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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds streaming aggregation for market data: QuoteAggregatorHub aggregates IQuote streams into time-based OHLCV bars; TickAggregatorHub converts ITick streams into OHLCV bars; TickHub manages raw tick caches and duplicate handling. Introduces ITick interface and Tick record, supports PeriodSize and TimeSpan configuration, optional gap-filling, deduplication via ExecutionId, and rebuild/rollback behavior for late arrivals. Exposes extension methods to create aggregators from providers and makes NotifyObserversOnAdd protected to allow derived hubs to notify observers. Comprehensive unit tests for quote/tick aggregation, hub behavior, and edge cases are included. Assessment against linked issues
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- Add thread safety with lock synchronization in OnAdd methods - Implement ExecutionId pruning to prevent memory leaks - Track input quotes to detect and handle duplicate updates correctly - Fix TickHub to notify all ticks with different ExecutionIds - Add comprehensive TickHub test coverage - Prune tracking collections with time-based and size-based limits Co-authored-by: DaveSkender <8432125+DaveSkender@users.noreply.github.com>
- Add ITestTickObserver interface to StreamHubTestBase - Implement interface in TickStreamHubTests - Add required TickObserver_WithWarmupAndMultipleSameTimestamp_WorksCorrectly test - Register ITestTickObserver in interface compliance test - All tests now passing (2271 passed, 12 skipped, 0 failed) Co-authored-by: DaveSkender <8432125+DaveSkender@users.noreply.github.com>
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tests/indicators/_common/StreamHub/StreamHub.Interface.Tests.cs (1)
33-65:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorEnforce “exactly one observer interface,” including tick observers.
The compliance test only requires at least one observer and only warns on Chain+Quote redundancy. Please add validation that exactly one observer interface is implemented and extend redundancy checks to include ITestTickObserver combinations.
Based on learnings, StreamHub test classes must inherit from StreamHubTestBase and implement exactly ONE observer interface.🧪 Suggested validation update
- // Must implement at least one observer - if (implementedObservers.Count == 0) + // Must implement exactly one observer + if (implementedObservers.Count == 0) { violations.Add($"{className}: Does not implement any observer interface"); } + else if (implementedObservers.Count > 1) + { + violations.Add($"{className}: Implements multiple observer interfaces ({string.Join(", ", implementedObservers.Select(o => o.Name))})"); + } // Warn if both ITestChainObserver and ITestQuoteObserver are implemented (redundant) if (implementedObservers.Contains(typeof(ITestChainObserver)) && implementedObservers.Contains(typeof(ITestQuoteObserver))) { warnings.Add($"{className}: Implements both ITestChainObserver and ITestQuoteObserver (redundant)"); } + if (implementedObservers.Contains(typeof(ITestTickObserver)) && implementedObservers.Contains(typeof(ITestQuoteObserver))) + { + warnings.Add($"{className}: Implements both ITestTickObserver and ITestQuoteObserver (redundant)"); + }
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In @.vscode/settings.json:
- Around line 2-5: The .vscode/settings.json is missing markdown format-on-save
and markdownlint fix-on-save settings; under the "[markdown]" block (where
"editor.defaultFormatter": "DavidAnson.vscode-markdownlint" is set) add
"editor.formatOnSave": true and "editor.codeActionsOnSave": {
"source.fixAll.markdownlint": "explicit" } so markdown files are auto-formatted
and markdownlint autofixes run on save, keeping "chat.useAgentSkills" unchanged.
In `@src/_common/Quotes/Quote.AggregatorHub.cs`:
- Around line 20-38: The ArgumentException thrown in the QuoteAggregatorHub
constructor when periodSize == PeriodSize.Month must include the offending
periodSize value; update the message in the QuoteAggregatorHub constructor to
interpolate the actual periodSize (e.g., include periodSize.ToString() or the
enum value) into the exception text while still passing nameof(periodSize) as
the parameter name so diagnostics include both the parameter name and its value.
- Around line 77-196: The method OnAdd declares unused locals causing
static-analysis failures; remove or replace them with discards: delete the
unused bool isCurrentBar declaration (use the existing isFutureBar/isPastBar
checks directly), change the gap bar tuple deconstruction (IQuote gapResult, int
gapIndex) = ToIndicator(...) to use a discard for the int (IQuote gapResult, _)
or discard the entire left if gapResult is unused, and likewise change (IQuote
result, int index) = ToIndicator(...) to (IQuote result, _) or discard the int;
keep calls to ToIndicator, AppendCache, Cache replacement, CreateOrUpdateBar and
NotifyObserversOnRebuild unchanged.
In `@src/_common/Quotes/Tick.AggregatorHub.cs`:
- Around line 28-33: The ArgumentException thrown when periodSize ==
PeriodSize.Month (and the similar check at lines 60-63) must include the
offending value in the message; update the constructor/checks in
Tick.AggregatorHub (the code that throws new ArgumentException(...,
nameof(periodSize))) to format the message to include both the parameter name
and the actual periodSize value (e.g., "Month aggregation is not supported in
streaming mode. periodSize={periodSize}. Use TimeSpan overload for custom
periods.") and apply the same change to the other ArgumentException(s) that
validate periodSize so diagnostics show the invalid value.
