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[Load Tests] Added load testing foundation and markdown file guide - #65
Updated run_local_isolated script to use the supabase CLI installed inside the project
Updated the running the app section of README.md, to be easier to understand
Updated the testing.md with load test info
Added load-testing.md focused on explaining load testing and how to interact with it
Added JMeter test plan with tests for a singular endpoint
Added accounts.csv so that tests can be carried out locally
Added workflows to cover smoke and full load tests
Added check_results.py, which fails the CI run when error rate or p95 responce time exceeds its limits
Updated gitignore to cover the files created by JMeter that wont be commited
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added scheduled full load tests and pull-request smoke tests for the development API, with response-time and error-rate checks and downloadable reports.
Emails sent only to reserved test domains are now skipped.
Bug Fixes
Media downloads retry transient failures, helping them complete more reliably.
Documentation
Expanded testing and development guides with load-testing instructions and shared versus isolated setup details.
Chores
Excluded generated load-test files and reports from version control.
Updated the testing.md with load test info
Added load-testing.md focused on explaining load testing and how to interact with it
Added JMeter test plan with tests for a singular endpoint
Added accounts.csv so that tests can be carried out locally
Added workflows to cover smoke and full load tests
Added check_results.py, which fails the CI run when error rate or p95 responce time exceeds its limits
Updated gitignore to cover the files created by JMeter that wont be commited
The pull request adds a JMeter load-test plan, result checker, and GitHub Actions workflows. It documents load testing and isolated development, updates Supabase CLI invocation in scripts, filters email to reserved test domains, and adds retries to media downloads.
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JMeter Load Testing
Layer / File(s)
Summary
JMeter plan and account lifecycle tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx
The plan checks for leftover accounts, creates test accounts, exercises authenticated application endpoints, and attempts account cleanup. It records results and errors.
Result checks and automated runs tests/load/check_results.py, .github/workflows/load-test.yml, .github/workflows/load-smoke-test.yml, .github/workflows/load-full-test.yml, .gitignore
The checker evaluates error-rate and p95 limits. The reusable workflow runs the plan, handles unsuccessful-run cleanup, and uploads artifacts. Smoke and scheduled workflows supply different settings. Generated test artifacts are ignored.
Load-test setup and usage guidance docs/load-testing.md, docs/testing.md, CLAUDE.md
The guides document JMeter setup, plan behavior, commands, results, automated runs, and troubleshooting. The testing guide and documentation index link to the load-test guide.
Development Setup
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Development modes and local tooling README.md, scripts/run_local_isolated.sh, scripts/e2e.sh, scripts/seed.sh
The README distinguishes shared remote development from isolated development with local emulators and documents local reset steps. The scripts invoke Supabase commands through npx.
sequenceDiagram
participant GitHub_Actions
participant JMeter
participant Firebase_Auth
participant Development_API
participant Results_Checker
participant Artifact_Storage
GitHub_Actions->>JMeter: Run the configured test plan
JMeter->>Firebase_Auth: Create and sign in test accounts
JMeter->>Development_API: Create profiles, issue browsing requests, and delete app users
JMeter-->>GitHub_Actions: Write result and report files
GitHub_Actions->>Results_Checker: Check configured error-rate and p95 limits
GitHub_Actions->>Artifact_Storage: Upload available report and result files
LoadingMerge Risk: Moderate · up to 67758
Resolve the web lint failure and account-cleanup gaps before merging. Interrupted or overlapping load tests can leave test data behind or delete another run's accounts, while incomplete response validation can let a reduced workload pass.
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Unverified concern: The full run requests exactly 100 new accounts, equal to the Firebase hourly per-IP limit stated in this workflow. It leaves no quota headroom for a preceding smoke run or another signup from the runner's IP.
Validation was inconclusive.
Potential consequence: Some full-run signups are rejected by quota, so the scheduled or manual load test cannot reach its requested size.
Condition requiring verification: The full run starts within an hour of a smoke or retried load run sharing its outbound IP.
