Add parallelism debug logging

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Pull Request Review

Reviewing this PR that adds parallelism debug logging. Here's my analysis plan:

• Read repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
• Analyze the modified file: TUnit.Engine/Scheduling/TestScheduler.cs
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Assess security concerns
• Review test coverage implications

Review Summary

This PR adds comprehensive debug logging to track test execution timing and semaphore behavior in the TestScheduler. The changes are focused on the ExecuteTestWithParallelLimitAsync method.

✅ Positive Aspects

1. Excellent Diagnostic Value

• The logging provides detailed insights into parallel test execution bottlenecks
• Clear categorization with prefixes ([TASK START], [SEMAPHORE WAIT START], etc.)
• Comprehensive timing measurements help identify performance issues

2. Code Quality

• Follows established logging patterns in the codebase
• Uses ConfigureAwait(false) consistently
• Proper variable naming and scope management
• Well-formatted timestamp output with millisecond precision

⚠️ Areas for Improvement

1. Performance Considerations (Minor)

• Issue: Multiple DateTime.UtcNow calls and string interpolations in hot path
• Impact: TUnit.Engine/Scheduling/TestScheduler.cs:230-264 - Each test execution now has 6+ additional logging calls
• Recommendation: Consider using Stopwatch for duration measurements and conditional compilation for debug-only logging

2. Code Consistency

• Issue: Mixed logging formats - some messages have prefixes, others don't (line 269)
• Recommendation: Apply consistent prefix formatting throughout

3. Potential Race Conditions

• Issue: TUnit.Engine/Scheduling/TestScheduler.cs:240,246 - semaphore.CurrentCount is read without synchronization
• Impact: Values may be stale or inconsistent in high-concurrency scenarios
• Recommendation: Consider this acceptable for debug logging, but document the limitation

🔍 Detailed Analysis

Performance Impact Assessment:

• Debug logging is typically disabled in production, minimizing runtime impact
• String interpolation overhead is acceptable for diagnostic purposes
• The logging calls are asynchronous and won't block test execution

Security Considerations:

• ✅ No sensitive data exposure
• ✅ TestId is already designed for logging
• ✅ No external dependencies introduced

Threading Safety:

• ✅ All logging operations are properly awaited
• ✅ Timing variables are scoped to individual tasks
• ⚠️ Semaphore count readings are informational only (acceptable)

📝 Suggestions

1. Optimization (Optional):

#if DEBUG
private static readonly bool IsDebugLoggingEnabled = true;
#else
private static readonly bool IsDebugLoggingEnabled = false;
#endif

2. Consistency Fix:
   Line 269 should follow the prefix pattern:

await _logger.LogDebugAsync($"[NO LIMITER] Test '{test.TestId}': No ParallelLimiter, executing directly").ConfigureAwait(false);

✅ Test Coverage

The changes are purely additive logging statements that don't affect test execution logic. No additional test coverage is required since the logging doesn't change the behavior of the test scheduler.

🎯 Overall Assessment

Approval Recommended ✅

This is a high-quality diagnostic enhancement that will significantly help with debugging parallel test execution issues. The performance impact is minimal and appropriate for debug logging. The code follows TUnit's established patterns and guidelines.

The logging will be invaluable for:

• Investigating test timeout issues
• Optimizing parallelism configurations
• Debugging semaphore contention problems
• Performance tuning test execution

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[claude]

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Pull Request Review

Reviewing this PR that adds parallelism debug logging. Here's my analysis plan:

• Read repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
• Analyze the modified file: TUnit.Engine/Scheduling/TestScheduler.cs
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Assess security concerns
• Review test coverage implications

Review Summary

This PR adds comprehensive debug logging to track test execution timing and semaphore behavior in the TestScheduler. The changes are focused on the ExecuteTestWithParallelLimitAsync method.

✅ Positive Aspects

1. Excellent Diagnostic Value

• The logging provides detailed insights into parallel test execution bottlenecks
• Clear categorization with prefixes ([TASK START], [SEMAPHORE WAIT START], etc.)
• Comprehensive timing measurements help identify performance issues

2. Code Quality

• Follows established logging patterns in the codebase
• Uses ConfigureAwait(false) consistently
• Proper variable naming and scope management
• Well-formatted timestamp output with millisecond precision

⚠️ Areas for Improvement

1. Performance Considerations (Minor)

• Issue: Multiple DateTime.UtcNow calls and string interpolations in hot path
• Impact: TUnit.Engine/Scheduling/TestScheduler.cs:230-264 - Each test execution now has 6+ additional logging calls
• Recommendation: Consider using Stopwatch for duration measurements and conditional compilation for debug-only logging

2. Code Consistency

• Issue: Mixed logging formats - some messages have prefixes, others don't (line 269)
• Recommendation: Apply consistent prefix formatting throughout

3. Potential Race Conditions

• Issue: TUnit.Engine/Scheduling/TestScheduler.cs:240,246 - semaphore.CurrentCount is read without synchronization
• Impact: Values may be stale or inconsistent in high-concurrency scenarios
• Recommendation: Consider this acceptable for debug logging, but document the limitation

🔍 Detailed Analysis

Performance Impact Assessment:

• Debug logging is typically disabled in production, minimizing runtime impact
• String interpolation overhead is acceptable for diagnostic purposes
• The logging calls are asynchronous and won't block test execution

Security Considerations:

• ✅ No sensitive data exposure
• ✅ TestId is already designed for logging
• ✅ No external dependencies introduced

Threading Safety:

• ✅ All logging operations are properly awaited
• ✅ Timing variables are scoped to individual tasks
• ⚠️ Semaphore count readings are informational only (acceptable)

📝 Suggestions

1. Optimization (Optional):

#if DEBUG
private static readonly bool IsDebugLoggingEnabled = true;
#else
private static readonly bool IsDebugLoggingEnabled = false;
#endif

2. Consistency Fix:
   Line 269 should follow the prefix pattern:

await _logger.LogDebugAsync($"[NO LIMITER] Test '{test.TestId}': No ParallelLimiter, executing directly").ConfigureAwait(false);

✅ Test Coverage

The changes are purely additive logging statements that don't affect test execution logic. No additional test coverage is required since the logging doesn't change the behavior of the test scheduler.

🎯 Overall Assessment

Approval Recommended ✅

This is a high-quality diagnostic enhancement that will significantly help with debugging parallel test execution issues. The performance impact is minimal and appropriate for debug logging. The code follows TUnit's established patterns and guidelines.

The logging will be invaluable for:

• Investigating test timeout issues
• Optimizing parallelism configurations
• Debugging semaphore contention problems
• Performance tuning test execution

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