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/*
Copyright (c) 2017, 2019, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2.0,
as published by the Free Software Foundation.
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*/
// These tests are specific to Windows Eventlog
#ifdef _WIN32
#include "gmock/gmock.h"
#include "harness_assert.h"
#include "mysqlrouter/utils.h"
#include "router_component_test.h"
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <winevt.h>
#include <functional>
#include <mutex>
#include <string>
#pragma comment( \
lib, "wevtapi.lib") // needed for linker to see stuff from winevt.h
/**
* @file
* @brief Component Tests that verify error reporting from Windows Service
* wrapper via Eventlog
*/
using testing::HasSubstr;
Path g_origin_path;
class RouterEventlogTest : public RouterComponentTest {};
// throws std::runtime_error
std::string wchar_to_string(const wchar_t *text) {
char buf[16 * 1024];
size_t converted = wcstombs(buf, text, sizeof(buf));
if (converted == size_t(-1))
throw std::runtime_error(
"Converting wchar_t[] to char[] failed: wcstombs() returned error");
if (converted == sizeof(buf)) // message got truncated, no zero-terminator
throw std::runtime_error(
"Converting wchar_t[] to char[] failed: buffer too small");
return std::string(buf);
}
// noexcept wrapper (useful when you are building an error message and you don't
// want to throw yet another exception)
std::string wchar_to_string_noexcept(const wchar_t *text) noexcept {
try {
return wchar_to_string(text);
} catch (const std::runtime_error &e) {
return std::string("<") + e.what() + ">";
}
}
/** @class EventlogSubscription
*
* This class abstracts the complexities of subscribing and processing Eventlog
* log events coming from our Router via Windows Eventlog API. To use, just
* instantiate this class and provide the callback function which will receive
* all the notifications as a single line of XML. This callback can be provided
* as a parameter in the constructor, or by calling `set_user_handler()`.
*
* Docs used when developing this class, they may help understanding it:
* https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/desktop/WES/subscribing-to-events
*/
class EventlogSubscription {
public:
using UserHandler = std::function<void(const std::string &xml)>;
/** @brief Eventlog Subscription object
*
* Starts subscription to Router-generated log events coming from Eventlog,
* and forwards their payload in form of one-line XML strings to
* `user_handler`. This hander can be changed mid-flight if desired, please
* see `set_user_handler()` documentation.
*
* @param user_handler user-defined handler that will be called every time a
* log event is received - see `set_user_handler()` docs
* for more information
*
* @throws std::runtime_error if subscribing to Eventlog fails
*/
EventlogSubscription(const UserHandler &user_handler = default_user_handler) {
set_ourselves_as_active_subscriber();
set_user_handler(user_handler);
subscribe_to_eventlog(); // throws std::runtime_error
}
/** @brief Stop receiving Eventlog log events */
~EventlogSubscription() {
clear_active_subscriber();
unsubscribe_from_eventlog();
}
/** @brief Sets user log handler
*
* @param user_handler user-defined handler that will receive one-line XML
* string for every log event that gets pushed to us. It may only
* throw std::runtime_error.
*
* @note Handler may be changed while Eventlog subscription is active
*/
void set_user_handler(const UserHandler &user_handler) noexcept {
std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lk(user_handler_mtx_);
user_handler_ = user_handler;
}
/** @overload */
void set_user_handler(UserHandler &&user_handler) noexcept {
std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lk(user_handler_mtx_);
user_handler_ = std::move(user_handler);
}
private:
void set_ourselves_as_active_subscriber() {
// see struct ActiveSubscription documentation for info
std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lk(callback_context_.mtx);
if (callback_context_.ptr != nullptr)
throw std::runtime_error("Only one instance currently supported");
callback_context_.ptr = this;
}
void clear_active_subscriber() {
// prevent eventlog_log_cb() from referencing this object;
// see struct ActiveSubscription documentation for info
std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lk(callback_context_.mtx);
callback_context_.ptr = nullptr;
}
/** @brief Subscribe to Eventlog events
*
* After calling this function, eventlog_event_cb() will be called once for
* every Eventlog event that appears, until unsubscribe_from_eventlog() is
* called. Note that event != log entry, as there may also be other events.