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/load-full-test.yml around lines 17 - 18:
Adjust the `users` value in the full-run workflow so the requested account count
leaves headroom below the stated Firebase hourly per-IP limit; retain the
full-run behavior while avoiding a request that consumes the entire quota.
🟡 Minor · Correct the load-testing guide: the teardown does not delete a… · load-testing.md:815-819
Correct the load-testing guide: the teardown does not delete a Firebase login that has no app user.
The guide says a login saved after profile creation fails is removed by cleanup. That is not true. TEARDOWN | Delete app user calls /me/delete. That handler looks up the app user first and rejects the request when none exists, so it never reaches the Firebase delete. The login stays in Firebase Auth.
The backend's daily unfinished-signup sweep removes these logins later. The guide does not mention the sweep or any other Firebase-only recovery step. The "Cleanup only" path also calls /me/delete, so it fails for these logins too.
Change the sentence so it states the actual behavior:
📝 Suggested correction
- is **saved anyway**, and cleanup deletes it.+ is **saved anyway**. The teardown cannot delete it, because `/me/delete` rejects a login with no app user. The backend's daily unfinished-signup sweep deletes it later.
The same false assurance appears in the save-account script at tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx:198, which logs "saving anyway so it gets cleaned up". Update that message to match.
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Review comment at @docs/load-testing.md around lines 815 - 819:
Update the “Profile failed” explanation to state that the saved Firebase login
is not removed by teardown because `/me/delete` rejects requests without an app
user, and that the backend’s daily unfinished-signup sweep deletes it later.
Update the save-account script’s “saving anyway so it gets cleaned up” message
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🟡 Minor · Exclude failed-profile accounts from /me measurement. · compass-testPlan.jmx:196-207
Exclude failed-profile accounts from /me measurement.
A failed profile request leaves no application user, so /me returns 404 for that account throughout its thread. These failures distort the /me measurement even though the setup error-rate check also fails. Keep failed accounts for teardown, but provide only successfully profiled accounts to the /me reader and reset that reader file with the other test data.
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Review comment at @tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx around lines 196 - 207:
Update the account-saving logic around `prev.isSuccessful()` so failed-profile
accounts remain available for teardown but are excluded from the account file
read by the `/me` measurement. Write only successfully profiled accounts to that
reader file, and reset it alongside the other test data.
🟡 Minor · Make teardown failures fail the results check. · load-test.yml:104-108
The full workflow allows a 1% error rate. One failed teardown among 100 accounts can therefore pass check_results.py, while the current cleanup gate skips because JMeter succeeded. The proposed workflow-only condition does not cover this case.
Treat any TEARDOWN | error as a failed check, then run cleanup when that check fails.
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--- tests/load/check_results.py+++ tests/load/check_results.py
@@
problems = []
for label, s in stats.items():
- if s["error_rate"] > max_error_rate:+ if label.startswith("TEARDOWN |") and s["error_rate"] > 0:+ problems.append(f"{label}: teardown error rate {s['error_rate']:.1f}% is not zero")+ elif s["error_rate"] > max_error_rate:
problems.append(f"{label}: error rate {s['error_rate']:.1f}% is over {max_error_rate}%")
--- .github/workflows/load-test.yml+++ .github/workflows/load-test.yml
@@
- name: Check results
+ id: check
run: python3 check_results.py results/results.jtl --max-error-rate "$MAX_ERROR_RATE" --max-p95 "$MAX_P95"
- # tearDown normally deletes the accounts. This only runs if JMeter crashed or the job was cancelled.+ # tearDown normally deletes the accounts. This runs if JMeter or the results check fails.
- name: Clean up accounts if the test didn't finish
- if: always() && steps.jmeter.outcome != 'success'+ if: always() && (steps.jmeter.outcome != 'success' || steps.check.outcome != 'success')
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Update check_results.py so any nonzero error rate for a TEARDOWN-labeled result
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Review comments at @README.md:
- Around line 297-298: Update the isolated setup documentation around `yarn
test:db:reset` and `yarn dev:isolated` to clarify that database-seeded users may
not exist in Firebase and are unsuitable for sign-in flows; do not claim the
reset keeps Firebase and the database in sync. Preserve the documented ability
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Review comments at @tests/load/check_results.py:
- Around line 52-53: Update the p95 validation condition for TEST-labeled
results to remove the sample-count threshold, so every TEST result set is
checked against max_p95 regardless of s["count"].
