Refresh datapaths module with improved test coverage - #571
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zea.datapaths had a few latent bugs that only showed up on paths that are hard to reach from a test: - `create_new_user()` crashed on `open(None)` instead of falling back to `./users.yaml` as its docstring promises. This also broke `setup(create_user=True)` with the default `user_config=None`. - `_load_users_yaml` called `create_new_user()` without a path, so the "no users.yaml found" recovery always failed with "Could not create user profile" and never offered to create one. It now passes the requested file, and only prompts when stdin is a terminal, so CI, notebooks and scripts keep falling back to the defaults silently. - `_warning_type_was_thrown` required *all* recorded warnings to be of the given type, contradicting its docstring. With more than one warning type in flight (the common case for a fresh users.yaml) every check returned False and no profile was ever offered. - `UnknownHostnameWarning` was never raised, so the branch of `create_new_user` that adds a missing hostname was dead code and a known user on a new machine got a duplicate top-level entry appended instead. `set_data_paths` now distinguishes an unknown user from a known user on an unknown machine. - The unknown-data_root warning indexed `DEFAULT_DATA_ROOT[system]` directly, raising KeyError on an OS without a default entry. - The local/remote update branch assumed a user/hostname nested layout and raised KeyError for a userless, machineless users.yaml. - `_to_write_yaml_file` checked for comments before checking the file exists, making its own existence check unreachable. - `format_data_path` now accepts Path/HFPath input and documents its contract; `set_data_paths` is annotated as returning `Config`. tests/test_user_settings.py is renamed to tests/test_datapaths.py to match the module and extended from 5 to 77 tests, taking statement and branch coverage of zea/datapaths.py from 46% to 100%. The zea_local_data notebook gains a section on `format_data_path` and relative dataset paths, documents the optional `output` key and the precedence rules, and drops the stale "Could not create user profile" warning from its recorded output.
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In `@zea/datapaths.py`:
- Around line 325-359: Classify the missing-data-root warning using
username_found alone in the config lookup, removing the now-unused
hostname_found variable; preserve the existing hostname update path in
create_new_user so known host entries without data_root are updated in place
rather than creating a duplicate top-level user block. Add coverage for a
hostname section that exists but lacks data_root.
- Around line 605-617: Update the flow around _try and _resolve_config_section
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Adds zea/internal/config/users.py: a UserProfileSpec in the same dataclass-Spec style as the zea config schema (and the array Specs in zea.data.spec), plus a validate_users_config() mirroring validate_config(). users.yaml is recursive — the same system/data_root/output keys appear at the top level, under a username and under a hostname — so the spec validates every other key as a nested user/machine section with the same class. Two differences from the config schema, both deliberate and documented: - to_dict() does not fill in defaults. An absent data_root means "fall back to the level above", which set_data_paths distinguishes from an explicit null. - ALLOW_EXTRA carries nested sections, so ConfigSpec.to_dict now expands specs stored as extra keys, and ConfigSpec.from_dict is typed with a TypeVar so a subclass gets its own type back. set_data_paths validates whatever it is handed — dict or YAML file — before resolving anything, naming the file in the error. Typos such as `loacl:` under data_root were previously ignored, silently falling back to the OS default; they are now reported. This makes the ad-hoc asserts in _verify_user_config_and_get_paths redundant, so malformed users.yaml files now raise ValueError rather than AssertionError. Alignment fixes found while comparing the two: - data.local was validated as a plain boolean, but set_data_paths documents and supports local=None (a data_root shared between local and remote), so a config could not express it. Now optional(boolean). - The data.user description called it "user path overrides"; it actually holds the paths resolved from users.yaml, written by setup(). Reworded to say so and to warn against setting it by hand, since machine-specific absolute paths do not travel with a config. Config comments regenerated. Review findings from the PR, both confirmed against the code first: - A hostname section present but carrying no data_root was classified as an unknown *user*, so create_new_user appended a second top-level block for the same user; PyYAML keeps the last duplicate, shadowing their other machines. Classification now keys off username_found alone, and the hostname branch updates the existing entry in place. - create_new_user re-read users.yaml through _try, which returns None on failure; confirming the prompt then wrote `null` over the whole file. It now reads before prompting and bails out with a warning, and _to_write_yaml_file refuses anything that is not a mapping. Tests: 84 in test_datapaths.py and 16 new users-schema cases in test_config_validation.py. zea/datapaths.py and zea/internal/config/users.py are both at 100% statement and branch coverage.