*
* @throws std::runtime_error on subscription failure
*/
void subscribe_to_eventlog() {
// On Windows 10 (and probly many others), 'Application' is that thing you
// see in Event Viewer program, under 'Windows Logs' tree (next to
// 'Security', 'Setup', 'System', etc)
const wchar_t *channel = L"Application";
// clang-format off
// This is an XPath query which "greps for" messages that are of interest to us.
//
// @note: To understand the fields used in our XPath query, see example XML
// shown in eventlog_log_cb().
//
// @note: At the time of writing, expression "Provider[@Name = 'MySQL Router']"
// could also be replaced by "(Provider/@Name = 'MySQL Router')" and
// it seems to work - if one day the below fails to run, try this
// other expression (unsure if they're equivalent).
// clang-format on
const wchar_t *query =
L"*[System[(Level <= 3)" // log level, 3 = ERROR
" and Provider[@Name = 'MySQL Router']"
" and TimeCreated[timediff(@SystemTime) <= 10000]]]"; // backlog, value
// in ms
// Subscribe to eventlog events. eventlog_event_cb() will be called once
// for:
// - every event dating back <value defined in TimeCreated[...] expression>
// before subscribing
// - every new event that appears after subscribing
subscription_ =
EvtSubscribe(NULL, NULL, channel, query, NULL, &callback_context_,
(EVT_SUBSCRIBE_CALLBACK)eventlog_event_cb,
EvtSubscribeStartAtOldestRecord);
if (!subscription_) {
DWORD status = GetLastError();
if (status == ERROR_EVT_CHANNEL_NOT_FOUND)
throw std::runtime_error(
std::string("EvtSubscribe() failed: Channel '") +
wchar_to_string_noexcept(channel) + "' not found");
else if (status == ERROR_EVT_INVALID_QUERY)
// if we need, we could call EvtGetExtendedStatus() to get more info why
// the query failed
throw std::runtime_error(
std::string("EvtSubscribe() failed: Invalid query '" +
wchar_to_string_noexcept(query) + "'"));
else
throw std::runtime_error(
std::string("EvtSubscribe() failed, error code = ") +
std::to_string(status));
}
}
/** @brief Unsubscribe from Eventlog events */
void unsubscribe_from_eventlog() noexcept {
BOOL ok = EvtClose(subscription_);
if (!ok) {
std::cerr << "WARNING: EvtClose() failed: "
<< get_last_error(GetLastError()) << std::endl;
auto err = GetLastError();
char err_msg[512];
FormatMessage(FORMAT_MESSAGE_FROM_SYSTEM | FORMAT_MESSAGE_MAX_WIDTH_MASK,
nullptr, err, LANG_NEUTRAL, err_msg, sizeof(err_msg),
nullptr);
std::cerr << "WARNING: EvtClose() failed: " << err_msg << std::endl;
}
}
/** @brief Eventlog event handler
*
* This callback receives events that match our XPath query criteria.
* Note that log entry is just one type of an event, and those events are
* forwarded to eventlog_log_cb().
*
* @param action event type
* @param context ActiveSubscription ptr
* @param event event handle
*/
static DWORD WINAPI eventlog_event_cb(EVT_SUBSCRIBE_NOTIFY_ACTION action,
PVOID context, // ActiveSubscripton*
EVT_HANDLE event) noexcept {
// Extract EventlogSubscription object which subscribed to log events.
// Note that the EventlogSubscription object might no longer exist at the
// time of the call (race between EvtClose() in ~EventlogSubscription() and
// this function), so before we proceed we must ensure that:
// 1. EventlogSubscription object still exists
// 2. that ~EventlogSubscription() doesn't destroy it while we execute
// We take care of #1 by checking if the ptr is still valid
// (~EventlogSubscription() will set it to NULL) and #2 is taken care of
// the by mutex, which will block ~EventlogSubscription() until this
// callback finishes.
ActiveSubscription &as = *static_cast<ActiveSubscription *>(context);
std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lk(as.mtx);
EventlogSubscription *self = as.ptr;
if (self == nullptr)
return ERROR_SUCCESS; // EventlogSubscription is dead, do nothing
try {
switch (action) {
case EvtSubscribeActionError:
// (DWORD)(event) is what the docs say to do. However, DWORD is unsigned long
// (32-bit) while `event` is void* (64-bit), so this triggers two warnings:
// warning C4311: 'type cast': pointer truncation from 'EVT_HANDLE' to 'DWORD'
// warning C4302: 'type cast': truncation from 'EVT_HANDLE' to 'DWORD'
// So we disable them here
#pragma warning(push)
#pragma warning(disable : 4311 4302)
throw std::runtime_error(
"Eventlog callback received an error: %lu\n" +
std::to_string(
(DWORD)(event))); // c-style cast perscribed by docs
#pragma warning(pop)
break;
case EvtSubscribeActionDeliver:
self->eventlog_log_cb(event); // throws std::runtime_error
break;
default:
throw std::runtime_error(
"Eventlog callback received unrecognized action");
}
} catch (const std::runtime_error &e) {
// Since this is a WIN32API callback, we can't simply bubble up the
// exception. The best we can do is display the error so that the user can
// find out why the test failed.
std::cerr << "Querying Eventlog from OS failed: " << e.what()
<< std::endl;
}
return ERROR_SUCCESS; // According to docs, returned status is ignored
}
/** @brief Extract Eventlog log event payload to XML string, and forward it
* to user's handler
*
* @param event Eventlog log event handle
*
* @throws std::runtime_error if:
* - rendering to XML fails
* - conversion to std::string fails
* - user callback function throws std::runtime_error
*/
void eventlog_log_cb(EVT_HANDLE event) {
// Obtain log entry as XML string. Here is an example of how that XML might
// looks like:
// clang-format off
//
// <Event xmlns='http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event'>
// <System>
// <Provider Name='MySQL Router'/>
// <EventID Qualifiers='0'>0</EventID>
// <Level>2</Level>
// <Task>0</Task>
// <Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords>
// <TimeCreated SystemTime='2019-01-28T15:03:16.459313800Z'/>
// <EventRecordID>87695</EventRecordID>
// <Channel>Application</Channel>
// <Computer>somehost.example.com</Computer><Security/>
// </System>
// <EventData>
// <Data>MySQL Router</Data>
// <Data>Some example message</Data> <---- log message appears here
// </EventData>
// </Event>
//
// clang-format on
// Note that the above example is nicely formated - the actual XML string
// we get from EvtRenderEventXml() is just a single line.
constexpr DWORD buf_size = 16 * 1024;
wchar_t buf[buf_size]; // one-line XML will show up here
{
DWORD buf_used = 0; // \_ we have no use for them but
DWORD property_cnt = 0; // / they must be supplied to EvtRender
if (!EvtRender(NULL, event, EvtRenderEventXml, buf_size, buf, &buf_used,
&property_cnt)) {
DWORD status = GetLastError();
if (status == ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER)
throw std::runtime_error("EvtRender() failed: buffer is too small");
else
throw std::runtime_error("EvtRender() failed: error code = " +
std::to_string(status));
}
}
// convert resulting wchar_t[] to std::string and call user's callback with
// it
std::string xml = wchar_to_string(buf); // throws std::runtime_error
try {
std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lk(user_handler_mtx_);
user_handler_(xml);
} catch (std::runtime_error &) {
// throwing std::runtime_error is allowed, rethrow
throw;
} catch (...) {
// API expects only std::runtime_error to be thrown
harness_assert_this_should_not_execute();
}
}
/** @brief Default log handler - no-op */
static void default_user_handler(const std::string & /* xml */) noexcept {}
EVT_HANDLE subscription_;
UserHandler user_handler_;
std::mutex user_handler_mtx_;
/** @brief Controlling EventlogSubscription info, passed to user log handler
* via "context" argument
*
* We need WIN32API to pass EventlogSubscription ptr to eventlog_event_cb()
* when it calls it, and we must ensure it doesn't try to use it if when this
* object no longer exists. This can happen, because there's a race between
* EvtClose()/~EventlogSubscription and the eventlog_event_cb(). Therefore to
* protect against a segfault, instead of passing this ptr directly, we pass
* a static struct (static = always exists) with this ptr in it, and we
* enforce a policy that we always set this ptr to NULL in
* ~EventlogSubscription(). eventlog_event_cb() checks this ptr for NULL
* before trying to touch our object.
