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Make configuration construction predictable across inspection, execution, edits and repeated use. Resolving a component preserves its authored definition; construction modes have separate caches. Successful edits start a new generation, failed edits leave the previous source/identities intact, and callbacks/generators already returned retain their original generation.

This full accumulated PR adds retained definitions and isolated construction scopes, tightens schema/YAML validation, fixes Python-selected lazy references and guard timing, and rewrites the standalone documentation around ordinary Python. Sparkwheel still requires neither Torch nor Lightning.

Prepared from 9a67c0796fce60f9c47a4afefe9da9009eb9be38 against origin/main 3e892a628cb6aab0ca6194c8bc937a9fb810b27b (merge base 3e892a628cb6aab0ca6194c8bc937a9fb810b27b): 51 changed files, 24 commits.

Paired dependency

Companion to Lighter #177, whose managed construction depends on the retained-recipe/scope APIs and structured blocked-path exception introduced here. Review the pair together; Sparkwheel remains independently usable. The source version remains 0.1.0.dev0. Public immutable Git installation is available, while stable registry publication is a separate decision.

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Slice Review focus Files
1. Authored source, generations and construction scopes Identity and repeatability across resolution and edits 6
2. Python expressions, lazy references and component guards Respect Python selection and avoid untaken payload effects 9
3. YAML loading and nested composition Explicit duplicate keys and consistent edits of new subtrees 5
4. Schema boundaries and conservative coercion Validate source and resolved constructor arguments at the correct time 4
5. Build metadata, CI and guarded stable release preparation Coherent versions, dependencies and real archive contents 10
6. Standalone onboarding and executable documentation contracts An ordinary-Python mental model with precise identity and errors 17

1. Authored source, generations and construction scopes

Keep source definitions separate from runtime caches, split construction modes and publish a new generation only after a successful edit. Add retained definitions, pure definition inspection, bindings/blocked paths and scope-local construction state. Preserve typed blocked-path context and normal exception pickle behavior.

Start with src/sparkwheel/config.py, src/sparkwheel/construction.py, src/sparkwheel/resolver.py.

Tests: tests/test_config.py, tests/test_construction.py, tests/test_editing.py.

Review risk: Old callbacks/generators keep their generation; supported edits invalidate future resolution. Opaque objects stay caller-owned, retained schemas remain unsupported, and scopes do not create an execution sandbox.

2. Python expressions, lazy references and component guards

Distinguish reference syntax from quoted text/comments/matrix multiplication, retain import aliases and trailing results, and resolve references when Python selects them—even later in callbacks/generators. Evaluate guards before component payloads and preserve lazy-cycle source locations.

Start with src/sparkwheel/items.py, src/sparkwheel/path_utils.py, src/sparkwheel/utils/misc.py.

Tests: tests/test_expression_contract.py, tests/test_lazy_expression_contract.py, tests/test_disabled_contract.py.

Review risk: Tests must assert exact values/types and side-effect timing. Python evaluation remains executable; corrected laziness may change recipes that depended on eager effects or mistaken token rewriting.

3. YAML loading and nested composition

Reject authored duplicate YAML keys with both locations while preserving legal merge behavior. Apply edit operators inside newly supplied containers, preserve failure atomicity and keep ordinary mapping/list composition explicit.

Start with src/sparkwheel/loader.py, src/sparkwheel/operators.py, src/sparkwheel/preprocessor.py.

Tests: tests/test_yaml_duplicates_contract.py, tests/test_new_subtree_operators.py.

Review risk: Duplicate-key rejection is a migration change with an explicit opt-out. Distinguish ordinary list concatenation, replacement and indexed deletion; do not reinterpret numeric mappings as list edits.

4. Schema boundaries and conservative coercion

Validate constructor arguments before target effects, preserve shared native objects, handle discriminated unions/deferred values and report failures with context. Tighten argument/validator boundaries rather than silently coercing unrelated branches or accepting invalid values.

