Let a serialized model name the class it holds - #891
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utils/models.py held annotated types, the base model and the inventory bases; a registry and a tag serializer were about to join them. Split into a package and leave the old path re-exporting, since out-of-tree readers import their types from it.
The mute geometries and the Sintela protobuf parsers want validation and nothing else the base offers: they carry values between two functions inside one module and are never serialized. Leaving them on the base would enroll them in a document machinery none of them participate in.
A float defaulting to nan writes null and then refuses to read it, so twelve format classes could not reconstruct from their own json. An optional number is spelled FiniteFloat | None, which the inventory models already used and which nan cannot enter; FiniteFloat moves beside the other shared types. The walk covers formats added later.
A model did not say what it was when serialized, so a document could only be read by something which already knew. Every model now writes an object_type naming a registered class, and reads one back, so a custom PatchAttrs survives a round trip and a standalone object can be read on its own. The tag is written in text serializations only: a python-mode dump is what equality compares, what new() reconstructs from and what the spool index ingests, none of which want a key that is not a field. The five resource models keep their own object_type field, which pydantic needs to pick a class before an object exists; renaming it from 'type' is what lets the base class recognize and leave them alone, and the loader stops popping what every model now reads for itself.
DASDAE writes attr values one at a time into HDF5 attrs rather than one document, so nothing carried the class and every custom PatchAttrs came back as the base. The class is now named beside the values, and read through the registry: a file which names none, or names a format which is not installed, still reads as plain attrs.
Type checking caught the hole: the registry holds every model, so a file naming any of them resolved, and a DASDAE file whose class key said 'Cable' would have been handed to a reader expecting attrs. Document the subclasses and how an optional number is spelled.
A tag DASCore could write but not read: a package whose name starts with a capital, which is legal and common, produced a namespace the grammar refused, and the refusal came before the fallback so such a file could not be read at all. The grammar takes it, and a class which still cannot be named is not named rather than named unreadably. An absent number is now OptionalFiniteFloat, which reads a non-finite one as absent instead of refusing it. Refusing was the worse half of the nan migration: readers hand vendor header floats straight to these classes, and a scan swallows a ValidationError as 'failed to scan', so one NaN gauge length would have dropped a file out of a spool silently. Four bare float fields the first pass missed are migrated with them. A value which names no known class is left alone rather than consumed, since attrs keep extra fields and eating one loses a reader's metadata. Two classes claiming one tag now stop it resolving instead of quietly picking the last registered. A union member's tag survives exclude flags. PatchSummary.attrs serializes as what it holds, or the tag names a class whose fields the document lacks. The mute geometries keep DASCore's equality, which their ndarray fields need. Tests: the union-member test counted json keys, which a dict cannot duplicate; it now pins the value through a subclass whose tag and Literal disagree. The class walk asserts a floor, since a plugin failing to import would otherwise shrink it silently. The round trip compares text, not models, because equality counts every null equal to every other.
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Existing inventory directories written for schema version 1 declare every object with type, but _declared_type now checks only object_type; consequently dc.inventory(path) treats those files as untyped and fails with “declares no object_type.” Since this commit neither bumps the inventory schema version nor provides a migration path, accept type as a legacy alias while emitting object_type for new documents.
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When PatchSummary.attrs is a format-specific subclass, SerializeAsAny now writes its fields and object_type, but a JSON round trip still passes the nested mapping through PatchAttrs.from_dict in _normalize_input. That validator only accepts and removes a subclass tag; it does not instantiate the named subclass, so PatchSummary.model_validate_json(summary.model_dump_json()).attrs becomes plain PatchAttrs and loses the subclass's typed validation. Resolve the nested tag before constructing the attrs value.
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In `@dascore/io/dasdae/utils.py`:
- Around line 184-194: Update _get_attrs_class to catch InvalidModelTagError
raised while resolving the stored attrs-class tag, then return PatchAttrs as the
fallback for malformed or ambiguous tags. Pass the current patch_group as source
to resolve_tagged_model so genuine resolution errors identify their group, and
add the required exception import.
In `@dascore/utils/models.py`:
- Line 16: Add an explicit Ruff suppression for PLE0604 on the __all__
assignment in the module, preserving the existing unpacking of _models_all and
the "BaseModel" entry.
In `@tests/test_models.py`:
- Around line 522-526: Strengthen the subclass-preservation tests: in
tests/test_models.py lines 522-526, assert the reconstructed value from
PatchAttrs.model_validate_json is a SintelaPatchAttrs and retains gauge_length
== 10.0; in tests/test_io/test_dasdae/test_dasdae.py lines 364-366, store the
scanned attributes result and assert attrs.gauge_length == 10.0.
