Fast PR CI, but scheduled jobs can sweep critical combinations deterministically

Let me know how you'd like to proceed!

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@CodeRabbit we run CI very often, random seeds are logged and we will eventually go over all combinations. CI boxes are extremely slow and resource constrained, running full suite of tests would either max out our parallelism or box capacity. We are squeezed from both sides.

Review my new changes, i applied the same pattern to other tests

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@bluestreak01 Thanks for the update. I pulled the latest (HEAD 2584a18 “speedup cairo & fuzz tests”) and reviewed the new conversions. Highlights and checks:

What you changed (and looks good)

  • AbstractO3Test: switched to a no-arg constructor, seeding Rnd via TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) and picking TestTimestampType randomly. This lets O3MaxLagFuzzTest and O3ParquetPartitionFuzzTest drop their Parameterized scaffolding cleanly.
  • O3MaxLagFuzzTest, O3ParquetPartitionFuzzTest: Parameterized removed; both now rely on AbstractO3Test’s random timestamp type. Row counts are bounded (e.g., Math.min(2_000_000, …) in O3MaxLagFuzzTest) to avoid pathological runs.
  • DedupInsertFuzzTest:
    • Converted to a randomized convertToParquet toggle.
    • For the SYMBOL+column tops case, the Assume.assumeFalse(convertToParquet) guard was removed (safe — that path doesn’t convert to parquet). The VARCHAR+column tops case still has the guard with the TODO note, which is appropriate.
  • ParallelGroupByFuzzTest:
    • Converted to randomized flags for enableParallelGroupBy/JIT/convertToParquet.
    • Replaced concatenated strings with text blocks across the suite — much more readable.
    • Kept JIT-sensitive tests behind Assume.assumeTrue(enableJitCompiler) and parallel-only variants behind Assume.assumeTrue(enableParallelGroupBy), which preserves deterministic gating despite random flags.
    • Consolidated assertQueriesAndPlans to a single method (no more sink overload). I verified there are no remaining calls to the removed sink variant.
  • MatViewTest: Parameterization removed. Constructor now randomizes rowsPerQuery and timestamp type. Text block assertions applied widely. Tail of the file and helper scaffolding (e.g., TestRefreshParams) are intact.
  • LineTcpReceiverDropTableFuzzTest: Drop thread now seeds its own Rnd (TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG)); helps reproducibility.

Sanity checks I ran

  • Confirmed HEAD commit and file list; diff shows main churn in cairo/fuzz and mv tests.
  • Verified AbstractO3Test’s new no-arg ctor defines rnd and timestampType properly; O3 tests no longer import TestTimestampType directly.
  • Searched for lingering usage of removed assertQueriesAndPlans(…, sink, …) — none found.
  • Verified there are no remaining @RunWith(Parameterized.class) in these files; other suites still use Parameterized elsewhere (expected).
  • Heavy generators: no 100M long_sequence left; 10M still referenced in a few unrelated suites (CountColumnTest, SqlCodeGeneratorTest, ServerMainQuerySmokeTest), outside this patch’s scope.

Risks and small nits

  • DedupInsertFuzzTest:
    • Good call to keep Assume.assumeFalse(convertToParquet) for the VARCHAR+column tops scenario (comment notes parquet add-column support TODO). Consider adding a brief comment on why SYMBOL variant doesn’t need the guard (no conversion in that path), to avoid regressions later if helper logic changes.
  • ParallelGroupByFuzzTest:
    • With three independent random toggles, some runs will skip sizable sections via Assume. That matches your CI strategy, just noting coverage per-run will vary more here than the single-flag cases.

Verdict

  • Changes apply the same pattern consistently across cairo, O3, and MV test areas.
  • No compile-time hazards or obvious logical regressions detected in the converted tests.
  • Seeded randomness is used throughout (via TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG)), maintaining reproducibility from CI logs.

If you want me to scan any other test group in this PR, ping me the paths and I’ll take a pass.

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@bluestreak01 bluestreak01 changed the title chore(sql): speedup griffin tests chore(sql): speedup tests Nov 3, 2025
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core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/fuzz/DedupInsertFuzzTest.java (1)

186-190: Potential test failure: Assumption removed but TODO remains.

The Assume.assumeFalse(convertToParquet) guard was removed on line 189, but the TODO comment on line 188 states: "Enable this test when adding columns after Parquet conversion is supported." Since convertToParquet is now randomly true in some runs (line 80), this test may fail when that condition occurs, despite the feature not being supported yet.