Start with src/sparkwheel/schema.py, src/sparkwheel/schema_resolver.py.

Tests: tests/test_schema.py, tests/test_schema_contract.py.

Review risk: Stricter coercion can reject formerly accepted input. Partial resolution is not whole-root validation, and custom validators can execute user Python.

5. Build metadata, CI and guarded stable release preparation

Prepare the development version consistently across package/source/lock, pin version-maintenance tooling, add missing typing stubs, repair Codecov verification and include license files in built artifacts. Gate publication and GitHub Releases on exact stable metadata/source tags and main ancestry; dispatch builds only.

Start with pyproject.toml, uv.lock, justfile, .github/scripts/check_release_tag.py, .github/workflows/publish.yml.

Tests: tests/test_release_tag_contract.py.

Review risk: A local artifact/lock check does not prove registry publication or configured credentials. Runtime remains Python >=3.10; release tooling explicitly uses Python 3.12 and requires 3.11+.

6. Standalone onboarding and executable documentation contracts

Simplify README/manual navigation around a standard-library example and complete custom module files. Explain @/% identity, safe composition, static inspection versus execution and troubleshooting; retain advanced contracts without making scopes a beginner requirement. Test real quick-reference blocks and CLI quoting/edits.

Start with README.md, docs/getting-started/quickstart.md, docs/user-guide/references.md, docs/user-guide/troubleshooting.md.

Tests: tests/test_quick_reference_contract.py.

Review risk: Hosted docs may describe a released version; development users need matching source docs. Follow all exception causes, and do not label unexecuted fragments or engineering walkthroughs as broad usability evidence.

Validation and current-head status

Current-head Ubuntu/Python 3.12 CI passes. Earlier local snapshots remain separately identified below.

Check Recorded result and scope
Full current runtime suite 930 passed, 1 intentional interactive-debugger skip; statement/branch coverage 95.681%, with Ruff/format/mypy passing. Python 3.11.14. This includes the final blocked-path exception pickle repair; later commits adjust documentation/links.
Earlier cross-version suite 903 passed and 1 debugger skip on both Python 3.10.19 and 3.11.14 at the earlier e92a21f snapshot. This does not certify all later changes on 3.10.
Installed artifacts Public standalone/source onboarding and paired CPU workflows passed at their recorded revisions. Copy-only stable 0.1.0/0.2.0 wheel and sdist-derived installs verify source payloads, real import paths and exact LICENSE metadata/text. The old wheel reproduces the pickle failure; final installed wheels preserve exact type, paths, message and extra state for both tested protocols.
Documentation Standalone standard-library/custom-module commands, identity/edit/CLI/schema examples and strict site builds were checked. A fresh engineering walkthrough exposed nested exception wrappers and source-versus-hosted-doc ambiguity; corrected wording follows the complete cause chain. A second fresh engineering walkthrough correctly followed the revised cause-chain guidance. No Torch or Lightning was required for either standalone walkthrough.
Release/tooling 20 network-free release guard tests and actionlint pass; uv lock --check --offline passes after license metadata changes without a lock rewrite. No tag, manual dispatch, GitHub Release or PyPI upload was performed for those checks.

The full contributor-tool installation and every illustrative documentation fragment were not rerun as part of the final documentation edits.

Final-head CI run 35469058542 passes at 9a67c0796fce60f9c47a4afefe9da9009eb9be38: 930 passed, 1 intentional interactive-debugger skip. Formatting, lint, mypy, the existing 95% overall coverage gate, PR-title and dependency checks pass. The Codecov patch check also passes. CI Full was not run. Both PRs remain drafts. Previous CodeRabbit findings retain their documented disposition; no fresh bot approval is claimed. Independent source and actual GLM reviews of the current implementation are complete.