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| def _get_attrs_class(patch_group) -> type[PatchAttrs]: | ||
| """ | ||
| Return the attrs class a patch group names, or the base class. | ||
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| A file written before the class was recorded names nothing, and one | ||
| written by a format which is no longer installed names something | ||
| unresolvable; both read as plain attrs, which is what such a file | ||
| always used to give. | ||
| """ | ||
| tag = unbyte(patch_group.attrs.get(_ATTRS_CLASS_KEY, None)) | ||
| return resolve_tagged_model(tag or None, default=PatchAttrs) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make an illegal stored tag fall back instead of failing the read.
resolve_tagged_model consults default only for a tag that is legal but unregistered. For a tag that does not match TAG_PATTERN, or one that two classes claim, resolve_model_tag raises InvalidModelTagError before the default applies. A DASDAE file whose __attrs_class__ value is malformed then fails to read at all, although the attr values are intact and the docstring promises plain attrs for a file whose class cannot be resolved.
Catch the error and fall back, and pass source so a genuine problem names its group.
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def _get_attrs_class(patch_group) -> type[PatchAttrs]:
"""
Return the attrs class a patch group names, or the base class.
A file written before the class was recorded names nothing, and one
written by a format which is no longer installed names something
unresolvable; both read as plain attrs, which is what such a file
always used to give.
"""
tag = unbyte(patch_group.attrs.get(_ATTRS_CLASS_KEY, None))
- return resolve_tagged_model(tag or None, default=PatchAttrs)
+ try:
+ return resolve_tagged_model(tag or None, default=PatchAttrs, source=patch_group.name)
+ except InvalidModelTagError:
+ # A tag which could never name a class says nothing about the
+ # values stored beside it, which are still readable as attrs.
+ return PatchAttrsAdd the import:
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| def _get_attrs_class(patch_group) -> type[PatchAttrs]: | |
| """ | |
| Return the attrs class a patch group names, or the base class. | |
| A file written before the class was recorded names nothing, and one | |
| written by a format which is no longer installed names something | |
| unresolvable; both read as plain attrs, which is what such a file | |
| always used to give. | |
| """ | |
| tag = unbyte(patch_group.attrs.get(_ATTRS_CLASS_KEY, None)) | |
| return resolve_tagged_model(tag or None, default=PatchAttrs) | |
| def _get_attrs_class(patch_group) -> type[PatchAttrs]: | |
| """ | |
| Return the attrs class a patch group names, or the base class. | |
| A file written before the class was recorded names nothing, and one | |
| written by a format which is no longer installed names something | |
| unresolvable; both read as plain attrs, which is what such a file | |
| always used to give. | |
| """ | |
| tag = unbyte(patch_group.attrs.get(_ATTRS_CLASS_KEY, None)) | |
| try: | |
| return resolve_tagged_model( | |
| tag or None, default=PatchAttrs, source=patch_group.name | |
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| except InvalidModelTagError: | |
| # A tag which could never name a class says nothing about the | |
| # values stored beside it, which are still readable as attrs. | |
| return PatchAttrs |
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In `@dascore/io/dasdae/utils.py` around lines 184 - 194, Update _get_attrs_class
to catch InvalidModelTagError raised while resolving the stored attrs-class tag,
then return PatchAttrs as the fallback for malformed or ambiguous tags. Pass the
current patch_group as source to resolve_tagged_model so genuine resolution
errors identify their group, and add the required exception import.
| first_starts_before = pd.isnull(e2) or pd.isnull(s1) or s1 < e2 | ||
| second_starts_before = pd.isnull(e1) or pd.isnull(s2) or s2 < e1 | ||
| return bool(first_starts_before and second_starts_before) | ||
| __all__ = [*_models_all, "BaseModel"] |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Silence PLE0604 for the unpacked __all__.
Ruff cannot resolve _models_all statically and reports "Invalid object in __all__, must contain only strings". The runtime value is a list of strings, so the finding is a false positive. If the rule is enabled in CI, the lint step still fails. Add an explicit suppression.
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-__all__ = [*_models_all, "BaseModel"]
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| __all__ = [*_models_all, "BaseModel"] | |
| __all__ = [*_models_all, "BaseModel"] # noqa: PLE0604 |
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[error] 16-16: Invalid object in __all__, must contain only strings
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In `@dascore/utils/models.py` at line 16, Add an explicit Ruff suppression for
PLE0604 on the __all__ assignment in the module, preserving the existing
unpacking of _models_all and the "BaseModel" entry.
