[12.x] Fix queue fake cleanup to always restore original queue manager #56165
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mohammad-fouladgar pushed a commit to mohammad-fouladgar/framework that referenced this pull request Jul 22, 2025
…vel#56165) Co-authored-by: Xurshudyan <v.khurshudyan@aico.swiss>
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The current implementations of
Queue::fakeFor()andQueue::fakeExceptFor()usetap()to restore the original queue manager after running a callback. However, if the callback throws an exception—such as a failed assertion(ExpectationFailedException)— the restoration never happens. This leaves the fake queue active outside the intended scope, causing tests to leak state and behave unpredictably.This PR replaces
tap()with atry...finallyblock to guarantee the original queue manager is always restored, even if exceptions occur during the callback execution.