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[WX-1629] Add metadata value type tests #7433

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[WX-1629] Add metadata value type tests #7433

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@rsaperst rsaperst commented May 14, 2024

Follow-up to WX-1410 to add additional testing of metadata value types to ensure that values are inserted into the database with correct types.

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@@ -13,5 +13,5 @@ metadata {
status: Succeeded
"outputs.draft3_infer_version.j": 660
"actualWorkflowLanguage": WDL
"actualWorkflowLanguageVersion": 1.0
"actualWorkflowLanguageVersion": "1.0"
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Nice one 😂

case JsNull => (expected != JsNull).option(s"expected: $cacheSubstitutions but got: $actual")
case _ => Option(s"expected: $cacheSubstitutions but got: $actual")
}

matchError.map(s"Metadata mismatch for $key - " + _)
}

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You've done an admirable job creating your own string-to-array parser here, but I wonder if there's anything available in spray that can do this for us. Nice to outsource JSON serialization and deserialization wherever we can.

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Yup, spray has a parseJson method which was able to do this for us!

case Result.Failure(_) => invalidNel(s"Metadata block can not be converted to a Map: $config")
def fromConfig(config: Config): ErrorOr[WorkflowFlatMetadata] = {
val values: scala.collection.mutable.Map[String, JsValue] = scala.collection.mutable.Map[String, JsValue]()
config.entrySet().stream().forEach { value =>
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As above - any chance spray can help us with this?

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I don't think spray can help us with this one, by this point we aren't dealing with JSON anymore. I looked around for a function that could do this for us and it doesn't seem like any such function exists.

@@ -29,16 +29,7 @@ class WriteMetadataActor(override val batchSize: Int,
private val statsRecorder = MetadataStatisticsRecorder(metadataStatisticsRecorderSettings)

override def process(e: NonEmptyVector[MetadataWriteAction]) = instrumentedProcess {
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Is this just rearrangement or are there logic changes here?

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This is just rearrangement to make the process method more easily unit testable.

@@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ metadata {
"outputs.biscayne_read_functions_windows_line_endings.map.y": 600
"outputs.biscayne_read_functions_windows_line_endings.map.z": 700
"outputs.biscayne_read_functions_windows_line_endings.map.x": 500
"outputs.biscayne_read_functions_windows_line_endings.tsv.0": "[\"line1\",\"line one\"]"
"outputs.biscayne_read_functions_windows_line_endings.tsv.1": "[\"line2\",\"line two\"]"
"outputs.biscayne_read_functions_windows_line_endings.tsv.2": "[\"line3\",\"line three\"]"
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This is super nice, I've definitely been annoyed in the past about having to craft just the right escape sequence for a test.

} else {
IO.unit
}
}

private def checkIfActuallySame(firstSet: Set[(String, JsValue)], secondSet: Set[(String, JsValue)]): Boolean = {
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Naming: this function alludes to a "kinda same"/"actually same" duality... not sure that's what's happening

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Essentially the actual outputs are in a "cleaned" state where extraneous quotation marks have been removed, but the expected outputs might have extra quotation marks if the output is a String (e.g., the actual output will be "hello" but the expected output will read ""hello""). This function just cleans the outputs to make sure that we're not reporting a false difference caused by quotes that should have been removed.

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Could you add a comment to that affect?

HOCON). However values coming from the metadata endpoint are JsValue. At the moment we're only using
JsString, JsNumber and JsBoolean for comparison so this is a hacky way of handling that situation. It's
entirely likely that it won't survive long term.
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@geoffjentry we determined that 8 years is the going definition of "long term".

Comment on lines +30 to +31
# Due to Centaur changes in WX-1629, lots_of_inputs_papiv2 times out due to the large number of inputs. Instead,
# we run lots_of_inputs, which tests 400 inputs instead of the 10,000 in lots_of_inputs_papiv2
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Aside from this test – did the slower Centaur evaluation inflate the overall suite time? I can't immediately intuit whether it would matter.

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Comparing the length of time of the tests on this PR to the nightly integration tests, the timings are about the same (some suites are a little faster, some are a little slower, all are pretty close though). I think that one test was problematic because it creates an array of 10,000 Files, which causes a recursion stack of 10,000 calls when we process the array. No other tests create such large arrays, and I think that call stack might have caused memory issues and slowness (I didn't test this hypothesis, but it would make sense since that seems to be the main difference between this test and others).

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👍 sounds fine to me, since I only care about performance to the extent that I have to wait for tests.

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Nice job wrangling this!

} else {
IO.unit
}
}

private def checkIfActuallySame(firstSet: Set[(String, JsValue)], secondSet: Set[(String, JsValue)]): Boolean = {
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Could you add a comment to that affect?


services {
MetadataService {
metadata-keys-to-sanitize-utf8mb4 = ["submittedFiles:workflow", "commandLine", "outputs:metadata_type_validation.validate_boolean.boolean_output"]
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What was special about outputs:metadata_type_validation.validate_boolean.boolean_output that caused it to be added here? Might want a comment explaining.

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There's nothing special about that key, I added it to prove through integration testing that sanitizing metadata keys won't convert non-Strings to Strings (essentially I just picked that one randomly).

# timeout-minutes: 30
# with:
# limit-access-to-actor: true
# detached: true
#This script bascially just looks up another script to run, assuming that the other script's filename is:
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I assume this is left in here commented-out intentionally and I support it 👍

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Yes, that is correct!

@rsaperst rsaperst merged commit 408951f into develop May 29, 2024
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