test_celery_system_integration.py

"""
Note
====

As part of the Celery fixture setup a 'ping' task is run which executes
before the `bind_settings` fixture is executed. This means that if any code
calls `Badger.is_configured()` (or similar), the `_local` ContextVar in the
Celery runner thread will not have the configuration set.
"""

import logging
import sys
import time
import weakref
from http import HTTPStatus
from unittest import mock

import pytest
from celery.signals import task_prerun

from taskbadger import StatusEnum
from taskbadger.celery import Task
from taskbadger.internal.models import TaskRequest, TaskRequestTags
from taskbadger.internal.types import Response
from taskbadger.mug import Badger, Settings
from taskbadger.systems.celery import CelerySystemIntegration
from tests.utils import task_for_test


def _wait_for_mock_calls(mock_obj, expected_count, timeout=5):
    """Wait for a mock to reach the expected call count.

    Celery stores the task result before firing task_success, so
    ``result.get()`` can return before the success signal handler runs.
    Without this wait the mock context may exit before the handler fires.
    """
    deadline = time.monotonic() + timeout
    while mock_obj.call_count < expected_count and time.monotonic() < deadline:
        time.sleep(0.05)


@pytest.fixture()
def _bind_settings_with_system():
    systems = [CelerySystemIntegration()]
    Badger.current.bind(
        Settings(
            "https://taskbadger.net",
            "token",
            "org",
            "proj",
            systems={system.identifier: system for system in systems},
        )
    )
    yield
    Badger.current.bind(None)


@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def _check_log_errors(caplog):
    yield
    errors = [r.getMessage() for r in caplog.get_records("call") if r.levelno == logging.ERROR]
    if errors:
        pytest.fail(f"log errors during tests: {errors}")


@pytest.mark.usefixtures("_bind_settings_with_system")
def test_celery_auto_track_task(celery_session_app, celery_session_worker):
    @celery_session_app.task(bind=True)
    def add_normal(self, a, b):
        assert self.request.get("taskbadger_task_id") is not None, "missing task in request"
        assert not hasattr(self, "taskbadger_task")
        assert Badger.current.session().client is not None, "missing client"
        return a + b

    celery_session_worker.reload()

    with (
        mock.patch("taskbadger.celery.create_task_safe") as create,
        mock.patch("taskbadger.celery.update_task_safe") as update,
        mock.patch("taskbadger.celery.get_task") as get_task,
    ):
        tb_task = task_for_test()
        create.return_value = tb_task
        result = add_normal.delay(2, 2)
        assert result.info.get("taskbadger_task_id") == tb_task.id
        assert result.get(timeout=10, propagate=True) == 4
        _wait_for_mock_calls(update, 2)

    create.assert_called_once()
    assert get_task.call_count == 1
    assert update.call_count == 2
    assert Badger.current.session().client is None


@pytest.mark.usefixtures("_bind_settings_with_system")
def test_celery_record_task_args(celery_session_app, celery_session_worker):
    @celery_session_app.task(bind=True)
    def add_normal(self, a, b):
        assert self.request.get("taskbadger_task_id") is not None, "missing task in request"
        assert not hasattr(self, "taskbadger_task")
        assert Badger.current.session().client is not None, "missing client"
        return a + b

    celery_session_worker.reload()

    celery_system = Badger.current.settings.get_system_by_id("celery")
    celery_system.record_task_args = True

    with (
        mock.patch("taskbadger.celery.create_task_safe") as create,
        mock.patch("taskbadger.celery.update_task_safe") as update,
        mock.patch("taskbadger.celery.get_task") as get_task,
    ):
        tb_task = task_for_test()
        create.return_value = tb_task
        result = add_normal.delay(2, 2)
        assert result.info.get("taskbadger_task_id") == tb_task.id
        assert result.get(timeout=10, propagate=True) == 4
        _wait_for_mock_calls(update, 2)

    create.assert_called_once_with(
        "tests.test_celery_system_integration.add_normal",
        status=StatusEnum.PENDING,
        data={"celery_task_args": [2, 2], "celery_task_kwargs": {}},
    )
    assert get_task.call_count == 1
    assert update.call_count == 2
    assert Badger.current.session().client is None


