olalamichelle commented on code in PR #14078:
URL: https://github.com/apache/kafka/pull/14078#discussion_r1299213816


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clients/src/test/java/org/apache/kafka/common/security/oauthbearer/internals/secured/RefreshingHttpsJwksTest.java:
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@@ -195,4 +231,68 @@ public String getBody() {
         return Mockito.spy(httpsJwks);
     }
 
+    /**
+     * A mock ScheduledExecutorService just for the test. Note that this is 
not a generally reusable mock as it does not
+     * implement some interfaces like scheduleWithFixedDelay, etc. And it does 
not return ScheduledFuture correctly.
+     */
+    private class MockExecutorService implements MockTime.Listener {

Review Comment:
   Yes it is very similar but I have to create my own mock for 2 reasons:
   1. MockScheduler.schedule method does not take a period parameter which 
schedules a periodical task. I can add this function to MockScheduler but then 
I will also implement the corresponding addWaiter which is pretty much just put 
all the MockExecutorService code into MockScheduler. I don't think it is a good 
idea since it will make MockScheduler very cumbersome. Moreover, if I do that 
its schedule interface cannot take a ExecutorService parameter and it needs to 
take care of the execution itself inside. See below for more details.
   2. MockScheduler is really just a scheduler that does not take care of the 
execution. It just submits tasks to the executor service. The flakiness of the 
test comes from the real clock based executor service where, because of CPU 
scheduling, cannot be 100% accurate on timings. We need a callback-based one in 
the test to make sure it is reliable. It is just the logic (since there 
principles are the same) behind a mock scheduler and a mock executor service is 
the same that we have to use MockTime and be callback-based so they are very 
similar.



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