NAS is in-house shorthand, not something a public library should assume its readers use. Reworded the four places it appeared: the data.local parameter description (which regenerates the comment in the six shipped configs), the set_data_paths and create_new_user docstrings, and the parameter table in the config docs. The local/remote wording already used everywhere else is the general term.
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326-364: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftMerge parent sections before resolving hostname paths.
A hostname section replaces the username and root sections at Lines 328-333. If the hostname sets only
system,set_data_pathsdiscards a configured user-level or root-leveldata_rootandoutput.Merge the declared profile fields in root, username, then hostname precedence order. Use the merged section for path resolution. Keep
username_foundseparate for warning classification. Add a test where the hostname sets onlysystemand inheritsdata_rootandoutput.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/source/config.rst`:
- Around line 89-91: Update the local option entry in the configuration
reference table to document the supported null value and state that local=None
is accepted when the configured data paths are shared scalar paths, while
retaining the existing true and false descriptions.
In `@zea/datapaths.py`:
- Around line 600-603: Update the hostname mapping assignment in the relevant
datapath update logic to merge the new system and data_root values into the
existing section[data_paths["hostname"]] mapping instead of replacing it,
preserving fields such as output. Extend
test_create_new_user_updates_hostname_without_data_root with an output value and
assert that it remains unchanged.
In `@zea/internal/config/parameters.py`:
- Around line 11-14: Update the repeated local parameter guidance so local=None
is documented as valid only when all configured paths, including output, are
shared scalar paths. Apply the matching description/comment update in
zea/internal/config/parameters.py (lines 11-14), configs/config_camus.yaml
(lines 8-9), configs/config_carotid.yaml (lines 8-9),
configs/config_echonet.yaml (lines 8-9), configs/config_echonetlvh.yaml (lines
8-9), configs/config_picmus_iq.yaml (lines 8-9), and
configs/config_picmus_rf.yaml (lines 8-9).
In `@zea/internal/config/users.py`:
- Around line 89-116: Update UserProfileSpec.from_dict and to_dict to track
which declared keys were explicitly present in each input section, including
data_root, username, and hostname set to None. Preserve those keys during
serialization while continuing to omit unset defaults, and add coverage for
explicit null values at the root, username, and hostname levels.
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In `@zea/datapaths.py`:
- Around line 326-364: Update the configuration selection in set_data_paths to
merge root, username, and hostname sections in that precedence order instead of
replacing the parent section when resolving paths. Preserve username_found as a
separate flag for UnknownUsernameWarning versus UnknownHostnameWarning
classification, and pass the merged profile to
_verify_user_config_and_get_paths. Add coverage for a hostname section
containing only system while inheriting data_root and output from its parent
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A users.yaml section replaced its parent instead of overlaying it, so a section
that set only some keys silently lost the rest:
alice:
data_root: /mnt/data/alice
output: /mnt/out/alice
laptop:
system: linux # -> data_root and output both discarded
Resolution fell back to the OS default rather than alice's paths. The same
happened one level up: a user listed in users.yaml without their own data_root
did not inherit the shared, userless one, despite set_data_paths' docstring
saying user entries "take precedence over" it -- precedence implies a fallback,
not a replacement. It also contradicted the users.yaml schema docs, which say an
unset key means "fall back to the level above".
_resolve_profile now overlays root, username and hostname in that order, per
key, so a section only has to state what it changes. Every previously resolvable
config resolves identically; what changes is that configs which used to fall
back to the OS default (with a warning) now find the paths they had configured.
Since the resolved profile is a fresh dict holding only declared fields, the
unknown-key filtering in _verify_user_config_and_get_paths is gone, and the
caller's config is no longer mutated during resolution.
Also from review:
- create_new_user replaced the whole hostname mapping when filling in a missing
data_root, dropping a sibling `output`. It now merges into what is there. This
became reachable via the previous commit's warning fix, so it is a regression
that commit introduced.