@pytest.mark.usefixtures("_bind_settings_with_system")
def test_celery_record_task_args_local_override(celery_session_app, celery_session_worker):
    """Test that passing `taskbadger_record_task_args` overrides the integration value"""

    @celery_session_app.task(base=Task)
    def add_normal_with_override(a, b):
        return a + b

    celery_session_worker.reload()

    celery_system = Badger.current.settings.get_system_by_id("celery")
    celery_system.record_task_args = True

    with (
        mock.patch("taskbadger.celery.create_task_safe") as create,
        mock.patch("taskbadger.celery.update_task_safe"),
        mock.patch("taskbadger.celery.get_task"),
    ):
        tb_task = task_for_test()
        create.return_value = tb_task
        result = add_normal_with_override.delay(2, 2, taskbadger_record_task_args=False)
        assert result.info.get("taskbadger_task_id") == tb_task.id
        assert result.get(timeout=10, propagate=True) == 4

    create.assert_called_once_with(
        "tests.test_celery_system_integration.add_normal_with_override", status=StatusEnum.PENDING
    )


@pytest.mark.usefixtures("_bind_settings_with_system")
def test_celery_global_tags(celery_session_app, celery_session_worker):
    @celery_session_app.task(base=Task)
    def add_with_tags(a, b):
        return a + b

    celery_session_worker.reload()
    Badger.current.scope().tag({"tag1": "value1", "tag2": "value2"})

    with (
        mock.patch("taskbadger.sdk.task_create.sync_detailed") as create,
        mock.patch("taskbadger.celery.update_task_safe"),
        mock.patch("taskbadger.celery.get_task"),
    ):
        tb_task = task_for_test()
        create.return_value = Response(
            status_code=HTTPStatus.OK,
            content=b"",
            headers={},
            parsed=tb_task,
        )
        # create.return_value = tb_task
        result = add_with_tags.delay(2, 2, taskbadger_tags={"tag2": "override"})
        assert result.info.get("taskbadger_task_id") == tb_task.id
        assert result.get(timeout=10, propagate=True) == 4

    request = TaskRequest(
        name="tests.test_celery_system_integration.add_with_tags",
        status=StatusEnum.PENDING,
        tags=TaskRequestTags.from_dict({"tag1": "value1", "tag2": "override"}),
    )
    create.assert_called_with(
        client=mock.ANY,
        organization_slug="org",
        project_slug="proj",
        body=request,
    )


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    ("include", "exclude", "expected"),
    [
        (None, None, True),
        (["myapp.tasks.export_data"], None, True),
        ([".*export_data"], [], True),
        ([".*export_da"], [], False),
        (["myapp.tasks.export_data"], ["myapp.tasks.export_data"], False),
        ([".*"], ["myapp.tasks.export_data"], False),
        ([".*"], [".*tasks.*"], False),
    ],
)
def test_task_name_matching(include, exclude, expected: bool):
    integration = CelerySystemIntegration(includes=include, excludes=exclude)
    assert integration.track_task("myapp.tasks.export_data") is expected


def test_celery_system_integration_connects_signals():
    # clean the slate
    _disconnect_signals()
    if "taskbadger.celery" in sys.modules:
        del sys.modules["taskbadger.celery"]
    assert "taskbadger.celery" not in sys.modules

    # this should result in the signals being connected
    CelerySystemIntegration()

    assert "taskbadger.celery" in sys.modules
    _assert_signals()


def _assert_signals(check_is_connected=True):
    # test that signals are actually connected
    receivers = [rcv[1] for rcv in task_prerun.receivers]
    receiver_names = set()
    for receiver in receivers:
        if isinstance(receiver, weakref.ReferenceType):
            receiver = receiver()
        receiver_names.add(f"{receiver.__module__}.{receiver.__name__}")
    is_connected = "taskbadger.celery.task_prerun_handler" in receiver_names
    assert check_is_connected == is_connected


def _disconnect_signals():
    from taskbadger.celery import task_prerun_handler

    task_prerun.disconnect(task_prerun_handler)
    _assert_signals(check_is_connected=False)