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AyeZeeBB 94a616feb9 Map downloads: one that has begun goes on when the session stops waiting
Follow-up to #225. The session still waits 30 minutes in all for a map
(checking, the two-minute question, download, install, apply, join), and
servers and lobbies still let a player go at 30 minutes. But a download
that has begun is no longer cut off at 27 minutes: a large map on a slow
connection never came at all that way.

- Once the download has begun, the session's deadline is the session's
  alone. The download goes on (up to its own four hours, as before #225),
  installs and is applied, and the player is told to join again; no
  rejoin is tried past the deadline, where the server would turn them
  away. "Map still downloading" says so when the session stops waiting.
- Before the download, the deadline still ends the check and the question.
  Declining or cancelling still stops it and removes the partial file.
- A download whose session has gone is not cancelled by joining another
  session; a new map need is turned away until it is done.
- The 27-minute transfer budget and its completion reserve are gone from
  map_fetch_policy.h, with their tests; the map download tests cover the
  new behaviour.
- The HTTPS timeout test compiles with warnings as errors (a signed and
  unsigned comparison), and get_text's stale-file removal is indented again.
- README: map downloads described as they now are.
2026-10-15 14:23:06 -05:00

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#include "Extension/Multiplayer/Net/map_fetch_policy.h"
#include "Extension/Multiplayer/Net/protocol.h"
#include <array>
#include <cstdint>
#include <iostream>
#include <limits>
#include <stdexcept>
namespace policy = dingosdk::multiplayer::map_fetch_policy;
void require(bool condition, const char* message) {
if (!condition) throw std::runtime_error(message);
}
int main() {
try {
require(policy::second_us == 1000000, "microsecond units");
require(policy::session_us == 1800 * policy::second_us, "30 minute session");
require(dingosdk::multiplayer::map_fetch_limit_us == policy::session_us,
"host protocol and local downloader share the session budget");
require(policy::confirmation_us == 120 * policy::second_us, "2 minute confirmation");
require(policy::installed_load_us == 30 * policy::second_us, "30 second installed-map load");
require(!policy::expired(0, 0) && !policy::expired(0, std::numeric_limits<std::uint64_t>::max()),
"zero means no deadline");
require(!policy::host_expired(0, policy::session_us), "host zero means no fetch");
require(policy::remaining(0, 100) == 0, "zero remaining saturates");
// Arbitrary process clock epochs must not affect durations or host/client agreement.
for (const auto origin : std::array<std::uint64_t, 3>{1, 500000000000ull, 800000000000000ull}) {
for (const auto duration : std::array{
policy::session_us, policy::confirmation_us, policy::installed_load_us}) {
const auto deadline = origin + duration;
require(!policy::expired(deadline, deadline - 1), "before boundary");
require(policy::expired(deadline, deadline), "exact boundary");
require(policy::expired(deadline, deadline + 1), "after boundary");
require(policy::remaining(deadline, deadline - 1) == 1, "last microsecond");
require(policy::remaining(deadline, deadline) == 0, "exact remaining");
require(policy::remaining(deadline, deadline + 1) == 0, "remaining never underflows");
}
const auto overall = origin + policy::session_us;
require(!policy::host_expired(origin, origin - 1), "host rejects earlier clock");
require(!policy::host_expired(origin, overall - 1), "host before boundary");
require(policy::host_expired(origin, overall), "host exact boundary");
require(policy::host_expired(origin, overall + 1), "host after boundary");
require(policy::host_expired(origin, overall) == policy::expired(overall, overall),
"host and downloader share duration");
}
constexpr auto host_clock = 90000000000000ull;
constexpr auto client_clock = 700000000000ull;
for (const auto elapsed : std::array{
policy::session_us - 1, policy::session_us, policy::session_us + 1}) {
require(policy::host_expired(host_clock, host_clock + elapsed) ==
policy::expired(client_clock + policy::session_us, client_clock + elapsed),
"independent host/client epochs yield the same expiration");
}
std::cout << "Map fetch policy boundary tests passed\n";
return 0;
} catch (const std::exception& error) {
std::cerr << error.what() << '\n';
return 1;
}
}