[ECO-5009][CHA-RL1] Room ATTACH with retry

[sacOO7]

• Based on https://github.com/ably/ably-chat-js/blob/main/src/core/room-lifecycle-manager.ts
• Fixed [ECO-5009][CHA-RL1] Room ATTACH  #27

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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced AtomicCoroutineScope for managing coroutine operations with priority handling.
  • Added support for room lifecycle management through RoomLifecycleManager.
  • Implemented new interfaces and classes for handling room status and discontinuities.
  • Added a new assertWaiter function in test utilities for better testing capabilities.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced error handling in API methods and message validation.
  • Updated channel type references from Channel to AblyRealtimeChannel across multiple interfaces and classes.
  • Improved room status management with new listener methods and error reporting.

• Bug Fixes

  • Fixed error code handling in various methods to ensure accurate reporting.

• Documentation

  • Added unit tests for AtomicCoroutineScope to validate functionality.

• Dependencies

  • Updated ably and coroutine library versions for potential enhancements.

[ttypic]

I think it would be much better if the class were final. I can’t find any place where we inherit from it

[sacOO7]

Fixed 0aac6ed

[coderabbitai]

Actionable comments posted: 21

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (22)

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Timeserial.kt (1)

51-53: Consider enhancing the error message with more details.

The current error message "invalid timeserial" could be more descriptive to help with debugging. Consider including the invalid timeserial value and the expected format in the error message.

-                    ErrorInfo("invalid timeserial", HttpStatusCodes.InternalServerError, ErrorCodes.InternalError.errorCode),
+                    ErrorInfo(
+                        "Invalid timeserial format: '$timeserial'. Expected format: '<seriesId>@<timestamp>-<counter>[:index]'",
+                        HttpStatusCodes.InternalServerError,
+                        ErrorCodes.InternalError.errorCode
+                    ),

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Discontinuities.kt (1)

13-15: Consider clarifying the "promise" terminology in documentation

The documentation refers to a "promise" which is JavaScript terminology. In Kotlin, it would be clearer to use terms like "deferred value" or "async reference" to avoid confusion.

- * A promise of the channel that this object is associated with. The promise
- * is resolved when the feature has finished initializing.
+ * A reference to the channel that this object is associated with. The channel
+ * becomes available when the feature has finished initializing.

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Occupancy.kt (2)

64-72: Document the new lifecycle and error handling capabilities.

The class now implements additional interfaces and error handling, but lacks documentation explaining:

• The purpose of implementing ContributesToRoomLifecycleImpl and ResolvedContributor
• The scenarios when attachment/detachment errors might occur
• The relationship between the contributor and error handling properties

Add KDoc comments explaining these new capabilities:

+ /**
+  * Default implementation of Occupancy that contributes to room lifecycle management.
+  * Handles room attachment and detachment operations with specific error scenarios.
+  *
+  * @property messages The underlying messages implementation
+  * @property contributor Self-reference for lifecycle management
+  * @property attachmentErrorCode Error code used when room attachment fails
+  * @property detachmentErrorCode Error code used when room detachment fails
+  */
 internal class DefaultOccupancy(
     private val messages: Messages,
 ) : Occupancy, ContributesToRoomLifecycleImpl(), ResolvedContributor {

---

64-72: Consider implementing a retry strategy for attachment operations.

Given that this PR is titled "Roomlifecycle Attach with retry" and includes error handling for attachment failures, consider implementing a retry mechanism with exponential backoff for the attachment operation. This would align with the PR's objectives and improve reliability.

Key considerations for the retry strategy:

1. Maximum retry attempts
2. Backoff intervals
3. Conditions for permanent failure
4. Error reporting mechanism to the client

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ErrorCodes.kt (1)

6-7: Consider enhancing the enum with a description field.

The conversion to an enum class is a good improvement for type safety. Consider adding a description field to provide runtime-accessible error messages, which could be useful for logging and debugging.

-enum class ErrorCodes(val errorCode: Int) {
+enum class ErrorCodes(val errorCode: Int, val description: String) {

Then update the enum constants with their descriptions, for example:

MessagesAttachmentFailed(102_001, "The messages feature failed to attach")

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Rooms.kt (1)

66-67: Enhance error message and logging for better debugging.

While the error code handling is improved, consider enhancing the error message and adding debug logging to help troubleshoot option conflicts.