- Around line 65-68: Update the sample validation after load_samples in the
checker to count distinct participating account or thread identifiers among
samples whose labels start with TEST_LABEL_PREFIX, and fail when that count is
below USERS. Do not use the total number of matching samples as the
participation count.
---
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/load-full-test.yml:
- Around line 17-18: Adjust the `users` value in the full-run workflow so the
requested account count leaves headroom below the stated Firebase hourly per-IP
limit; retain the full-run behavior while avoiding a request that consumes the
entire quota.
Review comments at @.github/workflows/load-test.yml:
- Around line 104-108: Update check_results.py so any nonzero error rate for a
TEARDOWN-labeled result fails the check, regardless of the configured maximum
error rate. In the load-test workflow, identify the Check results step and run
account cleanup when either JMeter or that results check fails.
Review comments at @docs/load-testing.md:
- Around line 815-819: Update the “Profile failed” explanation to state that the
saved Firebase login is not removed by teardown because `/me/delete` rejects
requests without an app user, and that the backend’s daily unfinished-signup
sweep deletes it later. Update the save-account script’s “saving anyway so it
gets cleaned up” message to describe the same behavior.
Review comments at @tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx:
- Around line 196-207: Update the account-saving logic around
`prev.isSuccessful()` so failed-profile accounts remain available for teardown
but are excluded from the account file read by the `/me` measurement. Write only
successfully profiled accounts to that reader file, and reset it alongside the
other test data.
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docs/testing.md
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- README ---'
nl -ba README.md | sed -n '270,330p'printf'%s\n''--- reset and launcher ---'
nl -ba scripts/test_db_reset.sh
nl -ba scripts/run_local_isolated.sh | sed -n '1,90p'printf'%s\n''--- seed and firebase paths ---'
rg -n -F -e 'seedUser' -e 'seedDbUser' -e 'firebaseSignUp' -- tests/e2e/utils tests/e2e
nl -ba tests/e2e/utils/firebaseUtils.ts | sed -n '60,105p'
nl -ba tests/e2e/utils/seedDatabase.ts | sed -n '145,190p'printf'%s\n''--- package commands and isolated references ---'
rg -n -F -e '"dev:isolated"' -e '"test:db:reset"' -e 'synchronized' -e 'synchron' -- package.json README.md scripts docs tests
Repository: CompassConnections/Compass
Length of output: 12325
Correct the isolated setup synchronization claim.
yarn test:db:reset seeds database users before dev:isolated starts Firebase. If Firebase is unavailable, the seed creates database-only users. The README therefore cannot promise that resetting the database keeps Firebase and the database in sync.
This does not prevent the documented user from signing up and browsing synthetic profiles, but it makes seeded users unsuitable for flows that require sign-in. Update the README to state this limitation, or change the launcher and setup lifecycle so Firebase is running before seeding. Do not add a second yarn emulate command without coordinating process ownership, because dev:isolated already starts Firebase and could cause port conflicts.
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Update the isolated setup documentation around `yarn test:db:reset` and `yarn
dev:isolated` to clarify that database-seeded users may not exist in Firebase
and are unsuitable for sign-in flows; do not claim the reset keeps Firebase and
the database in sync. Preserve the documented ability to sign up and browse
synthetic profiles.
