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This scenario is currently no different than notification_forever. It's supposed to unregister the client before beginning the forever loop, but due to a bug it doesn't actually do so (it's missing a yield statement):
I don't understand the intention of the scenario -- if the client's unregistered it won't be accepting the notifications later in the loop. The scenario should be rethought or removed
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we have several scenarios that test bad client behavior (including this one). sounds like the way forward is to ensure that the server is returning a 404. the load generated by misbehaving client is still valid for generating load to stress the server so we probably should adapt this way it if we can.
IIRC this one should return 410s. This scenario's definitely worth having (even though nginix handles most of these) and shouldn't be removed (should be fixed)
rpappalax
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remove the notification_forever_unsubscribed scenario
fix the notification_forever_unsubscribed scenario
Oct 25, 2017
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This scenario is currently no different than notification_forever. It's supposed to unregister the client before beginning the forever loop, but due to a bug it doesn't actually do so (it's missing a yield statement):
https://github.com/mozilla-services/ap-loadtester/blob/6a769/aplt/scenarios.py#L194
I don't understand the intention of the scenario -- if the client's unregistered it won't be accepting the notifications later in the loop. The scenario should be rethought or removed
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: