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Joseph Doherty 374eecd205 mbproxy: fix the dashboard's C2/M-series review findings
Closes the on-demand-capture leak cluster from the code review. The capture's armed state was driven off SignalR's ConnectionId, which changes on every transport reconnect, so a reconnect-during-view leaked a subscriber and left the capture armed forever with no viewer. PlcSubscriptionTracker now keys on a stable per-page-load tabId, and StatusBroadcaster reconciles capture arm state from the live viewer set each push cycle — making arming single-threaded and reconnect-safe. Also fixes the TagValueCapture disarm-vs-record race, the bind-failure broadcaster/listener leak, removes dead JSON-context code, and reworks the frontend cold-start retry plus an unknown-PLC watchdog. Adds tracker / broadcaster-loop / race / wire-shape test coverage.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-16 16:12:43 -04:00

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using Mbproxy.Admin;
using Shouldly;
using Xunit;
namespace Mbproxy.Tests.Admin;
/// <summary>
/// Unit tests for <see cref="StatusHub"/> — group joins and subscription tracking.
/// Capture arming is the broadcaster's job; the hub only mutates the
/// <see cref="PlcSubscriptionTracker"/>. Uses hand-written SignalR test doubles
/// (see <see cref="SignalRFakes"/>); no SignalR host is started.
/// </summary>
[Trait("Category", "Unit")]
public sealed class StatusHubTests
{
private static StatusHub MakeHub(
string connectionId, PlcSubscriptionTracker tracker, out FakeGroupManager groups)
{
groups = new FakeGroupManager();
return new StatusHub(tracker)
{
Context = new FakeHubCallerContext(connectionId),
Groups = groups,
};
}
[Fact]
public async Task SubscribeFleet_JoinsFleetGroup()
{
var hub = MakeHub("conn-1", new PlcSubscriptionTracker(), out var groups);
await hub.SubscribeFleet();
groups.Added.ShouldContain(("conn-1", StatusHub.FleetGroup));
}
[Fact]
public async Task SubscribePlc_JoinsPlcGroup_AndTracksViewer()
{
var tracker = new PlcSubscriptionTracker();
var hub = MakeHub("conn-1", tracker, out var groups);
await hub.SubscribePlc("plc-1", "tab-A");
groups.Added.ShouldContain(("conn-1", StatusHub.PlcGroup("plc-1")));
tracker.ActivePlcs().ShouldContain("plc-1");
}
[Fact]
public async Task Reconnect_SameTab_NewConnection_DoesNotLeakViewer()
{
// A transport reconnect: the same browser tab acquires a new ConnectionId and
// re-subscribes; the old connection's OnDisconnectedAsync then fires late. The
// PLC must not be left with a stranded viewer once the tab finally closes.
var tracker = new PlcSubscriptionTracker();
var first = MakeHub("conn-old", tracker, out _);
await first.SubscribePlc("plc-1", "tab-A");
var second = MakeHub("conn-new", tracker, out _);
await second.SubscribePlc("plc-1", "tab-A");
await first.OnDisconnectedAsync(null); // late disconnect of the old connection
tracker.ActivePlcs().ShouldContain("plc-1",
"the tab is still open on the reconnected connection");
await second.OnDisconnectedAsync(null); // the tab finally closes
tracker.ActivePlcs().ShouldBeEmpty("no viewer may be stranded after the tab closes");
}
[Fact]
public async Task TwoTabs_FirstCloseKeepsActive_LastCloseClears()
{
var tracker = new PlcSubscriptionTracker();
var tabA = MakeHub("conn-a", tracker, out _);
var tabB = MakeHub("conn-b", tracker, out _);
await tabA.SubscribePlc("plc-1", "tab-A");
await tabB.SubscribePlc("plc-1", "tab-B");
await tabA.OnDisconnectedAsync(null);
tracker.ActivePlcs().ShouldContain("plc-1", "a second tab is still viewing the PLC");
await tabB.OnDisconnectedAsync(null);
tracker.ActivePlcs().ShouldBeEmpty();
}
[Fact]
public async Task SubscribePlc_UnknownPlc_DoesNotThrow()
{
var hub = MakeHub("conn-1", new PlcSubscriptionTracker(), out var groups);
await Should.NotThrowAsync(async () => await hub.SubscribePlc("ghost", "tab-A"));
groups.Added.ShouldContain(("conn-1", StatusHub.PlcGroup("ghost")));
}
}