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fix(leaderboard): a device request waits once, however many ask - #543
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DeviceRequest owns "it asks at the server's pace". A second waitForApproval() while one ran (a view's task run again) started a second loop and doubled the asks (CodeRabbit on #540). Now the request keeps one wait, shared by whoever waits, and once approved answers the member without asking again, so a caller just after approval doesn't get notJoined. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A narrow terminal-state race remains, and the new concurrency test does not reliably exercise overlapping waits. These bounded issues merit follow-up; otherwise, the change is mergeable with owner awareness. Pre-merge checks |
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Modules/Leaderboard/Tests/DeviceRequestTests.swift (1)
49-55: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMake the concurrent test hold the first wait open.
The injected
sleeponly records the interval.DeviceServer.approval(of:)also returns immediately. The first call can therefore complete before the second call starts. The approved-member cache can satisfy the second call, so the test can pass without exercising in-flight task sharing.Suspend the first poll, start the second caller, release the poll, and then assert that both callers receive the shared result.
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Review comments at @Modules/Leaderboard/Sources/DeviceRequest.swift:
- Line 81: Update waitForApproval() to check for the declined and joined
terminal states before returning the shared asking task, throwing notJoined in
either case. Preserve awaiting asking only while the request remains eligible
for approval, so handOver() cannot leave later calls treating it as approved.
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Review comments at @Modules/Leaderboard/Tests/DeviceRequestTests.swift:
- Around line 49-55: Update the concurrent `waitForApproval()` test to suspend
the first `DeviceServer.approval(of:)` poll, start the second caller while that
poll is still pending, and then release it. Assert both callers receive the
shared result, ensuring the test exercises in-flight task sharing rather than
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| /// the member is answered without asking again. | ||
| public func waitForApproval() async throws -> Username { | ||
| if case .approved(let member, _) = state { return member } | ||
| if let asking { return try await asking.value } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Check terminal state before returning the shared task.
If decline() or handOver() runs after approval but before the first waiter clears asking, a new waitForApproval() call returns the member from asking. The call should throw notJoined after the request becomes declined or joined. Check those states before awaiting asking.
As per coding guidelines, a request leaves approved once through handOver(); later calls must not treat it as approved.
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Review comment at @Modules/Leaderboard/Sources/DeviceRequest.swift at line 81:
Update waitForApproval() to check for the declined and joined terminal states
before returning the shared asking task, throwing notJoined in either case.
Preserve awaiting asking only while the request remains eligible for approval,
so handOver() cannot leave later calls treating it as approved.
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Why
Follow-up to #540, from CodeRabbit's finding on
DeviceRequest.waitForApproval(). A second call while one was waiting started a second polling loop. That happens when a view's.taskruns again, for example. The two loops doubled the asks against the server's limits. Nothing calls it yet (the screens are slice 15), so this lands before anyone can hit it.Design
The leaderboard design's
DeviceRequestalready owns "it asks at the server's pace". The section now says how: one wait at a time, shared by a second caller, and once approved it answers the member without asking again. I didn't take CodeRabbit's suggestion of throwing on a second call:notJoinedreads "You haven't joined", and a re-run.taskwould race the old loop's unwinding.What changed
DeviceRequestkeeps the running wait. A second caller awaits it, and both get the same member or the samecodeExpired.waitForApproval()answers the member without asking the server again.How it was verified
DeviceRequestTests. Both failed before the fix: the second wait asked again (4 asks instead of 3), and a call after approval threwnotJoined.swift test --filter LeaderboardTests: 195 passed.xcodebuild test -scheme ClaudeBar:TEST SUCCEEDED.check-docs --strictpasses.Checklist
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