fix(events): add close() method to ReactiveEventBus to complete RxPY subject #10937

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## [Unreleased]
### Added
- **ReactiveEventBus close() lifecycle and context manager protocol** (#10916):
Added `_closed` flag and `is_closed` public property to `ReactiveEventBus`.
`emit()` now raises `RuntimeError` when called after `close()`. Added
`__enter__`/`__exit__` context manager protocol for automatic cleanup.
Added BDD scenarios covering: close marks bus as closed and clears subscriptions,
emit raises RuntimeError after close, and context manager protocol. Fixed
single-quote style inconsistency in step decorators and removed accidentally
committed `add_close_steps.py` patch script.
### Changed
- **CI coverage job now waits for unit_tests** (#10714): Added `unit_tests` to the
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@@ -119,6 +119,37 @@ Feature: EventBus protocol and domain event emission
Then the EventBus Protocol stubs should be callable
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ReactiveEventBus close() - RxPY subject lifecycle
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Scenario: ReactiveEventBus close marks bus as closed and clears subscriptions
Given a ReactiveEventBus
When I subscribe to "plan.created" events
And I emit a "plan.created" DomainEvent
And I close the ReactiveEventBus
Then the subscribed handler should have received 1 event
And the subscriptions should be cleared
And the bus should be closed
Scenario: ReactiveEventBus close clears the audit log
Given a ReactiveEventBus
When I emit a "plan.created" DomainEvent
And I emit a "decision.created" DomainEvent
And I close the ReactiveEventBus
Then the audit log should be empty
Scenario: ReactiveEventBus emit raises RuntimeError after close
Given a ReactiveEventBus
When I close the ReactiveEventBus
And I emit a "plan.created" DomainEvent after close
Then a RuntimeError should be raised
Scenario: ReactiveEventBus supports context manager protocol
When I use the ReactiveEventBus as a context manager
Then the bus should be closed after the context manager exits
# DecisionService event emission
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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@@ -256,6 +256,79 @@ def step_subscribe_non_callable(ctx: Context) -> None:
assert raised, "Expected TypeError for non-callable handler"
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BLOCKING: This block has 3 consecutive blank lines (lines 257–259) immediately before the # ReactiveEventBus close() steps comment section. Ruff's E303 rule (selected via "E" in pyproject.toml) enforces a maximum of 2 consecutive blank lines. This is the root cause of the CI / lint failure.

How to fix: Remove one of the three blank lines here so there are only 2 blank lines between the previous function and the new comment block. Run nox -s lint locally to confirm the fix.

BLOCKING: This block has **3 consecutive blank lines** (lines 257–259) immediately before the `# ReactiveEventBus close() steps` comment section. Ruff's `E303` rule (selected via `"E"` in `pyproject.toml`) enforces a maximum of 2 consecutive blank lines. This is the root cause of the `CI / lint` failure. **How to fix:** Remove one of the three blank lines here so there are only 2 blank lines between the previous function and the new comment block. Run `nox -s lint` locally to confirm the fix.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ReactiveEventBus close() steps
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@when("I close the ReactiveEventBus")
def step_close_reactive_bus(ctx: Context) -> None:
ctx.bus.close()
@then("the subscribed handler should have received {n:d} event")
def step_subscribed_handler_received(ctx: Context, n: int) -> None:
assert ctx.collectors, "No collectors registered"
count = len(ctx.collectors[0].received)
assert count == n, f"Expected {n} events, got {count}"
@then("the bus should be closed")
def step_bus_is_closed(ctx: Context) -> None:
assert ctx.bus.is_closed, "Expected bus.is_closed to be True after close()"
@then("the subscriptions should be cleared")
def step_subscriptions_cleared(ctx: Context) -> None:
# Verify the bus is closed (which guarantees subscriptions are cleared)
assert ctx.bus.is_closed, "Expected bus.is_closed to be True after close()"
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BLOCKING: step_subscriptions_cleared verifies that ctx.bus.is_closed is True and that ctx.bus.audit_log is empty — but it does not actually verify that subscriptions are cleared. The scenario name is "the subscriptions should be cleared", which implies a direct check that _subscriptions is empty (or equivalently, that a subscription registered before close() is no longer dispatched).

The current implementation uses the audit_log as a proxy — this is logically misleading since clearing the audit log and clearing subscriptions are two separate operations in close(). More importantly, the audit_log == 0 check is already asserted in the "ReactiveEventBus close clears the audit log" scenario, making this step redundant and semantically incorrect for its stated purpose.

How to fix: Either (a) verify that a handler registered before close() is no longer present using the is_closed property (which already guarantees subscriptions are cleared per close() implementation), or (b) simplify to just assert ctx.bus.is_closed without the redundant audit_log check. Example:

@then("the subscriptions should be cleared")
def step_subscriptions_cleared(ctx: Context) -> None:
    # is_closed == True guarantees subscriptions and audit_log were cleared
    assert ctx.bus.is_closed, "Expected bus.is_closed to be True after close()"

This is likely also contributing to unexpected test behaviour if the assertion message causes confusion in test output.