Consider applying this change:

-                    ErrorInfo("Room already exists with different options", HttpStatusCodes.BadRequest, ErrorCodes.BadRequest.errorCode),
+                    ErrorInfo(
+                        "Room '$roomId' already exists with different options. Existing: $${room.options}, Requested: $options",
+                        HttpStatusCodes.BadRequest,
+                        ErrorCodes.BadRequest.errorCode
+                    ).also {
+                        logger?.debug("Room option conflict", it)
+                    },

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Typing.kt (2)

81-82: LGTM! Well-structured room lifecycle integration.

The integration with room lifecycle management through ContributesToRoomLifecycleImpl and ResolvedContributor is well-structured, with proper error codes for attachment and detachment scenarios.

Consider adding KDoc comments for the lifecycle-related properties to document their purpose and usage.

Also applies to: 87-91

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Line range hint 93-106: Implementation needed for core typing functionality.

All core methods are currently marked as TODO. These methods are essential for the typing indicator functionality described in ECO-5009:

• subscribe: For listening to typing events
• get: For retrieving current typers
• start: For indicating user started typing
• stop: For indicating user stopped typing

Would you like me to help implement these methods based on the JavaScript implementation mentioned in the PR description? I can analyze the reference implementation and provide Kotlin equivalents.

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Presence.kt (1)

Line range hint 145-168: Critical: Implement TODO methods to prevent runtime exceptions.

All core presence functionality methods are currently marked with TODO. This could lead to runtime exceptions if these methods are called. Based on the PR objectives and the reference to the JavaScript implementation, these methods should be implemented.

Would you like me to help implement these methods based on the JavaScript implementation mentioned in the PR description? I can generate the implementation code or create a GitHub issue to track this task.

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ChatApi.kt (2)

90-91: LGTM! Consider enhancing error message clarity.

The error code usage has been correctly updated to match the new enum-based structure.

Consider making the error message more specific by including the actual key that caused the validation failure:

- "Metadata contains reserved 'ably-chat' key",
+ "Metadata contains reserved key 'ably-chat'. This key is reserved for internal use.",

---

101-102: Enhance error reporting for header validation.

While the error code usage is correct, the error handling could be more informative.

Consider these improvements:

- "Headers contains reserved key with reserved 'ably-chat' prefix",
+ "Headers contain key(s) with reserved prefix 'ably-chat': ${params.headers.keys.filter { it.startsWith(RESERVED_ABLY_CHAT_KEY) }.joinToString()}",

This would help developers identify exactly which header keys violated the constraint.

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomReactions.kt (1)

110-114: Consider adding input validation for roomId.

The roomId parameter is used to construct the channel name but lacks validation. Invalid characters or empty strings could cause issues.

Consider adding validation:

 internal class DefaultRoomReactions(
     roomId: String,
     private val clientId: String,
     realtimeChannels: AblyRealtime.Channels,
 ) : RoomReactions, ContributesToRoomLifecycleImpl(), ResolvedContributor {
+    init {
+        require(roomId.isNotBlank()) { "roomId cannot be blank" }
+        require(!roomId.contains("::")) { "roomId cannot contain '::'" }
+    }
 
     private val roomReactionsChannelName = "$roomId::\$chat::\$reactions"

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/AtomicCoroutineScope.kt (2)

71-84: Simplify exception handling in safeExecute

The nested try-catch blocks within safeExecute can be flattened to improve readability and maintainability. Handling exceptions at the innermost level is sufficient since exceptions will propagate appropriately.

Apply the following diff to simplify the safeExecute method:

@@ -71,14 +71,10 @@
     private suspend fun safeExecute(job: Job<*>) {
-        try {
-            scope.launch {
-                try {
-                    val result = job.coroutineBlock(this)
-                    job.deferredResult.complete(result)
-                } catch (t: Throwable) {
-                    job.deferredResult.completeExceptionally(t)
-                }
-            }.join()
-        } catch (t: Throwable) {
-            job.deferredResult.completeExceptionally(t)
-        }
+        scope.launch {
+            val result = job.coroutineBlock(this)
+            job.deferredResult.complete(result)
+        }.join()
+    }
+    catch (t: Throwable) {
+        job.deferredResult.completeExceptionally(t)
     }

---

12-16: Correct typos and improve documentation clarity

There are minor typographical errors and grammatical issues in the documentation comments that can be corrected for better readability.

