react-native-audio-browser 0.2.0-next.28 → 0.2.0-next.29

package/ios/Tests/RetryManagerTests.swift

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-import AVFoundation
-import Foundation
-import Testing
-
-@testable import AudioBrowserTestable
-
-private final class MockNetworkStatus: NetworkStatusProviding, @unchecked Sendable {
-  var isOnline: Bool
-  init(isOnline: Bool) { self.isOnline = isOnline }
-}
-
-/// The two duration budgets: a never-played load gives up fast while online; a
-/// load that produced audio — or a device that is offline — keeps the full
-/// recovery budget. Timing-based: budgets are configured in single-digit
-/// milliseconds so one executed backoff (~1s) exhausts them.
-@Suite("RetryManager budgets")
-@MainActor
-struct RetryManagerBudgetTests {
-  /// Returns the mock too — `networkMonitor` is weak, the test must keep it alive.
-  private func makeManager(
-    firstConnectMs: Double,
-    maxMs: Double = 120_000,
-    online: Bool,
-  ) -> (RetryManager, MockNetworkStatus) {
-    let manager = RetryManager()
-    manager.updatePolicy(from: .second(RetryConfig(
-      maxRetries: nil,
-      maxRetryDurationMs: maxMs,
-      firstConnectMaxRetryDurationMs: firstConnectMs,
-    )))
-    let network = MockNetworkStatus(isOnline: online)
-    manager.networkMonitor = network
-    return (manager, network)
-  }
-
-  /// A dead-on-arrival stream: the first attempt runs, and the budget refuses
-  /// a later one. Budgets are checked before AND after each backoff wait, so
-  /// the test budget must exceed the first backoff (~1s) for attempt one to
-  /// execute, and be exceeded by the cumulative ~2.5s before attempt two ends.
-  /// 1800ms sits ~800ms clear of the first backoff (sleep overshoot on a loaded
-  /// machine only widens the passing margins, never shrinks them into failure).
-  @Test func neverPlayedLoad_givesUpAfterFirstConnectBudget() async {
-    let (manager, network) = makeManager(firstConnectMs: 1800, online: true)
-    _ = network
-
-    #expect(await manager.attemptRetry(startFromCurrentTime: false) == true)
-    #expect(await manager.attemptRetry(startFromCurrentTime: false) == false)
-  }
-
-  /// The same failure timeline on a load that has produced audio keeps
-  /// retrying: only the recovery budget applies.
-  @Test func playedLoad_ignoresTheFirstConnectBudget() async {
-    let (manager, network) = makeManager(firstConnectMs: 500, online: true)
-    _ = network
-    manager.hasPlayed = true
-
-    #expect(await manager.attemptRetry(startFromCurrentTime: false) == true)
-    #expect(await manager.attemptRetry(startFromCurrentTime: false) == true)
-  }
-
-  /// Offline failures must not burn the first-connect budget (a station tapped
-  /// in a tunnel parks for connectivity); the budget's clock starts at the
-  /// first failure observed online, so a dead station still gets a fast
-  /// verdict after restoration.
-  @Test func offlineTime_doesNotBurnTheFirstConnectBudget() async {
-    // 4s: well above the ~2.3s backoff of the first online attempt (the ladder
-    // kept climbing while offline), well below the ~5.6s cumulative after it.
-    let (manager, network) = makeManager(firstConnectMs: 4000, online: false)
-
-    // Offline: the short budget never engages, attempts keep running.
-    #expect(await manager.attemptRetry(startFromCurrentTime: false) == true)
-    #expect(await manager.attemptRetry(startFromCurrentTime: false) == true)
-
-    // Connectivity returns: the short clock starts now — one more attempt
-    // runs, then the budget is spent.
-    network.isOnline = true
-    #expect(await manager.attemptRetry(startFromCurrentTime: false) == true)
-    #expect(await manager.attemptRetry(startFromCurrentTime: false) == false)
-  }
-
-  /// `reset()` (track change / budget refill) restarts the clocks but must NOT
-  /// touch `hasPlayed` — the refill runs mid-play, and clearing the flag there
-  /// would hand a playing stream the short budget on its next drop.
