WebServer concurrent REST and legacy HTML soak coverage
Summary¶
Run concurrent REST and legacy HTML traffic through the embedded WebServer to find release-blocking hangs, crashes, and shared-state regressions.
Beta 0.7.3 Classification¶
Release Gate. This is the live proof that the BUG-073 synchronization
work and the REST/legacy WebServer split hold under mixed request load. The
first release needs a short smoke budget; a longer soak budget can remain an
operator option.
Execution Plan¶
Historical release context: Beta 0.7.3 REST and Arr execution plan.
Acceptance Criteria¶
- [x] concurrent REST read traffic covers app, status, snapshot, transfers, shared files, uploads, servers, Kad, and logs
- [x] safe REST mutations run alongside reads without corrupting app state
- [x] legacy HTML requests run concurrently with REST requests
- [x] no WebServer session or bad-login state corruption appears under soak
- [x] app shutdown remains bounded after the soak
Completion Evidence¶
- Test commits:
f6cc0f9,75b4ce7,331f70d,fe6ee8c. - Command:
python -m emule_workspace test live-e2e --config Release --platform x64 --suite rest-api --rest-stress-budget soak. - Artifacts:
repos\emulebb-build-tests\reports\rest-api-smoke\20260506-184530-eMule-main-release;repos\emulebb-build-tests\reports\live-e2e-suite\20260506-184530-eMule-main-release\result.json. - Mixed soak completed 10997 requests with 0 failures, 0 timeouts, and 0 non-JSON native REST responses.
- The app closed cleanly after stress in 5418.439 ms.
Relationship To Other Items¶
- validates
BUG-073under live load - backs
CI-015