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sure/test/models/sync_test.rb
galuis116 2e55bbe294 fix(jobs): delegate recurring-transaction sync gate to Sync.for_family (#1975)
* fix(jobs): delegate recurring-transaction sync gate to Sync.for_family

`IdentifyRecurringTransactionsJob#family_has_incomplete_syncs?` hand-rolled
the list of provider `*_items` associations it polled — plaid, simplefin,
lunchflow, enable_banking, sophtron — missing nine other `Syncable`
provider concerns on `Family`: coinbase, binance, kraken, coinstats,
snaptrade, mercury, brex, indexa_capital, ibkr. When a sync on any of those
nine was in flight, the debounce gate fell through and
`RecurringTransaction::Identifier` ran against a partial dataset; the
follow-up re-enqueue then hit the `find_or_initialize_by` upsert path and
inherited the stale `occurrence_count`. Same drift pattern that bolted
sophtron on as the 5th entry (#591) was already an iteration of.

The maintainers' own `Sync.for_family` (sync.rb:61) already enumerates every
`*_items` association via `Family.reflect_on_all_associations(:has_many)`
filtered by inclusion of `Syncable` — exactly the helper the gate should
delegate to so the list cannot drift again.

- Add `Sync.any_incomplete_for?(family)` class method that wraps
  `for_family(family).incomplete.exists?`.
- Rewrite `family_has_incomplete_syncs?` to delegate. 14 lines → 1.
- New test file `test/jobs/identify_recurring_transactions_job_test.rb`
  covers in-flight Coinbase + Mercury (gate fires), idle (identifier runs),
  missing family, and superseded-by-newer-schedule.
- `test/models/sync_test.rb` gets 2 new tests pinning
  `any_incomplete_for?` against a provider `_items` sync and a
  family-itself sync.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test(jobs): stub Rails.cache.read for supersession test (NullStore in test env)

`Rails.cache` is `ActiveSupport::Cache::NullStore` in the Rails test env, so
the previous test's `Rails.cache.write(cache_key, @scheduled_at + 10, ...)`
was a no-op and `Rails.cache.read(cache_key)` returned `nil`. The
supersession short-circuit `return if latest_scheduled && latest_scheduled
> scheduled_at` then fell through, the job proceeded to invoke
`RecurringTransaction::Identifier`, and the Mocha
`.expects(:identify_recurring_patterns).never` failed in CI.

Switch to `Rails.cache.stubs(:read).with(cache_key).returns(...)` — the
same idiom `test/models/provider/twelve_data_test.rb:186-197` already uses
for the cache layer. Add an `assert_nil` on the bare `perform` return so
Minitest's assertion counter sees an explicit assertion (silences the
"missing assertions" warning).

No production-code change. Behavior under test is unchanged; only the test
mechanism for simulating "newer scheduled run already in cache" is fixed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-28 00:01:34 +02:00

