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fix: task coroutine hooks #9814

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@basert basert commented May 19, 2025

Needed until we have #9757

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    • Enabled coroutine support in the CLI application environment. This prepares the app for improved performance in future updates. No visible changes to CLI commands or outputs.

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The update imports the Swoole\Runtime class and enables Swoole coroutine support with TCP hooks disabled in the CLI entry point. A comment clarifies that TCP hooks will not function until specific pool adapters are used. No other changes were made to the CLI execution flow or public interfaces.

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File(s) Change Summary
app/cli.php Imported Swoole\Runtime, enabled coroutine support with TCP hooks disabled, and added a comment about TCP hooks usage.

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app/cli.php (1)

302-304: Guard coroutine initialization for non-Swoole environments.
Directly calling Runtime::enableCoroutine(true, 0) and run(...) will trigger a fatal error if the Swoole extension is missing. Consider wrapping these calls in a check, for example:

+ if (extension_loaded('swoole') && class_exists(\Swoole\Runtime::class)) {
     // Enable coroutines, but disable hooks. These don't work until we use `\Utopia\Cache\Adapter\Pool` and `\Utopia\Database\Adapter\Pool`.
     Runtime::enableCoroutine(true, 0);
     run($cli->run(...));
+ } else {
+     // Fallback to synchronous execution if Swoole is unavailable
+     $cli->run(...);
+ }

This ensures compatibility in environments without Swoole installed.

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app/cli.php (1)

13-13: Correct import of Swoole\Runtime.
Importing Runtime is necessary for invoking enableCoroutine. This aligns with the new coroutine setup and will prevent undefined class errors.

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✨ Benchmark results

  • Requests per second: 924
  • Requests with 200 status code: 166,285
  • P99 latency: 0.211950031

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@basert basert force-pushed the task-coroutine-hooks branch from 65fd12d to 3274a38 Compare May 19, 2025 12:02
@christyjacob4 christyjacob4 merged commit 24312e6 into main May 19, 2025
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@christyjacob4 christyjacob4 deleted the task-coroutine-hooks branch May 19, 2025 12:59
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