- The users.yaml schema docs claimed an explicit `null` was distinguished from an
unset key; to_dict drops both. Preserving explicit nulls would mean carrying a
value that overrides the inheritance above, which is not what a null means
here, so the documentation is corrected rather than the behaviour.
- `local: null` needs *every* applicable path to be a plain string, not just
data_root -- output counts too. Reworded in the parameter description (and the
regenerated config comments), and the null case is now documented in the
config reference table, which listed only true and false.
Tests: 88 in test_datapaths.py, covering inheritance from the user and shared
levels, per-key resolution, explicit nulls, and the preserved sibling key.
zea/datapaths.py and zea/internal/config/users.py remain at 100% statement and
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655-662: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the section that owns
data_root.
_resolve_config_section()returns the deepest applicable section even whendata_rootwas inherited. If the shared section containsdata_root.localand a user section only containsoutput, addingdata_root.remotehere creates a user-level mapping with onlyremote. Later local resolution no longer inherits the sharedlocalvalue and falls back.Locate the section that supplied
data_root, then merge the new location into that mapping. Add coverage for an inheritedlocalpath followed by an interactiveremoteupdate.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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352-381: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winResolve configured
outputduringdata_rootfallback.When
data_rootis absent butoutputis configured, this branch always returns<default_data_root>/output. This discards a valid root-, user-, or hostname-leveloutputvalue and can write generated output to the wrong directory.Resolve
outputwith the selected fallbackdata_root. Add a test with a configuredoutputand no configureddata_root.Proposed fix
- data_root = default_data_root - output = _default_output_path(data_root) + fallback_profile = {**config, "data_root": default_data_root} + data_root, output = _verify_user_config_and_get_paths( + fallback_profile, system, local + )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/test_datapaths.py`:
- Line 323: Update the HOSTNAME test configurations in tests/test_datapaths.py
at lines 323-323 and 835-835 to use the active lowercased operating-system value
required by set_data_paths(), replacing the hard-coded "linux" value at both
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In `@zea/datapaths.py`:
- Around line 655-662: Update the data_root update flow around
_resolve_config_section so it locates the section that supplied the inherited
data_root mapping before merging local_remote_str and data_root. Preserve
existing keys from that owning section, and add coverage for inheriting a shared
local path before interactively updating the remote path.
- Around line 352-381: Update the data_root fallback branch in the configuration
resolver to preserve a configured output value: after selecting
default_data_root, resolve output using that fallback root and the existing
configuration precedence instead of always calling _default_output_path. Add a
test covering configured output with no configured data_root, verifying the
configured output is returned.
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Three problems from review, each reproduced first.
A configured `output` was discarded whenever the `data_root` had to fall back to
the OS default. `{alice: {output: /mnt/out/alice}}` resolved output to
`/mnt/z/data/output` rather than `/mnt/out/alice`, so generated output landed
somewhere the user never asked for. Only the data_root is missing in that case,
so the profile is now resolved the usual way with the fallback root substituted,
which also means a local/remote `output` mapping is honoured there. A side
effect worth noting: a `system` key that does not match the machine now raises in
this branch too, where it was previously only checked when a data_root existed.
Updating an inherited data_root wrote to the wrong section. With a shared
`data_root: {local: ...}` and a user section holding only `output`,
create_new_user added `remote` to the *user* section, producing a
`{remote: ...}` mapping that overrides the shared one wholesale — so the `local`
path silently stopped resolving. `_resolve_config_section` takes an `owns`
argument and returns the section that actually supplies the key, so the new
location joins the existing mapping instead of shadowing it.
Both resolution helpers now share one `_config_levels` walk rather than
open-coding the root/username/hostname descent twice.
The tests hard-coded `system: linux` in three places, which fails on macOS and
Windows since set_data_paths asserts the configured system matches the machine.
They use `platform.system().lower()` now; verified by running the suite with
platform.system patched to Darwin. The remaining literal "linux" values are in
tests of _fallback_to_default_data_root and _build_user_profile_string, neither
of which compares against the running platform.
zea/datapaths.py and zea/internal/config/users.py stay at 100% statement and
branch coverage, 92 tests in test_datapaths.py.
