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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT instead of EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT in media flow tests.
We've only seen heap-use-after-free issues when the test continues to run after EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT failures. This may speculatively reduce the risk of flakes by aborting the test as soon as a failure happens. Ideally the peer connections would all close due to going out of scope making frame encoding after this point an impossibility. Bug: webrtc:15018 Change-Id: I69d8bcf0f76e3bfb591d2ea81b9e9f68b1f11ffe Reviewed-on: https://webrtc-review.googlesource.com/c/src/+/300481 Auto-Submit: Henrik Boström <hbos@webrtc.org> Commit-Queue: Henrik Boström <hbos@webrtc.org> Reviewed-by: Jeremy Leconte <jleconte@google.com> Commit-Queue: Jeremy Leconte <jleconte@google.com> Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/main@{#39782}
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@ -1039,7 +1039,7 @@ class PeerConnectionSimulcastWithMediaFlowTests
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}
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if (!outbound_rtp->frame_height.is_defined() ||
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*outbound_rtp->frame_height != frame_height) {
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// Sleep to avoid log spam when this is used in EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT().
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// Sleep to avoid log spam when this is used in ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT().
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rtc::Thread::Current()->SleepMs(1000);
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return false;
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}
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@ -1155,7 +1155,7 @@ TEST_F(PeerConnectionSimulcastWithMediaFlowTests,
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remote_pc_wrapper->WaitForConnection();
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// Wait until media is flowing.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 1u),
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 1u),
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kDefaultTimeout.ms());
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EXPECT_TRUE(OutboundRtpResolutionsAreLessThanOrEqualToExpectations(
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local_pc_wrapper, {{"", 1280, 720}}));
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@ -1190,7 +1190,7 @@ TEST_F(PeerConnectionSimulcastWithMediaFlowTests,
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// Wait until media is flowing on all three layers.
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// Ramp up time is needed before all three layers are sending.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 3u),
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 3u),
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kLongTimeoutForRampingUp.ms());
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EXPECT_TRUE(OutboundRtpResolutionsAreLessThanOrEqualToExpectations(
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local_pc_wrapper, {{"f", 320, 180}, {"h", 640, 360}, {"q", 1280, 720}}));
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@ -1242,7 +1242,7 @@ TEST_F(PeerConnectionSimulcastWithMediaFlowTests,
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remote_pc_wrapper->WaitForConnection();
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// Wait until media is flowing.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 1u),
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 1u),
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kDefaultTimeout.ms());
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// When `scalability_mode` is not set, VP8 defaults to L1T1.
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rtc::scoped_refptr<const RTCStatsReport> report = GetStats(local_pc_wrapper);
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// Wait until media is flowing, no significant time needed because we only
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// have one layer.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 1u),
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 1u),
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kDefaultTimeout.ms());
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// GetStats() confirms "L1T2" is used which is different than the "L1T1"
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// default or the "L3T3_KEY" that was attempted.
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// Wait until media is flowing on all three layers.
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// Ramp up time is needed before all three layers are sending.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 3u),
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 3u),
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kLongTimeoutForRampingUp.ms());
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EXPECT_TRUE(OutboundRtpResolutionsAreLessThanOrEqualToExpectations(
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local_pc_wrapper, {{"f", 320, 180}, {"h", 640, 360}, {"q", 1280, 720}}));
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// Wait until media is flowing. We only expect a single RTP stream.
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// We expect to see bytes flowing almost immediately on the lowest layer.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 1u),
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 1u),
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kDefaultTimeout.ms());
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// Wait until scalability mode is reported and expected resolution reached.
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// Ramp up time may be significant.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpWithRidAndScalabilityMode(
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpWithRidAndScalabilityMode(
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local_pc_wrapper, "f", "L3T3_KEY", 720),
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(2 * kLongTimeoutForRampingUp).ms());
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// Wait until media is flowing. We only expect a single RTP stream.
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// We expect to see bytes flowing almost immediately on the lowest layer.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 1u),
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 1u),
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kDefaultTimeout.ms());
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EXPECT_TRUE(OutboundRtpResolutionsAreLessThanOrEqualToExpectations(
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local_pc_wrapper, {{"", 1280, 720}}));
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// Since the standard API is configuring simulcast we get three outbound-rtps,
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// but only one is active.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 3u, 1u),
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 3u, 1u),
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kDefaultTimeout.ms());
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// Wait until scalability mode is reported and expected resolution reached.
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// Ramp up time is significant.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpWithRidAndScalabilityMode(
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpWithRidAndScalabilityMode(
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local_pc_wrapper, "f", "L3T3_KEY", 720),
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(2 * kLongTimeoutForRampingUp).ms());
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// Wait until media is flowing on all three layers.
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// Ramp up time is needed before all three layers are sending.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 3u),
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 3u),
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kLongTimeoutForRampingUp.ms());
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EXPECT_TRUE(OutboundRtpResolutionsAreLessThanOrEqualToExpectations(
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local_pc_wrapper, {{"f", 320, 180}, {"h", 640, 360}, {"q", 1280, 720}}));
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// Since the standard API is configuring simulcast we get three outbound-rtps,
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// but only one is active.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 3u, 1u),
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 3u, 1u),
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kDefaultTimeout.ms());
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// Wait until scalability mode is reported and expected resolution reached.
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// Ramp up time may be significant.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpWithRidAndScalabilityMode(
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpWithRidAndScalabilityMode(
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local_pc_wrapper, "f", "L2T2_KEY", 720 / 2),
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(2 * kLongTimeoutForRampingUp).ms());
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// terrible compared to other codecs.
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// TODO(https://crbug.com/webrtc/15006): Improve the ramp-up time and stop
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// giving this test extra long timeout.
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EXPECT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 3u),
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ASSERT_TRUE_WAIT(HasOutboundRtpBytesSent(local_pc_wrapper, 3u),
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(2 * kLongTimeoutForRampingUp).ms());
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EXPECT_TRUE(OutboundRtpResolutionsAreLessThanOrEqualToExpectations(
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local_pc_wrapper, {{"f", 320, 180}, {"h", 640, 360}, {"q", 1280, 720}}));
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