Fix flaky server access log test by matching entries instead of exact count#6211
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Pure formatting pass with no behavior change, isolated into its own commit so the functional change that follows has a clean, reviewable diff. The file predated prettier adoption and had never been reformatted. Issue: CLDSRV-923 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QtnfMnRoAwPDEAdqnzPzjj
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Thanks for having a look at it, much appreciated.
The serverAccessLogs tests asserted an exact entry count per operation while isolating tests by truncating the shared access-log file. That file is shared by the whole server process, and a request's line is written on the response 'close' event, which under HTTP keep-alive can fire much later, on socket teardown. A request from another suite (captured in CI: GetObject on buckettestgetobject, from test/object/get.js) can therefore have its line written during a serverAccessLogs test, landing inside the truncate window and inflating the count by one. The failing operation varied run to run because the victim was whichever test the foreign write happened to land in. Match each expected entry against the collected entries by its fields and ignore anything else, instead of asserting logEntries.length === totalExpected. Unordered groups are flattened and matched independently, so interleaved foreign entries are tolerated regardless of when they arrive. Issue: CLDSRV-923 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QtnfMnRoAwPDEAdqnzPzjj
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testServerAccessLogFile.jsflakes withAssertionError: Expected N log entries, got N+1infile-ft-tests/file-ft-tests-null-compat, on a different operation each run.Root cause (captured in CI)
The tests asserted an exact access-log entry count per operation and isolated tests by truncating the shared access-log file. Instrumenting the assertion to dump the collected entries caught the extra one red-handed, in two independent failures:
The extra entry is a
GetObjectonbuckettestgetobject— a bucket owned bytest/object/get.js, a different suite. It has a uniquereq_id(so it is not an SDK-retry duplicate, contrary to the ticket's original hypothesis) and a foreign bucket/key.Access-log lines are written on the server's
res.on('close'), which under HTTP keep-alive can fire long after the response (on socket teardown). A request from another suite can therefore have its line written during a serverAccessLogs test, landing inside the truncate window. This is outside the test's control, so no count-based barrier in the test can fix it.Fix
Stop asserting an exact count. Match each expected entry against the collected entries by its fields (the same field semantics as
validateLogEntry) and ignore anything else. Unordered groups are flattened and matched independently, so interleaved foreign entries are tolerated regardless of when they arrive.The first commit is an isolated prettier pass on the file (it predated prettier adoption); the second is the functional change.
Issue: CLDSRV-923