Reported from real use: three warnings on every call, for things that are not problems. `output` is genuinely optional, so it no longer invents `<data_root>/output` when unset -- which was a directory nobody had created, so it then warned that it did not exist. It stays None instead, and nothing consumes it in the codebase. Path checking is now limited to paths the users.yaml actually sets: an unset field is a normal way to work, and a data_root we fell back to ourselves was already announced by the warning that announced the fallback. Loading a users.yaml whose configured path is missing still warns, which is the case worth hearing about. In practice this takes `set_data_paths()` with a data_root and no output from two warnings to none, and a first run on a fresh machine from four messages to one. The interactive setup is now `zea datapaths`, alongside process/app/data/convert rather than a `python -m` invocation. `python -m zea.datapaths` still works. It also asks for the output path now, where Enter skips it, so the optional field is reachable without hand-editing YAML. The prompts use zea's logger and colours instead of ad-hoc prints and emoji, and the tool no longer warns about the missing profile it is in the middle of creating -- it says what it is doing instead. Re-running it on a configured machine just prints the resolved paths, showing `not set` for anything left out. Docs, the users.yaml notebook and the "no users.yaml found" message point at `zea datapaths` now. 104 tests in test_datapaths.py, zea/datapaths.py back at 100% statement and branch coverage.
Offering `/mnt/z/data` as the default for "where is your data" was a guess nobody's machine is likely to match, and pressing Enter accepted it silently. The data root is now required: an empty answer is asked again. There is no default worth offering, since where the data lives is the one thing only the person running the tool knows. DEFAULT_LINUX_DATA_ROOT was only used for that prompt and is gone; DEFAULT_DATA_ROOT still holds the per-OS fallbacks used when resolving. Path prompts now tab-complete. readline does filename completion itself when no completer function is installed, so `_path_completion` only binds Tab and puts any previously installed completer back afterwards -- otherwise calling this from a REPL would cost that REPL its own completion. macOS often links libedit, which spells the binding differently, so both are handled, and platforms without readline (Windows) fall through to a plain prompt. The hint only mentions Tab where readline is actually importable. Verified by driving the prompt through a pty: typing `./ultra` and Tab completes to `./ultrasound_data/`.
Codecov flagged three uncovered lines from the new subcommand: DataPathsArgs.run and the dispatch branch in __main__. Both are exercised now by a test that goes through main(), which also pins the thing that is easy to regress -- setting up data paths has no use for a compute device, so none is initialised. Also sorts the datapaths test imports, which had drifted.
The notebook showed an example users.yaml with placeholder paths and then ran against whatever the reader actually had, which on a fresh machine meant it resolved to the OS default and printed two "path does not exist" warnings right under the text telling you how to avoid exactly that. It now writes a users.yaml pointing at a folder it creates next to the notebook, so the rest of the run is quiet and a reader sees the real thing rather than a warning about a path nobody made. An existing users.yaml is detected and used untouched: someone with a real profile can run the notebook without it being overwritten. The example content no longer claims an omitted `output` falls back to `data_root/output` -- it has not since output became optional; it is simply unset. Those files are part of what the notebook demonstrates, so they stay in the notebook rather than moving into test-only setup. tests/test_notebooks.py grows an autouse fixture that removes them afterwards, skipping anything that was already there so a developer's own users.yaml survives a test run. Verified: a clean run produces no data-path warnings at all, and a run with a pre-existing users.yaml leaves it byte-identical, with no stray folder left behind either way.
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727-748: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the field that raised
UnknownLocalRemoteWarning.
_verify_user_config_and_get_paths()checks bothdata_rootandoutput, andoutputsupportslocal/remotemappings. Ifoutputlacks the selected mode, this branch still prompts fordata_rootand can replace a shared stringdata_rootwith a one-mode mapping. Carry the missing field through resolution, acquire its value, and update that field at its owning section.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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170-176: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDo not hide cleanup failures.
shutil.rmtree(..., ignore_errors=True)can leavezea-datain the checkout while the fixture reports success. Let cleanup failures surface, or verify that the path no longer exists after removal.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/source/notebooks/data/zea_local_data.ipynb`:
- Around line 102-108: Refresh the committed outputs of the zea_local_data
notebook by rerunning it from a clean working directory so users_yaml is
generated consistently, or remove environment-specific output cells before
committing. Ensure all dependent outputs, including the additional referenced
cells, no longer mix /content/zea-data with /mnt/z/data warnings.