Compatibility and remaining limits

  • Authored duplicate YAML keys now fail by default; SPARKWHEEL_STRICT_KEYS=0 provides warning-based last-wins behavior for migration. Conservative coercion and corrected guard/reference timing may expose configurations relying on invalid values or eager side effects.
  • Use supported edits to invalidate caches. Direct writes through an unfrozen raw container still bypass that contract. @ shares a resolved result; % copies a definition that can construct independently, while nested @ references may still share dependencies.
  • Retained recipes currently reject attached schemas. Construction scopes are not sandboxes or deep-copy mechanisms for caller-owned Python objects. Imports, custom validators, expression evaluation and resolution can execute Python.
  • BlockedPathError remains a ValueError subclass with structured paths and pickle support; nested construction errors retain their full cause chain rather than flattening it.
  • This remains an unpublished development snapshot. Stable Spark publication must precede Lighter's real registry-lock/release sequence. Release guards preserve token auth; no publication, unfamiliar-user acceptance or application-wide qualification is implied.

Type of change

  • Runtime fixes and explicit compatibility changes
  • New functionality with regression coverage
  • Documentation, examples and development tooling
  • Security fix

Checklist

  • Changed behavior has targeted regression coverage and migration notes
  • Local checks are reported with their source/profile scope
  • Full accumulated diff is included in the review map below
  • Final-head remote CI verified at the linked runs
  • Stable release and deployment readiness (separate work)
Complete changed-file inventory

1. Authored source, generations and construction scopes (6 files)

2. Python expressions, lazy references and component guards (9 files)

3. YAML loading and nested composition (5 files)

4. Schema boundaries and conservative coercion (4 files)

5. Build metadata, CI and guarded stable release preparation (10 files)

6. Standalone onboarding and executable documentation contracts (17 files)

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The change refreshes project documentation and release metadata for version 0.1.0.dev0. Runtime updates add transactional edits, retained configuration scopes, mode-specific resolution, lazy expression handling, schema-aware coercion, and strict duplicate-key detection. New and updated tests cover these behaviors, including disabled components, references, imports, atomic edits, validation, operators, and documentation examples.

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12-18: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the exact expected value per parameter.

Line 18 accepts any of four values for every case. If $False and @bad`` returned 2, the test still passes. Pair each expression with its expected result.

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 `@pytest.mark.parametrize`(
-    "expression", ["$@safe if True else `@bad`", "$True or `@bad`", "$False and `@bad`", "$[`@safe` for _ in range(1)]"]
+    "expression, expected",
+    [
+        ("$@safe if True else `@bad`", 2),
+        ("$True or `@bad`", True),
+        ("$False and `@bad`", False),
+        ("$[`@safe` for _ in range(1)]", [2]),
+    ],
 )
-def test_native_selection(expression):
+def test_native_selection(expression, expected):
     config = Config({"safe": 2, "bad": "$1/0", "selected": expression})
     result = config.resolve("selected")
-    assert result in (2, True, False, [2])
+    assert result == expected
     assert "bad" not in config._resolver._resolved
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In `@src/sparkwheel/loader.py`:
- Line 8: Restore PyYAML type-check support consistently by adding types-PyYAML
to the type-check dependencies, or restoring the import suppressions. Apply the
same strategy at src/sparkwheel/loader.py:8, src/sparkwheel/config.py:925, and
src/sparkwheel/utils/misc.py:6-8; ensure CI type checking succeeds without
changing runtime behavior.

In `@tests/test_quick_reference_contract.py`:
- Around line 14-51: Update the quick-reference contract tests to match the
current documentation: adjust the expression and CLI scrapes or restore the
required examples so their existing assertions remain valid, and add readable
non-empty match assertions before consuming each scrape result. In
test_expression_table_uses_supported_python,
test_cli_examples_preserve_nested_paths_and_shell_words, and
test_delete_example_uses_valid_null_value, ensure missing markers, commands, or
the ~debug example fail with clear messages rather than IndexError or
AttributeError.

