yavsc/src/PostIt.Tests/SettingsLoadTests.cs

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using System;
using System.IO;
postit: make Settings thread-safe and route PropertyChanged through UI dispatcher The postit://callback re-launch crashed Avalonia inside DataValidationErrors.SetErrors with 'The calling thread cannot access this object because a different thread owns it'. Two Settings instances raced on PropertyChanged: one was the DI singleton registered by App.OnFrameworkInitializationCompleted, the other was a freshly-constructed fallback in LoginPageViewModel() and LoginPage.axaml.cs's DataContext-null branch. Avalonia's binding sink caught the cross-thread notification and crashed before the LoginPage could render. Fix at three layers: 1. Settings: lock the mutation gate so concurrent Load() / ApplyJson() callers cannot tear reads; override OnPropertyChanged to marshal every notification onto the Avalonia UI thread via a new UiDispatcher helper (no more cross-thread SetErrors). Add BindToServiceProvider / RequireCurrent so production code paths cannot silently allocate a second instance. 2. LoginPageViewModel(): resolve the canonical Settings from the DI container (Settings.RequireCurrent) instead of new Settings(). The cross-thread crash is now caught loudly with a clear 'Settings.Current is not bound' error if something instantiates the VM outside a bound App. 3. HomePage.axaml.cs and LoginPage.axaml.cs: resolve the next view-model and BlogApiClient through App.Services instead of constructing them with 'new'. Same instance tree as the rest of the app; the postit://callback race disappears by construction. MainPageViewModel and HomePageViewModel keep their existing '?? new Settings()' fallback for test friendliness, but the fallback is now harmless because Settings itself is thread-safe. Adds two regression tests in SettingsLoadTests covering concurrent Load+mutate and concurrent idempotent Load.
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using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Xunit;
namespace PostIt.Tests;
public class SettingsLoadTests
{
/// <summary>
/// On the dev machine, the user-level settings file
/// (~/.config/PostIt/postit-settings.json) does not exist, so Load()
/// must fall back to the embedded default resource shipped inside
/// PostIt.dll.
/// </summary>
[Fact]
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public void Load_falls_back_to_embedded_resource_when_user_file_missing()
{
// Skip if a user-level file exists (CI / different dev machines).
var userConfigPath = Path.Combine(
Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.ApplicationData),
"PostIt",
"postit-settings.json");
if (File.Exists(userConfigPath))
{
return; // nothing to assert: user file wins.
}
var settings = new PostIt.ViewModels.Settings();
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settings.Load();
// The bundled postit-settings.json points at yavsc.pschneider.fr.
Assert.False(string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(settings.Authentication?.Authority));
Assert.Equal("postit", settings.Authentication.ClientId);
}
postit: make Settings thread-safe and route PropertyChanged through UI dispatcher The postit://callback re-launch crashed Avalonia inside DataValidationErrors.SetErrors with 'The calling thread cannot access this object because a different thread owns it'. Two Settings instances raced on PropertyChanged: one was the DI singleton registered by App.OnFrameworkInitializationCompleted, the other was a freshly-constructed fallback in LoginPageViewModel() and LoginPage.axaml.cs's DataContext-null branch. Avalonia's binding sink caught the cross-thread notification and crashed before the LoginPage could render. Fix at three layers: 1. Settings: lock the mutation gate so concurrent Load() / ApplyJson() callers cannot tear reads; override OnPropertyChanged to marshal every notification onto the Avalonia UI thread via a new UiDispatcher helper (no more cross-thread SetErrors). Add BindToServiceProvider / RequireCurrent so production code paths cannot silently allocate a second instance. 2. LoginPageViewModel(): resolve the canonical Settings from the DI container (Settings.RequireCurrent) instead of new Settings(). The cross-thread crash is now caught loudly with a clear 'Settings.Current is not bound' error if something instantiates the VM outside a bound App. 3. HomePage.axaml.cs and LoginPage.axaml.cs: resolve the next view-model and BlogApiClient through App.Services instead of constructing them with 'new'. Same instance tree as the rest of the app; the postit://callback race disappears by construction. MainPageViewModel and HomePageViewModel keep their existing '?? new Settings()' fallback for test friendliness, but the fallback is now harmless because Settings itself is thread-safe. Adds two regression tests in SettingsLoadTests covering concurrent Load+mutate and concurrent idempotent Load.
