grpc-swift/Tests/GRPCInProcessTransportTests/ClientServerWithMethods.swift

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import GRPCCore
import GRPCInProcessTransport
import Testing

@Suite("withGRPCServer / withGRPCClient")
struct WithMethods {
  @Test("Actor isolation")
  func actorIsolation() async throws {
    let testActor = TestActor()
    #expect(await !testActor.hasRun)
    try await testActor.run()
    #expect(await testActor.hasRun)
  }
}

fileprivate actor TestActor {
  private(set) var hasRun = false

  func run() async throws {
    let inProcess = InProcessTransport()

    try await withGRPCServer(transport: inProcess.server, services: []) { server in
      do {
        try await withGRPCClient(transport: inProcess.client) { client in
          self.hasRun = true
        }
      } catch {
        // Starting the client can race with the closure returning which begins graceful shutdown.
        // If that happens the client run method will throw an error as the client is being run
        // when it's already been shutdown. That's okay and expected so rather than slowing down
        // the closure tolerate that specific error.
        if let error = error as? RuntimeError {
          #expect(error.code == .clientIsStopped)
        } else {
          Issue.record(error)
        }
      }
    }
  }
}