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Tighten up IterativeFinder async close behavior (DHT iterator continues after consumer breaks out of it) #3599
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Hello, thank you for looking into it! Since aclosing is introduced in python 3.10, I think it would be better to add the snippet that they show as equivalent to utils.py:
Then, we can use it from utils until we support 3.10, changing the import to the built-in one. I modified the snippet to test that:
Doing it this way, the pause and search messages clean, like
This looks cleaner than implementing the finally->aclose and other changes on every call and we would be able to use the built in version when it is out. |
Implemented an aclosing() in lbry/utils.py as suggested. |
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Thank you for the quick reply!
Aside from trapping the CancelledError, I think this looks great but we need to separate the change in behavior from the iterator bugfix to ease testing and changelog.
I think I have addressed the 3 comments. The IterativeFinder is mostly back to the original logic with no generator function stuff or output limiting based on max_results. Let me know if there are more comments or a request to squash changes. |
I've seen this failure in my runs as well. Seems like the upper bound needs a bump analogous to: File "/home/runner/work/lbry-sdk/lbry-sdk/tests/integration/other/test_exchange_rate_manager.py", line 30, in test_exchange_rate_manager |
Argggggh :-/ test_exchange_rate_manager.py still failing, but due to server being down:
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@moodyjon Can you please rebase on master instead of merging? Using rebase you can also remove the merge commits, making it a cleaner history |
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I had been observing/merging the test changes. Added one more test change yesterday: f91bf8f
OK, I think I have rebased correctly. |
…ait after task cancel(). Also make IterativeFinder a proper AsyncGenerator. This gives it an offically recognized aclose() method and could help with clean finalization.
…r exception is received, which is unhelpful, and complicates shutting down the generator.
…emove any new places enforcing max_results.
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Removed exchange rate test bump of upper limit. It was changed in 5c708e1 |
@moodyjon thank you very much! |
See: #3504
Script:
scratch.py.txt
Script output:
scratch_1.txt
Initially there is a lot of background activity from IterativeNodeFinder during what I presume is startup.
In steady state there is little activity after each "PAUSE---". Usually just stuff related to cancellation, if anything.
Eventually, I hope the "async with aclosing(...)" feature can be used:
https://docs.python.org/3.10/library/contextlib.html?highlight=aclosing#contextlib.aclosing