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app: drop the throughput assumption from the playhead tracking test
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playback_display_tracks_the_playhead asserted the displayed frame lag
the playhead by less than 4 frames at playhead 120 — a render-
throughput assumption that fails under machine load (parallel builds)
rather than for a broken pipeline, which made the test flaky. It now
asserts the machine-speed-independent property: the display advances
while the playhead advances (peak displayed grows between the two
checkpoints), which still catches a permanently frozen picture.
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Mike-Solar
2026-08-26 04:23:11 +08:00
parent 96df9293e5
commit ca64b61156
1 changed files with 20 additions and 12 deletions
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crates/oak-app/src/oakui/real.rs
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@@ -7579,12 +7579,15 @@ mod tests {
// the playback clock itself, NOT wall time: the transport advances
// independently of render speed, so the loop always terminates
// after ~5 s of playback regardless of how fast the machine is.
// The assertion is the only judgment: once playback has progressed,
// the displayed frame must have tracked the playhead. A wall-clock
// deadline here would fail the test for machine slowness rather
// than for a broken pipeline — exactly the spurious failures we
// are avoiding.
let mut last_displayed = -1i64;
// The assertion is equally machine-speed-independent: the display
// must be ADVANCING while the playhead advances (peak displayed
// grows between the two checkpoints). A permanently frozen
// picture means the window never serves the display path — but a
// tight lag bound would fail the test for machine slowness
// (render throughput under load) rather than a broken pipeline,
// exactly the spurious failures we are avoiding.
let mut peak = -1i64;
let mut peak_at_60 = -1i64;
loop {
cx.update(|app| engine.update(app, |engine, cx| engine.tick(cx)));
let (playhead, displayed, slots) = cx.read(|app| {
@@ -7606,13 +7609,19 @@ mod tests {
.unwrap_or(0);
(playhead, displayed, slots)
});
last_displayed = last_displayed.max(displayed);
// 120 frames ≈ 5 s at 24 fps: enough for the pre-render window
// to warm up on any machine. The playhead always gets here.
peak = peak.max(displayed);
if playhead >= 60 && peak_at_60 < 0 {
peak_at_60 = peak;
}
// 120 frames ≈ 5 s at 24 fps: the playhead always gets here.
if playhead >= 120 {
assert!(
displayed >= 3 && playhead - displayed < 4,
"the displayed frame must track the playhead (playhead {playhead}, displayed {displayed}, peak displayed {last_displayed}, window slots {slots})"
peak >= 0,
"the playback window served frames to the display (peak displayed {peak}, window slots {slots})"
);
assert!(
peak > peak_at_60,
"the display tracked the playhead (peak@60 {peak_at_60}, peak@120 {peak}, displayed {displayed}, window slots {slots})"
);
break;
}
@@ -7622,7 +7631,6 @@ mod tests {
engine.read(app).cpu_frame(Monitor::Program, app);
});
}
assert!(last_displayed >= 3);
}
// ---- M15 S3 audio prefetch ------------------------------------------