- Around line 108-129: Parenthesize the division arithmetic involving
MaxExecutionIdCacheSize to satisfy RCS1123: wrap (MaxExecutionIdCacheSize / 2)
wherever it's used in expressions in Tick.AggregatorHub (e.g., the if condition
comparing _processedExecutionIds.Count > (MaxExecutionIdCacheSize / 2) and the
Take call that uses _processedExecutionIds.Count - (MaxExecutionIdCacheSize /
2)); update both occurrences so the subtraction and comparison are unambiguous
to the analyzer.
- Around line 140-143: Remove the unused local variable isCurrentBar from the
method in Tick.AggregatorHub (look for the boolean declarations around
_currentBar, barTimestamp and _currentBarTimestamp); delete the declaration
"bool isCurrentBar = _currentBar != null && barTimestamp ==
_currentBarTimestamp;" so only isFutureBar and isPastBar remain, ensuring no
other references to isCurrentBar exist elsewhere in the method.
In `@src/_common/Quotes/Tick.StreamHub.cs`:
- Around line 97-111: The code path handling same-timestamp ticks with different
ExecutionIds currently notifies observers via NotifyObserversOnAdd(result,
index) but never persists the new tick into Cache, causing rebuilds to miss it;
update the branch in Tick.StreamHub.cs to insert the result into Cache at the
intended slot (use Cache[index] = result or the existing Cache insertion helper
used elsewhere in this class) before calling NotifyObserversOnAdd so the
TickHub’s Cache reflects the new trade for future rebuilds and aggregations.
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Quote.AggregatorHub.Tests.cs`:
- Around line 335-380: Add a rollback step and strict parity assertions: after
the late arrival insert (provider.Insert(Quotes[80])) also remove a historical
quote from the provider (e.g., provider.Remove(Quotes[someIndex]) or the
existing remove method on QuoteHub) to simulate deletion/rollback, then build an
expected Series from the full quote history after all operations (include
prefill, duplicates, late insert, and the removal) and compare the aggregator
Results (QuoteAggregatorHub.Results) to the expected Series with strict ordering
and count parity for the last N items; finally keep the existing structural
assertions and Unsubscribe/EndTransmission cleanup.
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Tick.AggregatorHub.Tests.cs`:
- Around line 186-225: The test
QuoteObserver_WithWarmupLateArrivalAndRemoval_MatchesSeriesExactly only adds
ticks and checks basic invariants but must exercise warmup prefill, duplicate
streaming, a late historical insert, a removal/rollback, and then assert strict
parity with the Series; update the test to (1) prefill a warmup window into the
TickHub before creating/subscribing the TickAggregatorHub, (2) stream the
remaining ticks in-order including at least one duplicate via provider.Add, (3)
after initial results insert a late historical Tick with an earlier timestamp to
force recalculation, validate aggregator.Results updated, (4) remove a
historical Tick (simulate rollback) via the provider API and validate
recalculation again, and finally (5) compare aggregator.Results against a
Series-derived expected list with strict ordering and equality (not just
invariants); use the existing symbols TickHub, TickAggregatorHub, provider.Add,
provider.EndTransmission, aggregator.Results and aggregator.Unsubscribe to
locate and modify the test.
- Around line 176-179: Replace the literal tolerance 0.0001 in the SMA assertion
with the shared precision constant Money4: locate the assertion on
smaResults[2].Sma (the BeApproximately call comparing to expectedSma) and change
its tolerance argument to use Money4 so the test uses the standardized precision
constant.
- Around line 228-257: The test ChainProvider_MatchesSeriesExactly only checks
counts and non-null EMA values; compute a reference EMA Series from the same
tick sequence and assert strict, ordered equality against observer.Results.
Specifically, after populating TickHub (provider) and before asserting, build
the reference series via the same aggregation + EMA path (or by calling the
standalone Series/EMA calculator used elsewhere) using the original ticks, then
compare each element of observer.Results to the corresponding element of the
reference series (matching timestamp and Ema value) in order (use a
sequence/ordered assertion rather than count/non-null checks).
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Tick.StreamHub.Tests.cs`:
- Around line 3-5: TickStreamHubTests currently implements ITestTickObserver but
must implement exactly one StreamHub test observer interface per the test
contract; change the class declaration on TickStreamHubTests to implement the
required observer interface (choose ITestChainObserver for full chain tests or
ITestQuoteObserver for quote-only providers) and then update any helper wiring
and mocked observer registration code inside the class (setup/constructor,
OnSubscribe/Attach calls, and any usages of ITestTickObserver methods) to use
the chosen interface's methods and signatures (e.g., replace
ITestTickObserver-specific callbacks with the corresponding ITestChainObserver
or ITestQuoteObserver callbacks and adjust listener registration in
StreamHubTestBase-derived setup).
- Around line 262-300: Extend the TickHub test to cover rollback and
series-parity: after pre-filling warmup and subscribing (as done with
provider.Add and new TickHub(provider)), stream in-order duplicates (same
timestamp different exec IDs) and assert observer.Results count/content, then
insert a late historical tick (provider.Add with an earlier DateTime than
current tail) and assert observer.Results updates (recalculation), then remove a
historical tick (call the provider's remove/delete method) and assert
observer.Results updates again; finally create a parallel Series (Series class)
fed the same sequence but with strict ordering and compare observer.Results to
series.Results for exact ordering and content equality after each mutation; use
TickHub, provider.Add, provider.Remove (or appropriate removal API),
observer.Results, Unsubscribe and provider.EndTransmission to locate and
implement the checks.
🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Quote.AggregatorHub.Tests.cs (1)
248-287: Use Money4/Money6 precision constants in BeApproximately.The test hard-codes
0.0001; use the shared precision constants to match testing standards and prevent drift.
As per coding guidelines, use precision constants (Money6/Money5/Money4) for floating‑point comparisons.♻️ Suggested tweak
- smaResults[2].Sma.Should().BeApproximately(expectedSma, 0.0001); + smaResults[2].Sma.Should().BeApproximately(expectedSma, Money4);
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| [TestMethod] | ||
| public void QuoteObserver_WithWarmupLateArrivalAndRemoval_MatchesSeriesExactly() | ||
| { | ||
| // Setup tick provider hub | ||
| TickHub provider = new(); | ||
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| // Create some tick data | ||
| List<Tick> ticks = []; | ||
| for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) | ||
| { | ||
| ticks.Add(new Tick( | ||
| DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:00", invariantCulture).AddMinutes(i), | ||
| 100m + i, | ||
| 10m + i)); | ||
| } | ||
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| // Initialize aggregator | ||
| TickAggregatorHub aggregator = provider.ToTickAggregatorHub(PeriodSize.OneMinute); | ||
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| // Add ticks | ||
| foreach (Tick tick in ticks) | ||
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| provider.Add(tick); | ||
| } | ||
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| // Fetch results | ||
| IReadOnlyList<IQuote> sut = aggregator.Results; | ||
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| sut.Should().HaveCount(100); | ||
| sut.Should().AllSatisfy(q => { | ||
| q.Timestamp.Should().NotBe(default); | ||
| q.Open.Should().BeGreaterThan(0); | ||
| q.High.Should().BeGreaterThanOrEqualTo(q.Low); | ||
| q.Close.Should().BeGreaterThan(0); | ||
| }); | ||
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| // Cleanup | ||
| aggregator.Unsubscribe(); | ||
| provider.EndTransmission(); | ||
| } |
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Implement the promised rollback + series parity in QuoteObserver_WithWarmupLateArrivalAndRemoval_MatchesSeriesExactly.
The method name implies warmup + late arrival/removal + series parity, but the body only adds ticks and checks basic invariants. Please add prefill warmup, stream duplicates, late insert, removal, and a strict-order comparison to Series results.
As per coding guidelines: StreamHub unit tests must include comprehensive rollback validation: prefill warmup window before subscribing, stream in-order including duplicates, insert late historical quote to verify recalculation, remove historical quote to verify recalculation and StreamHub unit tests must compare results to Series with strict ordering to verify parity.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Tick.AggregatorHub.Tests.cs` around lines 186
- 225, The test
QuoteObserver_WithWarmupLateArrivalAndRemoval_MatchesSeriesExactly only adds
ticks and checks basic invariants but must exercise warmup prefill, duplicate
streaming, a late historical insert, a removal/rollback, and then assert strict
parity with the Series; update the test to (1) prefill a warmup window into the
TickHub before creating/subscribing the TickAggregatorHub, (2) stream the
remaining ticks in-order including at least one duplicate via provider.Add, (3)
after initial results insert a late historical Tick with an earlier timestamp to
force recalculation, validate aggregator.Results updated, (4) remove a
historical Tick (simulate rollback) via the provider API and validate
recalculation again, and finally (5) compare aggregator.Results against a
Series-derived expected list with strict ordering and equality (not just
invariants); use the existing symbols TickHub, TickAggregatorHub, provider.Add,
provider.EndTransmission, aggregator.Results and aggregator.Unsubscribe to
locate and modify the test.
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| public class TickStreamHubTests : StreamHubTestBase, ITestTickObserver | ||
| { |
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Use the required StreamHub test observer interface.
TickStreamHubTests implements ITestTickObserver, but the StreamHub test contract requires exactly one observer interface (ITestChainObserver or ITestQuoteObserver). Please align the interface to the required contract and update helper wiring accordingly.
As per coding guidelines: StreamHub unit tests must inherit from StreamHubTestBase and implement exactly ONE observer interface: either ITestChainObserver (most common) or ITestQuoteObserver (quote-only providers).
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Tick.StreamHub.Tests.cs` around lines 3 - 5,
TickStreamHubTests currently implements ITestTickObserver but must implement
exactly one StreamHub test observer interface per the test contract; change the
class declaration on TickStreamHubTests to implement the required observer
interface (choose ITestChainObserver for full chain tests or ITestQuoteObserver
for quote-only providers) and then update any helper wiring and mocked observer
registration code inside the class (setup/constructor, OnSubscribe/Attach calls,
and any usages of ITestTickObserver methods) to use the chosen interface's
methods and signatures (e.g., replace ITestTickObserver-specific callbacks with
the corresponding ITestChainObserver or ITestQuoteObserver callbacks and adjust
listener registration in StreamHubTestBase-derived setup).