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In `@tests/test_lazy_expression_contract.py`:
- Around line 12-18: Update test_native_selection to parameterize each
expression with its exact expected result, then assert result equals that
parameter; retain the assertion that “bad” is not resolved.

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from typing import Any

import yaml # type: ignore[import-untyped]
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Restore PyYAML type-check support.

The removed suppressions expose the missing PyYAML stubs reported by CI.

  • src/sparkwheel/loader.py#L8-L8: add types-PyYAML to the type-check dependencies, or restore the suppression.
  • src/sparkwheel/config.py#L925-L925: use the same dependency or suppression strategy.
  • src/sparkwheel/utils/misc.py#L6-L8: use the same dependency or suppression strategy.
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consistently by adding types-PyYAML to the type-check dependencies, or restoring
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def test_expression_table_uses_supported_python():
table = PAGE.read_text().split('=== "Expressions"', 1)[1].split('=== "Operators"', 1)[0]
expressions = re.findall(r"`(\$[^`]+)`", table)
source = {
"a": 2,
"b": 3,
"lr": 1,
"name": "sample",
"model_name": "model",
"debug": True,
"is_training": False,
"items": [7],
"datasets": {"train": 8},
"mode": "train",
"layers": [1, 2],
}
results = [Config({**source, "result": expression}).resolve("result") for expression in expressions]
assert results == [5, 0.1, "sample_v2", "model_trained", "dev", 0.0, 7, 8, 1, 2]


def test_cli_examples_preserve_nested_paths_and_shell_words():
page = PAGE.read_text()
commands = re.findall(r"^\s*python train\.py (.+)$", page, flags=re.MULTILINE)
config = Config({"model": {"hidden_size": 1, "dropout": 0}, "optimizer": {"lr": 0}, "layers": []})
for command in commands:
for argument in shlex.split(command):
config.update(argument)
assert config.get("model") == {"hidden_size": 1024}
assert config.get("optimizer::lr") == 0.001
assert config.get("layers") == [128, 256, 512]
assert not any("." in key for key in config.get())


def test_delete_example_uses_valid_null_value():
page = PAGE.read_text()
deletion = re.search(r"`(~debug: [^`]+)`", page).group(1)
config = Config({"debug": True}).update(yaml.safe_load(deletion))
assert config.get() == {}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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  echo "=== $page ==="
  echo "--- tab markers ---"
  rg -n '^\s*=== "' "$page" || echo "no tab markers found"
  echo "--- inline \$ expressions ---"
  rg -no '`\$[^`]+`' "$page" || echo "no inline expressions found"
  echo "--- python train.py commands ---"
  rg -n '^\s*python train\.py .+$' "$page" || echo "no train.py commands found"
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Update the quick-reference contract tests to match the current page. The expression test splits on a missing === "Expressions" marker and raises IndexError. The CLI test finds no matching commands, so its assertions fail. The deletion test finds no ~debug example and raises AttributeError. Update the scrapes or restore the documented examples. Add readable match assertions for each required scrape.

