perf: stop hashing per-test event receivers during registration (data-driven tests 2.9x faster at 10k) - #6858
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[Arguments] implements ITestRegisteredEventReceiver, so every data-driven test pushed its attribute through the receiver dedup set. System.Attribute's Equals/GetHashCode reflect over fields and the attributes' hash codes collide, so registration was quadratic and allocated a FieldInfo[] per comparison. The registry also copy-on-write appended every receiver to per-type arrays that are never read for per-test receiver types. Per-test receivers (start/end/skipped/registered) are dispatched from each test's own objects, so they now only set the registry's presence flags. First/last scope receivers keep the existing dedup and storage.
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Refactor Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The refactor preserves receiver delivery while removing unnecessary hashing and storage overhead, with no identified merge-blocking risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Code ReviewThis PR optimizes One micro-optimization opportunity on the hot path this PR targets:
This is a minor efficiency note, not a correctness blocker — the PR is otherwise a solid, well-documented, and well-tested fix for the reflection-hashing hot path. |
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49-67: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the non-start callbacks in this registration test.
The test currently exercises and asserts only
ITestStartEventReceiver. IfRegisterPresencestops setting the end or skipped presence flag,InvokeTestEndEventReceiversAsyncorInvokeTestSkippedEventReceiversAsynccan return without invoking the receiver, and this test still passes. Add both interfaces and assert both receiver instances after each dispatch.
ITestRegisteredEventReceivercannot be asserted through this orchestrator path.TestFilterServiceinvokes it through a separateTestRegisteredContextpath, so do not add an unconnected direct callback invocation here.Suggested fix
- await orchestrator.InvokeTestStartEventReceiversAsync(context, CancellationToken.None); + await orchestrator.InvokeTestStartEventReceiversAsync(context, CancellationToken.None); await Assert.That(attribute.Calls).IsEqualTo(1); await Assert.That(instance.Calls).IsEqualTo(1); + + await orchestrator.InvokeTestEndEventReceiversAsync(context, CancellationToken.None); + await Assert.That(attribute.EndCalls).IsEqualTo(1); + await Assert.That(instance.EndCalls).IsEqualTo(1); + + await orchestrator.InvokeTestSkippedEventReceiversAsync(context, CancellationToken.None); + await Assert.That(attribute.SkippedCalls).IsEqualTo(1); + await Assert.That(instance.SkippedCalls).IsEqualTo(1); ... - private sealed class HashingForbiddenReceiverAttribute : Attribute, ITestStartEventReceiver + private sealed class HashingForbiddenReceiverAttribute : + Attribute, ITestStartEventReceiver, ITestEndEventReceiver, ITestSkippedEventReceiver { public int Calls { get; private set; } + public int EndCalls { get; private set; } + public int SkippedCalls { get; private set; } ... + public ValueTask OnTestEnd(TestContext context) + { + EndCalls++; + return ValueTask.CompletedTask; + } + + public ValueTask OnTestSkipped(TestContext context) + { + SkippedCalls++; + return ValueTask.CompletedTask; + } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/TUnit.UnitTests/EventReceiverRegistrationTests.cs`:
- Around line 49-67: Extend HashingForbiddenReceiverAttribute in
PerTestReceiversDoNotParticipateInReceiverDeduplication to implement
ITestEndEventReceiver and ITestSkippedEventReceiver, tracking EndCalls and
SkippedCalls. Dispatch InvokeTestEndEventReceiversAsync and
InvokeTestSkippedEventReceiversAsync after the start dispatch, and assert both
the attribute and class-instance receiver were called once for each callback.
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Extends the dedup-bypass test so a regression in RegisterPresence flag-setting for ITestEndEventReceiver or ITestSkippedEventReceiver is caught.
RegisterPresence now computes the EventTypes flags once and reports whether the receiver is a scope receiver via a ScopeEvents bitmask, replacing the separate IsScopeReceiver interface pass. The scope-interface list now lives only in the flags classifier.
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…vers RegisterPresence already sets the presence flags for every receiver before RegisterReceiver(s) stores it, so the store path no longer re-runs Classify. The precondition is documented and checked with a Debug.Assert.
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One architectural note for future maintainability (not a blocker): The set of "which interfaces are event receivers" is now independently enumerated in two places: Benchmarked numbers in the description (3,920ms → 1,355ms median at 10k data-driven tests) are consistent with the quadratic-to-linear change made here. Nice, well-documented fix. |
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Found while reproducing the numbers from meziantou's test framework benchmark, where TUnit's
DataDrivenscenario (one[Arguments]row per test) was ~50% slower thanBare.[Arguments]implementsITestRegisteredEventReceiver, soEventReceiverOrchestrator.RegisterReceiverspushed every test's attribute through the_initializedObjectsdedup set. That set used default equality, andSystem.Attribute.Equals/GetHashCodereflect over the attribute's fields. The[Arguments]hash codes collide, so each add compared against every earlier attribute: quadratic work, with aFieldInfo[]allocated per comparison. An allocation trace of 1,000 data-driven tests showed 32 MB ofFieldInfo[]fromAttribute.EqualsunderRegisterReceivers. On top of that,EventReceiverRegistrycopy-on-write appended every receiver to a per-interface array, which is also quadratic, and it stored arrays for start/end/skipped/registered receivers that nothing ever reads.Per-test receivers are dispatched from each test's own eligible objects (
context.GetTestStartReceivers(...)etc.). The registry only uses their presence flags. So:ILast*receivers are invoked for every registered instance.Benchmark
This uses meziantou's published harness, pointed at locally packed builds of
main(base) and this branch. It measures the wall clock of the MTP executable: 10 timed runs after 3 warm-ups, with the default HTML reporter on. Machine: Windows 11, .NET SDK 10.0.401.For reference,
Bare(no[Arguments]) with 10,000 tests is ~910 ms on the same machine. Before this change the data-driven cost grew superlinearly with test count.Tests
EventReceiverRegistrationTests.PerTestReceiversDoNotParticipateInReceiverDeduplication: a per-test receiver whoseEquals/GetHashCodethrow is still registered and invoked. It fails onmainand passes here.TUnit.UnitTests: 352/352 pass.TUnit.Engine.Tests:FirstEventReceiversRegressionTest,DynamicSkipReasonTestsandPartialInjectionFailure6554Testspass.TUnit.TestProjectevent-receiver classes (source-gen and--reflection): results matchmain.EventReceiverStageTests,EventReceiverTestsandLastTestEventReceiverTestsfail identically onmainwhen run in isolation, so those failures aren't caused by this change.Summary by CodeRabbit
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