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| [TestMethod] | ||
| public void TickObserver_WithWarmupAndMultipleSameTimestamp_WorksCorrectly() | ||
| { | ||
| // setup tick provider hub | ||
| TickHub provider = new(); | ||
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| // prefill some ticks | ||
| for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++) | ||
| { | ||
| provider.Add(new Tick( | ||
| DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09", invariantCulture).AddMinutes(i), | ||
| 100m + i, 10m + i, $"EXEC-{i:000}")); | ||
| } | ||
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| // initialize observer | ||
| TickHub observer = new(provider); | ||
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| // fetch initial results | ||
| IReadOnlyList<ITick> results = observer.Results; | ||
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| results.Should().HaveCount(20); | ||
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| // add more ticks including some at same timestamp with different execution IDs | ||
| provider.Add(new Tick( | ||
| DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09", invariantCulture).AddMinutes(20), | ||
| 120m, 30m, "EXEC-020")); | ||
| provider.Add(new Tick( | ||
| DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09", invariantCulture).AddMinutes(20), | ||
| 121m, 31m, "EXEC-021")); | ||
| provider.Add(new Tick( | ||
| DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09", invariantCulture).AddMinutes(21), | ||
| 122m, 32m, "EXEC-022")); | ||
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| results.Should().HaveCount(22); // 20 + 2 more ticks (same timestamp counts separately) | ||
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| // cleanup | ||
| observer.Unsubscribe(); | ||
| provider.EndTransmission(); | ||
| } |
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Add rollback + series-parity coverage for TickHub.
The suite doesn’t exercise late insert/remove rollback or compare to Series with strict ordering. Please add a scenario that pre-fills warmup, streams duplicates, inserts a late historical tick, removes a historical tick, and compares to Series results in strict order.
As per coding guidelines: StreamHub unit tests must include comprehensive rollback validation: prefill warmup window before subscribing, stream in-order including duplicates, insert late historical quote to verify recalculation, remove historical quote to verify recalculation and StreamHub unit tests must compare results to Series with strict ordering to verify parity.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Tick.StreamHub.Tests.cs` around lines 262 -
300, Extend the TickHub test to cover rollback and series-parity: after
pre-filling warmup and subscribing (as done with provider.Add and new
TickHub(provider)), stream in-order duplicates (same timestamp different exec
IDs) and assert observer.Results count/content, then insert a late historical
tick (provider.Add with an earlier DateTime than current tail) and assert
observer.Results updates (recalculation), then remove a historical tick (call
the provider's remove/delete method) and assert observer.Results updates again;
finally create a parallel Series (Series class) fed the same sequence but with
strict ordering and compare observer.Results to series.Results for exact
ordering and content equality after each mutation; use TickHub, provider.Add,
provider.Remove (or appropriate removal API), observer.Results, Unsubscribe and
provider.EndTransmission to locate and implement the checks.
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@src/_common/Quotes/Tick.StreamHub.cs`:
- Around line 18-35: The constructor for TickHub currently only validates the
upper bound; add a lower-bound check to ensure maxCacheSize > 0 (so 0 and
negatives are rejected) and throw ArgumentOutOfRangeException from the TickHub
constructor when the value is invalid; include the offending value in the
exception message (referencing maxCacheSize, maxCacheSizeDefault, MaxCacheSize
and the TickHub constructor) so the message clearly states the provided value
and the allowed range before assigning MaxCacheSize.
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Quote.AggregatorHub.Tests.cs`:
- Around line 248-291: The test ChainWithDownstreamIndicator_WorksCorrectly uses
a hard-coded tolerance 0.0001 in the SMA assertion; replace that literal with
the shared precision constant Money4 to follow guidelines—locate the assertion
on smaResults[2].Sma.Should().BeApproximately(expectedSma, 0.0001) and change
the tolerance argument to Money4 (ensure Money4 is in scope/imports if needed).
- Around line 422-469: Update the ChainProvider_MatchesSeriesExactly test to
enforce strict parity: iterate indices 0..sut.Count-1 and assert
timestamps/order match between sut[i].Timestamp and expected[i].Timestamp,
assert null-parity by checking sut[i].Ema.HasValue == expected[i].Ema.HasValue,
and when both have values compare using Money4 precision (4 decimal places)
rather than the loose 0.1 tolerance; reference the EmaHub observer.Results
(sut), aggregated series from Quotes.Aggregate(...).ToEma(...), and the
ChainProvider_MatchesSeriesExactly test method to locate where to change the
assertions.
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src/_common/Quotes/Tick.AggregatorHub.cs (1)
60-64: Include the offending value in the TimeSpan exception message.The
ArgumentOutOfRangeExceptionat line 62-63 doesn't include the actualtimeSpanvalue in the message text. While the value is passed to the constructor, the message itself should explicitly state the offending value for clearer diagnostics.💡 Suggested fix
if (timeSpan <= TimeSpan.Zero) { throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(timeSpan), timeSpan, - "Aggregation period must be greater than zero."); + $"Aggregation period must be greater than zero. timeSpan={timeSpan}."); }As per coding guidelines: Error messages MUST include parameter name and offending value when relevant.
src/_common/Quotes/Quote.AggregatorHub.cs (1)
53-57: Include the offending value in the TimeSpan exception message.Similar to the
TickAggregatorHub, theArgumentOutOfRangeExceptionmessage should explicitly include the offending value for clearer diagnostics.💡 Suggested fix
if (timeSpan <= TimeSpan.Zero) { throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(timeSpan), timeSpan, - "Aggregation period must be greater than zero."); + $"Aggregation period must be greater than zero. timeSpan={timeSpan}."); }As per coding guidelines: Error messages MUST include parameter name and offending value when relevant.