Please make the following changes:

• Line 12: Change "thread safe" to "thread-safe".
• Line 13: Change "mutually exclusive" to "mutually exclusively".
• Line 15: Update the link text to match the linked article title, e.g., "See Concurrency in Kotlin Coroutines for more information."

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Room.kt (2)

97-100: Simplify logger property assignment

The constructor parameter val logger: LogHandler? and the private variable _logger are redundant. Consider removing _logger and using logger directly, or make logger a private property to avoid unnecessary duplication.

Apply this diff to simplify the logger usage:

 internal class DefaultRoom(
     override val roomId: String,
     override val options: RoomOptions,
     realtimeClient: RealtimeClient,
     chatApi: ChatApi,
-    val logger: LogHandler?,
+    private val logger: LogHandler?,
 ) : Room {

-    private val _logger = logger
     override val status = DefaultStatus(logger)

Then, update all references from _logger to logger.

---

100-100: Adjust naming conventions for private properties

The private properties _logger and _lifecycleManager use an underscore prefix. In Kotlin, it's more idiomatic to name private properties without the underscore. Consider renaming these variables to align with Kotlin naming conventions.

Apply this diff to rename the properties:

-private val _logger = logger
+private val logger = logger

-private var _lifecycleManager: RoomLifecycleManager? = null
+private var lifecycleManager: RoomLifecycleManager? = null

Ensure to update all references to these properties accordingly.

Also applies to: 136-136

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomStatus.kt (4)

48-63: Consider renaming NewRoomStatus for clarity

The interface NewRoomStatus represents an updated status that can be applied to the room. To enhance readability and convey intent more clearly, consider renaming it to RoomStatusUpdate or UpdatedRoomStatus.

---

69-69: Provide return type for onChangeOnce method

The onChangeOnce method currently does not return a Subscription, unlike onChange. Returning a Subscription would allow for the possibility to unregister the listener before the event occurs, providing consistency and flexibility.

Apply this diff to include the return type:

 interface InternalRoomStatus : RoomStatus {
     /**
      * Registers a listener that will be called once when the room status changes.
      * @param listener The function to call when the status changes.
      */
-    fun onChangeOnce(listener: RoomStatus.Listener)
+    fun onChangeOnce(listener: RoomStatus.Listener): Subscription

---

29-29: Document the usage of the returned Subscription

In the onChange method, it returns a Subscription, but there's no documentation explaining its purpose. Adding a brief description can help developers understand how to use it to unregister the listener.

Apply this diff to enhance the documentation:

 /**
  * Registers a listener that will be called whenever the room status changes.
  * @param listener The function to call when the status changes.
+ * @returns A Subscription object that can be used to unregister the listener.
  */
 fun onChange(listener: Listener): Subscription

---

215-221: Simplify setStatus helper method

The setStatus helper method creates an anonymous object implementing NewRoomStatus, which can be simplified. Consider defining a data class for NewRoomStatus to avoid unnecessary anonymous object creation and improve code readability.

First, define NewRoomStatus as a data class:

data class NewRoomStatus(
    override val status: RoomLifecycle,
    override val error: ErrorInfo? = null
) : RoomStatusUpdate

Then, update the setStatus method:

-fun setStatus(status: RoomLifecycle, error: ErrorInfo? = null) {
-    val newStatus = object : NewRoomStatus {
-        override val status: RoomLifecycle = status
-        override val error: ErrorInfo? = error
-    }
-    this.setStatus(newStatus)
+fun setStatus(status: RoomLifecycle, error: ErrorInfo? = null) {
+    this.setStatus(NewRoomStatus(status, error))
}

chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/AtomicCoroutineScopeTest.kt (1)

103-124: Excessive number of coroutines may impact test performance

The test launches 100,000 coroutines to simulate concurrent operations. This large number can cause high memory usage and slow down the test execution, potentially affecting CI/CD pipelines.

Consider reducing the number of coroutines to a more manageable amount that still effectively tests concurrency, such as 1,000.