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- head documentation contract ---'
nl -ba docs/load-testing.md | sed -n '1055,1115p'printf'%s\n''--- merge-base checker ---'
git show d90363b18ab1cc82356e26f1afcc95e4d75976b9:tests/load/check_results.py | nl -ba | sed -n '1,90p'printf'%s\n''--- merge-base workflows ---'forfin .github/workflows/load-test.yml .github/workflows/load-smoke-test.yml .github/workflows/load-full-test.yml;doprintf'%s\n'"--- $f ---"
git show "d90363b18ab1cc82356e26f1afcc95e4d75976b9:$f"2>&1| nl -ba | tail -n 45
doneprintf'%s\n''--- comparison for checker/workflow wiring ---'
git diff --unified=3 d90363b18ab1cc82356e26f1afcc95e4d75976b9 5e72f4fec84ecd7465ccb3a88f1b66e3803f058e -- tests/load/check_results.py .github/workflows/load-test.yml .github/workflows/load-smoke-test.yml
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Length of output: 15334
Apply the p95 limit to every TEST result set.
The checker skips p95 validation when a TEST label has fewer than 20 samples. Therefore, 18 successful /me samples at 5000 ms produce PASS despite the smoke limit of 2000 ms.
Remove the s["count"] >= 20 condition.
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Update the p95 validation condition for TEST-labeled results to remove the
sample-count threshold, so every TEST result set is checked against max_p95
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Validate the expected number of participating accounts or threads.
When fewer accounts exist than USERS, JMeter can stop excess threads at CSV EOF. The checker only requires one TEST | sample, so a run with fewer participating threads can still pass.
Do not compare total TEST | samples with USERS unless the test plan guarantees one sample per account. Validate distinct participating account or thread identifiers instead.
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Update the sample validation after load_samples in the checker to count distinct
participating account or thread identifiers among samples whose labels start
with TEST_LABEL_PREFIX, and fail when that count is below USERS. Do not use the
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Minor · Stop a second local run from deleting the first run's accounts. · load-testing.md:185-187
docs/load-testing.md:185-187 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff
Stop a second local run from deleting the first run's accounts.
Two runs started from tests/load/ both use created_accounts.txt. If the second run starts while the first run is active, its leftover check (tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx:28-43) fails the run and zeroes its thread counts. Teardown group "3 - Delete accounts" (tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx:644-660) still runs. It reads every listed row and deletes those accounts, so the first run loses them.
Keying the file by runId does not fix this. The leftover check would then miss accounts from killed runs.
Use an exclusive lock that the operating system releases when the process ends:
Acquire the lock before the leftover check in group 0 reads the file. Hold it until the run ends. Test ownership by holding a lock on an open file handle. Do not treat the existence of a lock file as proof that a run is active.
If the lock is not available, stop this run before any group that reads or writes created_accounts.txt. Gate teardown and the other readers of the file on the lock result, so this run never reaches cleanup.
Leave the leftover check and teardown unchanged for the run that holds the lock.
A crashed run releases its lock. The next run then sees its listed accounts through the leftover check and recovers them.
This lock covers runs on the same machine. Runs on separate machines do not share the file.
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Review comment at @docs/load-testing.md around lines 185 - 187:
Add an OS-managed exclusive lock around the `created_accounts.txt` lifecycle,
acquired before the group 0 leftover check and held until the load run ends.
Gate every reader and writer, including the “3 - Delete accounts” teardown, on
successful lock ownership so a competing run cannot access the file; preserve
the existing recovery and cleanup behavior for the lock holder.
Nitpick comments: 1
backend/email/emails/functions/send-email.ts: 1
57-58: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Move the reserved-domain list to the constants file.
isTestDomainAddress in backend/email/emails/functions/send-email.ts defines the reserved domains inline. Move the domain and suffix lists to a constants file, then import them here. This keeps the policy in one place and follows the repository convention.
As per path instructions: "Flag any hardcoded strings; they should be in the constants file."
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Review comment at @backend/email/emails/functions/send-email.ts around lines 57
- 58:
Move the reserved domain and suffix lists used by isTestDomainAddress into the
repository’s constants file, export them, and import them in send-email.ts; keep
the existing domain-matching behavior unchanged.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @docs/load-testing.md:
- Around line 185-187: Update the runId description to remove the claim that
each run gets a fresh ID and cannot encounter account conflicts. Document its
default format and CI derivation, explain that matching runIds produce matching
emails and usernames and can lead to EMAIL_EXISTS, and describe the relevant
leftover-account behavior and how to use a distinct local -JrunId value.