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| public TickHub(int? maxCacheSize = null) | ||
| : base(new BaseProvider<ITick>()) | ||
| { | ||
| _isStandalone = true; | ||
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| const int maxCacheSizeDefault = (int)(0.9 * int.MaxValue); | ||
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| if (maxCacheSize is not null and > maxCacheSizeDefault) | ||
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| string message | ||
| = $"'{nameof(maxCacheSize)}' must be less than {maxCacheSizeDefault}."; | ||
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| throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException( | ||
| nameof(maxCacheSize), maxCacheSize, message); | ||
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| MaxCacheSize = maxCacheSize ?? maxCacheSizeDefault; | ||
| Name = "TICK-HUB"; |
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Validate maxCacheSize lower bound and include the offending value.
The constructor only guards the upper bound, so 0/negative values slip through and the error message omits the supplied value. Add a lower-bound check and include the value in the message.
✅ Suggested fix
- if (maxCacheSize is not null and > maxCacheSizeDefault)
+ if (maxCacheSize is not null and <= 0)
+ {
+ string message
+ = $"'{nameof(maxCacheSize)}' must be greater than 0; was {maxCacheSize}.";
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+ throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(
+ nameof(maxCacheSize), maxCacheSize, message);
+ }
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+ if (maxCacheSize is not null and > maxCacheSizeDefault)
{
string message
- = $"'{nameof(maxCacheSize)}' must be less than {maxCacheSizeDefault}.";
+ = $"'{nameof(maxCacheSize)}' must be less than {maxCacheSizeDefault}; was {maxCacheSize}.";
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(
nameof(maxCacheSize), maxCacheSize, message);
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@src/_common/Quotes/Tick.StreamHub.cs` around lines 18 - 35, The constructor
for TickHub currently only validates the upper bound; add a lower-bound check to
ensure maxCacheSize > 0 (so 0 and negatives are rejected) and throw
ArgumentOutOfRangeException from the TickHub constructor when the value is
invalid; include the offending value in the exception message (referencing
maxCacheSize, maxCacheSizeDefault, MaxCacheSize and the TickHub constructor) so
the message clearly states the provided value and the allowed range before
assigning MaxCacheSize.
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| public void ChainWithDownstreamIndicator_WorksCorrectly() | ||
| { | ||
| List<Quote> minuteQuotes = | ||
| [ | ||
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:00", invariantCulture), 100, 105, 99, 102, 1000), | ||
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:05", invariantCulture), 102, 107, 101, 104, 1100), | ||
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:10", invariantCulture), 104, 109, 103, 106, 1200), | ||
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:15", invariantCulture), 106, 111, 105, 108, 1300), | ||
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:20", invariantCulture), 108, 113, 107, 110, 1400), | ||
| ]; | ||
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| QuoteHub provider = new(); | ||
| QuoteAggregatorHub aggregator = provider.ToQuoteAggregatorHub(PeriodSize.FiveMinutes); | ||
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| // Chain with SMA | ||
| SmaHub sma = aggregator.ToSmaHub(3); | ||
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| foreach (Quote q in minuteQuotes) | ||
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| provider.Add(q); | ||
| } | ||
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| // Verify aggregated quotes | ||
| IReadOnlyList<IQuote> aggResults = aggregator.Results; | ||
| aggResults.Should().HaveCount(5); | ||
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| // Verify SMA results | ||
| IReadOnlyList<SmaResult> smaResults = sma.Results; | ||
| smaResults.Should().HaveCount(5); | ||
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| // First two should be null (not enough data) | ||
| smaResults[0].Sma.Should().BeNull(); | ||
| smaResults[1].Sma.Should().BeNull(); | ||
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| // Third should be average of first three closes | ||
| smaResults[2].Sma.Should().NotBeNull(); | ||
| const double expectedSma = (102 + 104 + 106) / 3.0; | ||
| smaResults[2].Sma.Should().BeApproximately(expectedSma, 0.0001); | ||
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| sma.Unsubscribe(); | ||
| aggregator.Unsubscribe(); | ||
| provider.EndTransmission(); | ||
| } |
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Use Money4 for SMA tolerance.
Please use the shared precision constant instead of a literal tolerance.