* We also have a mutex to ensure that this assignment to NULL doesn't happen
* while eventlog_event_cb() is already executing - ~EventlogSubscription()
* will wait for it to complete, before proceeding.
*
* This mechanism has two limitations (both irrelevant at the time of
* writing):
* 1. only 1 EventlogSubscription object can exist at any one time
* 2. If 2nd EventlogSubscription object was created quickly enough after 1st
* one got destroyed, a callback destined for 1st object could be serviced
* by the 2nd.
*/
struct ActiveSubscription {
EventlogSubscription *ptr;
std::mutex mtx;
};
static ActiveSubscription callback_context_;
};
EventlogSubscription::ActiveSubscription
EventlogSubscription::callback_context_;
class EventlogMatcher {
public:
/** @brief Ctor - initialises object and logs marker
*
* @throws std::runtime_error if logging marker fails
*/
EventlogMatcher(const std::string &message, bool debug_mode = false)
: message_(message),
timestamp_marker_(make_start_marker()),
found_log_beginning_(false),
found_message_(false),
debug_mode_(debug_mode) {
// mark logs start, throws std::runtime_error
mysqlrouter::write_windows_event_log(timestamp_marker_);
}
/** @brief Sniffs Eventlog entries (XML string) for message of interest */
void operator()(const std::string xml) noexcept {
if (debug_mode_) std::cerr << "INCOMING EVENTLOG:\n" << xml << std::endl;
if (xml.find(timestamp_marker_) != xml.npos) {
found_log_beginning_ = true;
} else if (found_log_beginning_ && xml.find(message_) != xml.npos)
found_message_ = true;
}
/** @brief Returns search results */
const bool &found() noexcept { return found_message_; }
/** @brief Returns end marker
*
* This is a useful utility function that generates a string that could be
* used as an end marker in logs. It is analogous (but opposite) to
* `make_start_marker()`.
*
* @return Marker string
*/
static std::string make_end_marker() noexcept {
return std::string("## END ") +
std::to_string(
std::chrono::steady_clock::now().time_since_epoch().count()) +
" ##";
}
private:
/** @brief Return log start marker
*
* Generates a marker which we use to find beginning of logs generated by
* current test. Log entries appearing before this marker will be ignored, as
* they were written before current test ran. It is assmed that the marker is
* unique enough to never match against anything else in the Eventlog, and
* particularly the message we're seeking.
*
* @return Marker string
*/
static std::string make_start_marker() noexcept {
return std::string("## START ") +
std::to_string(
std::chrono::steady_clock::now().time_since_epoch().count()) +
" ##";
}
const std::string message_;
const std::string timestamp_marker_;
bool found_log_beginning_;
bool found_message_;
const bool debug_mode_;
};
/** @brief wait up to 10 seconds for the predicate to turn true
*
* Typically used to wait for log entry to appear. Return should be almost
* instantenaous under normal conditions, but we give it full 10 seconds in
* case we're running on a very busy machine.
*
* @returns True if condition was meat, false if it timed out
*/
static bool wait_until_true(const std::function<bool(void)> &pred) noexcept {
for (int i = 0; i <= 1000; i++) {
if (pred()) return true;
std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds(10));
}
return false;
}
/** @overload */
static bool wait_until_true(const bool &pred) noexcept {
return wait_until_true([&]() { return pred; });
}
/**
* @test
* Verify that errors:
* - reported by the Windows Service wrapper code (proxy_main() and friends)
* - BEFORE we are certain if we are running as a Service
* get written to:
* - Windows Eventlog
* - STDERR
*/
TEST_F(RouterEventlogTest, wrapper_running_as_unknown) {
// Test method:
// Run `mysqlrouter.exe --service`
// Explanation:
// Starting with `--service` is only allowed from Windows Service
// Controller; if started from cmd.exe or another process, it will exit
// with error.