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| def test_a_subclass_reads_back_through_its_base(self): | ||
| """The document holds everything the base declares, so this is fine.""" | ||
| attrs = SintelaPatchAttrs(gauge_length=10.0) | ||
| out = PatchAttrs.model_validate_json(attrs.model_dump_json()) | ||
| assert out.gauge_length == 10.0 |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert both subclass type and subclass fields after reconstruction.
The tests each verify only one part of subclass preservation. A regression can return base PatchAttrs with retained extras, or return the subclass with a reset custom value, and remain undetected.
tests/test_models.py#L522-L526: Assert thatPatchAttrs.model_validate_json(...)returnsSintelaPatchAttrs.tests/test_io/test_dasdae/test_dasdae.py#L364-L366: Store the scanned attrs and assertattrs.gauge_length == 10.0.
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In `@tests/test_models.py` around lines 522 - 526, Strengthen the
subclass-preservation tests: in tests/test_models.py lines 522-526, assert the
reconstructed value from PatchAttrs.model_validate_json is a SintelaPatchAttrs
and retains gauge_length == 10.0; in tests/test_io/test_dasdae/test_dasdae.py
lines 364-366, store the scanned attributes result and assert attrs.gauge_length
== 10.0.
WebAssembly has no subprocesses, and the wasm suite deselects the marker which says a test spawns one. The compat shim had no coverage because nothing in the repo imports it any more -- which is the point of it, and also why nothing was checking that it still re-exports what it promises.
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#891 moved the pydantic base classes and their annotated types out of dascore.utils.models into a dascore.models package, which took them off the utilities page that had been documenting them. Give them a reference section of their own, along with the two registry calls a package registering its own model would use; the rest of the tagging machinery stays internal. The package docstring links to DascoreBaseModel, so the link now resolves too.
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A serialized DASCore model did not say what it was, so a document could only be read back by something which already knew what it held. Position supplied that knowledge inside a nested document and nothing supplied it anywhere else, which is why a custom
PatchAttrssubclass never survived a round trip:Every model now names its class when serialized, resolved through a registry. Discussion: #888.
A registered name, never an import path
object_type: Cable, orobject_type: myplugin:Squareout of tree. A dotted path would weld stored documents to today's module layout, so moving a class between modules would break every file on disk, and resolving one out of user data is an arbitrary-import surface in a format meant to be read from someone else's archive. The namespace is derived from the declaring package rather than declared, so a plugin's models are namespaced with no ceremony and no way to squat a bare name.FiberIOis the in-house precedent.Written in text serializations only
A python-mode dump is not a document: it is what
__eq__compares, whatnew()reconstructs from, and what the spool index ingests. A key which is not a field belongs in none of those, so the serializer injects only in json mode, and the whole hot path is untouched by construction rather than by audit. A test pins it.The validator is the other half and is mode-independent. It never requires a tag — a document dispatches on one before a model sees it, and a nested or hand-written object may simply not state it — and it acts only on a value which names a class it knows: that one it checks and consumes, and anything else it leaves alone.
PatchAttrskeeps extra fields, so this key can be a reader's own metadata, and eating it would lose that silently. A tag DASCore wrote always resolves.typeis nowobject_typeThe nine models sharing the two discriminated unions declare the tag as a real field, which pydantic needs to pick a class before an object exists. Renaming it is what lets the base class recognize those models and leave them alone; before the rename they serialized
typeandobject_typeside by side, naming themselves twice. A more specific key also makes the collision it has to survive rare:PatchAttrsallows extras, andtypeis a far more plausible attribute for a reader to emit thanobject_type.This is the last moment the rename is free: it reaches the authoring format's file declarations and its union CSV column, and no file states either yet.
The authoring loader's coupling inverts with it. It read
typeand popped it for the models where it was not a field, since inventory models forbid extras; now every model reads its own, so the pop is gone and the test which pinned which models carry the field also asserts that each accepts and checks it.An optional number is
OptionalFiniteFloatIndependent of the above and a prerequisite for it:
AI4EPSPatchAttrscould not be rebuilt from its ownmodel_dump_json().magnitude: float = np.nanserializes tonull, and afloatfield then refusesNone. 12 classes across 11 modules were affected — one more module than the discussion counted (silixah5), andsintelahas two.ProdMLFbePatchAttrs.end_frequency = np.infis the same defect wearing a different value.Naming the class is worth nothing until this is fixed: dispatch would find the right class, which would then refuse to build.
