Call an inventory's interval notes labels, not annotations - #928
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Two things in DASCore were called annotations and are not the same thing: these describe the fiber, while an annotation set describes the data recorded through it. One word for both would have been read as one concept the moment the annotation store landed beside it. OpticalPathAnnotation -> OpticalPathLabel OpticalPath.annotations -> OpticalPath.labels annotations.csv -> labels.csv AnnotationValue -> LabelValue "annotation group" -> "label group", in prose and in errors A hard rename with no fallback: a stored inventory declaring object_type: OpticalPathAnnotation, or holding an annotations.csv, no longer loads as one. dev is pre-release and this is the window. A table whose stem names no attribute is now skipped rather than refused. The refusal read a crew's own spreadsheet as a typo, and an entity directory is somewhere a crew keeps working files; a stem which names a real attribute this format does not read as a table still raises, because that one did claim to be a track. It also means an annotations.csv left behind by this rename sits there harmlessly. Type annotations keep the word throughout.
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773-790: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject the legacy
annotations.csvinstead of silently dropping it.For an optical-path directory,
_table_stemreturnsannotationsfor the oldannotations.csvfile. Sinceannotationsis no longer a model field, thecontinuestatement skips the file and the inventory loads without its labels. This silently loses stored metadata and conflicts with the hard-rename requirement.Add an explicit legacy-stem error before the generic unknown-stem skip.
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stem = _table_stem(child) + if stem.casefold() == "annotations" and "labels" in model.model_fields: + msg = ( + f"{_quote(child)} uses the removed 'annotations' table; " + "rename it to 'labels.csv'." + ) + raise InvalidInventoryError(msg) if stem not in model.model_fields: continue🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@dascore/core/inventory.py`:
- Around line 117-123: The documentation, comments, and error messages in the
label-related inventory code use inconsistent terminology and incorrect
articles. Update the affected text around _label_value, LabelValue, and the
referenced label-validation sections to consistently use “label group” and
“label value,” and replace “an label” with “a label,” without changing behavior.
Apply the same fix in `@dascore/core/_spool_inventory.py` at line 408: Correct `an
label group` to `a label group`.
In `@docs/tutorial/inventory.qmd`:
- Line 139: Update the track-selection guidance around the “Numbers go in
geometry.csv” sentence to distinguish continuous numeric quantities from
discrete or categorical values; state that continuous quantities belong in
geometry.csv, while discrete or categorical values—including numeric labels such
as the borehole label group—belong in labels.csv.
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In `@dascore/core/inventory_loader.py`:
- Around line 773-790: The CSV table-loading loop should explicitly reject the
legacy annotations stem before the generic unknown-stem skip. In the logic
around _table_stem, detect annotations and raise the established rename/error
exception, while retaining the existing continue behavior for other unrecognized
stems.
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Skipping every unrecognised CSV also stopped catching a typo: a geometrys.csv loaded its directory silently without the geometry it holds. The two cases are not alike, and this loader already says which rule tells them apart -- strict about near-misses, indifferent to clean misses. A stem close to an attribute of the declared model now raises and names the one it nearly is; a stem close to nothing is still left where it lies. The cutoff is high on purpose: a loose one would start reading a crew's own filenames as bad spellings of this format's, which is the refusal the skip exists to end. An annotations.csv left behind by the rename is not close to labels, so it stays on the ignored side, which is what it was left alone for.
Replacing a noun does not replace the article in front of it: eleven places read "an label", two of them in errors a user is shown. And the enrich parameter docs ended up carrying both senses of the word in one sentence -- a coordinate label the CRS defines beside a label group -- which is the one place the new name genuinely collides with the old meaning of "label" in this format.
