Fix timeout cancellation diagnostics - #6715
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe timeout flow now observes exceptions raised during cancellation, preserves non-routine exceptions, and includes their diagnostics in timeout results. Tests cover cancellation messages, routine cancellation, custom ChangesTimeout exception preservation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Timeout failures now retain diagnostics raised during cancellation while continuing to report the test as timed out. The covered cancellation and non-cancellation cases indicate no remaining merge-blocking risk. Poem
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Greptile SummaryThe PR preserves exceptions raised while timed-out tests handle cancellation while retaining timeout classification.
Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge. No blocking failure remains.
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| Filename | Overview |
|---|---|
| src/TUnit.Engine/Helpers/TimeoutHelper.cs | Observes cancellation-time failures during the grace period and retains non-routine exceptions inside the final timeout. |
| src/TUnit.Engine/Helpers/TimeoutDiagnostics.cs | Adds an explicitly observed execution exception to timeout diagnostic text. |
| src/TUnit.Engine/TUnitMessageBus.cs | Forwards timeout exceptions and diagnostic messages through the platform timeout state. |
| tests/TUnit.UnitTests/TimeoutHelperTests.cs | Covers preservation of custom cancellation diagnostics and suppression of routine cancellation. |
| tests/TUnit.Engine.Tests/Issue6688Tests.cs | Verifies host-visible timeout classification and diagnostic messages through the end-to-end runner. |
| tests/TUnit.TestProject/Bugs/_6688/TimeoutCancellationExceptionTests.cs | Supplies timeout scenarios covering custom operation cancellation, task cancellation, and non-cancellation failures. |
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participant Test
participant TimeoutHelper
participant MessageBus
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TimeoutHelper->>Test: Cancel after timeout
Test-->>TimeoutHelper: Throw diagnostic exception during grace period
TimeoutHelper->>TimeoutHelper: Preserve non-routine exception
TimeoutHelper-->>MessageBus: TimeoutException with diagnostic inner exception
MessageBus->>MTP: Timeout state with exception and explanation
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In `@src/TUnit.Engine/Helpers/TimeoutHelper.cs`:
- Line 99: Add a compatible internal message-and-inner-exception constructor to
the TimeoutException class so the throw in TimeoutHelper can compile while
preserving diagnosticMessage and exceptionToPreserve. Keep the existing TimeSpan
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Good fix overall — replacing the swallow-everything grace-period catch with ObserveExceptionDuringGracePeriodAsync is a real improvement, and the NET8/legacy split plus the new unit/E2E/TestProject coverage make the intended behavior verifiable. Three issues to address before merge:
1. TimeoutHelper.cs:94 — filter only excludes TaskCanceledException, not the base OperationCanceledException
var exceptionToPreserve = executionException is TaskCanceledException ? null : executionException;The stated intent is "routine Task cancellation adds no useful context; preserve exceptions explicitly thrown while handling cancellation." But the idiomatic .NET pattern cancellationToken.ThrowIfCancellationRequested() (used elsewhere in this repo's docs, e.g. method-data-source.md/aot.md) throws a plain OperationCanceledException, not TaskCanceledException — so it isn't filtered. Every test using that common pattern will now get a noisy TimeoutException with --- Task Status: Canceled ---\nTask exception:\n OperationCanceledException: The operation was canceled. appended, and a generic OperationCanceledException as InnerException, defeating the "no useful context" goal for the common case rather than just the Aspire-style custom-exception case.
Suggest filtering on the base type instead: executionException is OperationCanceledException ? null : executionException, and only override that when the caught exception carries a different message/type than a routine cancellation (which is effectively what the Aspire scenario already does — it constructs a distinct OperationCanceledException subtype/message). If the goal is specifically "preserve anything that isn't a bare same-token cancellation," consider comparing message content or exception identity rather than type name.
2. TUnitMessageBus.cs:157 — explanation text only surfaces OperationCanceledException-derived diagnostics
var cancellationException = unwrapped as OperationCanceledException
?? unwrapped.InnerException as OperationCanceledException;
if (cancellationException is not null and not TaskCanceledException)
{
explanation = $"{explanation}{Environment.NewLine}{cancellationException.Message}";
}If the exception thrown during cancellation handling is not an OperationCanceledException (e.g. a real Aspire diagnostics exception type, or any other custom exception), this cast fails and the short explanation string silently stays generic — even though TimeoutHelper already preserved it as InnerException. Issue6688Tests asserts against ErrorInfo.Message (this explanation string), so for any non-OperationCanceledException cause the PR's headline goal ("surfacing Aspire's resource diagnostics") won't actually show up in the primary displayed message, only in the buried inner exception. Since the test fixture happens to reuse OperationCanceledException with a custom message, this gap isn't caught by the new tests. Consider checking for any non-null preserved exception rather than narrowing to OperationCanceledException.
3. tests/TUnit.UnitTests/TimeoutHelperTests.cs:23 — test has a timing margin, not a hard guarantee
The test relies on: the CTS-cancellation callback (cancelledTcs) completing before executionTask finishes its catch block + Task.Delay(50) + rethrow. In practice there's a comfortable ~50ms margin since executionTask can't complete before that delay elapses, so this should be reliable in normal conditions — but under heavy CI scheduler/thread-pool contention it's theoretically possible for executionTask to observe completion before cancelledTcs.Task if delays stack up. Not blocking, but worth being aware of if this test ever shows intermittent flakiness in CI — a comment noting the reliance on that margin would help future debugging.
Nice to see the E2E coverage across reflection/AOT via TestMode — that's the right way to satisfy the dual-mode requirement for engine changes like this.
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Addressed latest review feedback in 9c2f65f, 99dc836, and 0d5e5ba; corrected one namespace false positive in efcad91:
Validation: 9 focused unit cases passed across net8.0/net9.0/net10.0; 3 engine regressions passed in all local modes. AOT variants remain CI-only by repository policy. |
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In `@src/TUnit.Engine/Helpers/TimeoutHelper.cs`:
- Line 109: Update IsRoutineCancellation in TimeoutHelper so custom
TaskCanceledException instances, including their inner exceptions, are
classified as diagnostic faults and preserved in exceptionToPreserve; only the
framework-default cancellation shape should be treated as routine. Add a
regression test covering a faulted executionTask with a custom
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Preserve exceptions thrown while a timed-out test handles cancellation, including Aspire's resource diagnostics. The timeout remains classified as a timeout, while its exception and message are forwarded to Microsoft Testing Platform.
Adds unit coverage for
TimeoutHelperand an end-to-end regression test covering reflection locally and Native AOT in CI.Related Issue
Fixes #6688
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dotnet test tests/TUnit.UnitTests/TUnit.UnitTests.csprojIssue6688Testsend-to-end test (reflection passed; AOT case is CI-only locally)TimeoutTests1andDefaultTimeoutClassificationTestsTUnit.TestProjectandTUnit.Engine.TestsAdditional Notes
The change is in the shared execution path and does not modify discovery, source-generator output, public APIs, or reflection usage.
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