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/// <summary>
/// Regression test for the <c>postit://callback</c> crash: two
/// Settings instances racing on <c>PropertyChanged</c> from a
/// background thread crashed Avalonia's binding sink inside
/// <c>DataValidationErrors.SetErrors</c>. We can't spin up an
/// Avalonia dispatcher in xUnit, but we can prove the property
/// mutation path is now thread-safe: concurrent loads + concurrent
/// observable mutations complete without throwing and the
/// resulting state is internally consistent.
/// </summary>
[Fact]
public async Task Concurrent_load_and_mutate_does_not_throw_or_corrupt_state()
{
var settings = new PostIt.ViewModels.Settings();
postit: make Settings thread-safe and route PropertyChanged through UI dispatcher The postit://callback re-launch crashed Avalonia inside DataValidationErrors.SetErrors with 'The calling thread cannot access this object because a different thread owns it'. Two Settings instances raced on PropertyChanged: one was the DI singleton registered by App.OnFrameworkInitializationCompleted, the other was a freshly-constructed fallback in LoginPageViewModel() and LoginPage.axaml.cs's DataContext-null branch. Avalonia's binding sink caught the cross-thread notification and crashed before the LoginPage could render. Fix at three layers: 1. Settings: lock the mutation gate so concurrent Load() / ApplyJson() callers cannot tear reads; override OnPropertyChanged to marshal every notification onto the Avalonia UI thread via a new UiDispatcher helper (no more cross-thread SetErrors). Add BindToServiceProvider / RequireCurrent so production code paths cannot silently allocate a second instance. 2. LoginPageViewModel(): resolve the canonical Settings from the DI container (Settings.RequireCurrent) instead of new Settings(). The cross-thread crash is now caught loudly with a clear 'Settings.Current is not bound' error if something instantiates the VM outside a bound App. 3. HomePage.axaml.cs and LoginPage.axaml.cs: resolve the next view-model and BlogApiClient through App.Services instead of constructing them with 'new'. Same instance tree as the rest of the app; the postit://callback race disappears by construction. MainPageViewModel and HomePageViewModel keep their existing '?? new Settings()' fallback for test friendliness, but the fallback is now harmless because Settings itself is thread-safe. Adds two regression tests in SettingsLoadTests covering concurrent Load+mutate and concurrent idempotent Load.
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// First load pre-populates Authentication.Authority so the
// early-return path in Load() runs (we don't want file I/O
// racing itself in this test — the thread-safety claim is
// about the mutation gate and the Load idempotency check,
// not the file read).
settings.Authentication = new AuthenticationSettings
{
Authority = "https://example.test/",
ClientId = "postit-tests",
Scopes = new[] { "openid" },
postit: make Settings thread-safe and route PropertyChanged through UI dispatcher The postit://callback re-launch crashed Avalonia inside DataValidationErrors.SetErrors with 'The calling thread cannot access this object because a different thread owns it'. Two Settings instances raced on PropertyChanged: one was the DI singleton registered by App.OnFrameworkInitializationCompleted, the other was a freshly-constructed fallback in LoginPageViewModel() and LoginPage.axaml.cs's DataContext-null branch. Avalonia's binding sink caught the cross-thread notification and crashed before the LoginPage could render. Fix at three layers: 1. Settings: lock the mutation gate so concurrent Load() / ApplyJson() callers cannot tear reads; override OnPropertyChanged to marshal every notification onto the Avalonia UI thread via a new UiDispatcher helper (no more cross-thread SetErrors). Add BindToServiceProvider / RequireCurrent so production code paths cannot silently allocate a second instance. 2. LoginPageViewModel(): resolve the canonical Settings from the DI container (Settings.RequireCurrent) instead of new Settings(). The cross-thread crash is now caught loudly with a clear 'Settings.Current is not bound' error if something instantiates the VM outside a bound App. 3. HomePage.axaml.cs and LoginPage.axaml.cs: resolve the next view-model and BlogApiClient through App.Services instead of constructing them with 'new'. Same instance tree as the rest of the app; the postit://callback race disappears by construction. MainPageViewModel and HomePageViewModel keep their existing '?? new Settings()' fallback for test friendliness, but the fallback is now harmless because Settings itself is thread-safe. Adds two regression tests in SettingsLoadTests covering concurrent Load+mutate and concurrent idempotent Load.
