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This commit addresses an intermittent test failure in TestTargetObserver
with a mock panic error.
Problem:
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The original test TestTriggerUpdateTarget was a monolithic test that
cleared and recreated mock expectations mid-test execution. This created
a race condition:
1. Background goroutine in TargetObserver runs every 3 seconds, calling
broker.ListIndexes() and broker.DescribeCollection()
2. Test cleared all mock expectations at line 200 to prepare for next
phase
3. Test only re-mocked GetRecoveryInfoV2, leaving ListIndexes unmocked
4. If background goroutine triggered during this ~0.01s window (lines
200-213), it would call the unmocked ListIndexes() method, causing panic
and timeout
Error observed:
```
panic: test timed out after 10m0s
mock: I don't know what to return because the method call was unexpected.
Either do Mock.On("ListIndexes").Return(...) first, or remove the call.
```
Solution:
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Split the monolithic test into two independent test cases:
1. TestInitialLoad_ShouldNotUpdateCurrentTarget
- Tests that CurrentTarget remains empty during initial load
- Verifies the two-phase update mechanism works correctly
2. TestIncrementalUpdate_WithNewSegment
- Tests incremental updates when new segments arrive
- Properly sets up ALL required mocks before Eventually() calls
- Lines 241-242 now include ListIndexes and DescribeCollection mocks
Benefits:
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- Eliminates race condition entirely (no mid-test mock clearing)
- Better test isolation and maintainability
- Clearer test intent with descriptive names
- Tests can run independently and in parallel
- Follows FIRST principles (Fast, Isolated, Repeatable, Self-validating,
Timely)
Signed-off-by: Li Liu <li.liu@zilliz.com>