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Fix web FetchRequest does not respect disableConnectivityCheck client option #1925

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced connectivity check functionality, allowing for immediate success when the disableConnectivityCheck option is enabled.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling for unsupported HTTP transports.
  • Tests

    • Expanded test coverage for browser connectivity scenarios, including new cases for disabled fetch and XHR request implementations.

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The changes in this pull request modify the checkConnectivity method within the Http class located in src/platform/web/lib/http/http.ts. The method now includes a conditional check for a disableConnectivityCheck option, altering its behavior based on this setting. Additionally, the connection.test.js file is updated to enhance testing for browser connectivity scenarios, incorporating new test cases that evaluate the connectivity checks when fetch and XHR implementations are disabled. The overall structure and public interface of the Http class remain unchanged.

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File Path Change Summary
src/platform/web/lib/http/http.ts Modified checkConnectivity method to include a conditional check for disableConnectivityCheck. Ensured consistent behavior for both XHR and FetchRequest implementations.
test/browser/connection.test.js Added Ably module dependency and new test cases for connectivity checks when fetch and XHR are disabled. Enhanced overall test structure.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
test/browser/connection.test.js (1)

458-458: Clarify the comment for better readability

The comment could be rephrased to more explicitly explain the purpose of these tests and how they differ from existing ones.

Suggested change:

- // this is identical to disable_connectivity_check test in connectivity, but here we specifically test browser supported request implementations
+ // Similar to the 'disable_connectivity_check' test in 'connectivity', but specifically testing browser-supported request implementations (XHR and Fetch)
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src/platform/web/lib/http/http.ts (2)

121-124: LGTM: Proper implementation of disableConnectivityCheck option

The implementation correctly respects the disableConnectivityCheck client option by immediately returning true when enabled, consistent with the XHR implementation.


120-138: Verify test coverage for connectivity checks

Let's ensure that the test suite adequately covers both XHR and Fetch implementations, particularly for custom connectivity check URLs.

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Let me gather more information about the test implementations to ensure proper coverage.


Let me check the actual test cases for both success and failure scenarios to ensure complete coverage.


Test coverage for connectivity checks is comprehensive

The test suite adequately covers all aspects of the connectivity check implementation:

  • Tests for both success and failure scenarios with custom URLs
  • Coverage for disableConnectivityCheck option
  • Specific tests for both XHR and Fetch implementations
  • Tests for connectivity check with different URL configurations

The changes in the connectivity check implementation are well-supported by existing tests.

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test/browser/connection.test.js (1)

3-3: Dependency Update: Added 'Ably' module to test dependencies

Including 'Ably' in the module dependencies ensures that the tests have access to Ably.Rest.Platform.Config, which is necessary for configuring and manipulating platform-specific settings in the new test scenarios.

Comment on lines +126 to +137
this.checkConnectivity = async function () {
Logger.logAction(
this.logger,
Logger.LOG_MICRO,
'(Fetch)Http.checkConnectivity()',
'Sending; ' + connectivityCheckUrl,
);
const requestResult = await this.doUri(HttpMethods.Get, connectivityCheckUrl, null, null, null);
const result = !requestResult.error && (requestResult.body as string)?.replace(/\n/, '') == 'yes';
Logger.logAction(this.logger, Logger.LOG_MICRO, '(Fetch)Http.checkConnectivity()', 'Result: ' + result);
return result;
};
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⚠️ Potential issue

Inconsistent handling of custom connectivity check URLs between XHR and Fetch implementations

The Fetch implementation doesn't handle custom connectivity check URLs (connectivityUrlIsDefault) in the same way as the XHR implementation. This could lead to different behaviors when using custom connectivity check URLs.

XHR implementation:

if (!connectivityUrlIsDefault) {
  result = !requestResult.error && isSuccessCode(requestResult.statusCode as number);
} else {
  result = !requestResult.error && (requestResult.body as string)?.replace(/\n/, '') == 'yes';
}

Fetch implementation only uses the body check:

const result = !requestResult.error && (requestResult.body as string)?.replace(/\n/, '') == 'yes';

Apply this diff to make the implementations consistent:

-          const result = !requestResult.error && (requestResult.body as string)?.replace(/\n/, '') == 'yes';
+          let result = false;
+          if (!connectivityUrlIsDefault) {
+            result = !requestResult.error && isSuccessCode(requestResult.statusCode as number);
+          } else {
+            result = !requestResult.error && (requestResult.body as string)?.replace(/\n/, '') == 'yes';
+          }