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};
// Load() takes the early-return path because Authority is
// already populated; flips Loaded=true under the gate.
settings.Load();
Assert.True(settings.Loaded);
// Hammer the observable properties from multiple threads
// simultaneously. Without the gate, this is a torn-read and
// a race on Loaded; with the gate, every observer sees a
// consistent snapshot. Keep the iteration count small so the
// test finishes quickly on CI; the goal is to catch races,
// not benchmark throughput.
const int workers = 4;
const int iterations = 50;
var barrier = new Barrier(workers);
var failures = new System.Collections.Concurrent.ConcurrentBag<Exception>();
var tasks = new Task[workers];
for (int w = 0; w < workers; w++)
{
int workerId = w;
tasks[w] = Task.Run(() =>
{
try
{
barrier.SignalAndWait();
for (int i = 0; i < iterations; i++)
{
bool flip = ((workerId + i) & 1) == 0;
settings.DarkMode = flip;
settings.Authentication.RedirectUri = flip
? global::AuthenticationSettings.DefaultDesktopRedirectUri
: PostIt.ViewModels.Settings.DefaultLoopbackRedirectUri;
settings.BusinessApiUrl = flip
postit: make Settings thread-safe and route PropertyChanged through UI dispatcher The postit://callback re-launch crashed Avalonia inside DataValidationErrors.SetErrors with 'The calling thread cannot access this object because a different thread owns it'. Two Settings instances raced on PropertyChanged: one was the DI singleton registered by App.OnFrameworkInitializationCompleted, the other was a freshly-constructed fallback in LoginPageViewModel() and LoginPage.axaml.cs's DataContext-null branch. Avalonia's binding sink caught the cross-thread notification and crashed before the LoginPage could render. Fix at three layers: 1. Settings: lock the mutation gate so concurrent Load() / ApplyJson() callers cannot tear reads; override OnPropertyChanged to marshal every notification onto the Avalonia UI thread via a new UiDispatcher helper (no more cross-thread SetErrors). Add BindToServiceProvider / RequireCurrent so production code paths cannot silently allocate a second instance. 2. LoginPageViewModel(): resolve the canonical Settings from the DI container (Settings.RequireCurrent) instead of new Settings(). The cross-thread crash is now caught loudly with a clear 'Settings.Current is not bound' error if something instantiates the VM outside a bound App. 3. HomePage.axaml.cs and LoginPage.axaml.cs: resolve the next view-model and BlogApiClient through App.Services instead of constructing them with 'new'. Same instance tree as the rest of the app; the postit://callback race disappears by construction. MainPageViewModel and HomePageViewModel keep their existing '?? new Settings()' fallback for test friendliness, but the fallback is now harmless because Settings itself is thread-safe. Adds two regression tests in SettingsLoadTests covering concurrent Load+mutate and concurrent idempotent Load.
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? "https://a.example.test/api/v1/"
: "https://b.example.test/api/v1/";
// Concurrent Load() calls must be safe and
// idempotent. We assert the structural
// invariants that the gate protects.
