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Audit ConcurrentMap and Map contract compliance for asMap() view
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Baseado na classificação ocupacional SOC
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| name | audit-map-contract |
| description | Audit ConcurrentMap and Map contract compliance for asMap() view |
| context | fork |
| agent | auditor |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Audit compliance with java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentMap and java.util.Map contracts.
Map contract: equals/hashCode consistency, putAll atomicity (if weigher throws mid-batch), replaceAll per-entry atomicity, containsValue consistency.
ConcurrentMap contract: compute/computeIfAbsent/merge atomicity ("mapping function applied at most once"), getOrDefault on expired entries, forEach with concurrent mutations, compute returning null (should remove entry).
Null handling: NullPointerException at correct points for null keys/values. Mapping functions returning null (compute→remove, merge→remove). putIfAbsent(key, null) behavior.
Entry/EntrySet contracts: Map.Entry.setValue() write-through, entrySet remove/contains checking both key AND value, snapshot vs live entries.
Collection view contracts: keySet().remove() removing from cache, values().remove() semantics, views backed by cache (bidirectional changes).
Cache semantics interaction: expired-but-present entries visible via asMap()? Collected weak keys visible? asMap() operations triggering listeners? asMap().put() vs cache.put() differences (access time, stats, refresh)?
For each violation: quote the JDK contract requirement, show actual behavior, provide a test case.