Apply this change:

- // Concurrently schedule 100000 jobs from multiple threads
+ // Concurrently schedule 1000 jobs from multiple threads
withContext(Dispatchers.IO) {
-     repeat(1_00_000) {
+     repeat(1_000) {

Also, adjust assertions accordingly:

- assertWaiter { deferredResults.size == 1_00_000 }
+ assertWaiter { deferredResults.size == 1_000 }

- Assert.assertEquals((0..99_999).toList(), countedValues)
+ Assert.assertEquals((0..999).toList(), countedValues)

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomLifecycleManager.kt (1)

121-477: Refactor RoomLifecycleManager for Improved Maintainability

The RoomLifecycleManager class contains complex logic with deeply nested functions and control flow. This complexity can make the code difficult to read and maintain.

Consider refactoring the class by:

• Breaking down large functions into smaller, reusable functions.
• Reducing the nesting depth by simplifying conditional logic.
• Extracting helper classes or objects where appropriate.

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• chat-android/build.gradle.kts (1 hunks)
• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/AtomicCoroutineScope.kt (1 hunks)
• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ChatApi.kt (2 hunks)
• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Discontinuities.kt (1 hunks)
• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/EmitsDiscontinuities.kt (0 hunks)
• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ErrorCodes.kt (1 hunks)
• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Messages.kt (8 hunks)
• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Occupancy.kt (3 hunks)
• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Presence.kt (3 hunks)
• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Room.kt (3 hunks)
• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomLifecycleManager.kt (1 hunks)
• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomReactions.kt (4 hunks)
• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomStatus.kt (4 hunks)
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• chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Typing.kt (3 hunks)
• chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/AtomicCoroutineScopeTest.kt (1 hunks)
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chat-android/build.gradle.kts (1)

48-48: LGTM! Addition of coroutines dependency is appropriate.

The addition of the Coroutines Core dependency aligns well with the PR's objective of implementing retry functionality for Room ATTACH operations.

Let's verify the coroutines version compatibility:

✅ Verification successful

Coroutines dependency version 1.9.0 is compatible and actively used in the codebase

The verification confirms:

• Coroutines version 1.9.0 is properly defined in gradle/libs.versions.toml
• Extensive usage of coroutines throughout the codebase in both main and test sources
• Consistent usage patterns with Room and async operations

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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Timeserial.kt (1)

52-52: LGTM! Error code access pattern updated correctly.

The change to use ErrorCodes.InternalError.errorCode aligns with the codebase-wide standardization of error handling.

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Discontinuities.kt (2)

28-45: LGTM! Well-designed event emitter interface

The interface is well-structured with clear documentation. Good use of Kotlin's fun interface and proper subscription pattern for listener management.

---

1-55: Verify integration with Room ATTACH operation

Since this implementation is part of the Room ATTACH operation (ECO-5009), we should verify how the discontinuity handling integrates with the room lifecycle management.

✅ Verification successful

Let me gather more information about the integration by checking the RoomLifecycleManager implementation.

---

Let me check one more aspect to see how the discontinuity events are handled during the attach process.

---

Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:

Discontinuity handling properly integrated with Room lifecycle

The implementation shows proper integration with room lifecycle management:

• RoomLifecycleManager implements both HandlesDiscontinuity and EmitsDiscontinuities interfaces
• Discontinuity events are properly queued using _pendingDiscontinuityEvents during attach operations
• Events are only surfaced after successful channel attachment, preventing premature notifications
• Clear error handling and cleanup mechanisms are in place

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chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/TestUtils.kt (2)

7-10: LGTM: Required coroutine imports added.

The new imports are necessary and properly scoped for the coroutine functionality.

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57-66: Verify usage in room attachment tests.

Let's ensure this utility is being used appropriately in the room attachment tests.

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Occupancy.kt (3)

5-5: LGTM! Clear and explicit import alias.

The rename from Channel to AblyRealtimeChannel improves code clarity by making it explicit that we're using Ably's implementation.

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19-19: LGTM! Consistent type update.

The channel property type update aligns with the import rename and maintains the read-only nature of the property.

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Line range hint 74-81: Core functionality is not implemented.

The subscribe and get methods are marked with TODO, which means core occupancy functionality is missing. This could impact the room lifecycle management that this PR aims to implement.

Let's verify if there are reference implementations we can use:

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ErrorCodes.kt (1)

11-105: LGTM! Well-organized error codes structure.

The error codes are:

• Well-documented with clear comments
• Logically grouped by functionality (attachment, detachment, operations)
• Using consistent naming patterns
• Following a clear numbering scheme
• Including reserved ranges for future expansion

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Rooms.kt (2)

60-61: LGTM: Good addition of logging capability.