// Error message will be different depending on whether MySQLRouter service
// is registered on this machine or not.
constexpr char expected_message_registered[] =
"Starting service failed (are you trying to run Router "
"as a service from command-line?): The service process "
"could not connect to the service controller.";
constexpr char expected_message_not_registered[] =
"Could not find service 'MySQLRouter'!\nUse --install-service or "
"--install-service-manual option to install the service first.";
// start sniffing Eventlog
EventlogMatcher matcher_registered(expected_message_registered);
EventlogMatcher matcher_not_registered(expected_message_not_registered);
EventlogSubscription sub([&](const std::string &xml) {
matcher_registered(xml);
matcher_not_registered(xml);
});
// run the router and wait for it to exit
auto &router = launch_router({"--service"}, EXIT_FAILURE);
check_exit_code(router, EXIT_FAILURE);
// verify the message WAS written to STDERR
const std::string out = router.get_full_output();
EXPECT_THAT(out.c_str(), AnyOf(HasSubstr(expected_message_registered),
HasSubstr(expected_message_not_registered)));
// verify the message WAS written to Eventlog
EXPECT_TRUE(wait_until_true([&]() {
return matcher_registered.found() || matcher_not_registered.found();
}));
}
/**
* @test
* Verify that errors:
* - reported by the Windows Service wrapper code (proxy_main() and friends)
* - AFTER we are certain that we ARE running as a Service
* get written to:
* - Windows Eventlog
* - (they may also additionally land in STDERR, we don't care, and therefore
* don't test for that)
*/
TEST_F(RouterEventlogTest, wrapper_running_as_service) {
// This test is a stub that we might implement one day. Two prerequisites
// must be fullfilled to implement it:
// - we'd need to register Router as a Service
// - have some error message to test on. Right now, the moment between
// launching as a service and entering main() is very narrow, and there's
// nothing inbetween that logs.
}
/**
* @test
* Verify that errors:
* - reported by the Windows Service wrapper code (proxy_main() and friends)
* - AFTER we are certain that we ARE NOT running as a Service
* get written to:
* - STDERR
* but not to:
* - Windows Eventlog
*/
TEST_F(RouterEventlogTest, wrapper_running_as_process) {
// run mysqlrouter.exe --install (no -c)
// Test method:
// Run `mysqlrouter.exe --install-service` without the required
// `-c path/to/conf/file` to trigger error message
// Explanation:
// Service will never try running with `--install-service` parameter,
// therefore if we are running with such, it must be from the
// command-line/script. And if so, we should not log to Eventlog.
// expected message
constexpr char expected_message[] =
"Service install option requires an existing configuration file to be "
"specified (-c";
EventlogMatcher error_matcher(expected_message);
// Since we're NOT expecting the error message to appear in Eventlog, we need
// another way to tell we finished scanning the log. We do this by writing
// this message after Router finishes, and then once we find it, we know we
// scanned the entire log.
const std::string log_end_marker = EventlogMatcher::make_end_marker();
EventlogMatcher end_matcher(log_end_marker);
// start sniffing Eventlog
EventlogSubscription sub([&](const std::string &xml) {
error_matcher(xml);
end_matcher(xml);
});
// run the router and wait for it to exit
auto &router = launch_router({"--install-service"},
EXIT_FAILURE); // missing -c <config>
check_exit_code(router, EXIT_FAILURE);
// mark the end of log
mysqlrouter::write_windows_event_log(log_end_marker);
// verify the message WAS written to STDERR
const std::string out = router.get_full_output();
EXPECT_THAT(out.c_str(), HasSubstr(expected_message));
// verify the message WAS NOT written to Eventlog
wait_until_true(end_matcher.found());
EXPECT_FALSE(error_matcher.found());
EXPECT_TRUE(end_matcher.found());
}
/**
* @test
* Verify that errors:
* - reported by Router code (real_main() and everything it spawns)
* - running as a service
* - BEFORE logging facility is initialised from configuration
* get written to:
* - Windows Eventlog
* - (they may also additionally land in STDERR, we don't care, and therefore
* don't test for that)
*/
TEST_F(RouterEventlogTest, application_running_as_service_preconfig) {
// This test is a stub that we might implement one day. A prerequisite must
// be fullfilled to implement it:
// - we'd need to register Router as a Service
}
/**
* @test
* Verify that errors:
* - reported by Router code (real_main() and everything it spawns)
* - NOT running as a service
* - BEFORE logging facility is initialised from configuration
* get written to:
* - STDERR
* and not to:
* - Windows Eventlog
*/
TEST_F(RouterEventlogTest, application_running_as_process_preconfig) {
// Test method:
// Run `mysqlrouter.exe -c <path/to/config/that/does/not/exist>`
// Explanation:
// Starting with `-c <bogus/path/to/config>` will cause the config-reading
// code to throw. The throwing happens in application code and the logging
// near main().
