Fix telemetry span not entering properly attempt 3#8043
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* Fix tracing tests The tests were not working properly. 1. Some test was setting a global subscriber, this could lead to racy conditions with other tests. 2. A logging test called `process::exit` which is completly wrong. * Update client/tracing/src/lib.rs Co-authored-by: David <dvdplm@gmail.com> * Review comments Co-authored-by: David <dvdplm@gmail.com>
* Fix tracing spans are not being forwarded to spawned task There is a bug that tracing spans are not forwarded to spawned task. The problem was that only the telemetry span was forwarded. The solution to this is to use the tracing provided `in_current_span` to capture the current active span and pass the telemetry span explictely. We will now always enter the span when the future is polled. This is essentially the same strategy as tracing is doing with its `Instrumented`, but now extended for our use case with having multiple spans active. * More tests
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As already said in DM, please add a proper test for telemetry. A test that is actually showing that telemetry data is send and received.
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This is not testing if anything is printed or whatever. I don't see the reason for this pr.
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It's checking the exit code 3 lines below. The command fails if the test in the subcommand fails. It works great 👍 Or did I miss something?
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I mean you log something, but you don't check if that is logged actually.
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That's because I really badly named the function lol I'm not testing the log, I'm testing that the current span and its parent are what I am expecting. That test itself works just fine but you're right I should still add a test with network communication. Hopefully that could even be used to test that multiple nodes can have different telemetries. That would be perfect
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Hopefully that could even be used to test that multiple nodes can have different telemetries.
This isn't in this PR right? It would be very good to have.
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Yes it will be in the "rework" PR. I think haven't made it yet but the branch is going well
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Do we really need this slab crate here?
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I don't know 😅 I took the code from @tomaka
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I replaced it with a HashMap
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| async fn telemetry_works() { |
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Don't you have written a macro for creating async tests in the Substrate context?
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And in general I don't understand why we use async-std here.
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I will check that tomorrow 😅
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It's a bit complicated with all the compat stuff. I couldn't change it easily and it adds more dependency (tokio-util):
error[E0599]: no method named `send_response` found for struct `soketto::handshake::Server<'_, tokio::net::TcpStream>` in the current scope
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= note: the method `send_response` exists but the following trait bounds were not satisfied:
`tokio::net::TcpStream: futures::AsyncRead`
`tokio::net::TcpStream: futures::AsyncWrite`
I think that's good enough for now if that's okay for you.
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Can you educate me on what the tokio situation is in substrate atm? Is the following correct:
libp2p is executor agnostic (but uses tokio 1.0 in examples/tests), other async subsystems use … tokio 0.2, and jsonrpc is stuck on tokio 0.1. And now we add async-std here (or is it already used in other tests too)?
If the above is correct we clearly have some tech debt to pay off here. :/
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We have:
- tokio 0.1 in sc-rpc (and sc-service-test)
- async-std 1 in substrate-prometheus-endpoint, sc-service (dev dependency), sc-network and sc-network-test
- tokio 0.2 everywhere else
I don't personally mind having multiple different executors in different crates if it is for tests. It's just a dev dependency, it doesn't impact the user. Compiling both isn't a big issue either. 🤷♀️
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I still think that all this code is just a huge overkill, as we don't require connections support, being notified about new connections or whatever.
In the end we just want to have Strings that are being send.
However, to continue here, I will approve it...
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Ok I didn't understand that. I simplified the code
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@niklasad1 @maciejhirsz Don't we have something nimbler we can use for this?
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yeah, in jsonrpsee but it's not published on crates.io so I don't think it can be used here.
However, it just responds with a hardcoded response/subscription this seems much more complicated and I haven't read the tests.
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There is this: https://crates.io/crates/embedded-websocket
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Approving, but I have some concerns about the tests that you can address here or in a follow up.
It would be good to run some manual tests with actual running nodes and coordinate with @maciej (and Erin?) to make double-extra sure this does what we need.
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Perhaps it's better to panic!("Got a TextFrame over the socket, this is a bug")?
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If you want ^_^ I don't particularly mind unwrapping in tests
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| println!("New connection from {:?}", address); |
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Is this useful or should it be removed?
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Can be useful when debugging. I personally used it for that purpose. But again it doesn't show up unless the test fails and it's an indicator.
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| async fn telemetry_works() { |
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Can you educate me on what the tokio situation is in substrate atm? Is the following correct:
libp2p is executor agnostic (but uses tokio 1.0 in examples/tests), other async subsystems use … tokio 0.2, and jsonrpc is stuck on tokio 0.1. And now we add async-std here (or is it already used in other tests too)?
If the above is correct we clearly have some tech debt to pay off here. :/
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@niklasad1 @maciejhirsz Don't we have something nimbler we can use for this?
| pub system_rpc_tx: TracingUnboundedSender<sc_rpc::system::Request<TBl>>, | ||
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| /// This span needs to be entered **before** calling [`spawn_tasks()`]. |
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Hopefully that could even be used to test that multiple nodes can have different telemetries.
This isn't in this PR right? It would be very good to have.
| println!("{}", String::from_utf8(output.stdout).unwrap()); | ||
| eprintln!("{}", String::from_utf8(output.stderr).unwrap()); |
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See comment above: not sure what the point of printing is if we don't assert on it.
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it's because if the test fail it will show up 🧠 clever right?? 😁
That is not what we want to test here. This is purely about being able to send messages. The telemetry messages are not specified anywhere. |
Co-authored-by: David <dvdplm@gmail.com>
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OK so this time it is fixed. I added a test that effectively
The issue was that the span's parenting is done not when the span are entered but when the spans are created. Example of a correct span parenting:
Span parenting doesn't work when entering, this is wrong:
To fix the issue in substrate I removed
TelemetrySpanfrom sc-service'sConfiguration. The user will need to create theTelemetrySpanduring the substrate node initialization. It will be less convenient for them but it's simpler and the spans will behave as you would expect.polkadot companion: paritytech/polkadot#2382