Consider one of these approaches:

  1. Restore the assumption if the feature is still unsupported:
         // TODO(eugene): Enable this test when adding columns after Parquet conversion is supported
-        Assume.assumeFalse(convertToParquet);
+        Assume.assumeFalse(convertToParquet);
  1. Or remove the TODO and verify the test passes with Parquet conversion enabled.
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/fuzz/CheckpointFuzzTest.java (1)

55-62: Problematic: Static lifecycle methods called from instance constructor.

The constructor calls tearDownStatic() and setUpStatic() (which are @AfterClass and @BeforeClass methods) when the randomly selected scoreboardFormat differs from the static SCOREBOARD_FORMAT. This pattern is problematic because:

  1. JUnit may create multiple test instances: JUnit can instantiate the test class multiple times, and each instantiation could trigger these static lifecycle methods unpredictably.
  2. Race conditions: If tests run in parallel, this could cause resource conflicts.
  3. Lifecycle violations: @BeforeClass/@AfterClass methods should run once per test class, not per instance.
  4. Constructor side effects: Constructors should be lightweight and not perform complex setup/teardown.

Consider these alternatives:

  1. Use JUnit 5's @ParameterizedTest with explicit parameters instead of randomization
  2. Use a custom JUnit runner that properly handles the scoreboard format setup
  3. Create separate test classes for each scoreboard format
  4. Use a @BeforeClass method to randomize and set up once, storing the choice in a static field

If you must keep this pattern, at minimum add synchronization and document the approach:

 public CheckpointFuzzTest() throws Exception {
+    // Note: This pattern is non-standard and may cause issues with parallel test execution
+    synchronized (CheckpointFuzzTest.class) {
         int scoreboardFormat = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG).nextBoolean() ? 1 : 2;
         if (scoreboardFormat != SCOREBOARD_FORMAT) {
             SCOREBOARD_FORMAT = scoreboardFormat;
             tearDownStatic();
             setUpStatic();
         }
+    }
 }
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/o3/O3MetricsTest.java (1)

41-43: Doc nit: incorrect MILLENNIUM comment

946684800000000µs is 2000-01-01T00:00:00Z, not 2020-01-01.

-    private static final long MILLENNIUM = 946684800000000L;  // 2020-01-01T00:00:00
+    private static final long MILLENNIUM = 946_684_800_000_000L;  // 2000-01-01T00:00:00Z
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core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AlterTableChangeColumnTypeTest.java (1)

63-70: Still skipping assumeNonWal paths most runs.

This ctor only yields !walEnabled && partitioned about 25 % of the time, so every test guarded by assumeNonWal() will silently skip in most CI runs. Previously the parameterisation guaranteed that combo (and the others) on every execution. Please restore deterministic coverage—iterate the old Mode set or wire fixed overrides—before merging. Same concern I raised earlier.

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core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/line/tcp/LineTcpSenderTest.java (1)

91-95: LGTM! Constructor correctly implements randomized test configuration.

The conversion from parameterized to randomized testing is implemented correctly. The use of TestUtils.generateRandom(AbstractCairoTest.LOG) ensures seed logging for reproducibility.

Optional enhancement: Consider adding system property overrides to allow forcing specific configurations when needed, as discussed in the PR review:

public LineTcpSenderTest() {
    Rnd rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(AbstractCairoTest.LOG);
    this.walEnabled = System.getProperty("qdb.test.wal") != null 
        ? Boolean.parseBoolean(System.getProperty("qdb.test.wal"))
        : rnd.nextBoolean();
    this.timestampType = System.getProperty("qdb.test.tsType") != null
        ? TestTimestampType.valueOf(System.getProperty("qdb.test.tsType"))
        : (rnd.nextBoolean() ? TestTimestampType.MICRO : TestTimestampType.NANO);
}

This would allow developers and CI to deterministically test specific combinations (e.g., -Dqdb.test.wal=true -Dqdb.test.tsType=NANO) while keeping randomization as the default.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/line/tcp/AlterTableLineTcpReceiverTest.java (1)

76-78: LGTM – randomized initialization correctly implemented.

The constructor properly uses TestUtils.generateRandom(AbstractCairoTest.LOG) for seeded randomization of the timestamp type. The seed logging enables reproducibility when a test fails with a specific random configuration.

Optional: Log the chosen configuration for easier debugging.

Consider logging the selected timestampType value to help diagnose test failures without needing to re-run with the seed:

 public AlterTableLineTcpReceiverTest() {
     this.timestampType = TestUtils.generateRandom(AbstractCairoTest.LOG).nextBoolean() ? TestTimestampType.MICRO : TestTimestampType.NANO;
+    LOG.info().$("Test configuration: timestampType=").$(timestampType).$();
 }
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/TableBackupTest.java (1)

88-109: LGTM – randomization logic correctly handles WAL constraints.

