AAP-88856 Add parallel CI job + directory scaffold for query-count-scale tests - #1110
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…ale tests Adds a new GitHub Actions job (query-count-scale) that runs in parallel with the existing tox matrix, targeting a new test_app/tests/query_count_scale/ directory via a dedicated py312-query-count-scale tox env. This env intentionally skips pytest-xdist since upcoming work (AAP-88875) will seed a single shared dataset per run instead of per-test DB transactions. Only a placeholder test is added here; real query-count-cutoff coverage lands in a follow-on story (AAP-88876). See epic AAP-88874 for full context. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds a database-backed resource-list query-count regression test. It runs in a dedicated Python 3.12 tox and GitHub Actions environment, separate from the default xdist-based test suite. ChangesQuery count scale testing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new benchmark does not verify that the response contains the seeded scale, so incomplete pagination or registration could let the N+1 behavior pass unnoticed. The PR is not merge-ready until the test asserts the expected resource count. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 93-95: Change the CI job’s permissions block from packages: write
to packages: read, or remove packages entirely if private package downloads do
not require it, while preserving contents: read and the job’s existing checkout,
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The new query-count-scale job only checks out code, installs deps via pip, runs tests, and uploads coverage artifacts -- it never publishes to GitHub Packages, so packages: write was unnecessary write access copied over from the existing tox job. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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…AAP-88287) Replaces the placeholder scaffold test with a real proof-of-concept: a single hard "N queries max" cutoff plus a non-empty-list sanity check, instead of the old 2-vs-20-object delta comparison used in PR ansible#1103. Validated locally: this test FAILS against current devel (29 queries for 27 resources -- the known AAP-88287 N+1 in ResourceDataField.to_representation()) and PASSES once PR ansible#1109's prefetch_related("content_object") fix is applied (verified by temporarily patching ansible_base/resource_registry/views.py locally and reverting -- that fix is not part of this commit). This test is EXPECTED TO FAIL until ansible#1109 merges to devel, same as PR ansible#1103's equivalent old-pattern test. Full shared/non-transactional seeding (AAP-88875) and the generalized, parameterized version of this coverage (AAP-88876) are tracked separately; this is a small, self-contained benchmark to validate the new pattern ahead of that infrastructure. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
The main py312/py312-sqlite/py312-in-files envs default to collecting test_app/tests recursively, which also picked up test_app/tests/query_count_scale/ -- duplicating its work in the main matrix (under -n auto/xdist) instead of running only in its own dedicated parallel job, and risking its committed (non-transactional) seeded data leaking into other tests run in the same xdist worker. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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In `@test_app/tests/query_count_scale/test_resource_list_query_count.py`:
- Around line 40-49: Update the scale regression test around
admin_api_client.get and the response assertions to request a page containing
the seeded 20 resources, then assert the serialized resource count matches that
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@coderabbitai Re: the "not merge-ready" risk note about not asserting the seeded resource count — this is intentional and already addressed in the follow-on PR. This PR (AAP-88856) is phase 1 of the new query-count-scale architecture: it just scaffolds the CI job/tox env and includes a small benchmark test seeding ~20 resources inline as a proof-of-concept for the new hard-cutoff pattern (see PR description). Phase 2 (AAP-88875, stacked on this branch — see larrymou9#1) replaces that inline seeding with a much larger shared, session-scoped dataset (~700+ resources) and deliberately changes this same test's assertion from "count == N seeded" to "count > 0". That's per explicit guidance from this session's design discussion: with a shared dataset that other tests may also add to, asserting a non-empty list (proof the seeding step worked) is the right check — an exact count would be brittle and isn't the point of the hard-cutoff pattern (the query-count assertion itself is what catches the N+1 regression, not the row count). So no code change needed here; this will resolve naturally once AAP-88875 lands on top. Flagging for human reviewers in case it's useful context. |
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@AlanCoding @john-westcott-iv — this is phase 1 (AAP-88856) of the new query-count-scale test architecture from our discussion with Elijah (see epic AAP-88874). CI is green other than the benchmark test, which is expected to fail until #1109 merges (documented in the PR description). Would appreciate a look when you have a moment — no rush given everything else going on. Follow-on phases (AAP-88875 shared data seeding, AAP-88876 generalized coverage) are ready to stack on top once this lands. |
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Summary
Phase 1 of AAP-88874 ("Create upstream performance test pipeline for regression coverage based on RBAC scaling issues faced in recent escalation"), tracked as AAP-88856.
query-count-scaleGitHub Actions job that runs on a single Python version (3.12) in parallel with the existingtoxjob matrix, so it can't extend current PR check times.py312-query-count-scaletox environment targeting a new, isolated test directory:test_app/tests/query_count_scale/.pytest-xdist(-n auto) — the planned architecture (AAP-88875) seeds one shared dataset per run rather than using per-test DB transactions, so xdist workers would multiply seeding cost instead of parallelizing it.Benchmark test (proves the new pattern actually catches regressions)
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test_resource_list_extra_fields_query_count_hard_cutoff, a small, self-contained proof-of-concept for the new hard-cutoff pattern ("a request to this endpoint must not exceed N queries" + "list must be non-empty"), replacing the old 2-vs-20-object delta comparison used in #1103, for the same known bug (AAP-88287).ResourceDataField.to_representation()doing a per-resourcecontent_objectquery). Validated locally:devel: FAILS — 29 queries for 27 resources (exceeds the 15-query cutoff).It'll go green once #1109 merges to
develand this branch is rebased — no further code changes expected in this file at that point.Full shared/non-transactional data seeding (AAP-88875) and the generalized, parameterized version of this coverage across more endpoints (AAP-88876) are tracked separately as follow-on stories under AAP-88874.