Summary
The Python RPC and WebSocket test scripts have weak error handling patterns that can mask failures and cause test processes to hang indefinitely.
Affected Files
1. rpc/rpc_test.py (Lines 20-22, 34-36)
Issue: Generic exception catching with no response validation.
except Exception as e:
print(f"Connection failed, Error: {str(e)}")
# Does not validate response JSON structure or check for RPC error fields
Impact: Tests can report "pass" even when the RPC endpoint returns error responses, because only connection-level failures are caught. RPC-level errors (e.g., {"error": {"code": -32000}}) are silently ignored.
Suggested fix:
- Validate response JSON has expected fields (
result, not error)
- Use
assert statements or a proper test framework (pytest)
- Check HTTP status codes explicitly
2. rpc/websocket_test.py (Lines 18-26)
Issue: Infinite loop with silent timeout swallowing.
while True:
try:
message = await asyncio.wait_for(ws.recv(), timeout=60)
print(json.loads(message))
except asyncio.TimeoutError:
pass # Silently continues — loop never exits naturally
except Exception as e:
break
Impact: If the WebSocket subscription produces no events, the test loops forever (each iteration waits 60 seconds then restarts). There is no maximum iteration count, no total timeout, and no success/failure exit criteria.
Suggested fix:
- Add a maximum number of iterations or a total elapsed time limit
- Define explicit success criteria (e.g., "received at least N events")
- Exit with appropriate exit code (0 for success, 1 for timeout/failure)
- Add
--timeout CLI argument for configurable test duration
General Recommendations
- Migrate both test files to use
pytest with proper assertions
- Add
sys.exit(1) on failure so CI/CD pipelines can detect test failures
- Add type checking for received JSON payloads
- Document expected test behavior in docstrings
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Summary
The Python RPC and WebSocket test scripts have weak error handling patterns that can mask failures and cause test processes to hang indefinitely.
Affected Files
1.
rpc/rpc_test.py(Lines 20-22, 34-36)Issue: Generic exception catching with no response validation.
Impact: Tests can report "pass" even when the RPC endpoint returns error responses, because only connection-level failures are caught. RPC-level errors (e.g.,
{"error": {"code": -32000}}) are silently ignored.Suggested fix:
result, noterror)assertstatements or a proper test framework (pytest)2.
rpc/websocket_test.py(Lines 18-26)Issue: Infinite loop with silent timeout swallowing.
Impact: If the WebSocket subscription produces no events, the test loops forever (each iteration waits 60 seconds then restarts). There is no maximum iteration count, no total timeout, and no success/failure exit criteria.
Suggested fix:
--timeoutCLI argument for configurable test durationGeneral Recommendations
pytestwith proper assertionssys.exit(1)on failure so CI/CD pipelines can detect test failuresGenerated by Health Monitor with Omni