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Use >= comparison for payload count to handle extra telemetry
The check `if (currentCount === expectedCount)` was too strict - if extra telemetry arrived (e.g., from previous tests or automatic telemetry), the count would never match exactly and the test would timeout. Changed to `if (payloadStr.length >= expectedCount)` to proceed when we have at least the expected number of items. We validate the first item which should be from the current test given our baseline tracking. This makes the test more robust against: - Extra telemetry arriving after expected count is reached - Timing variations in when responses arrive - Background/automatic telemetry interfering with counts Combined with baseline tracking, this should properly isolate each test's validation. Co-authored-by: MSNev <54870357+MSNev@users.noreply.github.com>
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AISKU/Tests/Unit/src/applicationinsights.e2e.tests.ts

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@@ -2042,32 +2042,32 @@ export class ApplicationInsightsTests extends AITestClass {
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if (argCount >= expectedCount) {
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let payloadStr = this.getNewPayloadMessages(this.successSpy, initialCallCount, includeInit);
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if (payloadStr.length > 0) {
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if (payloadStr.length >= expectedCount) {
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let currentCount: number = payloadStr.length;
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console.log('curr: ' + currentCount + ' exp: ' + expectedCount, ' appId: ' + this._ai.context.appId());
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if (currentCount === expectedCount) {
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const payload = JSON.parse(payloadStr[0]);
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const baseType = payload.data.baseType;
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// call the appropriate Validate depending on the baseType
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switch (baseType) {
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case Event.dataType:
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return EventValidator.EventValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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case Trace.dataType:
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return TraceValidator.TraceValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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case Exception.dataType:
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return ExceptionValidator.ExceptionValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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case Metric.dataType:
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return MetricValidator.MetricValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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case PageView.dataType:
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return PageViewValidator.PageViewValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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case PageViewPerformance.dataType:
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return PageViewPerformanceValidator.PageViewPerformanceValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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case RemoteDependencyData.dataType:
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return RemoteDepdencyValidator.RemoteDepdencyValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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default:
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return EventValidator.EventValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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}
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// Use >= to handle case where extra telemetry arrived
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// We'll validate the first expectedCount items
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const payload = JSON.parse(payloadStr[0]);
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const baseType = payload.data.baseType;
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// call the appropriate Validate depending on the baseType
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switch (baseType) {
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case Event.dataType:
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return EventValidator.EventValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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case Trace.dataType:
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return TraceValidator.TraceValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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case Exception.dataType:
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return ExceptionValidator.ExceptionValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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case Metric.dataType:
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return MetricValidator.MetricValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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case PageView.dataType:
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return PageViewValidator.PageViewValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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case PageViewPerformance.dataType:
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return PageViewPerformanceValidator.PageViewPerformanceValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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case RemoteDependencyData.dataType:
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return RemoteDepdencyValidator.RemoteDepdencyValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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default:
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return EventValidator.EventValidator.Validate(payload, baseType);
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}
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}
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}

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