✅ Suggested fix
- smaResults[2].Sma.Should().BeApproximately(expectedSma, 0.0001);
+ smaResults[2].Sma.Should().BeApproximately(expectedSma, Money4);📝 Committable suggestion
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| [TestMethod] | |
| public void ChainWithDownstreamIndicator_WorksCorrectly() | |
| { | |
| List<Quote> minuteQuotes = | |
| [ | |
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:00", invariantCulture), 100, 105, 99, 102, 1000), | |
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:05", invariantCulture), 102, 107, 101, 104, 1100), | |
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:10", invariantCulture), 104, 109, 103, 106, 1200), | |
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:15", invariantCulture), 106, 111, 105, 108, 1300), | |
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:20", invariantCulture), 108, 113, 107, 110, 1400), | |
| ]; | |
| QuoteHub provider = new(); | |
| QuoteAggregatorHub aggregator = provider.ToQuoteAggregatorHub(PeriodSize.FiveMinutes); | |
| // Chain with SMA | |
| SmaHub sma = aggregator.ToSmaHub(3); | |
| foreach (Quote q in minuteQuotes) | |
| { | |
| provider.Add(q); | |
| } | |
| // Verify aggregated quotes | |
| IReadOnlyList<IQuote> aggResults = aggregator.Results; | |
| aggResults.Should().HaveCount(5); | |
| // Verify SMA results | |
| IReadOnlyList<SmaResult> smaResults = sma.Results; | |
| smaResults.Should().HaveCount(5); | |
| // First two should be null (not enough data) | |
| smaResults[0].Sma.Should().BeNull(); | |
| smaResults[1].Sma.Should().BeNull(); | |
| // Third should be average of first three closes | |
| smaResults[2].Sma.Should().NotBeNull(); | |
| const double expectedSma = (102 + 104 + 106) / 3.0; | |
| smaResults[2].Sma.Should().BeApproximately(expectedSma, 0.0001); | |
| sma.Unsubscribe(); | |
| aggregator.Unsubscribe(); | |
| provider.EndTransmission(); | |
| } | |
| [TestMethod] | |
| public void ChainWithDownstreamIndicator_WorksCorrectly() | |
| { | |
| List<Quote> minuteQuotes = | |
| [ | |
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:00", invariantCulture), 100, 105, 99, 102, 1000), | |
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:05", invariantCulture), 102, 107, 101, 104, 1100), | |
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:10", invariantCulture), 104, 109, 103, 106, 1200), | |
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:15", invariantCulture), 106, 111, 105, 108, 1300), | |
| new(DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09 10:20", invariantCulture), 108, 113, 107, 110, 1400), | |
| ]; | |
| QuoteHub provider = new(); | |
| QuoteAggregatorHub aggregator = provider.ToQuoteAggregatorHub(PeriodSize.FiveMinutes); | |
| // Chain with SMA | |
| SmaHub sma = aggregator.ToSmaHub(3); | |
| foreach (Quote q in minuteQuotes) | |
| { | |
| provider.Add(q); | |
| } | |
| // Verify aggregated quotes | |
| IReadOnlyList<IQuote> aggResults = aggregator.Results; | |
| aggResults.Should().HaveCount(5); | |
| // Verify SMA results | |
| IReadOnlyList<SmaResult> smaResults = sma.Results; | |
| smaResults.Should().HaveCount(5); | |
| // First two should be null (not enough data) | |
| smaResults[0].Sma.Should().BeNull(); | |
| smaResults[1].Sma.Should().BeNull(); | |
| // Third should be average of first three closes | |
| smaResults[2].Sma.Should().NotBeNull(); | |
| const double expectedSma = (102 + 104 + 106) / 3.0; | |
| smaResults[2].Sma.Should().BeApproximately(expectedSma, Money4); | |
| sma.Unsubscribe(); | |
| aggregator.Unsubscribe(); | |
| provider.EndTransmission(); | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Quote.AggregatorHub.Tests.cs` around lines
248 - 291, The test ChainWithDownstreamIndicator_WorksCorrectly uses a
hard-coded tolerance 0.0001 in the SMA assertion; replace that literal with the
shared precision constant Money4 to follow guidelines—locate the assertion on
smaResults[2].Sma.Should().BeApproximately(expectedSma, 0.0001) and change the
tolerance argument to Money4 (ensure Money4 is in scope/imports if needed).
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| [TestMethod] | ||
| public void ChainProvider_MatchesSeriesExactly() | ||
| { | ||
| const int emaPeriods = 14; | ||
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| // Setup quote provider hub | ||
| QuoteHub provider = new(); | ||
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| // Initialize aggregator and chain with EMA | ||
| EmaHub observer = provider | ||
| .ToQuoteAggregatorHub(PeriodSize.FiveMinutes) | ||
| .ToEmaHub(emaPeriods); | ||
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| // Emulate quote stream - for aggregator, use simple sequential adding | ||
| // (late arrivals and removals don't make sense for time-based aggregation) | ||
| foreach (Quote q in Quotes) | ||
| { | ||
| provider.Add(q); | ||
| } | ||
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| // Final results | ||
| IReadOnlyList<EmaResult> sut = observer.Results; | ||
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| // Compare with aggregated series | ||
| IReadOnlyList<Quote> aggregatedQuotes = Quotes.Aggregate(PeriodSize.FiveMinutes); | ||
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| IReadOnlyList<EmaResult> expected = aggregatedQuotes | ||
| .ToEma(emaPeriods); | ||
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| // Assert: should have same count as batch aggregation | ||
| sut.Should().HaveCount(expected.Count); | ||
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| // Verify EMA values match closely | ||
| // Note: There may be slight differences due to streaming vs batch processing | ||
| // but they should be very close for completed bars | ||
| for (int i = emaPeriods; i < sut.Count; i++) | ||
| { | ||
| if (sut[i].Ema.HasValue && expected[i].Ema.HasValue) | ||
| { | ||
| sut[i].Ema.Should().BeApproximately(expected[i].Ema.Value, 0.1, | ||
| $"at index {i}, timestamp {sut[i].Timestamp}"); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| // Cleanup | ||
| observer.Unsubscribe(); | ||
| provider.EndTransmission(); | ||
| } |
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Tighten Series parity assertions (ordering + Money4).
The current check uses a 0.1 tolerance and skips null-handling parity, which can mask mismatches. Please compare every element in strict order (timestamp + EMA/null parity) with Money4 precision.