The constructor properly excludes PartitionBy.NONE for WAL mode (lines 101-107) since WAL requires partitioning, while allowing it for non-WAL mode (line 98). The seed is logged via TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) for reproducibility.

Optional: Log the chosen test configuration.

To aid debugging without re-running with a specific seed, consider logging the selected configuration:

         default -> this.partitionBy = PartitionBy.YEAR;
     }
 }
+LOG.info().$("Test configuration: isWal=").$(isWal).$(" partitionBy=").$(PartitionBy.toString(partitionBy)).$();
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/o3/O3FailureTest.java (1)

1207-1711: Huge expected snapshot retained as literal — optional tidy.

Optional: consider externalizing this golden snapshot (resource file) or generating it with a helper to reduce file size/noise. Not required for this PR.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/pgwire/PreparedStatementInvalidationTest.java (1)

61-63: Add a system‑property override for WAL randomness.

Random is fine for speed, but allow forcing behavior in CI/local repro. Suggested ctor change:

 public PreparedStatementInvalidationTest() {
-    this.walEnabled = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG).nextBoolean();
+    final String override = System.getProperty("qdb.test.wal");
+    this.walEnabled = override != null
+        ? Boolean.parseBoolean(override)
+        : TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG).nextBoolean();
 }

Then you can run with: -Dqdb.test.wal=true|false.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/line/tcp/LineTcpReceiverTest.java (2)

105-109: Add deterministic knobs for WAL/timestamp type via sysprops

Enable reproducible runs and CI splits: honor -Dqdb.test.wal and -Dqdb.test.tsType before falling back to randomness.

Apply:

-    public LineTcpReceiverTest() {
-        Rnd rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(AbstractCairoTest.LOG);
-        this.walEnabled = rnd.nextBoolean();
-        this.timestampType = rnd.nextBoolean() ? TestTimestampType.MICRO : TestTimestampType.NANO;
-    }
+    public LineTcpReceiverTest() {
+        Rnd rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(AbstractCairoTest.LOG);
+        String walProp = System.getProperty("qdb.test.wal");
+        this.walEnabled = walProp != null ? Boolean.parseBoolean(walProp) : rnd.nextBoolean();
+        String tsProp = System.getProperty("qdb.test.tsType");
+        this.timestampType = tsProp != null
+                ? TestTimestampType.valueOf(tsProp)
+                : (rnd.nextBoolean() ? TestTimestampType.MICRO : TestTimestampType.NANO);
+    }

240-241: Reset pool listener; prefer null over no-op

Use try/finally to reset the engine pool listener and set it back to null to avoid cross-test leakage and overhead.

-            engine.setPoolListener((factoryType, thread, name, event, segment, position) -> {
-            });
+            engine.setPoolListener(null);

Consider a small helper that scopes listener registration with try/finally.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/o3/AbstractO3Test.java (1)

94-97: Allow forcing timestamp type via sysprop; keep randomness as fallback

Wire -Dqdb.test.tsType (MICRO|NANO) for determinism while preserving current random default.

-    public AbstractO3Test() {
-        this.rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG);
-        this.timestampType = rnd.nextBoolean() ? TestTimestampType.MICRO : TestTimestampType.NANO;
-    }
+    public AbstractO3Test() {
+        this.rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG);
+        String tsProp = System.getProperty("qdb.test.tsType");
+        this.timestampType = tsProp != null
+                ? TestTimestampType.valueOf(tsProp)
+                : (rnd.nextBoolean() ? TestTimestampType.MICRO : TestTimestampType.NANO);
+    }

Optionally seed SharedRandom with this rnd for consistent data RNG across runs.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/ParallelFilterTest.java (1)

169-171: Expose Parquet toggle via sysprop

Let CI/devs force Parquet conversion with -Dqdb.test.parquet; keep random as fallback.

-    public ParallelFilterTest() {
-        this.convertToParquet = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG).nextBoolean();
-    }
+    public ParallelFilterTest() {
+        Rnd rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG);
+        String prop = System.getProperty("qdb.test.parquet");
+        this.convertToParquet = prop != null ? Boolean.parseBoolean(prop) : rnd.nextBoolean();
+    }
core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/o3/O3SquashPartitionTest.java (1)

53-55: Make timestamp type selectable via sysprop

Support -Dqdb.test.tsType (MICRO|NANO) to reproduce runs; fall back to randomness.