Review comments at @tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx:
- Around line 294-301: Add a JSONPathAssertion for `$.id` to the `/me` sampler
so a missing ID fails the sample and is counted by the checker's error-rate
limit; leave the existing extractor and browsing guard unchanged.
- Around line 225-232: Move the `file.append` that records the new account to
run after the signup response provides `authToken` and before the
`create-user-and-profile` sampler. Record the initial account data there, then
update `profileCreated` in a later step after the profile request completes.
- Around line 66-71: Update the default value for the runId Argument in the
JMeter test plan to include year and month as well as day and time, so IDs do
not repeat across months. Keep the resulting run ID short enough that generated
usernames remain within 25 characters.
- Around line 779-784: Update the teardown IfController condition in the JMeter
test plan so Firebase account deletion runs only when signedIn is "true" and
profileCreated is "false"; remove the condition that also runs teardown when the
preceding /me/delete request fails. Rename the controller to reflect the
no-profile condition and remove any post-processor check made unnecessary by
this narrower condition.
Review comments at @web/scripts/fetch-media.mjs:
- Line 108: Add AbortSignal as a readonly browser global in the ESLint globals
configuration alongside AbortController so the fetch-media script passes
no-undef linting.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @docs/load-testing.md:
- Around line 185-187: Add an OS-managed exclusive lock around the
`created_accounts.txt` lifecycle, acquired before the group 0 leftover check and
held until the load run ends. Gate every reader and writer, including the “3 -
Delete accounts” teardown, on successful lock ownership so a competing run
cannot access the file; preserve the existing recovery and cleanup behavior for
the lock holder.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @backend/email/emails/functions/send-email.ts:
- Around line 57-58: Move the reserved domain and suffix lists used by
isTestDomainAddress into the repository’s constants file, export them, and
import them in send-email.ts; keep the existing domain-matching behavior
unchanged.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
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sed -n '82,94p' .github/workflows/load-test.yml
sed -n '25,47p' tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx
sed -n '125,145p' tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx
Repository: CompassConnections/Compass
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sed -n '69p' tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx
echo"--- ddHHmmss occurrences in current plan ---"
rg -n -F 'ddHHmmss' tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"--- merge base commit ---"
git cat-file -t d90363b18ab1cc82356e26f1afcc95e4d75976b9 ||echo"base commit unavailable"echo"--- base doc ---"
git show d90363b18ab1cc82356e26f1afcc95e4d75976b9:docs/load-testing.md > /tmp/base-load-testing.md 2>/dev/null && rg -n -F 'can never cause' /tmp/base-load-testing.md ||echo"base doc or sentence absent"echo"--- current doc ---"
rg -n -F 'can never cause' docs/load-testing.md ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Correct the runId collision claim in the load-test docs.
The default runId is ddHHmmss, which has only second resolution and no month. Two local runs that start in the same second create the same account emails and usernames. CI passes the last five digits of GITHUB_RUN_ID plus the attempt number, so CI runs can also share a runId. The doc sentence that says a fresh ID prevents EMAIL_EXISTS is therefore false.
📝 Suggested fix
--- "a/docs/load-testing.md"+++ "b/docs/load-testing.md"@@ -182,9 +182,13 @@
| username | `loadUser<runId>x<n>` | `loadUser28120940x1` |
| name | `Load Test <n>` | `Load Test 1` |
-- `<n>` is the thread number. `<runId>` is the `runId` property, by default the day, hour, minute and second the run- started (`ddHHmmss`). CI passes its own. A fresh ID every run means an overlapping run, or leftovers from an earlier- one, can never cause `EMAIL_EXISTS` or a taken username.+- `<n>` is the thread number. `<runId>` is the `runId` property. By default, it is the day, hour, minute and second the+ run started (`ddHHmmss`). CI passes the last five digits of `GITHUB_RUN_ID`, followed by `GITHUB_RUN_ATTEMPT`, so CI+ runs can share a `runId`. Two runs with the same `runId` create the same emails and usernames. Local runs that start+ in the same second share a `runId`, and such runs can fail with `EMAIL_EXISTS` when their accounts exist at the same+ time. Leftover accounts in the same working directory stop the run before it creates accounts. The setup check+ deletes them, so run again afterwards. Leftover accounts from another working directory with the same `runId` can also+ cause `EMAIL_EXISTS`. Pass a distinct `-JrunId=<value>` to give a local run its own accounts.
