fix: strict driver teardown makes tests less flappy#1508
fix: strict driver teardown makes tests less flappy#1508
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This pull request aims to make the driver teardown stricter to reduce test flakiness, primarily by ensuring releaseAll is called during disposal. This is a positive change. The provided comment highlights that the implementation of releaseAll doesn't fully align with its updated, more descriptive documentation, as it currently doesn't abort active downloads or clean up associated partial files. A suggestion has been provided to improve releaseAll to make the teardown process as robust as intended. The other changes in the PR are minor and look fine.
| /** Stops all active downloads, drops all pending (queued) downloads and removes | ||
| * all partially downloaded files from storage. */ |
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This updated documentation is much clearer, but the implementation of releaseAll doesn't seem to fully match it. The function stops the queue but doesn't appear to abort active downloads or remove partially downloaded files.
To align with this comment and ensure a stricter teardown, releaseAll should probably iterate through this.keyToDownload, and for each task, call this.removeTask(). This would ensure tasks are aborted, triggering the cleanup of any partial files and releasing resources correctly.
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