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Fixes #7271

Problem

DCP-backed resources (executables, projects, containers) write their console output under runtime instance names: the model name plus a unique suffix, one per replica. Aspire 13.6 resolves these names through resource annotations during startup. AspireFixture read and subscribed by model name only (ResourceLoggerService.WatchAsync(string)), so the model-name logger state never received any output. As a result:

• startup-failure diagnostics showed Logs (none): (no logs available) for a crashed executable,
• ForwardResourceLogs forwarded nothing,
• RetainResourceLogs retained nothing, so GetResourceLogsAsync returned an empty list after teardown.

Fix

• Snapshot reads (startup diagnostics, GetResourceLogsAsync fallback, DumpResourceDiagnosticsAsync, the per-test failure dump, the missing-output probe) now resolve the model resource and use ResourceLoggerService.GetAllAsync(IResource). That overload resolves every runtime instance and reads its persisted DCP console stream, then completes. The existing timeout still bounds the read. An unexpected stream error now returns the lines read so far; ObjectDisposedException still propagates to the callers that handle it.
• Live pumps (ForwardResourceLogs, RetainResourceLogs, WatchResourceLogs) keep the model-name stream, which covers in-memory loggers and non-DCP resources. They also follow ResourceNotificationService.WatchAsync and open one more stream for each distinct ResourceEvent.ResourceId of the resource. DCP publishes state under the instance name, so the pump picks up instances assigned during startup, and replicas. Each stream replays its backlog first. Writes are serialized because streams can produce concurrently. Retention is still bounded by BoundedLogBuffer, and cancellation still flows through the same linked token.

There are no public API changes. I updated the XML docs that described the old WatchAsync behavior.

Tests

New CrashedExecutableLogTests runs a real executable (dotnet --nonexistent-startup-probe, exits 1) with an always-unhealthy health check, so the fixture observes the crash. No Docker is needed. As the issue says, an in-memory logger registered under the model name does not reproduce the bug.

• StartupDiagnostics_IncludeCrashedExecutableOutput: the startup-failure dump (no retention) contains the process's error output.
• RetainedLogs_FollowRuntimeInstance_AndSurviveDisposal: with forwarding and retention on, GetResourceLogsAsync("probe") returns the crash output after DisposeAsync.

Verification:

• On unfixed main, both new tests fail: the dump has no probe output, and retained logs are empty.
• With the fix, the full TUnit.Aspire.Tests suite passes (154/154 before rebase). After rebasing onto fix(aspire): cancel and join startup waits (#7277) #7279, 163/164 passed. The one failure was ResourceStartupWaiterTests.EveryExit_CancelsAndJoinsPendingWaits(cancellation, True), a new test from fix(aspire): cancel and join startup waits (#7277) #7279 that does not touch log code. It fails about 1 run in 8 when run alone, so I filed it as Flaky: ResourceStartupWaiterTests.EveryExit_CancelsAndJoinsPendingWaits(cancellation, True) surfaces cleanup fault instead of cancellation #7282.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Startup diagnostics now include output from crashed executables instead of reporting that no logs are available.
  • Log collection includes output from runtime instances, improving coverage for Aspire-managed resources.
  • Resource wait failures now provide diagnostic details for failed or pending resources.
• New Features
  • Retained resource logs remain readable after the application is disposed.
• Documentation
  • Clarified when retained logs are available and when log helpers rely on best-effort console output while the application is running.

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Aspire fixture log reads now use persisted console streams and resolve runtime resource instances. Live log pumps follow runtime resource IDs. Health-wait failures include resource diagnostics. Integration tests cover crashed-executable output in startup diagnostics and retained logs after fixture disposal.

Changes: Aspire resource logs

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Persisted log reads src/TUnit.Aspire.Core/AspireFixture.cs	The console-output probe and collector use persisted-log reads. The helper resolves model resources and uses a name-based read when no model resource matches. The collector returns lines read before non-disposal errors and leaves ObjectDisposedException for callers.
Runtime log streams src/TUnit.Aspire.Core/AspireFixture.cs	The live pump watches resource notifications and opens a stream for each distinct matching runtime ResourceId. It serializes writes across streams and awaits the stream tasks.
Startup failure diagnostics src/TUnit.Aspire.Core/AspireFixture.cs	When a health wait throws DistributedApplicationException without cancellation, the fixture reports diagnostics for terminal resources or, if none are terminal, all pending resources.
Crash log coverage src/TUnit.Aspire.Core/AspireFixtureOptions.cs, tests/TUnit.Aspire.Tests/CrashedExecutableLogTests.cs	Integration tests check that startup diagnostics include output from a crashed executable and that retained logs remain readable after disposal. The retention option documentation describes post-disposal availability.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant AspireFixture
  participant ResourceNotificationService
  participant ResourceLoggerService
  AspireFixture->>ResourceNotificationService: Watch resource notifications
  ResourceNotificationService-->>AspireFixture: Report matching runtime ResourceId
  AspireFixture->>ResourceLoggerService: Open stream for runtime ResourceId
  ResourceLoggerService-->>AspireFixture: Provide log entries

