fix(test): stop leaked coroutine scopes poisoning tests - #6683
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A full build reported BUILD SUCCESSFUL while the JUnit XML recorded a real failure, because Develocity test retry was configured with failOnPassedAfterRetry = false. Reproducing the underlying flake showed 5 of 10 runs failing, every one of them green. Two independent leaks let a coroutine outlive the test that started it and fail whichever test happened to run next: MeshUtilApplication.onCreate launches four best-effort init jobs on the real Dispatchers.Default, and Robolectric never calls onTerminate() to cancel them. The test body finishes in milliseconds while a background thread is still resolving the Koin graph against a torn-down environment; it throws, and because the SupervisorJob had no CoroutineExceptionHandler the failure escalated to the global uncaught handler. SupervisorJob already declares that a child's failure must not take down its siblings, so escalating to a process-level crash contradicted that intent — the handler completes it, and Logger.e still reports the failure. ScannerViewModel tests hand-build a ViewModel and call resetMain() without ever clearing it, so viewModelScope jobs survive every test. A job suspended on a real-dispatcher result (compose-resources resolves on an internal Dispatchers.Default scope) then resumes onto a Main that resetMain() has already unset, which throws. The window between resetMain() and the next setMain() is microseconds wide, which is why this flaked so rarely. Retry now fails the build when a test only passes on a retry, so an ordering flake can no longer be reported as success. Testing Performed: - :androidApp:testGoogleDebugUnitTest x10, counting <failure> elements in the JUnit XML rather than trusting the Gradle verdict: 5/10 failed before, 10/10 clean after. - Verified the ScannerViewModel leak with a temporary probe that armed a viewModelScope job in @BeforeTest and asserted in a later test that the previous test's job was cancelled: failed before the fix with a still-Active StandaloneCoroutine, passed after. Probe removed. - spotlessCheck detekt assembleGoogleDebug test allTests: green, with zero <failure>/<error> elements across all result XMLs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe application now logs uncaught background initialization failures and exposes explicit cancellation for tests. Robolectric and ViewModel tests cancel coroutine scopes during teardown. Develocity retries now fail the build when tests pass only after retry. ChangesTest lifecycle hardening
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds cancellation for application initialization and clears test ViewModels, but one teardown path does not wait for background children to finish. Work may therefore outlive Robolectric teardown and reintroduce cross-test failures, so cleanup should be synchronized before merging. Possibly related PRs
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In `@androidApp/src/main/kotlin/org/meshtastic/app/MeshUtilApplication.kt`:
- Around line 162-164: Update cancelBackgroundInit and the Robolectric teardown
paths to provide a test-only suspend cleanup operation that cancels
applicationScope and waits for all its children to complete, including
restoreInterruptedSessionsOnReconnect. Use this awaited cleanup from both
teardowns while keeping onTerminate non-blocking.
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androidApp/src/main/kotlin/org/meshtastic/app/MeshUtilApplication.ktandroidApp/src/test/kotlin/org/meshtastic/app/CoilImageLoaderLifecycleTest.ktandroidApp/src/test/kotlin/org/meshtastic/app/ShareMessageDeepLinkTest.ktbuild-logic/convention/src/main/kotlin/org/meshtastic/buildlogic/ProjectExtensions.ktfeature/connections/src/androidHostTest/kotlin/org/meshtastic/feature/connections/AndroidScannerViewModelBondingTest.ktfeature/connections/src/commonTest/kotlin/org/meshtastic/feature/connections/ScannerViewModelHarness.ktfeature/connections/src/commonTest/kotlin/org/meshtastic/feature/connections/ScannerViewModelTest.kt
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spotlessApply spotlessCheck detekt assembleDebug test allTests kmpSmokeCompilerun reported BUILD SUCCESSFUL while the JUnit XML recorded a real failure. Develocity test retry was configured withfailOnPassedAfterRetry = false, so an ordering flake that passed on retry was reported as success. Reproducing the underlying flake showed 5 of 10 runs failing — every one of them green. The cause was two independent coroutine leaks that let a job outlive the test that started it and fail whichever test happened to run next.🐛 Bug Fixes
MeshUtilApplication: don't escalate background-init failures to the global uncaught handler.onCreatelaunches four best-effort init jobs on the realDispatchers.Default, and Robolectric never callsonTerminate()to cancel them. The test body finishes in milliseconds while a background thread is still resolving the Koin graph (DiscoveryScanEngine→RadioController→CommandSenderImpl→PacketHandlerImpl) against a torn-down environment. It throws, and with noCoroutineExceptionHandleron the scope the failure reached the global uncaught handler and was attributed to an unrelated test.SupervisorJobalready declares that a child's failure must not take down its siblings, so escalating to a process-level crash contradicted that intent; the handler completes it andLogger.estill reports the failure.ScannerViewModeltests leaking their ViewModel.ScannerViewModelTestandAndroidScannerViewModelBondingTesthand-build a ViewModel and callDispatchers.resetMain()without ever clearing it, soviewModelScopejobs survive every test. A job suspended on a real-dispatcher result — compose-resources resolves on an internalDispatchers.Defaultscope — then resumes onto aMainthatresetMain()has already unset, which throws and surfaces asUncaughtExceptionsBeforeTeston the next test. The window betweenresetMain()and the nextsetMain()is microseconds wide, which is why this flaked so rarely.🛠️ Refactoring & Architecture
MeshUtilApplication.cancelBackgroundInit()(@VisibleForTesting) as the single shutdown seam, called byonTerminate()and by the two Robolectric tests that boot the real Application (CoilImageLoaderLifecycleTestexplicitly,ShareMessageDeepLinkTestimplicitly via the manifest).ScannerViewModelHarness.clearViewModel(viewModel)so the shared harness owns the teardown and any future test built on it inherits the fix.🧹 Chores
failOnPassedAfterRetry = true. Retry still isolates an ordering flake to one worker, but the build no longer reports success over a recorded<failure>. This will make genuinely flaky runs red rather than silently green, which may surface other latent flakes.Testing Performed
Judged by counting
<failure>elements inbuild/test-results/**/TEST-*.xml, never by the Gradle verdict — retry masking is exactly what hid the original bug.:androidApp:testGoogleDebugUnitTestx10: 5/10 failed before, 10/10 clean after. Every pre-fix failure reportedgradleExit=0. The failure moved betweenMapViewModelSitePlannerRequestTestandNavigationAssemblyTestacross runs — the signature of a cross-class leak landing on an innocent test.ScannerViewModelTest/AndroidScannerViewModelBondingTest: verified with a temporary probe that armed aviewModelScope.launch { awaitCancellation() }in@BeforeTestand asserted in a later test that the previous test's job was cancelled. Failed before the fix (StandaloneCoroutine{Active}), passed after. Probe removed before commit; no new test cases added.spotlessCheck detekt assembleGoogleDebug test allTests: green, with zero<failure>/<error>elements across all 685 result XMLs.MapViewModelSitePlannerRequestTestis back totests="3"(thetests="4"retry entry is gone).Note: the pre-existing
warmScanFailureStrings()helper is retained — it fixes the timing race those tests need for virtual-time cooldown assertions, but it is opt-in per test and never addressed the leak.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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