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-def test_delete_example_uses_valid_null_value():
-    page = PAGE.read_text()
-    deletion = re.search(r"`(~debug: [^`]+)`", page).group(1)
+def test_delete_example_uses_valid_null_value():
+    page = PAGE.read_text()
+    match = re.search(r"`(~debug: [^`]+)`", page)
+    assert match is not None, f"No `~debug: ...` example found in {PAGE}"
+    deletion = match.group(1)
     config = Config({"debug": True}).update(yaml.safe_load(deletion))
     assert config.get() == {}
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def test_expression_table_uses_supported_python():
table = PAGE.read_text().split('=== "Expressions"', 1)[1].split('=== "Operators"', 1)[0]
expressions = re.findall(r"`(\$[^`]+)`", table)
source = {
"a": 2,
"b": 3,
"lr": 1,
"name": "sample",
"model_name": "model",
"debug": True,
"is_training": False,
"items": [7],
"datasets": {"train": 8},
"mode": "train",
"layers": [1, 2],
}
results = [Config({**source, "result": expression}).resolve("result") for expression in expressions]
assert results == [5, 0.1, "sample_v2", "model_trained", "dev", 0.0, 7, 8, 1, 2]
def test_cli_examples_preserve_nested_paths_and_shell_words():
page = PAGE.read_text()
commands = re.findall(r"^\s*python train\.py (.+)$", page, flags=re.MULTILINE)
config = Config({"model": {"hidden_size": 1, "dropout": 0}, "optimizer": {"lr": 0}, "layers": []})
for command in commands:
for argument in shlex.split(command):
config.update(argument)
assert config.get("model") == {"hidden_size": 1024}
assert config.get("optimizer::lr") == 0.001
assert config.get("layers") == [128, 256, 512]
assert not any("." in key for key in config.get())
def test_delete_example_uses_valid_null_value():
page = PAGE.read_text()
deletion = re.search(r"`(~debug: [^`]+)`", page).group(1)
config = Config({"debug": True}).update(yaml.safe_load(deletion))
assert config.get() == {}
def test_expression_table_uses_supported_python():
table = PAGE.read_text().split('=== "Expressions"', 1)[1].split('=== "Operators"', 1)[0]
expressions = re.findall(r"`(\$[^`]+)`", table)
source = {
"a": 2,
"b": 3,
"lr": 1,
"name": "sample",
"model_name": "model",
"debug": True,
"is_training": False,
"items": [7],
"datasets": {"train": 8},
"mode": "train",
"layers": [1, 2],
}
results = [Config({**source, "result": expression}).resolve("result") for expression in expressions]
assert results == [5, 0.1, "sample_v2", "model_trained", "dev", 0.0, 7, 8, 1, 2]
def test_cli_examples_preserve_nested_paths_and_shell_words():
page = PAGE.read_text()
commands = re.findall(r"^\s*python train\.py (.+)$", page, flags=re.MULTILINE)
config = Config({"model": {"hidden_size": 1, "dropout": 0}, "optimizer": {"lr": 0}, "layers": []})
for command in commands:
for argument in shlex.split(command):
config.update(argument)
assert config.get("model") == {"hidden_size": 1024}
assert config.get("optimizer::lr") == 0.001
assert config.get("layers") == [128, 256, 512]
assert not any("." in key for key in config.get())
def test_delete_example_uses_valid_null_value():
page = PAGE.read_text()
match = re.search(r"`(~debug: [^`]+)`", page)
assert match is not None, f"No `~debug: ...` example found in {PAGE}"
deletion = match.group(1)
config = Config({"debug": True}).update(yaml.safe_load(deletion))
assert config.get() == {}
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[error] 15-15: pytest command failed: test_expression_table_uses_supported_python raised IndexError because the expected "Expressions" section was not found in the quick-reference page.


[error] 41-41: pytest command failed: test_cli_examples_preserve_nested_paths_and_shell_words asserted the wrong parsed configuration; expected {'hidden_size': 1024}, but received {'dropout': 0, 'hidden_size': 1}.


[error] 49-49: pytest command failed: test_delete_example_uses_valid_null_value could not find the expected (~debug: ...) example and raised AttributeError.

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In `@tests/test_quick_reference_contract.py` around lines 14 - 51, Update the
quick-reference contract tests to match the current documentation: adjust the
expression and CLI scrapes or restore the required examples so their existing
assertions remain valid, and add readable non-empty match assertions before
consuming each scrape result. In test_expression_table_uses_supported_python,
test_cli_examples_preserve_nested_paths_and_shell_words, and
test_delete_example_uses_valid_null_value, ensure missing markers, commands, or
the ~debug example fail with clear messages rather than IndexError or
AttributeError.

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