Register example inventories, and add a diverse one - #938
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds registered random and tunnel inventory examples, centralizes tunnel fixture generation, exposes inventory loading at the package root, updates documentation and recipes, adds YAML as a core dependency, and tests registry and inventory behavior. ChangesInventory examples
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| @register_func(EXAMPLE_INVENTORIES, key="random_das") | ||
| def random_das_inventory() -> Inventory: | ||
| """A single-path inventory which resolves the random_das example patch.""" | ||
| return inventory_patch_pair()[1] |
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When callers pair the new inventory with its same-named patch, as in dc.get_example_patch("random_das").enrich(dc.get_example_inventory("random_das")), the patch still has the empty acquisition_key from random_patch's default, so enrichment raises UnresolvedPatchError before it can resolve this inventory's DAS.R2D1..RAW acquisition. This contradicts the function's promise that the inventory resolves the random_das example patch; the registered patch or inventory entry should provide a matching acquisition identity.
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In `@dascore/examples.py`:
- Around line 1243-1250: Update write_tunnel_inventory to remove known fixture
files already present under path but absent from the current
tunnel_inventory_files(repaired=repaired) mapping before writing the requested
files, so repaired artifacts are cleared when writing an unrepaired fixture. Add
a regression test covering repaired output followed by unrepaired output in the
same directory.
- Around line 1256-1257: Update the tunnel branch of dc.get_example_inventory to
use tempfile.TemporaryDirectory for the inventory directory, load the inventory
while the context is active, and return the loaded result after cleanup;
preserve the existing tunnel_inventory path and dc.inventory behavior.
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| def write_tunnel_inventory(path, repaired: bool = True) -> Path: | ||
| """Write the tunnel inventory's authoring directory and return it.""" | ||
| path = Path(path) | ||
| for name, text in tunnel_inventory_files(repaired=repaired).items(): | ||
| file_path = path / name | ||
| file_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) | ||
| file_path.write_text(text) | ||
| return path |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Remove stale repair files before writing an unrepaired fixture.
When path already contains output from repaired=True, a later call with repaired=False does not remove the repair epoch or repair resources. Loading that directory still returns the repaired deployment. Remove known fixture files that are absent from the requested mapping. Add a regression test that writes repaired output and then unrepaired output to the same directory.
Proposed fix
def write_tunnel_inventory(path, repaired: bool = True) -> Path:
"""Write the tunnel inventory's authoring directory and return it."""
path = Path(path)
- for name, text in tunnel_inventory_files(repaired=repaired).items():
+ files = tunnel_inventory_files(repaired=repaired)
+ for name in set(tunnel_inventory_files(repaired=True)) - set(files):
+ stale_path = path / name
+ if stale_path.is_file():
+ stale_path.unlink()
+ for name, text in files.items():
file_path = path / name
file_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
file_path.write_text(text)
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| def write_tunnel_inventory(path, repaired: bool = True) -> Path: | |
| """Write the tunnel inventory's authoring directory and return it.""" | |
| path = Path(path) | |
| for name, text in tunnel_inventory_files(repaired=repaired).items(): | |
| file_path = path / name | |
| file_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) | |
| file_path.write_text(text) | |
| return path | |
| def write_tunnel_inventory(path, repaired: bool = True) -> Path: | |
| """Write the tunnel inventory's authoring directory and return it.""" | |
| path = Path(path) | |
| files = tunnel_inventory_files(repaired=repaired) | |
| for name in set(tunnel_inventory_files(repaired=True)) - set(files): | |
| stale_path = path / name | |
| if stale_path.is_file(): | |
| stale_path.unlink() | |
| for name, text in files.items(): | |
| file_path = path / name | |
| file_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) | |
| file_path.write_text(text) | |
| return path |
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In `@dascore/examples.py` around lines 1243 - 1250, Update write_tunnel_inventory
to remove known fixture files already present under path but absent from the
current tunnel_inventory_files(repaired=repaired) mapping before writing the
requested files, so repaired artifacts are cleared when writing an unrepaired
fixture. Add a regression test covering repaired output followed by unrepaired
output in the same directory.
| directory = Path(tempfile.mkdtemp()) / "tunnel_inventory" | ||
| return dc.inventory(write_tunnel_inventory(directory)) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clean up the temporary inventory directory.
Each call to dc.get_example_inventory("tunnel") creates a new directory with tempfile.mkdtemp() and never removes it. Load the inventory inside tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() so repeated example use does not fill the temporary filesystem.
Proposed fix
def tunnel_inventory() -> Inventory:
"""The tunnel deployment the tunnel recipe builds, read from its files."""