Comment on lines +458 to +479
for (const scenario of [
{
description: 'XHR request disable connectivity check',
ctx: { initialFetchSupported: Ably.Rest.Platform.Config.fetchSupported },
before: (ctx) => {
Ably.Rest.Platform.Config.fetchSupported = false;
},
after: (ctx) => {
Ably.Rest.Platform.Config.fetchSupported = ctx.initialFetchSupported;
},
},
{
description: 'Fetch request disable connectivity check',
ctx: { initialXhrSupported: Ably.Rest.Platform.Config.xhrSupported },
before: (ctx) => {
Ably.Rest.Platform.Config.xhrSupported = false;
},
after: (ctx) => {
Ably.Rest.Platform.Config.xhrSupported = ctx.initialXhrSupported;
},
},
]) {
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Avoid mutating global configuration to prevent side effects in tests

Directly modifying global configurations like Ably.Rest.Platform.Config.fetchSupported and xhrSupported may lead to side effects affecting other tests, especially if tests are run in parallel. To prevent unintended interactions:

  • Use stubbing or mocking libraries (e.g., Sinon.js) to temporarily override these properties within the test scope.
  • Ensure that any modifications are safely isolated and restored, even if the test encounters an error.

Comment on lines +481 to +510
it(scenario.description, async function () {
const helper = this.test.helper;
scenario.before(scenario.ctx);

helper.recordPrivateApi('pass.clientOption.connectivityCheckUrl');
helper.recordPrivateApi('pass.clientOption.disableConnectivityCheck');
const options = {
connectivityCheckUrl: helper.unroutableHost,
disableConnectivityCheck: true,
autoConnect: false,
};

let thrownError = null;
let res = null;
try {
helper.recordPrivateApi('call.http.checkConnectivity');
res = await helper.AblyRealtime(options).http.checkConnectivity();
} catch (error) {
thrownError = error;
}

scenario.after(scenario.ctx);
expect(
res && !thrownError,
'Connectivity check completed ' +
(thrownError &&
(helper.recordPrivateApi('call.Utils.inspectError'), helper.Utils.inspectError(thrownError))),
).to.be.ok;
});
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure proper cleanup in tests by using 'finally' block or test hooks

If an exception occurs before scenario.after(scenario.ctx); is called, the global configurations may not be restored, potentially affecting other tests. To guarantee cleanup:

  • Place scenario.after(scenario.ctx); inside a finally block to ensure it executes regardless of errors.
  • Alternatively, use afterEach hooks provided by the testing framework to handle teardown.

Suggested change:

 try {
   helper.recordPrivateApi('call.http.checkConnectivity');
   res = await helper.AblyRealtime(options).http.checkConnectivity();
 } catch (error) {
   thrownError = error;
+} finally {
+  scenario.after(scenario.ctx);
 }
-scenario.after(scenario.ctx);
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it(scenario.description, async function () {
const helper = this.test.helper;
scenario.before(scenario.ctx);
helper.recordPrivateApi('pass.clientOption.connectivityCheckUrl');
helper.recordPrivateApi('pass.clientOption.disableConnectivityCheck');
const options = {
connectivityCheckUrl: helper.unroutableHost,
disableConnectivityCheck: true,
autoConnect: false,
};
let thrownError = null;
let res = null;
try {
helper.recordPrivateApi('call.http.checkConnectivity');
res = await helper.AblyRealtime(options).http.checkConnectivity();
} catch (error) {
thrownError = error;
}
scenario.after(scenario.ctx);
expect(
res && !thrownError,
'Connectivity check completed ' +
(thrownError &&
(helper.recordPrivateApi('call.Utils.inspectError'), helper.Utils.inspectError(thrownError))),
).to.be.ok;
});
}
it(scenario.description, async function () {
const helper = this.test.helper;
scenario.before(scenario.ctx);
helper.recordPrivateApi('pass.clientOption.connectivityCheckUrl');
helper.recordPrivateApi('pass.clientOption.disableConnectivityCheck');
const options = {
connectivityCheckUrl: helper.unroutableHost,
disableConnectivityCheck: true,
autoConnect: false,
};
let thrownError = null;
let res = null;
try {
helper.recordPrivateApi('call.http.checkConnectivity');
res = await helper.AblyRealtime(options).http.checkConnectivity();
} catch (error) {
thrownError = error;
} finally {
scenario.after(scenario.ctx);
}
expect(
res && !thrownError,
'Connectivity check completed ' +
(thrownError &&
(helper.recordPrivateApi('call.Utils.inspectError'), helper.Utils.inspectError(thrownError))),
).to.be.ok;
});
}

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LGTM

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