Two blind reviews found holes the green suite did not. The two worst were both in the near-miss rule added a commit ago: - A correctly spelled table one directory too high was a clean miss and vanished: a geometry.csv beside a fiber array loaded fine and lost the geometry, because the rule only consulted the declaring model's own fields. A stem which is one of this format's table names now says so wherever it sits. - Case was folded on the suffix and not on the stem, and difflib scores GEOMETRY against geometry at 0.000 -- no characters in common -- so the one spelling nobody picks for a personal file was the one which disappeared, on the platforms whose filesystems do not fold case themselves. Both halves fold now. A name this format used to read is a third case again, and gets a third message. annotations.csv is not a crew's own file and not a typo: it was written by this format, and only the rename made it unreadable. The document doors already refuse the same fact loudly, so shrugging at it here broke one stored inventory two different ways, silently through the door the data actually arrives through. The rest: - resemblance is measured against the attributes which are tables, so a crew's names.csv no longer hard-fails a load with a suggestion the loader then refuses on its own terms - OpticalPathLabel.group still described "the annotated variable", which get_summary_df and model_json_schema both publish - a Python type annotation in the diagram tests had been renamed to `label`, in the one module where label already meant a mermaid edge label - eleven test names left half-renamed, which made the suite unsearchable for the three senses of the word - the CRS's coordinate_labels bind to a local `labels` a few lines from path.labels in two functions; those locals are now named for the axes they hold And the tests now pin all of it: reverting any of the three guards fails the suite, where before a cutoff of 0.55 passed it.
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Two different things in DASCore were called annotations. These ones describe the fiber — intervals of an optical path carrying a group and a value, alongside the geometry and coupling tracks. The annotation sets arriving in #925 describe the data recorded through that fiber. One word for both would have been read as one concept the moment they sat side by side, so the fiber-side ones become labels.
OpticalPathAnnotationOpticalPathLabelOpticalPath.annotationsOpticalPath.labelsannotations.csvlabels.csvAnnotationValue,_annotation_valueLabelValue,_label_valueThe table name follows the field name —
_TABLESmaps a stem onto an attribute of the declared model — so renaming the field renames the file on disk.A hard rename, with no fallback
A stored inventory declaring
object_type: OpticalPathAnnotation, or holding anannotations.csv, no longer loads as one.devis pre-release and merges tomasterat release, so this is the window for it.A table naming no attribute is now skipped, not refused
_merge_tablesused to raise for any.csvwhose stem named no attribute of the declared type, on the reasoning that such a stem is a typo rather than a new track. That also made an entity directory a place where a crew could not keep its own working spreadsheet, which is not what the format wanted to say. Those files are now left where they lie, the same indifference the loader already shows a photo or a field note.The other refusal stays: a stem which names a real attribute this format does not read as a table still raises, because that one did claim to be a track.
Skipping everything unrecognised turned out to cost too much, though — it also stopped catching a typo, so a
geometrys.csvloaded its directory silently without the geometry it holds. The loader already states the rule that separates the two cases, and it now follows it here as well: strict about near-misses, indifferent to clean misses.crew_notes.csv,names.csv,site_photos.csvgeometrys.csv,couplings.csv,label.csvgeometry.csvbeside a fiber arrayGEOMETRY.CSVannotations.csvThe similarity cutoff is deliberately high, and is measured against the attributes which are actually tables. A loose one, or one ranging over every field, would start reading a crew's own filenames as bad spellings of this format's — which is the refusal the skip exists to end.
A name this format used to read is a third case, with its own message.
annotations.csvis neither a typo nor a crew's own file: it was written by this format, for this format, and only this rename made it unreadable. The document doors already refuse the same fact (extra_forbiddenon anannotations:key), so ignoring it here would break one stored inventory two different ways — loudly as YAML, silently as a directory, and the silent one loses labels the author believes are in it._RETIRED_TABLESgives any future rename somewhere to register itself.What kept the word
Every genuine type annotation:
_annotation_members,info.annotation,_is_numeric_annotation, the docs renderer inscripts/, andfrom __future__ import annotations. The annotation set modules keep it too, since for them it is the right word.Changelog
OpticalPathAnnotationis nowOpticalPathLabel,OpticalPath.annotationsis nowOpticalPath.labels, and an authoring directory'sannotations.csvis nowlabels.csv.annotations.csvleft by this rename says what to rename it to, rather than loading the inventory without the labels it holds.Checklist
I have:
docs/contributing/general_guidelines.qmd).I have (if applicable):