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require "test_helper"
class SyncTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase
include ActiveJob::TestHelper
test "does not run if not in a valid state" do
syncable = accounts(:depository)
sync = Sync.create!(syncable: syncable, status: :completed)
syncable.expects(:perform_sync).never
sync.perform
assert_equal "completed", sync.status
end
test "runs successful sync" do
syncable = accounts(:depository)
sync = Sync.create!(syncable: syncable)
syncable.expects(:perform_sync).with(sync).once
assert_equal "pending", sync.status
sync.perform
assert sync.completed_at < Time.now
assert_equal "completed", sync.status
end
test "handles sync errors" do
syncable = accounts(:depository)
sync = Sync.create!(syncable: syncable)
syncable.expects(:perform_sync).with(sync).raises(StandardError.new("test sync error"))
assert_equal "pending", sync.status
sync.perform
assert sync.failed_at < Time.now
assert_equal "failed", sync.status
assert_equal "test sync error", sync.error
end
test "can run nested syncs that alert the parent when complete" do
family = families(:dylan_family)
plaid_item = plaid_items(:one)
account = accounts(:connected)
family_sync = Sync.create!(syncable: family)
plaid_item_sync = Sync.create!(syncable: plaid_item, parent: family_sync)
account_sync = Sync.create!(syncable: account, parent: plaid_item_sync)
assert_equal "pending", family_sync.status
assert_equal "pending", plaid_item_sync.status
assert_equal "pending", account_sync.status
family.expects(:perform_sync).with(family_sync).once
family_sync.perform
assert_equal "syncing", family_sync.reload.status
plaid_item.expects(:perform_sync).with(plaid_item_sync).once
plaid_item_sync.perform
assert_equal "syncing", family_sync.reload.status
assert_equal "syncing", plaid_item_sync.reload.status
account.expects(:perform_sync).with(account_sync).once
# Since these are accessed through `parent`, they won't necessarily be the same
# instance we configured above
Account.any_instance.expects(:perform_post_sync).once
Account.any_instance.expects(:broadcast_sync_complete).once
PlaidItem.any_instance.expects(:perform_post_sync).once
PlaidItem.any_instance.expects(:broadcast_sync_complete).once
Family.any_instance.expects(:perform_post_sync).once
Family.any_instance.expects(:broadcast_sync_complete).once
account_sync.perform
assert_equal "completed", plaid_item_sync.reload.status
assert_equal "completed", account_sync.reload.status
assert_equal "completed", family_sync.reload.status
end
test "failures propagate up the chain" do
family = families(:dylan_family)
plaid_item = plaid_items(:one)
account = accounts(:connected)
family_sync = Sync.create!(syncable: family)
plaid_item_sync = Sync.create!(syncable: plaid_item, parent: family_sync)
account_sync = Sync.create!(syncable: account, parent: plaid_item_sync)
assert_equal "pending", family_sync.status
assert_equal "pending", plaid_item_sync.status
assert_equal "pending", account_sync.status
family.expects(:perform_sync).with(family_sync).once
family_sync.perform
assert_equal "syncing", family_sync.reload.status
plaid_item.expects(:perform_sync).with(plaid_item_sync).once
plaid_item_sync.perform
assert_equal "syncing", family_sync.reload.status
assert_equal "syncing", plaid_item_sync.reload.status
# This error should "bubble up" to the PlaidItem and Family sync results
account.expects(:perform_sync).with(account_sync).raises(StandardError.new("test account sync error"))
# Since these are accessed through `parent`, they won't necessarily be the same
# instance we configured above
Account.any_instance.expects(:perform_post_sync).once
PlaidItem.any_instance.expects(:perform_post_sync).once
Family.any_instance.expects(:perform_post_sync).once
Account.any_instance.expects(:broadcast_sync_complete).once
PlaidItem.any_instance.expects(:broadcast_sync_complete).once
Family.any_instance.expects(:broadcast_sync_complete).once
account_sync.perform
assert_equal "failed", plaid_item_sync.reload.status
assert_equal "failed", account_sync.reload.status
assert_equal "failed", family_sync.reload.status
end
test "parent failure should not change status if child succeeds" do
family = families(:dylan_family)
plaid_item = plaid_items(:one)
account = accounts(:connected)
family_sync = Sync.create!(syncable: family)
plaid_item_sync = Sync.create!(syncable: plaid_item, parent: family_sync)
account_sync = Sync.create!(syncable: account, parent: plaid_item_sync)
assert_equal "pending", family_sync.status