-    public O3SquashPartitionTest() {
-        this.timestampType = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG).nextBoolean() ? TestTimestampType.MICRO : TestTimestampType.NANO;
-    }
+    public O3SquashPartitionTest() {
+        Rnd rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG);
+        String tsProp = System.getProperty("qdb.test.tsType");
+        this.timestampType = tsProp != null
+                ? TestTimestampType.valueOf(tsProp)
+                : (rnd.nextBoolean() ? TestTimestampType.MICRO : TestTimestampType.NANO);
+    }
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core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/line/tcp/LineTcpInsertLongGeoHashTest.java (1)

33-161: LGTM! Text block conversions improve readability.

The conversion of string concatenations to Java text blocks across all test methods is correct and improves maintainability. The test data and assertions remain functionally unchanged—only the representation has been modernized.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/o3/O3MaxLagTest.java (1)

1412-1417: Text block conversions improve readability.

The conversion from concatenated strings to Java text blocks is a nice improvement. The formatting is correct, with proper tab separators and trailing newlines. The replaceTimestampSuffix wrapper correctly handles timestamp type variations.

Note: Text blocks require Java 15+. Based on the PR discussion, this should already be verified in the project's maven-compiler-plugin configuration.

Also applies to: 1426-1431, 1443-1448

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/AsOfJoinTest.java (4)

49-52: LGTM: Constructor converted to randomized pattern.

The parameterized constructor has been replaced with a no-arg constructor that randomly selects timestamp types, following the pattern described in the PR objectives. TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) logs seeds for reproducibility.

Coverage trade-off: This moves from deterministic full-coverage (all MICRO×NANO combinations every run) to single random pick per run. Consider the PR's recommended mitigations if test flakiness emerges:

  • System property overrides (e.g., -Dqdb.test.tsType) to force specific combinations
  • Lightweight CI matrix to cover critical combinations deterministically

1754-1762: Bug fix: Corrected INSERT target table.

The test was incorrectly inserting t2's data into t1, leaving t2 empty. Since testInterleaved2 is designed to test interleaving between two tables and assertResultSetsMatch("t1", "t2") at Line 1764 requires both tables to have data, this change correctly populates t2 instead of duplicating data in t1.


2901-2901: LGTM: Hint added to test disabling fast path.

The avoid_lt_binary_search(t1 t2) hint forces the query to use the full-fat join path instead of the optimized binary search. The assertion at Line 2908 correctly verifies the plan shows "Lt Join" without "Fast Scan".


3664-3707: LGTM: Added verification that dynamic symbols skip single-symbol optimization.

The ASOF_LINEAR(m s) hint forces a linear scan, and the new assertions (Lines 3690-3707) correctly verify that when the slave table uses cast(sym_str as symbol) (Line 3667), the query plan shows "AsOf Join Light" instead of "AsOf Join Single Symbol". This confirms that dynamically cast symbols properly bypass the single-symbol optimization.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/line/tcp/AlterWalTableLineTcpReceiverTest.java (1)

77-79: LGTM - Randomized timestamp type initialization.

The constructor correctly initializes timestampType with a random choice between MICRO and NANO, aligning with the PR's goal of replacing parameterized tests with randomized execution.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/fuzz/DedupInsertFuzzTest.java (1)

79-81: LGTM - Randomized Parquet conversion flag.

The constructor correctly randomizes convertToParquet instead of using parameterized test execution.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/pgwire/PGArraysTest.java (1)

55-57: LGTM - Randomized WAL enablement.

The constructor correctly randomizes walEnabled using the same RNG instance (bufferSizeRnd) that was already being used for other random test parameters.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/o3/O3FailureFuzzTest.java (1)

89-92: No issues found. The initialization order is safe and correct.

The parent class AbstractO3Test initializes the rnd field immediately in its constructor (line 95: this.rnd = TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG);). Since Java executes the parent constructor fully before the child constructor body continues, super.rnd is guaranteed to be initialized when O3FailureFuzzTest() accesses it on line 91. No NullPointerException risk exists.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/line/tcp/LineTcpO3Test.java (1)

70-72: LGTM – straightforward randomization with proper seed logging.

The constructor correctly uses TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) to randomly initialize walEnabled with reproducible seed logging.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/line/tcp/BaseLineTcpInsertGeoHashTest.java (1)

46-49: LGTM – proper randomization with seeded RNG.

The constructor correctly initializes walEnabled using a seeded random generator from TestUtils.generateRandom(AbstractCairoTest.LOG), ensuring reproducibility.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/line/tcp/LineTcpConnectionContextTest.java (1)

61-65: LGTM – correctly randomizes multiple test dimensions.