The addition of the logger parameter improves observability while following good practices by reusing the existing logger from clientOptions.

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58-62: Verify retry mechanism implementation in DefaultRoom.

The PR objectives mention implementing Room ATTACH with retry, but the retry mechanism isn't visible in this file.

Let's verify the retry implementation:

✅ Verification successful

Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response since I have found evidence of the retry mechanism implementation.

Room ATTACH retry mechanism is properly implemented in RoomLifecycleManager

The retry mechanism for Room ATTACH is implemented in RoomLifecycleManager.kt with the following key components:

• A doAttachWithRetry helper function that handles the attach operation with retry logic
• Automatic retry after suspension with a configurable retry duration (_retryDurationInMs = 250)
• Proper state management through RoomStatus transitions (Attaching -> Attached/Suspended/Failed)
• Suspended state automatically retries attachment after a delay, while Failed state requires manual intervention

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  $$$
  retry($$$) {
    $$$
  }
  $$$
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gradle/libs.versions.toml (2)

6-6: Verify Ably SDK update compatibility with room lifecycle changes.

The Ably SDK update from 1.2.43 to 1.2.44 appears to be a patch version change. Given that this PR implements room lifecycle functionality, we should verify if this version contains relevant fixes.

✅ Verification successful

Ably SDK update appears safe for room lifecycle changes

The version update from 1.2.43 to 1.2.44 is a patch version change, and based on the codebase analysis:

• The room lifecycle implementation is self-contained within the project
• The code uses Ably's channel API which is a stable interface
• Room attachment and lifecycle management is handled by internal implementations (RoomLifecycleManager, ContributesToRoomLifecycle, etc.)

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21-21: Review Coroutines version upgrade impact.

The Coroutines update from 1.8.1 to 1.9.0 is a minor version change that could introduce breaking changes. Since this PR implements retry mechanisms using coroutines, we should verify compatibility.

✅ Verification successful

Based on the shell script results, I can see that the codebase extensively uses coroutines for asynchronous operations, particularly in:

1. Room lifecycle management with retry mechanisms
2. Message handling and reactions
3. Presence management
4. Atomic coroutine scope implementations

The code shows well-structured usage of coroutines with proper error handling and retry mechanisms. The update from 1.8.1 to 1.9.0 is a minor version change, and looking at the implementation patterns, they align well with Kotlin coroutines best practices without using any deprecated or removed features.

Coroutines version 1.9.0 update is safe to proceed.

• The codebase uses standard coroutine patterns (suspend functions, withContext, launch, async)
• Retry mechanisms are implemented using basic coroutine primitives that are stable across versions
• No usage of experimental or deprecated coroutine APIs is found

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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Typing.kt (2)

5-5: LGTM! Clear and type-safe import alias.

The alias clearly indicates that we're using Ably's specific channel implementation, which improves code clarity and type safety.

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33-33: Verify the impact of the Channel type change.

The change from Channel to AblyRealtimeChannel makes the API more specific, but as this is a breaking change, we should verify all implementations and usages.

✅ Verification successful

Let me gather more information to verify the implementations of the Typing interface, as the previous pattern didn't capture them correctly.

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Based on the gathered information, I can now generate the final response:

The Channel type change is safely implemented across the codebase

• The AblyRealtimeChannel type is consistently used across all relevant files through proper import aliasing
• The only implementation of the Typing interface is DefaultTyping which already uses the correct type
• All channel-related utilities and tests are properly aligned with this type change

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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Presence.kt (5)

23-23: LGTM! Channel type update is consistent.

The change of channel property type to AblyRealtimeChannel is well-documented and maintains the interface's contract while being more specific about the implementation.

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135-140: Implementation of room lifecycle interfaces looks good.

The addition of ContributesToRoomLifecycleImpl and ResolvedContributor interfaces aligns with the PR objectives for implementing room lifecycle management.

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141-143: Error handling implementation is well-defined.

The error codes for attachment and detachment failures are properly specified using the new enum-based ErrorCodes system.

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8-8: Verify the Channel type change impact across the codebase.

The change from Channel to AblyRealtimeChannel suggests a move towards using Ably's specific implementation. This is aligned with the PR objectives for implementing room lifecycle management.

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Line range hint 135-168: Consider implementing presence methods with retry mechanism.

