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(Claude) Let the live-update test's own read of the page survive a Windows file swap - #394
test_live_update.py::TestLiveUpdate::test_an_update_during_page_load_is_not_absorbed fails now and then on the Windows cells. The failure has two parts: Page.goto: Timeout 30000ms exceeded, then PermissionError: [Errno 13] on the session page, raised from Page.close at teardown.
The error comes from the test's own code. The test holds the page's navigation in a route handler and polls the session page until the watch has rewritten it. That read is not guarded, and it races the watch's atomic_write_text (a temp file, then os.replace). On Windows, an open that lands during the swap raises PermissionError, which POSIX never does. When the read raises:
the handler raises with it, and the held route is never fulfilled;
Page.goto waits out its 30 s timeout;
Playwright re-raises the handler's error from Page.close.
Both CI tracebacks on record point at that read in hold.
The product code already handles this transient on both sides:
the writer retries os.replace (utils._replace_with_retry);
the live server opens and pins the file with the same retry (ArchiveServer's _pin_file).
The test's read was the only unguarded one.
The change (test only)
Red: the test makes its own first read of the page raise PermissionError on every platform. The read runs on the test's thread only; the watch conversion and the server read as usual. The test then asserts that this injected error was actually reached. On Linux this reproduces the CI failure exactly: goto timeout plus the teardown error.
Fix: the poll treats a PermissionError as "not rewritten yet" and keeps polling within its 20 s deadline.
The handler now fulfils the held route in a finally. Any future error in the handler then fails the test at once and names itself, instead of a 30 s goto timeout followed by a teardown error.
The injection stays in the test permanently, so every platform runs the Windows path.
Verification
At the red commit, the test fails with the CI signature: 1 failed, 1 error in 31.48s.
With the fix, it passes in 1.58 s.
With the fix's except PermissionError disabled, it fails in 1.30 s with the PermissionError named and no timeout. That shows the finally doing its job.
uv run pytest test/test_live_update.py -n0 -m browser: 25 passed.
Expanded coverage for page loading during a temporary file-access conflict. The test now verifies that polling encounters the conflict, the browser can receive stale page content during the rewrite, and navigation is released even if the test encounters an error.
The load-race test holds the page's navigation in a route handler and
polls the session page until the watch has rewritten it. On Windows an
`open` landing while `atomic_write_text` swaps the page in raises
PermissionError. The poll does not catch it, so the handler raises, the
route is never fulfilled, `Page.goto` times out after 30 s, and
`Page.close` re-raises the handler's error at teardown. A Windows CI
cell failed exactly that way.
The server and the writer already retry this transient; the test's
own read does not. The test now has its first read of the page raise
PermissionError on every platform, from the test's thread only, and
asserts the injection was reached. It fails until the poll outlasts
the error.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The poll now reads a PermissionError as "not rewritten yet" and keeps
polling under its 20 s deadline, as the server and the writer already
do for the same transient.
The handler also releases the held navigation in a `finally`. A held
route turned any error in the handler into a 30 s `Page.goto` timeout,
with the real error surfacing only at teardown from `Page.close`. Now
the error fails the test at once and names itself.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The live-update page-load race test now injects a one-time PermissionError during a page read. It retries while waiting for the rewritten page and checks that the error occurred and stale markup was served.
Changes: Live-update page-load race test
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Inject and verify a read failure test/test_live_update.py
The test patches Path.read_text to raise a one-time PermissionError on the target page. It retries while waiting for the rewritten page, releases the held navigation in a finally block, and asserts that the injected failure occurred and stale markup was served.
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What failed
test_live_update.py::TestLiveUpdate::test_an_update_during_page_load_is_not_absorbedfails now and then on the Windows cells. The failure has two parts:Page.goto: Timeout 30000ms exceeded, thenPermissionError: [Errno 13]on the session page, raised fromPage.closeat teardown.The error comes from the test's own code. The test holds the page's navigation in a route handler and polls the session page until the watch has rewritten it. That read is not guarded, and it races the watch's
atomic_write_text(a temp file, thenos.replace). On Windows, anopenthat lands during the swap raisesPermissionError, which POSIX never does. When the read raises:Page.gotowaits out its 30 s timeout;Page.close.Both CI tracebacks on record point at that read in
hold.The product code already handles this transient on both sides:
os.replace(utils._replace_with_retry);ArchiveServer's_pin_file).The test's read was the only unguarded one.
The change (test only)
PermissionErroron every platform. The read runs on the test's thread only; the watch conversion and the server read as usual. The test then asserts that this injected error was actually reached. On Linux this reproduces the CI failure exactly: goto timeout plus the teardown error.PermissionErroras "not rewritten yet" and keeps polling within its 20 s deadline.finally. Any future error in the handler then fails the test at once and names itself, instead of a 30 s goto timeout followed by a teardown error.The injection stays in the test permanently, so every platform runs the Windows path.
Verification
1 failed, 1 error in 31.48s.except PermissionErrordisabled, it fails in 1.30 s with thePermissionErrornamed and no timeout. That shows thefinallydoing its job.uv run pytest test/test_live_update.py -n0 -m browser: 25 passed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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