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Possibly related PRs

• thomhurst/TUnit#7279: Both PRs change startup-wait failure handling; this PR adds diagnostic InvalidOperationException results for health-wait exceptions.

Suggested reviewers: quattordici

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 5d13e

Multi-instance log collection can exceed its timeout, and available output can be missing from diagnostics. Fix these issues before merging; the timeout documentation also needs correction.

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Linked Issues check		Issue #7271 requires snapshot reads to resolve DCP runtime instances, live forwarding and retention to follow runtime instances, and bounded retention and cancellation to remain intact. `AspireFixture…
Out of Scope Changes check		The changes stay within issue #7271. The Aspire startup exception handling is needed to attach diagnostics when a crashed resource causes the health wait to fail first. The XML documentation updates d…
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Issue #7271 requires snapshot reads to resolve DCP runtime instances, live forwarding and retention to follow runtime instances, and bounded retention and cancellation to remain intact. AspireFixture.cs uses GetAllAsync(IResource) for model resources and keeps the by-name fallback. Live pumps watch ResourceNotificationService and open one stream per distinct runtime ResourceId; writes remain serialized and use the existing cancellation token. Existing bounded retention remains in use. CrashedExecutableLogTests runs a real failing dotnet executable and verifies startup diagnostics and retained logs after disposal.

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The changes stay within issue #7271. The Aspire startup exception handling is needed to attach diagnostics when a crashed resource causes the health wait to fail first. The XML documentation updates describe the changed log-read behavior. The new tests cover the reported executable-crash and post-disposal retention cases. No unrelated feature or public API change is shown.

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1.  Replica logs lack coverage ▶

Summary

Resource log reads now resolve DCP runtime instances instead of relying only on model names.

• Aspire log snapshots now include output from runtime instances.
• Live log streams now follow each runtime instance.

No new actionable issues were found in the changes since the previous review.

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Minor · Update the FailureLogCollectionTimeout documentation. · AspireFixture.cs:533-535

src/TUnit.Aspire.Core/AspireFixture.cs:533-535
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Update the FailureLogCollectionTimeout documentation.

CollectResourceLogLinesAsync and ResourceProducedConsoleOutputAsync use the completed persisted-log read. The timeout bounds a slow or stalled read. It does not wait for later live output. The current guidance can cause users to increase the timeout for a condition it cannot affect.

📝 Proposed doc fix

-    /// Time budget for collecting a resource's buffered logs on test failure. The log stream
-    /// never completes on its own (it tails live output), so this bounds the wait after the
-    /// backlog replays. Default: 2 seconds.
+    /// Time budget for collecting a resource's logs on test failure. The persisted-log read
+    /// completes on its own, so this only bounds a slow or stalled read. Default: 2 seconds.

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Review comment at @src/TUnit.Aspire.Core/AspireFixture.cs around lines 533 -
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Update the `FailureLogCollectionTimeout` documentation to describe a timeout for
a slow or stalled persisted-log read, which completes on its own; remove the
implication that it waits for later live output. Keep the documented default of
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Review

Overall this is a solid, well-scoped fix. Snapshot reads use GetAllAsync(IResource), which resolves runtime instances. Live pumps keep the model-name stream and add one stream per ResourceEvent.ResourceId. The regression tests exercise the real DCP path with a crashing executable, which is the right way to reproduce #7271.

I read the diff but did not build or run the tests.

Minor points to consider:

1. PumpResourceLogsAsync only catches OperationCanceledException around the notification loop. If notificationService.WatchAsync throws anything else, such as ObjectDisposedException during teardown, the method exits before Task.WhenAll(streams). The already-started per-instance streams are then unobserved. They are cancelled by the token, but their faults are never awaited. Wrapping the loop in try/finally that awaits WhenAll, or catching Exception best-effort as in the snapshot paths, would make this consistent.
2. ReadAllResourceLogsAsync scans model.Resources linearly on each call. This is fine at current sizes. If it is called per test failure, a FirstOrDefault with a cached lookup would be trivial. This is not blocking.
3. The serialized-write lock runs user-provided write callbacks. Those callbacks are testContext.Output.WriteLine and the BoundedLogBuffer add. They are short, so this is fine, but a comment saying the callbacks must stay non-blocking would help.
4. ResourceStartupWaiterTests.EveryExit_CancelsAndJoinsPendingWaits(cancellation, True) failed once after the rebase onto fix(aspire): cancel and join startup waits (#7277) #7279. The PR description attributes it to fix(aspire): cancel and join startup waits (#7277) #7279. If that test is flaky, please open an issue for it, per the repo guidance.