Since this PR is titled "Roomlifecycle Attach with retry" and references the JavaScript implementation, consider implementing these presence methods with a retry mechanism for better reliability, especially for operations like enter, leave, and update that interact with the Ably service.

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Consider implementing presence methods with exponential backoff retry mechanism

Based on the codebase analysis, implementing retry mechanism for presence operations would align with existing patterns:

• The Typing feature already implements retry intervals (PRESENCE_GET_RETRY_INTERVAL_MS = 1500 and PRESENCE_GET_RETRY_MAX_INTERVAL_MS = 30_000)
• The class inherits from ContributesToRoomLifecycleImpl which is designed for lifecycle management
• The presence operations (enter, leave, update) are critical for maintaining room state and should be resilient

Suggested implementation points:

• Add retry constants similar to the Typing feature
• Implement exponential backoff for presence operations
• Handle temporary network issues gracefully

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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/ChatApi.kt (1)

Line range hint 1-180: Verify room attachment implementation.

While the error handling improvements in this file are valuable, I don't see the implementation of the Room ATTACH operation mentioned in the PR objectives (ECO-5009).

Let's verify the implementation location:

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Room ATTACH operation with retry is properly implemented

The implementation of Room ATTACH operation with retry mechanism is present in RoomLifecycleManager.kt. Key components found:

• attach() method implementing the room attachment logic
• Retry mechanism with _retryDurationInMs (250ms) delay
• Proper handling of different states (Attached, Attaching, Suspended)
• Implementation of doAttachWithRetry helper function for retry operations

The error handling improvements in ChatApi.kt complement this implementation by providing robust error handling for the API operations.

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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomReactions.kt (5)

10-10: LGTM! Type alias change improves clarity.

The change from Channel to AblyRealtimeChannel enhances type safety and makes the code more explicit about its dependencies.

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24-24: LGTM! Interface property type update is consistent.

The channel property type update aligns with the import changes and maintains clear documentation.

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110-120: LGTM! Clean implementation of new interfaces and error handling.

The implementation properly integrates lifecycle management and typed error codes.

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145-145: LGTM! Improved error handling with proper error codes.

The error handling now uses the typed ErrorCodes enum and provides clear error messages with appropriate HTTP status codes.

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110-120: Verify retry mechanism implementation.

The PR objectives mention implementing Room ATTACH with retry, but the retry mechanism isn't immediately visible in this implementation.

Let's check for retry-related code:

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Retry mechanism is properly implemented

The implementation includes a comprehensive retry mechanism in RoomLifecycleManager.kt with the following key components:

• Automatic retry after suspension with a 250ms delay (_retryDurationInMs)
• doRetry method that handles channel reattachment attempts
• Proper state management during retries (Attaching → Attached/Suspended/Failed)
• Channel wind-down procedure for failed attachments
• Automatic retry after suspension, as documented in Room.kt

The retry implementation aligns with the PR objectives and matches the JavaScript implementation's behavior.

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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Messages.kt (6)

Line range hint 12-29: LGTM: Type standardization improves code clarity

The change from Channel to AblyRealtimeChannel improves type clarity and maintains consistency across the codebase. This aligns well with the room lifecycle management objectives.

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210-210: LGTM: Improved error code management

Using ErrorCodes.BadRequest.errorCode instead of direct error code values improves maintainability and reduces the risk of inconsistent error codes.

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Line range hint 262-293: LGTM: Consistent error handling in subscribe method

The error handling follows the standardized approach using ErrorCodes enum, maintaining consistency throughout the codebase.

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328-332: LGTM: Clear error handling for channel serial validation

The error handling for missing channel serial is well-structured with a clear error message and proper use of the error code enum.

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339-343: LGTM: Consistent error handling for attach serial validation

The error handling for missing attach serial follows the same well-structured pattern as the channel serial validation.

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Line range hint 228-248: LGTM: Room lifecycle implementation looks solid

The implementation of ContributesToRoomLifecycleImpl and ResolvedContributor properly handles room lifecycle management with clear error codes for attachment and detachment scenarios.

Let's verify the implementation of these interfaces across the codebase:

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Room lifecycle implementation is consistent across components

The verification shows that all components (Messages, Presence, Typing, Occupancy, and RoomReactions) consistently:

• Implement both ContributesToRoomLifecycleImpl and ResolvedContributor interfaces
• Define appropriate component-specific error codes for attachment and detachment scenarios
• Follow the same pattern for error handling

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detekt.yml (3)

102-102: LGTM: Coroutine-specific label exceptions.

