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Fix broken queue mock. #160

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@ezula ezula commented Jan 30, 2025

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  • Refactor
    • Enhanced job tracking mechanism in queue management system.
    • Improved job execution with asynchronous handling.
    • Updated internal queue processing logic to track remaining jobs more accurately.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Addressed issues with the queue mock functionality in the "@zemble/bull" package.

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The changes involve modifications to the ZembleQueueMock class in the Bull queue implementation. A new private property jobsRemaining is introduced to track the number of jobs in the queue. The add method now increments this property when a job is added, while the #executeWorker method is updated to be asynchronous and decrement jobsRemaining after job execution. The tracking logic in related methods is adjusted to use the new property, improving job state management within the queue.

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File Change Summary
packages/bull/ZembleQueueMock.ts - Added private jobsRemaining: number property
- Updated #executeWorker method to be async
- Modified job tracking logic in add and related methods
.changeset/sixty-seals-give.md - Patched @zemble/bull package to fix queue mock issues

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  • Add methods to bull #151: The addition of the getDelayed method in the ZembleQueueMock class is related to the changes in the main PR, as both involve modifications to the ZembleQueueMock class, enhancing its functionality.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
packages/bull/ZembleQueueMock.ts (3)

28-28: Consider using a private class field for stronger encapsulation.

TypeScript's private modifier only provides compile-time privacy. Consider using the # prefix for runtime privacy guarantees:

-  private jobsRemaining = 0
+  #jobsRemaining = 0

97-104: LGTM! Consider using a cleaner decrement syntax.

The async/await changes and the placement in the finally block are correct. However, to maintain consistency with the codebase style:

-      this.jobsRemaining--
+      this.jobsRemaining -= 1

114-118: Consider using queueMicrotask for better job scheduling.

A few suggestions to improve this section:

  1. Use a cleaner increment syntax
  2. Replace setTimeout with queueMicrotask for more predictable timing
-    this.jobsRemaining++
-    setTimeout(async () => {
-      await this.#executeWorker(job)
-    }, 0)
+    this.jobsRemaining += 1
+    queueMicrotask(async () => {
+      await this.#executeWorker(job)
+    })
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Line range hint 152-156: LGTM! The promise resolution logic is correct.

The changes to use the new jobsRemaining property are consistent, and the promise resolution logic remains sound.

Also applies to: 162-163

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looks good 👍

@ezula ezula merged commit 5c6572f into main Jan 30, 2025
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@ezula ezula deleted the fix-zemble-queue-mock branch January 30, 2025 13:47
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