- `example.com` is reserved for testing (RFC 2606) and can't receive mail. The API's `sendEmail` skips such addresses,
so creating accounts sends no welcome emails (once the API with that check is deployed).
- Usernames are cut to 25 characters, and the API cleans names (no emoji or symbols, at most 30 characters, no staff
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-`<n>` is the thread number. `<runId>` is the `runId` property, by default the day, hour, minute and second the run
started (`ddHHmmss`). CI passes its own. A fresh ID every run means an overlapping run, or leftovers from an earlier
one, can never cause `EMAIL_EXISTS` or a taken username.
-`<n>` is the thread number. `<runId>` is the `runId` property. By default, it is the day, hour, minute and second the
run started (`ddHHmmss`). CI passes the last five digits of `GITHUB_RUN_ID`, followed by `GITHUB_RUN_ATTEMPT`, so CI
runs can share a `runId`. Two runs with the same `runId` create the same emails and usernames. Local runs that start
in the same second share a `runId`, and such runs can fail with `EMAIL_EXISTS` when their accounts exist at the same
time. Leftover accounts in the same working directory stop the run before it creates accounts. The setup check
deletes them, so run again afterwards. Leftover accounts from another working directory with the same `runId` can also
cause `EMAIL_EXISTS`. Pass a distinct `-JrunId=<value>` to give a local run its own accounts.
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Review comment at @docs/load-testing.md around lines 185 - 187:
Update the runId description to remove the claim that each run gets a fresh ID
and cannot encounter account conflicts. Document its default format and CI
derivation, explain that matching runIds produce matching emails and usernames
and can lead to EMAIL_EXISTS, and describe the relevant leftover-account
behavior and how to use a distinct local -JrunId value.
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ddHHmmss repeats every month. If an earlier run left an account and its created_accounts.txt row was lost, a run starting at the same day, hour, minute and second reuses that email. Signup then fails with EMAIL_EXISTS. Add year and month to the default. Usernames stay within 25 characters.
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Review comment at @tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx around lines 66 - 71:
Update the default value for the runId Argument in the JMeter test plan to
include year and month as well as day and time, so IDs do not repeat across
months. Keep the resulting run ID short enough that generated usernames remain
within 25 characters.
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rg -n 'created_accounts\.txt|Firebase Signup|Save account for test and teardown|Clean up accounts' tests/load .github/workflows
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set -e
echo"=== HEAD jmx 100-240 ==="
nl -ba tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx | sed -n '100,240p'echo"=== BASE jmx post-processor region ==="
git show d90363b18ab1cc82356e26f1afcc95e4d75976b9:tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx | nl -ba | sed -n '200,240p'echo"=== workflow cleanup ==="
nl -ba .github/workflows/load-test.yml | sed -n '90,110p'echo"=== independent Firebase enumeration / other writers ==="
rg -n -i 'listUsers|list_users|listAccounts|firebase.*(list|enumerat)|created_accounts' --glob '!*.lock'.||test"$?" -eq 1
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Record each new account before its profile request.
The append at compass-testPlan.jmx:228-230 runs only after the profile POST at lines 168-185. If JMeter stops after Firebase signup but before that append, the account is missing from created_accounts.txt. Teardown, the leftover check, and the workflow cleanup do not see it. If the profile was created, backend/api/src/sweep-unfinished-signups.ts skips it because a users row exists. The account then stays in Firebase and the database. Write the row right after the signup response, and record the profile result in a later step.
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Move the file.append so it runs after the signup extractor sets authToken, and before the create-user-and-profile sampler. Set profileCreated in a second step, after the profile sampler has run.