The addition of 'async' and 'coroutineScope' to ignoredLabels is appropriate for the introduction of Kotlin Coroutines, preventing false positives in complexity analysis for coroutine-specific code blocks.

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993-993: LGTM: Logger naming exception.

Adding '_logger' to allowedNames for UnusedPrivateProperty is a standard practice for handling logger instances that might appear unused to static analysis tools.

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955-955: Consider the implications of allowing non-standard numeric grouping.

Enabling allowNonStandardGrouping might lead to inconsistent number formatting across the codebase. While this change might be necessary for specific cases, it could impact code readability.

Let's check if there are any non-standard numeric groupings in the codebase:

Consider documenting the reasoning for this change and establishing guidelines for when non-standard grouping should be used.

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Non-standard numeric groupings are used consistently and purposefully in the codebase

The codebase shows a clear and consistent pattern of using numeric groupings in specific scenarios:

• Error codes (e.g., 40_000, 102_001)
• Large test values (e.g., 1_00_000)
• Timeout/delay values (e.g., 10_000, 30_000)

The groupings actually enhance readability by making large numbers more digestible, particularly in cases of error codes and millisecond values. The usage appears intentional and well-structured rather than arbitrary.

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chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Room.kt (2)

154-155: Verify room initialization before setting status to Initialized

The room status is set to RoomLifecycle.Initialized in the init block, even though there are pending TODOs indicating that initialization may not be complete. Setting the status prematurely might lead to incorrect room states. Ensure all initialization steps are successfully completed before updating the room status.

Consider moving this.status.setStatus(RoomLifecycle.Initialized) to after all initialization logic is confirmed to be successful.

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103-110: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Ensure sequential execution in roomScope

While Dispatchers.Default.limitedParallelism(1) limits the number of coroutines that can run in parallel, it doesn't guarantee that coroutines will execute sequentially in the order they are launched. If sequential execution is required to prevent concurrency issues, consider using a single-threaded dispatcher or proper synchronization mechanisms.

Apply this diff to use a single-threaded context:

 private val roomScope =
-    CoroutineScope(Dispatchers.Default.limitedParallelism(1) + CoroutineName(roomId))
+    CoroutineScope(newSingleThreadContext("RoomScope-$roomId") + CoroutineName(roomId))

Note: Remember to properly manage and close the SingleThreadContext when it's no longer needed to avoid resource leaks. Alternatively, you can use Dispatchers.IO.limitedParallelism(1) or a CoroutineDispatcher that ensures tasks are executed sequentially.

chat-android/src/test/java/com/ably/chat/AtomicCoroutineScopeTest.kt (1)

251-286: Potential issue with cancelled operations still affecting state

In the test should cancel current+pending operations once scope is cancelled and continue performing new operations, after cancelling the atomicCoroutineScope, you directly start a new operation without re-initializing or ensuring the scope is in a clean state.

Ensure that the atomicCoroutineScope is capable of handling new operations after cancellation without unintended side effects. Verify that the internal state is reset appropriately before scheduling new operations.

chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/RoomLifecycleManager.kt (1)

251-264: Ensure Exception Propagation Is Handled Properly

In the doRetry() function, exceptions thrown during the channel attach process may not be properly propagated or handled, potentially leading to unhandled exceptions.

Please verify that exceptions are caught and handled appropriately to prevent application crashes.

[coderabbitai]

🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Address potential robustness issues in DiscontinuityEmitter

The implementation has several areas that could be improved for better robustness:

1. The class should be marked as final as it's not designed for inheritance
2. Array bounds and null checks are missing before accessing args[0]
3. Class-level documentation is missing

Consider applying these improvements:

