Read membership as the absence of a value, however pandas spells it - #962
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Numeric inventory groups containing value-less membership labels can still fail to render, preventing affected plots from building. The PR is not merge-ready until those labels are excluded from numeric conversion and covered by a regression test. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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| np.nan if _is_membership(x) else float(normalize_value(x)) | ||
| for x in rows["value"] |
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When a numeric lane contains one distinct finite value plus None/NaN, this conversion produces NaN, but the len(unique) < 2 branch below returns cmap(0.5) for every row. The missing interval therefore looks identical to the stated numeric value instead of using UNCOVERED_COLOR; preserve the membership mask when applying the single-value shortcut.
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Fixed. Reproduced first: a lane of [5.0, NaN, 5.0] gave all three rows cmap(0.5), so the hole read as data. The single-value shortcut now keeps the membership mask and returns UNCOVERED_COLOR for the rows which state nothing. Covered by test_one_value_is_not_no_value.
| kinds = { | ||
| value_kind(normalize_value(k)) for k in keys if not _lanes._is_membership(k) | ||
| } |
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When Inventory.viz.map is colored by a membership-only label group, filtering the missing keys leaves kinds empty, but the categorical branch below still stringifies each key. Consequently the covered region is labeled None beside an n/a entry, even though None denotes membership rather than missing coverage; handle the empty-kind case explicitly and label its color as the membership group.
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Fixed. It really did render ['None', 'n/a']. An empty kinds is now handled before the categorical branch: the group is the value, so its rows take one color and the legend entry is named for the group, with n/a kept for fiber outside it. Covered by test_color_a_membership_group.
| A frame carries that as no value at all, which pandas spells None, | ||
| NaN or NA depending on what else the column holds. | ||
| """ | ||
| return bool(pd.isna(value)) |
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When pandas represents an unset value as NaN or NA, a caller's membership override such as color={None: "red"} is ignored because _resolve_colors looks up the raw scalar even though this helper declares all three representations equivalent. The same logical frame therefore changes colors with its pandas dtype; canonicalize membership values to one key before applying value-to-color mappings.
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Fixed. Mapping lookups now canonicalize membership to a single None key before consulting the mapping, so color={None: 'red'} applies whether the column spelled it None, NaN or NA. Covered by test_membership_has_one_key_in_a_mapping.
| Column deciding each row's color. Strings are categorical and | ||
| numbers continuous; rows which state no value belong to their | ||
| lane and take its color. |
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The label paragraph immediately below still says that boolean values produce no text, but this change removes booleans as a supported value kind and normalize_value now rejects them. Users following this public API documentation will receive a ParameterError, so update the label description to describe unset membership values instead. .agents/agents.mdL45-L45
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Fixed — the label paragraph described a kind this PR removes. It now says a row which states no value draws no text, since its lane already names it.
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true and false as values. The inventory plots were written before that and merged after it, so each branch was green against its own base and the pair broke on dev: a group which states membership loads from CSV into a string column, where its None reads back as NaN, and the renderer handed that to normalize_value, which refuses what is not finite. The inventory tutorial stopped building on that line. The renderer now takes #950's vocabulary rather than working around it. A row states membership by holding no value, whichever of None, NaN or NA the column's dtype produces; such a lane takes one color and is named by itself. Booleans are no longer a kind here either, since they are no longer a kind anywhere. A number missing from a numeric lane draws in the color which says nothing was stated, rather than raising.
Four findings from review. A numeric lane holding one value plus a missing one gave every row that value's color, so the hole read as data. A color mapping was looked up on the raw scalar, so a caller's membership key applied or not depending on the column's dtype. A map colored by a group everything belongs to labelled it None beside n/a, rather than naming the group. And the label parameter still documented a boolean kind which no longer exists.
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In `@dascore/viz/inventory.py`:
- Around line 809-823: Update the numeric color-assignment loop in the
surrounding inventory plotting function to skip keys where
_lanes._is_membership(k) is true, leaving their initialized NaN values unchanged
so map_path renders them as n/a. Preserve conversion for ordinary numeric keys,
and add a regression test covering a numeric group with a value-less membership
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| kinds = { | ||
| value_kind(normalize_value(k)) for k in keys if not _lanes._is_membership(k) | ||
| } | ||
| if not kinds: | ||
| # Every row states membership, so the group itself is the value | ||
| # and belonging to it is the only thing there is to color. | ||
| colors = [UNPLACED] * len(mid) | ||
| base = plt.get_cmap(_lanes.STRING_CMAP)(_lanes.WHEEL_ORDER[0]) | ||
| for mask in masks: | ||
| for position in np.flatnonzero(mask): | ||
| colors[position] = base | ||
| handles.setdefault(color, PatchArtist(facecolor=base, label=color)) | ||
| if any(c is UNPLACED for c in colors): | ||
| handles.setdefault("n/a", PatchArtist(facecolor=UNPLACED, label="n/a")) | ||
| return None, colors |
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Skip membership labels during numeric conversion.
Lines 809-811 classify a group with numeric values and a membership label as numeric. The numeric branch then converts every label at Line 827. float(normalize_value(None)) raises TypeError. A NaN label raises ParameterError.
Skip membership labels in the numeric assignment loop. Leave their initialized NaN values in place so map_path renders them as n/a. Add a regression test for a numeric group with a value-less label.
Proposed fix
values = np.full(len(mid), np.nan)
for item, mask in zip(items, masks, strict=True):
+ if _lanes._is_membership(item.value):
+ continue
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In `@dascore/viz/inventory.py` around lines 809 - 823, Update the numeric
color-assignment loop in the surrounding inventory plotting function to skip
keys where _lanes._is_membership(k) is true, leaving their initialized NaN
values unchanged so map_path renders them as n/a. Preserve conversion for
ordinary numeric keys, and add a regression test covering a numeric group with a
value-less membership label.
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devis red, and the inventory tutorial does not build. This fixes both.#950 respelled label membership as stating no value and refused
true/falseas values. The inventory plots (#952) were written before #950 and merged after it, so each PR's CI was green against its own base and the combination was never tested. Ondevtoday:tests/test_viz/test_inventory_viz.py— 61 errorstests/test_viz/test_lanes.py— 2 failurestests/test_autogenerated_doccode/tutorial/test_inventory.py— 1 failureThe doc failure is the one that matters most.
docs/tutorial/inventory.qmdnow writes membership as an empty CSV cell, exactly as #950 intends. That column loads as pandas' string dtype, where the model'sNonereads back asNaN, and_lane_kindhanded it tonormalize_value, which refuses anything non-finite. So building the page raisedA value must be finite; got nan.The fix
The renderer adopts #950's vocabulary instead of working around it:
None,NaNorNAthe column's dtype produces. A lane of such rows takes one color and is named by itself in the legend, which is what it already did forNone.Falseat low alpha is gone; a row outside a group is expressed by having no row, as State label membership by having no value #950 says.mapalready treated unstated fiber that way; the lanes now agree with it.Inventory.viz.mapneeded the same reading, since it also asksvalue_kindwhat a group holds.Why it was not caught
Both PRs were green when they merged. Only their combination is broken, and nothing tests that until it is on
dev. Worth considering whether the merge queue should rebase before running, since this is the second time this pattern has bitten (see #851/#852).Changelog
Inventory.vizplots read a label group which states membership, so the inventory tutorial builds again.Checklist
I have:
docs/contributing/general_guidelines.qmd).I have (if applicable):
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