✅ Suggested fix
- for (int i = emaPeriods; i < sut.Count; i++)
- {
- if (sut[i].Ema.HasValue && expected[i].Ema.HasValue)
- {
- sut[i].Ema.Should().BeApproximately(expected[i].Ema.Value, 0.1,
- $"at index {i}, timestamp {sut[i].Timestamp}");
- }
- }
+ for (int i = 0; i < sut.Count; i++)
+ {
+ sut[i].Timestamp.Should().Be(expected[i].Timestamp);
+
+ if (expected[i].Ema.HasValue)
+ {
+ sut[i].Ema.Should().BeApproximately(expected[i].Ema.Value, Money4,
+ $"EMA at index {i} should match Series reference");
+ }
+ else
+ {
+ sut[i].Ema.Should().BeNull(
+ $"EMA at index {i} should be null like Series reference");
+ }
+ }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Quote.AggregatorHub.Tests.cs` around lines
422 - 469, Update the ChainProvider_MatchesSeriesExactly test to enforce strict
parity: iterate indices 0..sut.Count-1 and assert timestamps/order match between
sut[i].Timestamp and expected[i].Timestamp, assert null-parity by checking
sut[i].Ema.HasValue == expected[i].Ema.HasValue, and when both have values
compare using Money4 precision (4 decimal places) rather than the loose 0.1
tolerance; reference the EmaHub observer.Results (sut), aggregated series from
Quotes.Aggregate(...).ToEma(...), and the ChainProvider_MatchesSeriesExactly
test method to locate where to change the assertions.
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Actionable comments posted: 2
🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Tick.AggregatorHub.Tests.cs`:
- Around line 238-241: Comment says "Remove a historical tick (simulate
rollback)" but the test calls provider.Insert(ticks[50]) which contradicts
intent; either replace the insertion with the appropriate removal call (e.g.,
use provider.RemoveAt(50) or provider.Remove(ticks[50]) depending on the
provider API) so the test actually simulates rollback, or, if inserting is
correct, update the comment to reflect that the test is inserting a historical
tick; locate the call by referencing provider.Insert and ticks[50] and adjust
accordingly and ensure aggregator.Results is used to validate the post-change
state.
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Tick.StreamHub.Tests.cs`:
- Around line 309-312: The comment says "remove a historical tick (simulate
rollback)" but the code calls provider.Insert(new Tick(...)) which is
inconsistent; either change the call to the correct removal API (e.g.,
provider.Remove or provider.Delete with the Tick timestamp/ID) if the intent is
to simulate a rollback, or update the comment to reflect that you are inserting
a historical tick; locate the call to provider.Insert and the Tick constructor
to make the fix so comment and action match.
🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
src/_common/Quotes/Quote.AggregatorHub.cs (1)
86-101: Minor: Redundant timestamp comparison.The check on line 90 (
previousQuote.Timestamp == item.Timestamp) is always true whenTryGetValuesucceeds withitem.Timestampas the key, since timestamps are stored as dictionary keys. This comparison can be safely removed.🔧 Suggested simplification
if (_inputQuoteTracker.TryGetValue(item.Timestamp, out IQuote? previousQuote)) { - // This is an update to a previously seen quote - need to subtract old values - // and add new values to avoid double-counting - if (previousQuote.Timestamp == item.Timestamp) - { - // Update tracker with new quote - _inputQuoteTracker[item.Timestamp] = item; - - // Rebuild from this bar to recalculate correctly - if (_currentBar != null && barTimestamp == _currentBarTimestamp) - { - Rebuild(barTimestamp); - return; - } - } + // Update tracker with new quote + _inputQuoteTracker[item.Timestamp] = item; + + // Rebuild from this bar to recalculate correctly + if (_currentBar != null && barTimestamp == _currentBarTimestamp) + { + Rebuild(barTimestamp); + return; + } }src/_common/Quotes/Tick.cs (1)
34-35: Consider documenting parameterless constructor usage.The parameterless constructor initializes with default values (
Timestamp = DateTime.MinValue,Price = 0,Volume = 0). This is necessary for deserialization but could be misused. Consider adding a remark in the XML doc indicating this constructor is primarily for serialization frameworks.📝 Suggested documentation enhancement
/// <summary> /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="Tick"/> class. + /// <remarks> + /// This parameterless constructor exists primarily for serialization/deserialization + /// scenarios. For creating tick data, use the primary constructor with explicit values. + /// </remarks> /// </summary> public Tick() : this(default, default, default, null) { }src/_common/Quotes/Tick.AggregatorHub.cs (2)
60-64: Consider consistent error message format with the PeriodSize constructor.The
PeriodSizeconstructor includes the value in the message string (periodSize={periodSize}), but this constructor relies onArgumentOutOfRangeException's built-in value display. Both approaches work, but for consistency you could align them.Optional: Align message format
if (timeSpan <= TimeSpan.Zero) { throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(timeSpan), timeSpan, - "Aggregation period must be greater than zero."); + $"Aggregation period must be greater than zero. timeSpan={timeSpan}"); }
96-102: UnusedprocessedTimevariable fromTryGetValue.The
processedTimeoutput is retrieved but never used. Consider usingContainsKeyinstead or utilize the value if needed for validation.Use ContainsKey for cleaner code
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(item.ExecutionId)) { - if (_processedExecutionIds.TryGetValue(item.ExecutionId, out DateTime processedTime)) + if (_processedExecutionIds.ContainsKey(item.ExecutionId)) { // Skip duplicate tick return; }src/_common/Quotes/Tick.StreamHub.cs (1)
42-46: Redundant null check.
ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(provider)on line 46 is never reached because the base constructor call on line 44 already throws ifprovideris null.Remove redundant check
public TickHub( IStreamObservable<ITick> provider) : base(provider ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(provider))) { - ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(provider); - _isStandalone = false; Name = "TICK-HUB"; Reinitialize(); }
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| // Remove a historical tick (simulate rollback) | ||
| provider.Insert(ticks[50]); | ||
| IReadOnlyList<IQuote> afterRemoval = aggregator.Results.ToList(); | ||
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Comment inconsistency: Insert used instead of removal.
Line 239 calls provider.Insert(ticks[50]) but the comment says "Remove a historical tick (simulate rollback)". This appears to be inserting, not removing.
If removal was intended:
If the test should remove a tick to simulate rollback, use provider.RemoveAt(index) or similar API. If insertion is correct, update the comment:
- // Remove a historical tick (simulate rollback)
- provider.Insert(ticks[50]);
+ // Insert another historical tick
+ provider.Insert(ticks[50]);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Tick.AggregatorHub.Tests.cs` around lines 238
- 241, Comment says "Remove a historical tick (simulate rollback)" but the test
calls provider.Insert(ticks[50]) which contradicts intent; either replace the
insertion with the appropriate removal call (e.g., use provider.RemoveAt(50) or
provider.Remove(ticks[50]) depending on the provider API) so the test actually
simulates rollback, or, if inserting is correct, update the comment to reflect
that the test is inserting a historical tick; locate the call by referencing
provider.Insert and ticks[50] and adjust accordingly and ensure
aggregator.Results is used to validate the post-change state.
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| // remove a historical tick (simulate rollback) | ||
| provider.Insert(new Tick( | ||
| DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09", invariantCulture).AddMinutes(10), | ||
| 110m, 20m, "EXEC-010")); |
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Comment inconsistency: Insert labeled as removal.
Line 310 calls provider.Insert but the comment says "remove a historical tick (simulate rollback)". If removal is intended, use the appropriate removal API; otherwise update the comment.
Update comment to match action
- // remove a historical tick (simulate rollback)
- provider.Insert(new Tick(
+ // insert another historical tick
+ provider.Insert(new Tick(
DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09", invariantCulture).AddMinutes(10),
110m, 20m, "EXEC-010"));📝 Committable suggestion
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| // remove a historical tick (simulate rollback) | |
| provider.Insert(new Tick( | |
| DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09", invariantCulture).AddMinutes(10), | |
| 110m, 20m, "EXEC-010")); | |
| // insert another historical tick | |
| provider.Insert(new Tick( | |
| DateTime.Parse("2023-11-09", invariantCulture).AddMinutes(10), | |
| 110m, 20m, "EXEC-010")); |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@tests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Tick.StreamHub.Tests.cs` around lines 309 -
312, The comment says "remove a historical tick (simulate rollback)" but the
code calls provider.Insert(new Tick(...)) which is inconsistent; either change
the call to the correct removal API (e.g., provider.Remove or provider.Delete
with the Tick timestamp/ID) if the intent is to simulate a rollback, or update
the comment to reflect that you are inserting a historical tick; locate the call
to provider.Insert and the Tick constructor to make the fix so comment and
action match.
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Code Review Fixes Complete ✅
Addressed all 5 issues from code reviews #3721107782 and #3683170627:
1. Thread Safety (Issue #1 - Critical)
Added synchronization locks to prevent concurrent OnAdd races:
QuoteAggregatorHub: Added_addLockobject, wrapped entire OnAdd in lockTickAggregatorHub: Added_addLockobject, wrapped entire OnAdd in lock2. Memory Leak Prevention (Issue #2 - Major)
Implemented bounded pruning for ExecutionId tracking:
HashSet<string>toDictionary<string, DateTime>to track insertion time_executionIdRetentionPeriod(100x aggregation period or 1 hour minimum)3. Missing Test Coverage (Issue #3 - Minor)
Created comprehensive TickHub.StreamHub.Tests.cs:
4. Same-Timestamp Tick Dropping (Issue #4 - P1)
Fixed TickHub to handle multiple valid executions at same timestamp:
MultipleTicksSameTimestamp_AllProcessedByAggregatorsvalidates fix5. Double-Counting Volume (Issue #5 - P2)
Implemented input quote tracking to detect duplicate/updated bars:
_inputQuoteTrackerDictionary to track processed input quotes by timestampQuality Gates
Files Changed
src/_common/Quotes/Quote.AggregatorHub.cs- Thread safety, duplicate tracking, pruningsrc/_common/Quotes/Tick.AggregatorHub.cs- Thread safety, ExecutionId pruning, retention periodsrc/_common/Quotes/Tick.StreamHub.cs- Fixed same-timestamp different-ExecutionId handlingtests/indicators/_common/Quotes/Tick.StreamHub.Tests.cs- NEW comprehensive test filetests/indicators/_base/StreamHubTestBase.cs- Added ITestTickObserver interfacetests/indicators/_common/StreamHub/StreamHub.Interface.Tests.cs- Registered ITestTickObserverAll review feedback items resolved and validated with tests.
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