In `@zea/datapaths.py`:
- Around line 623-626: Update the ownership lookup around the reversed levels
loop so a level is selected only when owns is not None, treating explicit null
the same as an omitted value and preserving inherited root-level mappings during
remote-path updates; add a regression test covering a root data_root.local with
a user data_root set to null.
- Around line 469-478: Update the readline context manager around
set_completer_delims to save the value from get_completer_delims before changing
it, then restore that value in the existing finally block alongside the previous
completer. Extend the restoration test to assert that the original delimiters
are preserved after the context exits.
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Outside diff comments:
In `@zea/datapaths.py`:
- Around line 727-748: The local/remote warning branch in
_verify_user_config_and_get_paths must preserve which field triggered the
warning instead of always updating data_root. Carry the missing field through
resolution, acquire the corresponding value, and update that field at its owning
section; merge local/remote mappings when appropriate without converting an
existing shared string data_root or output value incorrectly.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/test_notebooks.py`:
- Around line 170-176: Update the NOTEBOOK_ARTIFACTS cleanup loop to stop
suppressing directory-removal failures: remove ignore_errors=True from
shutil.rmtree, or explicitly verify the directory no longer exists and raise if
cleanup failed. Preserve the existing handling for pre-existing and missing
paths and the path.unlink behavior for files.
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- an explicit `data_root: null` means inherit, so `_resolve_config_section` no longer treats the section spelling it out as the one owning the key - `output` can be a local/remote mapping too; the warning now carries the field it was raised for, so the setup prompt fills in that field instead of always writing `data_root`, and a missing local/remote `output` is left unset rather than pointed at the default data root - `_path_completion` hands back the completer delimiters as well as the completer - refresh the local-data notebook outputs from a single clean run; the committed ones mixed two machines and showed warnings the notebook no longer produces - let a failed notebook-artifact cleanup surface instead of being swallowed
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zea.datapathsresolves where your data lives, viausers.yaml. It was on 45% coverage, and writing tests for it turned up a handful of bugs, all on the paths you only hit when setting up a new machine, which is where a new user starts. So this ended up being a cleanup of the whole module rather than just tests.Test coverage
tests/test_user_settings.pybecomestests/test_datapaths.pyto match the module, and now covers it fully — statements and branches. That's the last box but one in #42.The bugs it surfaced:
create_new_user()crashed instead of falling back to./users.yamlas documented, the "no users.yaml found" recovery could never actually succeed, and a known user on a new machine got a second top-level YAML entry that silently shadowed their other machines.Fewer warnings
Every call printed warnings about things that aren't problems.
outputis genuinely optional, so it no longer invents<data_root>/outputwhen unset.Paths are inherited
A section only has to say what it changes:
Previously the
laptopsection replaced its parent, so those paths were dropped and resolution fell back to the OS default. Same one level up: a user listed without their owndata_rootdidn't inherit the shared one.users.yaml has a spec
Like configs and data files,
users.yamlis now validated against a schema (zea/internal/config/users.py), written in the same dataclass style as the config spec — so all three of our file formats have one. A typo likeloacl:underdata_rootused to be ignored and silently fall back to a default; now it's reported, naming the file.While comparing the two,
data.localturned out to rejectnulleven thoughset_data_pathssupports it, anddata.userwas documented as "path overrides" when it actually holds the resolved paths. Both fixed.Setup is a CLI subcommand
zea datapaths, alongsideprocess/app/data/convert, instead ofpython -m zea.datapaths(which still works):Paths tab-complete, and it asks for the output too, so the optional field is reachable without hand-editing YAML. Prompts use zea's logger and colours rather than ad-hoc prints, and it no longer warns about the missing profile it's in the middle of creating. Run it again on a configured machine and it just prints what it resolved, showing
not setfor anything left out.Trying it
The last line should print the paths and nothing else — no warnings.
Note for reviewers
The inheritance change alters path resolution for existing
users.yamlfiles. Every config that resolved before resolves identically; what changes is that configs which used to fall back to the OS default now find the paths they had configured. Schema validation is also strict: a stray scalar key anywhere in ausers.yamlis now an error rather than ignored.Summary by CodeRabbit
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zea datapathscommand for creating and inspecting data-path profiles.Improvements