Jakarta TCKs #33638
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#33523 was merged and CDI TCK 4.0.10 was released, so this PR is now rebased and ready. |
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Also adding @geoand for the testing stuff. |
Awesome, almost there now! :) |
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I always love this kind of cleanup! Moving reflection as high up as possible is such an enabler :) |
The Build Compatible Extension API specifies that classes added through `ScannedClasses` during `@Discovery` are always discovered types and therefore always beans. This requires a change in the type discovery implementation in the Quarkus ArC extension: all classes added through `ScannedClasses` are subject to an annotation transformation that adds a bean defining annotation (`@AdditionalBean`).
The Quarkus ArC extension assumes that the root application archive is always a bean archive. That doesn't necessarily have to be true per the CDI specification, but is useful in practice. Therefore, it needs to be fixed only in strict mode, which is what this commit does. By default, the root application archive is always a bean archive. In strict mode, the root application archive goes through the same scanning process as other application archives.
The Quarkus ArC extension used to discover bean archives that only contain qualifiers or interceptor bindings. This commit fixes that to also discover bean archives that only contain scopes.
… TCK This extension was used to activate/deactivate the CDI request context before/after each test. The Quarkus Arquillian adapter contains the exact same extension, so the one in MP Context Propagation TCK is useless.
Arquillian holds onto deployment-scoped (and container-scoped) objects until its end of life. That allows undeploying and redeploying without losing contextual data, but is also technically a memory leak. In case the deployment-scoped objects are large (which is the case in Quarkus, see `RunningQuarkusApplication`), this memory leak becomes very visible very soon. The Quarkus Arquillian adapter is only used to run TCKs for Jakarta and MicroProfile specifications, which don't need this capability. Also, the `RunningQuarkusApplication` is unusable after it is closed, so it makes no sense to keep it around. Hence, `QuarkusDeployableContainer` no longer stores the `RunningQuarkusApplication` into the deployment context directly; instead, it stores a holder object (`QuarkusDeployment`) that can safely be cleaned up after an Arquillian deployment is undeployed. That makes the Quarkus application unreachable and GC-able. Arquillian will keep piling up empty objects, which is still a memory leak, but one that doesn't hurt as much. This commit also fixes an ordering issue. Previously, the Arquillian adapter used to delete the Quarkus application directory _before_ shutting down the application, which could lead to errors. This commit switches the order: the app is shut down first and only then is it deleted.
This commit moves the code that looks up a test class from CDI into a dedicated delegate class. This class is loaded from the Quarkus CL and so the code can be written directly instead of reflectively. Additionally, the CDI lookup can now correctly instantiate a generic test class. Such bean cannot be looked up from CDI directly, because its set of bean types doesn't contain a `Class` object (it contains a `ParameterizedType` instead). This commit uses a naive approach for this (iterate through all beans), which is fine, because it's very uncommon.
- AtInject - CDI (Lite) - CDI Lang Model
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Issues should be gone now. The MP Context Propagation TCK used to fail because when refactoring the Arquillian adapter, I forgot to update possible consumers -- fortunately, the consumer in MP ConProp TCK was redundant, so I just deleted it. The MP LRA TCK used to fail because when refactoring the Arquillian adapter, I failed to transform all |
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✔️ The latest workflow run for the pull request has completed successfully. It should be safe to merge provided you have a look at the other checks in the summary. |
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Resolves #28558