- directory = Path(tempfile.mkdtemp()) / "tunnel_inventory"
- return dc.inventory(write_tunnel_inventory(directory))
+ with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temporary_directory:
+ directory = Path(temporary_directory) / "tunnel_inventory"
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| directory = Path(tempfile.mkdtemp()) / "tunnel_inventory" | |
| return dc.inventory(write_tunnel_inventory(directory)) | |
| def tunnel_inventory() -> Inventory: | |
| """The tunnel deployment the tunnel recipe builds, read from its files.""" | |
| with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temporary_directory: | |
| directory = Path(temporary_directory) / "tunnel_inventory" | |
| return dc.inventory(write_tunnel_inventory(directory)) |
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In `@dascore/examples.py` around lines 1256 - 1257, Update the tunnel branch of
dc.get_example_inventory to use tempfile.TemporaryDirectory for the inventory
directory, load the inventory while the context is active, and return the loaded
result after cleanup; preserve the existing tunnel_inventory path and
dc.inventory behavior.
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An inventory's authoring format is a directory of YAML files, and the tunnel recipe teaches writing one. Reading that back went through optional_import, so the format the library documents as its primary one could not be read by a default install. The free-threaded CI job, which installs only `pip install -e .`, is where that showed. pyyaml is small and pure python, so it moves to the core dependencies and the YAML paths import it directly. Everything that existed to cope with its absence goes: four optional_import call sites, twenty-six pytest.importorskip guards, three skipif markers, and a doctest which could not run. Two tests were written around the absence rather than the behaviour. The one asserting a JSON inventory loads beside a stray YAML file kept its subject but dropped the monkeypatch: the loader does read that file, because deciding it declares no object is what reading it is for, and the old test only passed because a missing parser made stray files unreadable. The one asserting a JSON document is not YAML's to read now makes the parser itself fail, which is a stronger statement than watching an import.
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An inventory could not be fetched by name the way a patch or a spool can, and the one example that existed was built inside inventory_patch_pair, which returns it only alongside a patch. EXAMPLE_INVENTORIES follows EXAMPLE_PATCHES and EXAMPLE_SPOOLS, and dc.get_example_inventory is its door. The random_das entry is the inventory inventory_patch_pair already built, so there is one definition of it rather than two. The diverse_das entry is new, and exists because the old one states too little to test against: it has no time epochs at all, one network, one path, and no gap anywhere. The new one holds two networks, two fiber arrays, a path repaired part way through its life (so one location code carries two non-overlapping epochs), acquisitions which are ongoing, closed, and never dated, a local grid in meters with a bend and a slack coil which states no position, a geometry column which is not a position, a zero length splice, partial coupling coverage across three types, and a label group of each value kind.
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The example inventory added in the last commit was a second, smaller
tunnel which happened to claim the same acquisition key as the one the
tunnel recipe builds. Two different inventories answering to
XT.TUN1.00.DAS is worse than either of them alone, and diverse_das was
already the name of an example spool.
So the recipe's deployment becomes the example. Its files move into
dascore.examples as data, tunnel_inventory_files returns them, and the
recipe displays those very files rather than composing its own copy, so
the page and dc.get_example_inventory("tunnel") cannot drift apart. The
recipe's own assertions still pass unchanged, which is what says the
two are the same deployment.
tunnel_inventory_files takes repaired=False for the deployment as first
installed, since the recipe shows it before the repair and then adds
the epoch.
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An inventory cannot be fetched by name the way a patch or a spool can. The one example that exists is built inside
inventory_patch_pair, which hands it back only alongside a patch, so anything wanting just an inventory has to build one itself.EXAMPLE_INVENTORIESfollowsEXAMPLE_PATCHESandEXAMPLE_SPOOLS, anddc.get_example_inventoryis its door. Therandom_dasentry returns the inventoryinventory_patch_pairalready builds, so there is one definition of it rather than two. Unlike the patch and spool doors it has no data-registry fallback: a registry entry names a data file, which is not an inventory.The example is the tunnel recipe's deployment
The second entry,
tunnel, is the deployment the tunnel recipe builds — not a second inventory resembling it. Its files move intodascore.examplesas data,tunnel_inventory_files()returns them, and the recipe now displays those very files rather than composing its own copy. The recipe's own assertions still pass unchanged, which is what says the two are the same deployment.tunnel_inventory_files(repaired=False)gives the deployment as first installed, since the recipe shows it before the repair and then adds the epoch;write_tunnel_inventory(path, repaired=...)writes either.That inventory is worth having as a fixture because it states one of nearly everything a caller has to handle: two path epochs across a repair, a string label group and a numeric one, three coupling types with partial coverage, zero-length splices and connectors as point markers, a local grid in meters, three boreholes running straight down, and real gaps where nobody surveyed the fiber.
An earlier revision of this PR added a smaller synthetic
diverse_dasinstead. It was dropped: it claimed the same acquisition key as the recipe's tunnel, anddiverse_daswas already the name of an example spool.Changelog
dc.get_example_inventoryreturns a registered example inventory by name.dascore.examples.tunnel_inventory_filesandwrite_tunnel_inventorygive the tunnel recipe's inventory as files, which the recipe now builds from.Checklist
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