[erlang-questions] Testing gen_statem timers
Raimo Niskanen
raimo+erlang-questions@REDACTED
Fri Aug 16 10:46:49 CEST 2019
Might timer logging / status be a desirable missing debug feature
for gen_statem?
/ Raimo
On Thu, Aug 15, 2019 at 12:33:03PM +0100, Micael Nussbaumer wrote:
> Hi, first time poster (but I've read many threads in here).
>
> How does one usually test gen_statem internal timer events?
> Usually you test the effects of the behaviour somehow, and I can test that.
> But in this particular case I had a situation where timers with uniq
> references are created, later on they usually get removed and all is fine -
> they're created for each extra worker started and at some point the worker
> is removed by the timer event that trigger checking some conditions.
>
> I noticed after that, the way I had written it, if an extra worker was
> started then died for some other reason than the timer event taking it out,
> I could theoretically accumulate timers that wouldn't be removed, I've
> since then corrected that but still I have no tests ensuring me that it
> actually works.
> So my question is if there's any even way to test it (even if with tracing)?
> Thanks
>
> *M*icael *N*ussbaumer
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