dograh/api/tests/test_active_calls.py
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"""Unit tests for the per-worker active-call registry (deploy draining).
The registry backs GET /api/v1/health/active-calls, which scripts/rolling_update.sh
(and a k8s preStop hook) polls to wait for live calls to finish before stopping a
worker. The guarantees that matter for draining: register/unregister are
idempotent, and the count only reaches zero when every registered run is gone.
"""
from api.services.pipecat import active_calls
def setup_function():
# Module-level state — start each test from an empty registry.
active_calls._active_run_ids.clear()
def test_starts_empty():
assert active_calls.active_call_count() == 0
def test_register_counts_distinct_runs():
active_calls.register_active_call(1)
active_calls.register_active_call(2)
assert active_calls.active_call_count() == 2
def test_register_is_idempotent():
# Registering the same run twice must not double-count, or the count could
# never drain to zero.
active_calls.register_active_call(1)
active_calls.register_active_call(1)
assert active_calls.active_call_count() == 1
def test_unregister_removes_run():
active_calls.register_active_call(1)
active_calls.register_active_call(2)
active_calls.unregister_active_call(1)
assert active_calls.active_call_count() == 1
def test_unregister_unknown_run_is_a_noop():
# discard() semantics: unregistering a run that was never registered (or was
# already removed) is safe and cannot push the count negative.
active_calls.unregister_active_call(999)
assert active_calls.active_call_count() == 0
def test_full_lifecycle_drains_to_zero():
active_calls.register_active_call(42)
assert active_calls.active_call_count() == 1
active_calls.unregister_active_call(42)
assert active_calls.active_call_count() == 0