Test that the plugin resolves on a client from the device factory - #2292
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WalkthroughThe integration tests now use the private ChangesLiveObjects device factory coverage
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objectsProperty asserts channel.object gives the plugin's type for a client built through the initializer. Applications build theirs through PubSubDevice.createClient(options:), which copies the caller's options, so the same claim is now made for a client from the factory. The plugin is read before channel.object is touched. A client built without it traps inside the plugin rather than returning, so checking the copy first makes a dropped plugin fail this test instead of killing the test process.
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LiveObjects/Tests/AblyLiveObjectsTests/Integration/AblyLiveObjectsTests.swift (1)
33-33: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd an explicit access level.
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`@LiveObjects/Tests/AblyLiveObjectsTests/Integration/AblyLiveObjectsTests.swift`:
- Line 33: Update objectsPropertyOnAClientFromTheDeviceFactory to explicitly
declare internal access by adding the internal modifier to the test method
declaration, satisfying the LiveObjects Swift access-control requirement.
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Pull request overview
Adds integration coverage verifying LiveObjects plugin resolution for clients created via PubSubDevice.createClient(options:).
Changes:
- Adds a factory-based plugin resolution test.
- Uses
#requirefor safe failure reporting. - Verifies plugin option copying without network access.
File summaries
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LiveObjects/Tests/AblyLiveObjectsTests/Integration/AblyLiveObjectsTests.swift |
Adds device-factory LiveObjects plugin resolution coverage. |
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Stacked on #2287, and addresses the behavioural half of the MAJOR finding on #2265 (#2265 (comment)).
AblyLiveObjectsTests.objectsPropertyasserts thatchannel.objectgives the plugin's type for a client built through the initializer. Applications build theirs throughPubSubDevice.createClient(options:), which copies the caller's options, soobjectsPropertyOnAClientFromTheDeviceFactorynow makes the same claim for a client from the factory.It sits at the top of the stack rather than on #2265 because the
AblyLiveObjectsTeststarget already depends onAblyPubSubDevicehere. At #2265 that dependency is stillAbly, and adding it there would duplicate: #2285 renames the same line toAblyPubSubDevicewhen it merges the core into the device target, and a rebase would merge both additions without a conflict marker.No network: a fake key and
autoConnect = false, like the test it mirrors.Why the
#requireline is there. Written without it, the test detects a dropped plugin but by dying —DefaultInternalPlugin.swift:33raises afatalError, which Swift cannot catch, so the process is killed instead of the test failing. That is the pattern #2286 removed from this repository. Reading the plugin through#requirebefore touchingchannel.objectmakes the same regression report itself properly. Verified by removingoptions.plugins = self.plugins;fromARTClientOptions.m'scopyWithZone::The cheaper copy-semantics guard is #2291, on top of #2265 where the factory lives.
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