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/// \file Verify that status ordering rules are obeyed.
/// \ref doc/status_ordering.md

#include <memory>

#include "gtest/gtest.h"

#include <grpc/status.h>

#include "src/core/lib/gprpp/time.h"
#include "test/core/end2end/end2end_tests.h"

namespace grpc_core {
namespace {

// Client sends a request with payload, potentially requesting status early. The
// server reads and streams responses. The client cancels the RPC to get an
// error status. (Server sending a non-OK status is not considered an error
// status.)
CORE_END2END_TEST(CoreEnd2endTest, StreamingErrorResponse) {
  SKIP_IF_CHAOTIC_GOOD();
  auto c = NewClientCall("/foo").Timeout(Duration::Seconds(5)).Create();
  IncomingMetadata server_initial_metadata;
  IncomingMessage response_payload1_recv;
  c.NewBatch(1)
      .SendInitialMetadata({})
      .SendCloseFromClient()
      .RecvInitialMetadata(server_initial_metadata)
      .RecvMessage(response_payload1_recv);
  auto s = RequestCall(101);
  Expect(101, true);
  Step();
  s.NewBatch(102).SendInitialMetadata({}).SendMessage("hello");
  Expect(102, true);
  Expect(1, true);
  Step();
  s.NewBatch(103).SendMessage("world");
  // The success of the op depends on whether the payload is written before the
  // transport sees the end of stream. If the stream has been write closed
  // before the write completes, it would fail, otherwise it would succeed.
  // Since this behavior is dependent on the transport implementation, we allow
  // any success status with this op.
  Expect(103, AnyStatus());
  IncomingMessage response_payload2_recv;
  c.NewBatch(2).RecvMessage(response_payload2_recv);
  Expect(2, true);
  Step();
  EXPECT_FALSE(response_payload2_recv.is_end_of_stream());
  // Cancel the call so that the client sets up an error status.
  c.Cancel();
  IncomingCloseOnServer client_close;
  s.NewBatch(104).RecvCloseOnServer(client_close);
  Expect(104, true);
  Step();
  IncomingStatusOnClient server_status;
  c.NewBatch(3).RecvStatusOnClient(server_status);
  Expect(3, true);
  Step();
  EXPECT_FALSE(response_payload1_recv.is_end_of_stream());
  EXPECT_FALSE(response_payload2_recv.is_end_of_stream());
  EXPECT_EQ(server_status.status(), GRPC_STATUS_CANCELLED);
  EXPECT_TRUE(client_close.was_cancelled());
}

CORE_END2END_TEST(CoreEnd2endTest, StreamingErrorResponseRequestStatusEarly) {
  SKIP_IF_CHAOTIC_GOOD();
  auto c = NewClientCall("/foo").Timeout(Duration::Seconds(5)).Create();
  IncomingMetadata server_initial_metadata;
  IncomingMessage response_payload1_recv;
  IncomingStatusOnClient server_status;
  c.NewBatch(1)
      .SendInitialMetadata({})
      .SendCloseFromClient()
      .RecvInitialMetadata(server_initial_metadata)
      .RecvMessage(response_payload1_recv)
      .RecvStatusOnClient(server_status);
  auto s = RequestCall(101);
  Expect(101, true);
  Step();
  s.NewBatch(102).SendInitialMetadata({}).SendMessage("hello");
  Expect(102, true);
  Step();
  s.NewBatch(103).SendMessage("world");
  // The success of the op depends on whether the payload is written before the
  // transport sees the end of stream. If the stream has been write closed
  // before the write completes, it would fail, otherwise it would succeed.
  // Since this behavior is dependent on the transport implementation, we allow
  // any success status with this op.
  Expect(103, AnyStatus());
  // Cancel the call so that the client sets up an error status.
  c.Cancel();
  IncomingCloseOnServer client_close;
  s.NewBatch(104).RecvCloseOnServer(client_close);
  Expect(104, true);
  Expect(1, true);
  Step();
  EXPECT_EQ(server_status.status(), GRPC_STATUS_CANCELLED);
  EXPECT_TRUE(client_close.was_cancelled());
}

CORE_END2END_TEST(
    CoreEnd2endTest,
    StreamingErrorResponseRequestStatusEarlyAndRecvMessageSeparately) {
  SKIP_IF_CHAOTIC_GOOD();
  auto c = NewClientCall("/foo").Timeout(Duration::Seconds(5)).Create();
  IncomingMetadata server_initial_metadata;
  IncomingStatusOnClient server_status;
  c.NewBatch(1)
      .SendInitialMetadata({})
      .SendCloseFromClient()
      .RecvInitialMetadata(server_initial_metadata)
      .RecvStatusOnClient(server_status);
  auto s = RequestCall(101);
  Expect(101, true);
  Step();
  s.NewBatch(102).SendInitialMetadata({}).SendMessage("hello");
  IncomingMessage response_payload1_recv;
  c.NewBatch(4).RecvMessage(response_payload1_recv);
  Expect(102, true);
  Expect(4, true);
  Step();
  s.NewBatch(103).SendMessage("world");
  // The success of the op depends on whether the payload is written before the
  // transport sees the end of stream. If the stream has been write closed
  // before the write completes, it would fail, otherwise it would succeed.
  // Since this behavior is dependent on the transport implementation, we allow
  // any success status with this op.
  Expect(103, AnyStatus());
  // Cancel the call so that the client sets up an error status.
  c.Cancel();
  IncomingCloseOnServer client_close;
  s.NewBatch(104).RecvCloseOnServer(client_close);
  Expect(104, true);
  Expect(1, true);
  Step();
  EXPECT_EQ(server_status.status(), GRPC_STATUS_CANCELLED);
  EXPECT_TRUE(client_close.was_cancelled());
}

}  // namespace
}  // namespace grpc_core
