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Chat Room: start implementing Andy’s room lifecycle spec #28
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Chat Room: implement Andy’s room lifecycle spec
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This is based on [1] at aa7455d. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. I started implementing this as part of #19, before realising that implementing the spec is not the aim of that task. So, putting this work on hold until we pick it up again in #28. So far, only the ATTACH operation is implemented. Note that I've had to make RoomLifecycle.{ current, error } async, this seems odd but not sure there's a better way if we want to make use of Swift's built-in concurrency. Also it highlights to callers that in a multi-threaded environment there can't be a definitive concept of 'current' which was indeed a concern I'd highlighted earlier. But might revisit this approach and make them synchronous (with some other locking mechanism) insetad. Also had to make `onChange` async so that I could do some state management, that seems weirder and I don’t like it. Things where testing framework makes things messy with concurrency: - `async let` with things like XCTUnwrap, XCAssertEqual - async operations with XCTAssertThrowsError I hope that once Xcode 16 is released we can instead use Swift Testing. [1] ably/specification#200
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This is based on [1] at aa7455d. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. I started implementing this as part of #19, before realising that implementing the spec is not the aim of that task. So, putting this work on hold until we pick it up again in #28. So far, only the ATTACH operation is implemented. [1] ably/specification#200
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This is based on [1] at aa7455d. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. I started implementing this as part of #19, before realising that implementing the spec is not the aim of that task. So, putting this work on hold until we pick it up again in #28. So far, only the ATTACH operation is implemented. [1] ably/specification#200 I have since updated with error names @ bcb7390
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This is based on [1] at aa7455d. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. I started implementing this as part of #19, before realising that implementing the spec is not the aim of that task. So, putting this work on hold until we pick it up again in #28. So far, only the ATTACH operation is implemented. [1] ably/specification#200 I have since updated with error names @ bcb7390 other stuff done since first version of this commit: - start implementing the low-hanging fruit of DETACH
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This is based on [1] at aa7455d. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. I started implementing this as part of #19, before realising that implementing the spec is not the aim of that task. So, putting this work on hold until we pick it up again in #28. So far, only the ATTACH operation is implemented. [1] ably/specification#200 I have since updated with error names @ bcb7390 other stuff done since first version of this commit: - start implementing the low-hanging fruit of DETACH
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This is based on [1] at aa7455d. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. I started implementing this as part of #19, before realising that implementing the spec is not the aim of that task. So, putting this work on hold until we pick it up again in #28. So far, only the ATTACH operation is implemented. [1] ably/specification#200 I have since updated with error names @ bcb7390 other stuff done since first version of this commit: - start implementing the low-hanging fruit of DETACH all the infrastructure in place for feature-specific errors used generic type for contributor so that i can access the mock-specific properties of the contributor's channel in the tests without having to create channels and then create contributors from those wip detachment errors further with detachment errors wip trying to see if there aren't 2 status updates Revert "wip trying to see if there aren't 2 status updates" This reverts commit 63dd9b9. Doesn’t work. implement CHA-RL2h2 wip channel detach retry a few updates to older bits implement more of RELEASE comment wip done RELEASE
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This is based on [1] at aa7455d. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. I started implementing this as part of #19, before realising that implementing the spec is not the aim of that task. So, putting this work on hold until we pick it up again in #28. So far, only the ATTACH operation is implemented. [1] ably/specification#200 I have since updated with error names @ bcb7390 other stuff done since first version of this commit: - start implementing the low-hanging fruit of DETACH all the infrastructure in place for feature-specific errors used generic type for contributor so that i can access the mock-specific properties of the contributor's channel in the tests without having to create channels and then create contributors from those wip detachment errors further with detachment errors wip trying to see if there aren't 2 status updates Revert "wip trying to see if there aren't 2 status updates" This reverts commit 63dd9b9. Doesn’t work. implement CHA-RL2h2 wip channel detach retry a few updates to older bits implement more of RELEASE comment wip done RELEASE OK, I believe that this is now based on b4a495e of the spec some further comments spec points documentation based on JS rules [1] @ 8c9ce8b, but decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests [1] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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This is based on [1] at b4a495e. It’s generated some questions, which I’ve asked on that PR. Note that the spec has been through a few revisions since I started implementing this; I’ve tried to keep everything in sync but some older stuff might still be accidentally there. I’ve implemented most of the specified behaviour for the ATTACH, DETACH, and RELEASE operations. I have not yet implemented RETRY since it’s quite different to those three and I wanted to get eyes on this first chunk of work; have created #51 for implementing it. Of the operations that I have implemented, I have not implemented the following (this is accurately reflected by the @SPEC… tags in the tests): - Lifecycle behaviour that relates to another ongoing operation (created #52) - Lifecycle behaviour relating to “transient disconnect timeouts” (created #48) - Lifecycle behaviour that occurs “asynchronously” outside an operation (created #50) - CHA-RL1g2, which refers to emitting “discontinuity events” which are a concept not yet implemented; this will come in #53. The room lifecycle manager introduced by this commit is currently a standalone object, which is not integrated with the rest of the SDK. I’ve created #47 for doing this integration work. The @SPEC… tags are based on the on the JS rules [2] @ 8c9ce8b, but I camel-cased them and also decided that: - if a test doesn't relate to a spec point, it doesn't need any markers - there should be a way to know that a spec point is tested across multiple tests - there should be a way of marking a spec point as implemented but not tested (so that can show up differently in reporting; important given that we’re also going to use this report as a to-do list of what still needs to be implemented) Part of #28. [1] ably/specification#200 [2] https://github.com/ably/ably-js/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#tests-alignment-with-the-ably-features-specification
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Implement ably/specification#200. https://ably.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CHA/pages/3156705308/CHADR-038+API+Design+Separating+Listeners+from+Lifecycle apparently gives some background on the motivation for the complexity of this spec.
I mistakenly started implementing this when working on #19; my WIP is #30.
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