// expected message
constexpr char expected_message[] =
"Error: Failed reading configuration file: bogus.conf\n";
EventlogMatcher error_matcher(expected_message);
// Since we're NOT expecting the error message to appear in Eventlog, we need
// another way to tell we finished scanning the log. We do this by writing
// this message after Router finishes, and then once we find it, we know we
// scanned the entire log.
const std::string log_end_marker = EventlogMatcher::make_end_marker();
EventlogMatcher end_matcher(log_end_marker);
// start sniffing Eventlog
EventlogSubscription sub([&](const std::string &xml) {
error_matcher(xml);
end_matcher(xml);
});
// run the router and wait for it to exit
auto &router = launch_router({"-c", "bogus.conf"}, EXIT_FAILURE);
check_exit_code(router, EXIT_FAILURE);
// mark the end of log
mysqlrouter::write_windows_event_log(log_end_marker);
// verify the message WAS written to STDERR
const std::string out = router.get_full_output();
EXPECT_THAT(out.c_str(), HasSubstr(expected_message));
// verify the message WAS NOT written to Eventlog
wait_until_true(end_matcher.found());
EXPECT_FALSE(error_matcher.found());
EXPECT_TRUE(end_matcher.found());
}
/**
* @test
* Verify that errors:
* - reported by Router code (real_main() and everything it spawns)
* - NOT running as a service
* - AFTER logging facility is initialised from configuration
* get written to:
* - STDERR (as specified by config)
* and not to:
* - Windows Eventlog (as not specified by config)
*/
TEST_F(RouterEventlogTest, application_running_as_process_postconfig) {
// Test method:
// Run `mysqlrouter.exe` against config with bad [routing] section
// Explanation:
// Router will read configuration, then notice that [routing] section is
// missing obligatory key (destinations), log error, and exit. The
// throwing happens in application code and the logging near main().
// create config with bad [routing] section (missing "destinations" key)
std::map<std::string, std::string> params = get_DEFAULT_defaults();
params.at("logging_folder") = ""; // log to STDERR
TempDirectory conf_dir("conf");
const std::string conf_file =
create_config_file(conf_dir.name(), "[routing]", &params);
// expected message
constexpr char expected_message[] =
"Configuration error: option destinations in [routing] is required\n";
EventlogMatcher error_matcher(expected_message);
// Since we're NOT expecting the error message to appear in Eventlog, we need
// another way to tell we finished scanning the log. We do this by writing
// this message after Router finishes, and then once we find it, we know we
// scanned the entire log.
const std::string log_end_marker = EventlogMatcher::make_end_marker();
EventlogMatcher end_matcher(log_end_marker);
// start sniffing Eventlog
EventlogSubscription sub([&](const std::string &xml) {
error_matcher(xml);
end_matcher(xml);
});
// run the router and wait for it to exit
auto &router = launch_router({"-c", conf_file}, EXIT_FAILURE);
check_exit_code(router, EXIT_FAILURE);
// mark the end of log
mysqlrouter::write_windows_event_log(log_end_marker);
// verify the message WAS written to STDERR
const std::string out = router.get_full_output();
EXPECT_THAT(out.c_str(), HasSubstr(expected_message));
// verify the message WAS NOT written to Eventlog
wait_until_true(end_matcher.found());
EXPECT_FALSE(error_matcher.found());
EXPECT_TRUE(end_matcher.found());
}
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
init_windows_sockets();
ProcessManager::set_origin(Path(argv[0]).dirname());
::testing::InitGoogleTest(&argc, argv);
return RUN_ALL_TESTS();
}
#else
int main() { return 0; }
#endif
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