-  @Test func reset_keepsHasPlayed() {
-    let manager = RetryManager()
-    manager.hasPlayed = true
-    manager.reset()
-    #expect(manager.hasPlayed == true)
-  }
-}
-
-/// Which failures earn another attempt. The reference is Android's
-/// `RetryLoadErrorHandlingPolicy.classifyError`: same HTTP set, and the same
-/// default of treating an unrecognized failure as transient. Defaulting the
-/// other way made `retry: true` largely inert on iOS, since AVFoundation
-/// reports most stream failures as opaque CoreMedia errors, not `URLError`.
-@Suite("RetryManager error classification")
-@MainActor
-struct RetryManagerClassificationTests {
-  private func makeManager() -> RetryManager {
-    let manager = RetryManager()
-    manager.updatePolicy(from: .first(true))
-    return manager
-  }
-
-  /// `AVPlayerItem.error` never carries the status, so the caller reads it off
-  /// the item's error log and passes it in. It outranks the opaque error.
-  @Test(arguments: [408, 429, 500, 502, 503, 504])
-  func retryableHTTPStatus_retries(status: Int) {
-    let opaque = NSError(domain: "CoreMediaErrorDomain", code: -12660)
-    #expect(makeManager().isRetryable(opaque, httpStatusCode: status) == true)
-  }
-
-  /// A retry cannot conjure content that isn't there, whatever the error says.
-  @Test(arguments: [400, 401, 403, 404, 410, 451])
-  func permanentHTTPStatus_doesNotRetry(status: Int) {
-    let transient = URLError(.timedOut)
-    #expect(makeManager().isRetryable(transient, httpStatusCode: status) == false)
-  }
-
-  @Test func transientURLError_retries() {
-    #expect(makeManager().isRetryable(URLError(.networkConnectionLost), httpStatusCode: nil) == true)
-  }
-
-  @Test func fatalURLError_doesNotRetry() {
-    #expect(makeManager().isRetryable(URLError(.badURL), httpStatusCode: nil) == false)
-  }
-
-  /// The regression this suite exists for: an opaque CoreMedia failure with no
-  /// status to read used to be terminal, so a station that dropped mid-song
-  /// never came back on iOS while Android reconnected.
-  @Test func opaqueCoreMediaError_retries() {
-    let error = NSError(domain: "CoreMediaErrorDomain", code: -12939)
-    #expect(makeManager().isRetryable(error, httpStatusCode: nil) == true)
-  }
-
-  /// `AVErrorUnknown` is the wrapper AVFoundation puts around transport
-  /// failures, so it must stay retryable even though it is an AVError.
-  @Test func avErrorUnknown_retries() {
-    let error = NSError(domain: AVFoundationErrorDomain, code: AVError.unknown.rawValue)
-    #expect(makeManager().isRetryable(error, httpStatusCode: nil) == true)
-  }
-
-  @Test(arguments: [
-    AVError.fileFormatNotRecognized.rawValue,
-    AVError.failedToParse.rawValue,
-    AVError.decodeFailed.rawValue,
-  ])
-  func unusableMedia_doesNotRetry(code: Int) {
-    let error = NSError(domain: AVFoundationErrorDomain, code: code)
-    #expect(makeManager().isRetryable(error, httpStatusCode: nil) == false)
-  }
-
-  /// AVFoundation wraps the real cause rather than surfacing it, which is why
-  /// the classifier walks `NSUnderlyingError` instead of inspecting only the
-  /// outermost error.
-  @Test func underlyingURLError_isFound() {
-    let manager = makeManager()
-    let wrapped = NSError(
-      domain: AVFoundationErrorDomain,
-      code: AVError.unknown.rawValue,
-      userInfo: [NSUnderlyingErrorKey: URLError(.badURL)],
-    )
-    #expect(manager.isRetryable(wrapped, httpStatusCode: nil) == false)
-
-    let transient = NSError(
-      domain: AVFoundationErrorDomain,
-      code: AVError.unknown.rawValue,
-      userInfo: [NSUnderlyingErrorKey: URLError(.dnsLookupFailed)],
-    )
-    #expect(manager.isRetryable(transient, httpStatusCode: nil) == true)
-  }
-
-  /// Nothing to classify: no error and no status stays terminal.
-  @Test func nilError_doesNotRetry() {
-    #expect(makeManager().isRetryable(nil, httpStatusCode: nil) == false)
-  }
-}