The constructor properly randomizes both walEnabled and timestampType using a seeded random generator, maintaining reproducibility through seed logging.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/line/tcp/AbstractLineTcpReceiverFuzzTest.java (1)

104-106: LGTM – randomization correctly implemented for fuzz testing.

The constructor properly uses TestUtils.generateRandom(LOG) to randomly initialize walEnabled with seed logging for reproducibility. This is appropriate for fuzz testing scenarios.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/pgwire/PreparedStatementInvalidationTest.java (1)

110-113: Text blocks for expected results look good; verify JDK target.

Approving the conversions; they improve clarity with no behavior change. As with other files, ensure build targets Java ≥ 15 (preferably 17).

Use the same maven-compiler verification as suggested in the other comment.

Also applies to: 158-161, 221-224, 255-259, 481-489, 528-531, 659-670, 705-716, 751-762, 797-808

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/o3/O3FailureTest.java (1)

663-670: Text blocks are fully compatible; Java 17 supports them.

Verification confirms the core module targets Java 17 via <javac.target>17</javac.target> in core/pom.xml, which exceeds the Java 15 minimum required for text blocks. All text-block replacements throughout the file (lines 663–670, 680–687, 1756–1760, 2818–2825, 2880–2887, 3713–3716, 3726–3730) compile safely.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cutlass/line/tcp/LineTcpReceiverTest.java (2)

1028-1033: Bulk text-block conversions in assertions

Nice cleanup; expected layouts match prior semantics. No issues spotted.

Also applies to: 1710-1714, 1739-1743, 1810-1813, 1836-1839


457-467: Verified: Java release 17 confirmed in core module build configuration

The core module is configured to target Java 17 via the property chain: javac.target=17 (core/pom.xml:35) → javac.compile.source/target=${javac.target} (core/pom.xml:629-630) → maven-compiler-plugin source/target configuration (core/pom.xml:91-92). This meets the requirement for text blocks and all string escape sequences used in the conversion.

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/o3/O3MetricsTest.java (1)

61-73: Text-block assertions: looks correct

Expected outputs preserved; suffix handling via replaceTimestampSuffix remains intact.

Also applies to: 100-106

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/griffin/ParallelFilterTest.java (1)

74-141: Text-block conversions across expected datasets

Readability improvement; values align with prior expectations. No functional changes detected.

Also applies to: 271-275, 516-525, 611-620, 930-936, 974-985, 1023-1030, 1177-1189

core/src/test/java/io/questdb/test/cairo/o3/O3SquashPartitionTest.java (1)

112-116: Text-block assertions: good migration

Blocks match prior concatenations; improves maintainability.

Also applies to: 183-187, 200-205, 217-221, 233-237, 249-253, 305-308, 357-363, 404-414

jerrinot and others added 9 commits November 4, 2025 14:14
io.questdb.test.cairo.o3.O3FailureFuzzTest
  Appears in 2 logs: ./logs/cairo-2, ./logs/fuzz2
io.questdb.test.cairo.mv.MatViewFuzzTest
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io.questdb.test.cutlass.http.line.LineHttpReceiverFuzzTest
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io.questdb.test.cutlass.line.tcp.LineTcpReceiverFuzzTest
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io.questdb.test.cutlass.line.tcp.LineTcpReceiverUpdateFuzzTest
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io.questdb.test.std.AtomicIntListFuzzTest
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io.questdb.test.cutlass.http.line.HttpSenderMemoryPressureFuzzTest
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io.questdb.test.std.VectFuzzTest
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io.questdb.test.cutlass.http.line.LineRawHttpFuzzTest
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io.questdb.test.mp.ConcurrentPoolFuzzTest
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io.questdb.test.cutlass.line.tcp.LineTcpCommitFuzzTest
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io.questdb.test.mp.ConcurrentQueueFuzzTest
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io.questdb.test.cutlass.line.tcp.LineTcpReceiverDropTableFuzzTest
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io.questdb.test.std.ParseNanosFuzzTest
  Appears in 2 logs: ./logs/fuzz2, ./logs/other-1
io.questdb.test.std.FilesCacheFuzzTest
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windows ci:
1      4m 9.13s        io.questdb.test.cairo.o3.O3Test.testBenchContended
2      2m 57.82s       io.questdb.test.cairo.o3.O3Test.testBench
3      2m 56.89s       io.questdb.test.cairo.o3.O3Test.testBenchParallel

now we are executing just one of these scenario on each run
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