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Move the `file.append` that records the new account to run after the signup
response provides `authToken` and before the `create-user-and-profile` sampler.
Record the initial account data there, then update `profileCreated` in a later
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The $.id extractor falls back to NOT_FOUND without failing the sample. A /me response with the expected name and HTTP 200 but no id therefore passes. The If /me returned the account guard then skips all browsing samples, and the checker can still report PASS.
Add a JSONPathAssertion on $.id to the /me sampler. A missing id then fails that sample, and the checker's error-rate limit applies to it.
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Review comment at @tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx around lines 294 - 301:
Add a JSONPathAssertion for `$.id` to the `/me` sampler so a missing ID fails
the sample and is counted by the checker's error-rate limit; leave the existing
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sed -n '633,865p' tests/load/compass-testPlan.jmx
sed -n '1,120p' backend/api/src/delete-me.ts
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Stop deleting the Firebase login when app deletion fails for an account with a profile.
The Firebase teardown runs when /me/delete fails, even when profileCreated is "true". /me/delete deletes the users row at backend/api/src/delete-me.ts:66 before it deletes the Firebase account. If that statement fails, the row stays. The Firebase login is the only credential that can retry /me/delete. Deleting it orphans the row.
Recording the Firebase delete only when profileCreated is "false" does not prevent this. The email stays in created_accounts.txt for the current run. On the next run, sign-in returns INVALID_LOGIN_CREDENTIALS. The "Signed in, or already deleted" assertion then counts the account as deleted, and the final group removes it from the file.
Run the Firebase teardown only when no profile exists:
🐛 Suggested fix
- <IfController guiclass="IfControllerPanel" testclass="IfController" testname="If there is no profile, or /me/delete failed" enabled="true">- <stringProp name="IfController.condition">${__groovy(vars.get("signedIn") == "true" && (vars.get("profileCreated") == "false" || !ctx.getPreviousResult().isSuccessful()))}</stringProp>+ <IfController guiclass="IfControllerPanel" testclass="IfController" testname="If there is no profile" enabled="true">+ <stringProp name="IfController.condition">${__groovy(vars.get("signedIn") == "true" && vars.get("profileCreated") == "false")}</stringProp>
With this change, the post-processor check is not needed. The Firebase step then runs only when profileCreated is "false", so its success always records an account with no app data. A login whose users row was already removed stays in Firebase. This happens when /me/delete fails after line 66, for example if deleteUserFiles throws. Later runs keep that account in created_accounts.txt and fail its /me/delete check. Such accounts need manual cleanup.
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Update the teardown IfController condition in the JMeter test plan so Firebase
account deletion runs only when signedIn is "true" and profileCreated is
"false"; remove the condition that also runs teardown when the preceding
/me/delete request fails. Rename the controller to reflect the no-profile
condition and remove any post-processor check made unnecessary by this narrower
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web/eslint.config.mjs lists browser globals such as fetch and AbortController but not AbortSignal. The .mjs script keeps no-undef active, so yarn lint in web/ reports AbortSignal as undefined and exits non-zero. Add the global to the list.
[error] 108-108: ESLint failed during yarn lint: 'AbortSignal' is not defined (no-undef).
GitHub Actions: CI / Lint & Typecheck
[error] 108-108: ESLint: 'AbortSignal' is not defined. (no-undef) The yarn lint command failed.
GitHub Check: Lint & Typecheck
[failure] 108-108:
'AbortSignal' is not defined
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Add AbortSignal as a readonly browser global in the ESLint globals configuration
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Description
Updated run_local_isolated script to use the supabase CLI installed inside the project
Updated the running the app section of README.md, to be easier to understand
Updated the testing.md with load test info
Added load-testing.md focused on explaining load testing and how to interact with it
Added JMeter test plan with tests for a singular endpoint
Added accounts.csv so that tests can be carried out locally
Added workflows to cover smoke and full load tests
Added check_results.py, which fails the CI run when error rate or p95 responce time exceeds its limits
Updated gitignore to cover the files created by JMeter that wont be commited
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