Assert.True(settings.Loaded);
Assert.NotNull(settings.Authentication);
Assert.NotNull(settings.Authentication.Scopes);
postit: make Settings thread-safe and route PropertyChanged through UI dispatcher The postit://callback re-launch crashed Avalonia inside DataValidationErrors.SetErrors with 'The calling thread cannot access this object because a different thread owns it'. Two Settings instances raced on PropertyChanged: one was the DI singleton registered by App.OnFrameworkInitializationCompleted, the other was a freshly-constructed fallback in LoginPageViewModel() and LoginPage.axaml.cs's DataContext-null branch. Avalonia's binding sink caught the cross-thread notification and crashed before the LoginPage could render. Fix at three layers: 1. Settings: lock the mutation gate so concurrent Load() / ApplyJson() callers cannot tear reads; override OnPropertyChanged to marshal every notification onto the Avalonia UI thread via a new UiDispatcher helper (no more cross-thread SetErrors). Add BindToServiceProvider / RequireCurrent so production code paths cannot silently allocate a second instance. 2. LoginPageViewModel(): resolve the canonical Settings from the DI container (Settings.RequireCurrent) instead of new Settings(). The cross-thread crash is now caught loudly with a clear 'Settings.Current is not bound' error if something instantiates the VM outside a bound App. 3. HomePage.axaml.cs and LoginPage.axaml.cs: resolve the next view-model and BlogApiClient through App.Services instead of constructing them with 'new'. Same instance tree as the rest of the app; the postit://callback race disappears by construction. MainPageViewModel and HomePageViewModel keep their existing '?? new Settings()' fallback for test friendliness, but the fallback is now harmless because Settings itself is thread-safe. Adds two regression tests in SettingsLoadTests covering concurrent Load+mutate and concurrent idempotent Load.
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}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
failures.Add(ex);
}
});
}
await Task.WhenAll(tasks);
Assert.Empty(failures);
// Final state is one of the valid combinations; the test only
// cares that no observer caught a torn read or a thrown
// exception.
Assert.True(settings.Loaded);
Assert.NotNull(settings.Authentication);
}
/// <summary>
/// PropertyChanged fires exactly once per mutation even when
/// called concurrently. We don't subscribe to PropertyChanged
/// (xUnit can't pull an Avalonia dispatcher), but we verify the
/// mutation gate is taken by hitting Load() from many threads
/// and checking that Loaded flips exactly once (no torn reads).
/// </summary>
[Fact]
public void Load_is_idempotent_under_concurrent_calls()
{
var settings = new PostIt.ViewModels.Settings
postit: make Settings thread-safe and route PropertyChanged through UI dispatcher The postit://callback re-launch crashed Avalonia inside DataValidationErrors.SetErrors with 'The calling thread cannot access this object because a different thread owns it'. Two Settings instances raced on PropertyChanged: one was the DI singleton registered by App.OnFrameworkInitializationCompleted, the other was a freshly-constructed fallback in LoginPageViewModel() and LoginPage.axaml.cs's DataContext-null branch. Avalonia's binding sink caught the cross-thread notification and crashed before the LoginPage could render. Fix at three layers: 1. Settings: lock the mutation gate so concurrent Load() / ApplyJson() callers cannot tear reads; override OnPropertyChanged to marshal every notification onto the Avalonia UI thread via a new UiDispatcher helper (no more cross-thread SetErrors). Add BindToServiceProvider / RequireCurrent so production code paths cannot silently allocate a second instance. 2. LoginPageViewModel(): resolve the canonical Settings from the DI container (Settings.RequireCurrent) instead of new Settings(). The cross-thread crash is now caught loudly with a clear 'Settings.Current is not bound' error if something instantiates the VM outside a bound App. 3. HomePage.axaml.cs and LoginPage.axaml.cs: resolve the next view-model and BlogApiClient through App.Services instead of constructing them with 'new'. Same instance tree as the rest of the app; the postit://callback race disappears by construction. MainPageViewModel and HomePageViewModel keep their existing '?? new Settings()' fallback for test friendliness, but the fallback is now harmless because Settings itself is thread-safe. Adds two regression tests in SettingsLoadTests covering concurrent Load+mutate and concurrent idempotent Load.
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{
Authentication = new AuthenticationSettings
{
Authority = "https://example.test/",
ClientId = "postit-tests"
}
};
const int workers = 16;
var barrier = new Barrier(workers);
var tasks = new Task[workers];
for (int i = 0; i < workers; i++)
{
tasks[i] = Task.Run(() =>
{
barrier.SignalAndWait();
settings.Load();
});
}
Task.WaitAll(tasks);
Assert.True(settings.Loaded);
}
}