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UTS: record issues on the test's own task, not in SDK callbacks - #2273
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WalkthroughThe test helpers now return callback errors through checked continuations as strings or tuples. Each helper records ChangesCallback error propagation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The time-error test helper can retain the concurrency violation this change is intended to remove. Preserve only Sendable error fields across the continuation before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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The integration helpers wrapped an SDK callback in a continuation and recorded the issue inside that callback, which runs on the SDK's callback queue. swift-testing cannot attribute an issue recorded there to the running test, so instead of failing one test it aborts the process: Fatal error: Issue 'Issue recorded: publish(messages) failed: Error -1001 - The request timed out.' was recorded at PublishTests.swift:72 without an associated test. The whole platform leg then fails with an empty "Failing tests:" list, and -retry-tests-on-failure cannot absorb it, because there is no attributed failure to re-run — so a transient sandbox timeout takes out a leg that retry exists to rescue. Each helper now carries the outcome across the continuation and records after the await. Where the message varies by path it crosses as a whole; otherwise only the error's description does, since ARTErrorInfo is not Sendable. Nothing about what is asserted changes. Fixes #2272 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@Test/UTS/unit/rest/TimeTests.swift`:
- Around line 197-211: The awaitTimeError continuation must not carry
ARTErrorInfo across the Swift 6 concurrency boundary. Change it to return
Sendable error fields, including the values needed for code and statusCode
assertions, then reconstruct or validate the ARTErrorInfo after await; do not
reduce the result to a string alone.
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Fixes #2272. Split out of #2268, which is stacked above this.
Preparation for #2275
Why
The integration helpers wrapped an SDK callback in a continuation and recorded the issue inside that callback, which runs on the SDK's callback queue. swift-testing cannot attribute an issue recorded there to the running test, so instead of failing one test it aborts the process:
The whole platform leg then fails with an empty
Failing tests:list.-retry-tests-on-failurecannot help either, because there is no attributed failure to re-run — so a transient sandbox timeout takes out a leg that retry exists to rescue. On the happy path nothing records, which is why this stayed invisible until a request actually failed.What
Each helper now carries the outcome across the continuation and records after the
await. Two shapes, depending on what the callback returns:publishError,presenceGetError), resume with just the value and check it afterwards.ARTErrorInfois notSendable— the same constraint that already maderequestTokenreturntokenDetails?.tokenrather than the details object. Where the message differs by path (the twodo/catchhelpers) the whole message crosses instead.22 sites across six files. Nothing about what is asserted changes, only where the recording happens. There was already a correct precedent in the same file —
historyItems(of:) async throwspropagates the error out rather than recording inside.PublishTests.swiftPresenceTests.swiftHistoryTests.swiftObjectsSyncTests.swiftTimeTests.swiftChannelHistoryTests.swiftVerification
swift build --build-testsclean, and these suites green against sandbox:TimeTests(5),ChannelHistoryTests(1),ObjectsSyncTests(4),PublishTests(5),HistoryTests(6 in 2 suites).PresenceTestswas left to CI, which has since run it green.A brace-matched scan confirms no continuation closure anywhere in
Test/UTSstill records an issue or evaluates an expectation.Confirmed working in CI on the combined branch: the same flakes now appear as
Suite HistoryTests failed … with 3 issue(s), attributed and retryable, where before they were fatal errors that killed the process.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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