The internal machinery never saw these values anyway —
values_equalcounts null equal to null,_hash_keymaps nan to None, and the index skips anythingpd.isnull, so a nan-defaulted field never reached a column. What changes is what a reader sees:Nonewhere it used to benan.The type reads a non-finite value as an absent one rather than refusing it, which matters more than it sounds. Readers hand vendor header floats straight to these classes — a Sintela
<f4header, ProdML HDF5 attrs, xml_binary XML text — and NaN is the conventional "unknown" marker in all three. Refusing it would raise a bare pydantic error out ofdc.read, and worse,_iter_scan_resultscatchesValueError, so a single NaN gauge length would have dropped that file out of a spool index behind a generic "failed to scan" warning.DASDAE records the class beside the values
DASDAE writes attrs one at a time into HDF5 attrs rather than as one document, so there is nothing to inject a tag into. The class is written as a sibling key, deliberately outside the
_attrs_prefix: attrs allow extras, so a patch may carry one spelled like the key. A file which names no class, or names a format which is not installed, still reads as plainPatchAttrs— which is what such a file always gave.Where it lives
dascore/utils/models.pyheld the annotated types, the base model and the inventory bases, and a registry and serializer were about to join them. It is now adascore/models/package (types,base,registry), with the old path re-exporting so out-of-tree readers which import their types from it keep working.That made the base class worth defining: it means "can appear in a DASCore document". The Sintela protobuf parsers and the mute geometries want validation and nothing else it offers — they carry values between two functions in one module and are never serialized — so they moved to plain pydantic models rather than being enrolled in machinery they do not participate in.
PatchSummary.attrsgainedSerializeAsAnyfor the same reason. It was already lossy — a base-typed field serializes a subclass through the declared schema and drops its fields — but a tag turns lossy into untrue: the document names a class whose data it does not contain. I had meant to defer it; naming the class is what made deferring it untenable.Not in this PR
Several proc and transform paths hard-code the base class in memory (
proc/basic.py:120,transform/fourier.py), so in-memory subclass identity is still lost across those operations. Pre-existing and orthogonal.A subclass of a union member declared out of tree serializes as its parent (
PluginCable(Cable)writesobject_type: Cable), because theLiteralis inherited. Writing its real tag would produce a document the closed union refuses to read, so the parent's value is deliberately kept and pinned by a test. This is the discussion's "open set of types", and it needs the union to open before it can be fixed.The loader's
_model_names()still walks subclasses to answer a question the registry now answers. Left alone as scope; it feeds one error message.Review
Six reviewers in parallel and blind to each other: five subagents by lens and Codex as the non-Claude perspective. 23 correctness findings.
The one they agreed on independently — the redundancy and correctness lenses, from different directions — was the plugin sweep setting its "already swept" flag before doing the imports, so a second thread reading a DASDAE file written by a not-yet-imported format would warn "not installed" and silently downgrade that patch's attrs, while the same file read serially returned the subclass.
Two findings arrived as a matched pair. The correctness lens showed that
FiniteFloatrefuses NaN, not merely stops defaulting to it; the blast-radius lens showed where that lands, in_iter_scan_results. Neither is alarming alone.The reviewers also found three of my tests that could not fail, one of them proved by mutation: removing the guard it claimed to pin left the whole suite green.
What no reviewer found, the test suite did.
@model_serializer(mode="wrap", when_used="json")is the natural way to say "json only" and it silently breaksinclude/exclude: pydantic skips the whole wrapper in python mode, and the field filtering goes with it.Patch.equalsdumps withinclude, so 36 taper, rolling and Fourier tests failed at once. The mode is checked inside the serializer instead, and a test pins the interaction.Type checking found one on its own:
resolve_tagged_modelnever checked the class it resolved against the caller's default, so a DASDAE file whose class key saidCablewould have handed aCableto a reader expecting attrs.Changelog
PatchAttrssubclass can now be reconstructed from its ownmodel_dump_json(). A float defaulting to nan serialized tonulland then refused to read it back.dc.readrebuilds thePatchAttrssubclass a DASDAE file was written with, rather than returning the base class.object_typekey, resolved through a registry, so a document can be read back without knowing in advance what it holds.PatchAttrssubclasses (gauge_length,pulse_width, and others across eleven formats) default toNonerather thannan. A non-finite value read from a file is now stored asNone.PatchSummary.dump_structuredkeeps the fields aPatchAttrssubclass declares, which it previously dropped.dascore.modelsholds the model layer;dascore.utils.modelsre-exports it and keeps working.Checklist
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