SentryOkHttpEventListener breaks EventListener.Factory contract

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Integration

sentry-okhttp

Java Version

8 but it's unrelated

Other Error Monitoring Solution

No

Other Error Monitoring Solution Name

No response

Version

8.21.1 but it's unrelated

Steps to Reproduce

This might be more related to the Sentry Android Gradle plugin than the Java project per se, but if we want to use SentryOkHttpEventListener (which I presume sends some useful Breadcrumbs? at least) I think the fix will need to be here (or for the Gradle plugin to use EventListener.plus in OkHttp 5.13, I think).

It looks like SentryOkHttpEventListener isn't designed for concurrency and that it breaks the EventListener.Factory contract.

If you use a custom EventListener.Factory with the Sentry Android Gradle plugin, the custom Factory gets wrapped by the SentryOkHttpEventListener.

However, the SentryOkHttpEventListener doesn't respect the EventListener.Factory contract, which expects that the EventListener instance is used for the lifetime of the Call. Instead, SentryOkHttpEventListener will pass the latest EventListener instance to every concurrent Call, because it's updating the 1 instance it uses after every SentryOkHttpEventListener.callStart.

The steps to repro were simply:

1. use SentryOkHttpEventListener around a custom EventListener.Factory (only 1 eventListener or 1 eventListenerFactory can be set on an OkHttpClient at the same time)
2. in the custom EventListener.Factory, capture the original Call
3. launch multiple overlapping requests

    private class MismatchDetectingListener(
        private val ownCall: Call,
        private val mismatches: MutableList<String>,
    ) : EventListener() {
        private fun verify(method: String, cbCall: Call) {
            if (cbCall !== ownCall) {
                val msg = "MISMATCH $method: built for ${ownCall.request().url} invoked with ${cbCall.request().url} " +
                    "thread=${Thread.currentThread().name}"
                mismatches += msg
                Log.e(TAG, msg)
            }
        }

        override fun callStart(call: Call) = verify("callStart", call)
        override fun dnsStart(call: Call, domainName: String) = verify("dnsStart", call)
    }
.... 
    val perCallFactory = EventListener.Factory { call -> MismatchDetectingListener(call, mismatches) }
    val client = OkHttpClient.Builder()
      .eventListener(SentryOkHttpEventListener(originalEventListenerFactory = perCallFactory))
      .build()
....

    val response1 = async { client.newCall(request1).execute() }
    val response2 = async { client.newCall(request2).execute() }
    val response3 = async { client.newCall(request3).execute() }
    val response4= async { client.newCall(request4).execute() }

Expected Result

Each EventListener should only ever receive calls from the Call it was created alongside in EventListener.Factory.create

Actual Result

The latest EventListener that was created receives every callback

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JAVA-695