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Major · Preserve the log-read timeout for resources with multiple instances. · AspireFixture.cs:1463-1464

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Preserve the log-read timeout for resources with multiple instances.

When GetAllAsync(resource) resolves multiple instances, Aspire 13.6.4 combines their streams without passing cancellation to its inner readers or channel reader. WithCancellation(cts.Token) cannot stop that combiner. If one instance’s persisted-log read stalls, collection can exceed its timeout and block startup diagnostics or teardown. Read instance streams with cancellation that reaches each read, or bound the await and safely abandon pending work. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

Based on learnings: cancellation must interrupt in-flight I/O, use an effective timeout, or safely abandon the pending operation.

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Update ReadAllResourceLogsAsync so cancellation reaches each resource instance’s
underlying log read and any channel read; WithCancellation on the combined
stream alone does not stop stalled reads. Preserve the effective log-read
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cancellation cannot interrupt it.

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Minor · Include model-name logs when reading DCP instances. · AspireFixture.cs:1183

src/TUnit.Aspire.Core/AspireFixture.cs:1183
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Include model-name logs when reading DCP instances.

When a DCP resource has resolved instances, GetAllAsync(resource) reads only the instance names. A logger registered under that resource’s model name is therefore omitted from GetResourceLogsAsync and startup diagnostics, although the previous model-name read could retrieve it. Read the model-name stream as well when it differs from the resolved names, and avoid duplicate reads. Aspire 13.6.4 defines the resolved-name behavior. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Update the GetAllAsync(resource) log-reading flow to also read the stream
registered under the resource’s model name when it differs from the resolved
instance names, while avoiding duplicate reads when the names match. Preserve
inclusion of logs from all resolved instances.

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Review of #7283

Overall this is a sound fix. It targets the real cause (DCP logs under instance names) and the tests exercise a real crashing executable instead of an in-memory logger that wouldn't reproduce the bug.

What looks good

• Snapshot reads now go through GetAllAsync(IResource). That read completes by itself, so the timeout only bounds slow reads and no longer acts as the normal exit path.
• Live pumps keep the model-name stream and add one stream per distinct ResourceId seen via ResourceNotificationService.WatchAsync. This handles replicas and instances assigned during startup. Serializing writes under a lock is appropriate.
• The ObjectDisposedException carve-out is preserved, and the XML docs are updated.

Concerns / suggestions

1. Orphaned streams on a non-cancellation fault. In PumpResourceLogsAsync, only OperationCanceledException is caught around the notification loop. If WatchAsync throws anything else, such as ObjectDisposedException during host teardown, the exception skips await Task.WhenAll(streams). The per-instance streams are then left unobserved until the token is cancelled. Wrapping the loop in try/finally and awaiting the streams there would make the lifetime deterministic. It would also be worth confirming that PumpLogStreamAsync swallows or logs its own failures, so WhenAll can't rethrow into a fire-and-forget caller as an unobserved exception.
2. Scope creep. The new catch (DistributedApplicationException) in the startup-wait path changes failure semantics and exception type. It is arguably justified, since the test now races the fail-fast watcher, but it deserves its own test or mention. The existing tests assert InvalidOperationException, so a one-line comment tying it to the crashed-executable scenario would help.
3. Fallback by name. ReadAllResourceLogsAsync does a linear scan of model.Resources. That's fine at this scale. GetAllAsync(resourceName) for an unknown name will still silently read nothing, which is acceptable for best-effort reads.
4. Test flakiness note. The description mentions ResourceStartupWaiterTests.EveryExit_CancelsAndJoinsPendingWaits failing once after the rebase onto fix(aspire): cancel and join startup waits (#7277) #7279. Please confirm it's unrelated, or file an issue per the repo's self-improvement guidance, so it isn't masked here.
5. Test dependency. The tests depend on dotnet being on PATH and on its error output echoing the option. That holds for this repo's CI, but the marker assertion would break if the CLI message format changed.

No public API changes. I'd approve after addressing (1) and clarifying (4).