assert_equal "pending", plaid_item_sync.status
assert_equal "pending", account_sync.status
family.expects(:perform_sync).with(family_sync).raises(StandardError.new("test family sync error"))
family_sync.perform
assert_equal "failed", family_sync.reload.status
plaid_item.expects(:perform_sync).with(plaid_item_sync).raises(StandardError.new("test plaid item sync error"))
plaid_item_sync.perform
assert_equal "failed", family_sync.reload.status
assert_equal "failed", plaid_item_sync.reload.status
# Leaf level sync succeeds, but shouldn't change the status of the already-failed parent syncs
account.expects(:perform_sync).with(account_sync).once
# Since these are accessed through `parent`, they won't necessarily be the same
# instance we configured above
Account.any_instance.expects(:perform_post_sync).once
PlaidItem.any_instance.expects(:perform_post_sync).once
Family.any_instance.expects(:perform_post_sync).once
Account.any_instance.expects(:broadcast_sync_complete).once
PlaidItem.any_instance.expects(:broadcast_sync_complete).once
Family.any_instance.expects(:broadcast_sync_complete).once
account_sync.perform
assert_equal "failed", plaid_item_sync.reload.status
assert_equal "failed", family_sync.reload.status
assert_equal "completed", account_sync.reload.status
end
test "clean marks stale incomplete rows" do
stale_pending = Sync.create!(
syncable: accounts(:depository),
status: :pending,
created_at: 25.hours.ago
)
stale_syncing = Sync.create!(
syncable: accounts(:depository),
status: :syncing,
created_at: 25.hours.ago,
pending_at: 24.hours.ago,
syncing_at: 23.hours.ago
)
Sync.clean
assert_equal "stale", stale_pending.reload.status
assert_equal "stale", stale_syncing.reload.status
end
test "ordered uses id as deterministic tie breaker" do
timestamp = Time.current.change(usec: 0)
older_id = SecureRandom.uuid
newer_id = SecureRandom.uuid
older_id, newer_id = [ older_id, newer_id ].sort
older_sync = Sync.create!(id: older_id, syncable: accounts(:depository), status: :completed, created_at: timestamp)
newer_sync = Sync.create!(id: newer_id, syncable: accounts(:connected), status: :completed, created_at: timestamp)
ordered_ids = Sync.where(id: [ older_sync.id, newer_sync.id ]).ordered.pluck(:id)
assert_equal [ newer_sync.id, older_sync.id ], ordered_ids
end
test "for_family includes syncable provider item associations from family reflections" do
family = families(:dylan_family)
syncable_item_associations = Family.reflect_on_all_associations(:has_many).select do |association|
association.name.to_s.end_with?("_items") &&
association.klass.included_modules.include?(Syncable)
rescue NameError
false
end
syncs = syncable_item_associations.filter_map do |association|
syncable = family.public_send(association.name).first
next unless syncable
Sync.create!(syncable: syncable, status: :completed)
end
assert syncs.any?, "Expected syncable provider item fixtures for this family"
assert_equal syncs.map(&:id).sort, Sync.for_family(family).where(id: syncs.map(&:id)).pluck(:id).sort
end
test "any_incomplete_for? fires on a Sync against any Syncable provider item association" do
family = families(:dylan_family)
Sync.for_family(family).incomplete.find_each(&:destroy)
assert_not Sync.any_incomplete_for?(family)
mercury_item = mercury_items(:one)
incomplete = Sync.create!(syncable: mercury_item, status: :pending)
assert Sync.any_incomplete_for?(family),
"any_incomplete_for? should report true for an in-flight Mercury sync"
incomplete.update!(status: :completed)
assert_not Sync.any_incomplete_for?(family)
end
test "any_incomplete_for? fires on a Sync against the family itself" do
family = families(:dylan_family)
Sync.for_family(family).incomplete.find_each(&:destroy)
assert_not Sync.any_incomplete_for?(family)
Sync.create!(syncable: family, status: :syncing)
assert Sync.any_incomplete_for?(family)
end
test "api error payload is present for failed syncs without raw error text" do
sync = Sync.create!(syncable: accounts(:depository), status: :failed)
assert_equal({ message: "Sync failed" }, sync.api_error_payload)
end
test "expand_window_if_needed widens start and end dates on a pending sync" do
initial_start = 1.day.ago.to_date
initial_end = 1.day.ago.to_date
sync = Sync.create!(
syncable: accounts(:depository),
window_start_date: initial_start,
window_end_date: initial_end
)
new_start = 5.days.ago.to_date
new_end = Date.current
sync.expand_window_if_needed(new_start, new_end)
sync.reload
assert_equal new_start, sync.window_start_date
assert_equal new_end, sync.window_end_date
end
end