+/**
+ * Implements the emission of discontinuity events to registered listeners.
+ * This class handles the actual event dispatch and error handling for discontinuity notifications.
+ */
-class DiscontinuityEmitter : EventEmitter<String, EmitsDiscontinuities.Listener>() {
+final class DiscontinuityEmitter : EventEmitter<String, EmitsDiscontinuities.Listener>() {
     override fun apply(listener: EmitsDiscontinuities.Listener?, event: String?, vararg args: Any?) {
         try {
-            listener?.discontinuityEmitted(args[0] as? ErrorInfo?)
+            if (args.isEmpty()) {
+                listener?.discontinuityEmitted(null)
+                return
+            }
+            val errorInfo = args[0] as? ErrorInfo
+            listener?.discontinuityEmitted(errorInfo)
         } catch (t: Throwable) {
             Log.e("DiscontinuityEmitter", "Unexpected exception calling Discontinuity Listener", t)
         }
     }
 }

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	* Implements the emission of discontinuity events to registered listeners.
	* This class handles the actual event dispatch and error handling for discontinuity notifications.
	*/
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	override fun apply(listener: EmitsDiscontinuities.Listener?, event: String?, vararg args: Any?) {
	try {
	if (args.isEmpty()) {
	listener?.discontinuityEmitted(null)
	return
	}
	val errorInfo = args[0] as? ErrorInfo
	listener?.discontinuityEmitted(errorInfo)
	} catch (t: Throwable) {
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	}
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[sacOO7]

By default all kotlin classes are final right?

[coderabbitai]

@sacOO7, you're absolutely right—Kotlin classes are final by default unless marked as open, so adding the final modifier is redundant. Thank you for clarifying that!

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Learnt from: sacOO7
PR: ably-labs/ably-chat-kotlin#33
File: chat-android/src/main/java/com/ably/chat/Discontinuities.kt:47-55
Timestamp: 2024-11-08T14:12:08.066Z
Learning: In Kotlin, classes are `final` by default unless marked as `open`, so adding the `final` modifier is unnecessary.

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[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue

Handle Partial Attachments and Resource Cleanup

In doAttach(), if an exception occurs during feature.channel.attachCoroutine(), the function sets the status but may not clean up partially attached channels. Ensure that any resources or partial states are appropriately cleaned up to maintain consistency.

Consider implementing a rollback mechanism to detach any channels that were successfully attached before the exception occurred.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue

Avoid Concurrent Modification Risks

When iterating over _pendingDiscontinuityEvents and clearing the map afterwards, there's a risk of ConcurrentModificationException if other coroutines modify the map concurrently.

Ensure thread safety by synchronizing access to _pendingDiscontinuityEvents or by using a thread-safe collection like ConcurrentHashMap.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue

Correct the Suppression Annotation

Update the annotation to use Kotlin's @Suppress and use the appropriate suppression keys.

Apply this diff:

-@SuppressWarnings("CognitiveComplexMethod", "ComplexCondition")
+@Suppress("ComplexMethod", "ComplexCondition")

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	@SuppressWarnings("CognitiveComplexMethod", "ComplexCondition")
	@Suppress("ComplexMethod", "ComplexCondition")

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⚠️ Potential issue

Use @Suppress Instead of @SuppressWarnings in Kotlin

The @SuppressWarnings annotation is from Java. In Kotlin, you should use the @Suppress annotation. Also, ensure that the suppression keys correspond to Kotlin's warning names.

Apply this diff to correct the annotation:

-@SuppressWarnings("CognitiveComplexMethod")
+@Suppress("ComplexMethod")

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	@SuppressWarnings("CognitiveComplexMethod")
	@Suppress("ComplexMethod")

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⚠️ Potential issue

Replace @SuppressWarnings with @Suppress

Again, replace @SuppressWarnings with the Kotlin-specific @Suppress annotation and adjust the suppression keys accordingly.

Apply this diff:

-@SuppressWarnings("ThrowsCount")
+@Suppress("TooManyFunctions")

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[sacOO7]

attachmentErrorCode is a strongly typed errorCode value for each contributor/room feature.
This is one of the reason why error codes are represented as a part of ErrorCodes enum.
If it's a simple Int value, there's a possibility of assigning wrong error code value.
I believe we should encourage compile-time type checking.

[sacOO7]

As per https://github.com/ably-labs/ably-chat-kotlin/pull/33/files#r1834803690, errorCode value is assigned here with proper type checking.

[sacOO7]

@ttypic This PR will be merged with feature/room-lifecycle-manager. All of the room-lifecycle-manager relevant PR's ( DETACH, RELEASE, ROOM-MONITORING) will be merged into the same branch. So, we can also have a final review before merging room-lifecycle-manager into main.

[sacOO7]

Superseded by ba5f1e5