BLOCKING: `step_subscriptions_cleared` verifies that `ctx.bus.is_closed` is `True` and that `ctx.bus.audit_log` is empty — but **it does not actually verify that subscriptions are cleared**. The scenario name is "the subscriptions should be cleared", which implies a direct check that `_subscriptions` is empty (or equivalently, that a subscription registered before `close()` is no longer dispatched). The current implementation uses the `audit_log` as a proxy — this is logically misleading since clearing the audit log and clearing subscriptions are two separate operations in `close()`. More importantly, the `audit_log == 0` check is already asserted in the "ReactiveEventBus close clears the audit log" scenario, making this step redundant and semantically incorrect for its stated purpose. **How to fix:** Either (a) verify that a handler registered before `close()` is no longer present using the `is_closed` property (which already guarantees subscriptions are cleared per `close()` implementation), or (b) simplify to just `assert ctx.bus.is_closed` without the redundant audit_log check. Example: ```python @then("the subscriptions should be cleared") def step_subscriptions_cleared(ctx: Context) -> None: # is_closed == True guarantees subscriptions and audit_log were cleared assert ctx.bus.is_closed, "Expected bus.is_closed to be True after close()" ``` This is likely also contributing to unexpected test behaviour if the assertion message causes confusion in test output.
# Also verify via audit_log that no further events can be dispatched
assert len(ctx.bus.audit_log) == 0, (
"Expected empty audit log after close (subscriptions and audit log cleared)"
)
@then("the audit log should be empty")
def step_audit_log_empty(ctx: Context) -> None:
assert len(ctx.bus.audit_log) == 0, (
f"Expected empty audit log after close, found {len(ctx.bus.audit_log)} events"
)
@when('I emit a "{et}" DomainEvent after close')
def step_emit_after_close(ctx: Context, et: str) -> None:
ctx.exception = None
try:
ctx.bus.emit(_make_event(et))
except RuntimeError as exc:
ctx.exception = exc
@then("a RuntimeError should be raised")
def step_runtime_error_raised(ctx: Context) -> None:
assert isinstance(ctx.exception, RuntimeError), (
f"Expected RuntimeError, got {type(ctx.exception).__name__!r}: {ctx.exception}"
)
@when("I use the ReactiveEventBus as a context manager")
def step_use_as_context_manager(ctx: Context) -> None:
ctx.context_manager_bus: ReactiveEventBus | None = None
with ReactiveEventBus() as bus:
ctx.context_manager_bus = bus
bus.subscribe(EventType.PLAN_CREATED, lambda e: None)
bus.emit(_make_event("plan.created"))
ctx.closed_bus = bus
@then("the bus should be closed after the context manager exits")
def step_bus_closed_after_context_manager(ctx: Context) -> None:
assert ctx.closed_bus.is_closed, (
"Expected bus.is_closed to be True after context manager exit"
)
@then("the EventBus Protocol stubs should be callable")
def step_protocol_stubs_callable(ctx: Context) -> None:
"""Exercise Protocol method stubs directly to ensure 100% coverage."""
@@ -60,6 +60,7 @@ class ReactiveEventBus:
self._stream: Observable = self._subject.pipe(ops.map(_identity))
self._subscriptions: dict[EventType, list[Callable[[DomainEvent], None]]] = {}
self._audit_log: deque[DomainEvent] = deque(maxlen=max_audit_log_size)
self._closed: bool = False
# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# Public API (satisfies EventBus protocol)
@@ -93,6 +94,11 @@ class ReactiveEventBus:
"""Clear all retained in-memory audit events."""
self._audit_log.clear()
@property
def is_closed(self) -> bool:
"""Return ``True`` if :meth:`close` has been called on this bus."""
return self._closed
def emit(self, event: DomainEvent) -> None:
"""Publish *event* to the reactive stream and all type handlers.
@@ -107,7 +113,12 @@ class ReactiveEventBus:
Raises:
TypeError: If *event* is not a :class:`DomainEvent`.
RuntimeError: If :meth:`close` has already been called.
"""
if self._closed:
raise RuntimeError(
"Cannot emit events on a closed ReactiveEventBus"
)
if not isinstance(event, DomainEvent):
raise TypeError(
f"event must be a DomainEvent, got {type(event).__name__!r}"
@@ -179,11 +190,35 @@ class ReactiveEventBus:
Call this when the bus is no longer needed (e.g. in test teardown)
to release any RxPY Subject resources and prevent subscription leaks
between test scenarios.
After calling ``close()``, any subsequent call to :meth:`emit` will
raise :exc:`RuntimeError`.
"""
self._closed = True
with contextlib.suppress(Exception):
self._subject.on_completed()
self._subscriptions.clear()
self._audit_log.clear()
def __enter__(self) -> ReactiveEventBus:
"""Support use as a context manager.
Returns:
This :class:`ReactiveEventBus` instance.
"""
return self
def __exit__(
self,
exc_type: type[BaseException] | None,
exc_val: BaseException | None,
exc_tb: object,
) -> None:
"""Close the bus on context manager exit.
Calls :meth:`close` regardless of whether an exception occurred.
"""
self.close()
__all__ = ["ReactiveEventBus"]
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# ReactiveEventBus.audit_log — public property for event audit trail (#587)
audit_log # noqa: B018, F821
# ReactiveEventBus.is_closed — public property for closed state inspection (#10916)
is_closed # noqa: B018, F821
# Test doubles — public API for BDD/Robot test infrastructure
TrackingEventBus # noqa: B018, F821