ROLLOUT 5 · caikit/caikit
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You are a principal Python software engineer resolving a repository issue in `/workspace`. Your sole objective is to produce a minimal, root-cause source patch that passes every hidden fail-to-pass and pass-to-pass regression test on the first grading run. ## Critical Environment & Grader Rules 1. **Air-Gapped Sandbox & Available CLI Tools**: No network access. Never run `pip`, `uv`, `conda`, or `git fetch`. Note: `rg` (`ripgrep`) is NOT installed in the container — always use `grep -rn --include="*.py"` for fast exact searches so you never waste a tool call on `command not found`. 2. **Protected Grading Paths**: Before running official verification, the grading harness **strips and reverts all changes** to `tests/`, `test/`, `testing/`, `test_*.py`, `*_test.py`, `conftest.py`, `pyproject.toml`, `setup.cfg`, `pytest.ini`, and `tox.ini`. Every part of your fix MUST reside in non-test production source files. 3. **Untracked File Trap (`git add -N .`)**: `submit_patch` stages ALL untracked files inside `/workspace`! Never leave reproduction or scratch files inside `/workspace` — run reproductions inline via `python3 - <<'PY'` or inside `/tmp/repro.py` in a single `run_command`. 4. **Stdout Truncation Rule**: `run_command` truncates stdout after the first 5,000 characters from the TOP. Always run pytest quietly with short tracebacks: `pytest path/to/test_file.py -k pattern -q --tb=short --no-header` If a test file is large, redirect output to `/tmp/pytest.log` and inspect `tail -n 80 /tmp/pytest.log` so failure tracebacks at the bottom are never cut off. 5. **Strict Pacing Discipline**: `get_status` and `submit_patch` are free and do NOT count toward `max_tool_calls`. Target **16-22 counted tool calls total**, and **begin your first `edit_file` change no later than tool call 15**. Reserve at least 4 calls for verification, `git status --short && git diff`, and submission. ## Execution Protocol ### Phase 1 — Pinpoint Code & Tests Immediately (1-2 tool calls) - The user message already contains `Workspace Layout` — do NOT waste a turn running `ls` on top-level directories. - Run a single compound `run_command` with `grep -rn --include="*.py"` to locate: (a) the exact symbols, error strings, or functions from the problem description, (b) **all parallel or sibling implementations** (for example sync + async variants, `Client` + `AsyncClient`, serializer + deserializer, multiple backends/dialects, base + subclass methods, `__init__.py` / `__all__` exports), and (c) the closest existing unit test files under `tests/`. ### Phase 2 — Deep Read & Spec Anchor (2-5 tool calls) - Use `read_file` with generous `start_line` and `end_line` windows (180-300 lines per call so you read whole modules in fewer calls) on the target function/class, callers, type annotations, and neighboring tests. - Before editing, verify every explicit and implicit requirement from the issue: exact parameter names, defaults, boundary/domain edge cases, exception types/messages, `None` vs empty collection vs falsy (`0`, `False`, `""`) semantics, mutability/copying, and return types. ### Phase 3 — Reproduce Bug in One Call (1 tool call) - Run ONE concise command (`python3 - <<'PY' ... PY` or targeted `pytest ... -q --tb=short --no-header`) via `run_command` to observe the exact pre-fix failure. Do NOT spend multiple tool calls writing separate reproduction scripts. ### Phase 4 — Surgical Implementation Across All Parallel Paths (1-4 tool calls) - Begin editing by tool call 15! Use `edit_file` with 4-6 lines of exact surrounding context copied from `read_file`. - Update ALL parallel codepaths (sync/async, multiple classes/dialects, type hints) consistently so partial fixes do not fail sibling tests. - **2-Strike Edit Rule**: If `edit_file` fails twice on the same block due to whitespace or escaping, do not retry `edit_file` a third time — apply an atomic Python transformation via `run_command` and immediately verify `python3 -m py_compile path/to/file.py`. ### Phase 5 — Edge-Case Verification, Diff Hygiene & Clean Exit (2-4 tool calls) - Run a single compound `run_command` testing both your reproduction + boundary edge cases (`None`, empty input, leading/trailing delimiters, subdomain/prefix boundaries, subclass/async parity) AND the relevant existing `pytest` module(s) with `-q --tb=short --no-header`. - Run `git status --short && git diff` via `run_command`. Confirm: - ZERO untracked (`??`) files in `/workspace` (`rm -f` any untracked workspace files immediately), - ZERO modifications to `tests/` or protected config files (`git checkout -- tests/` if touched), - Minimal, clean diff with valid imports and indentation. - Call `submit_patch` once verification passes, then respond with a brief 2-sentence plain-text summary and make NO further tool calls.
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You are evaluating a software engineering task for repository caikit/caikit.
Problem Statement:
Support Functional Inheritance
## Describe the bug
When creating a `class` that inherits from a `DataObjectBase` and overrides parent functions without adding or changing any of the schema, an exception is raised:
```
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 2, in <module>
File "/Users/ghart/Projects/github/caikit/caikit2/caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py", line 88, in __new__
raise TypeError(
TypeError: All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax
```
## Sample Code
```py
from caikit.core import DataObjectBase, dataobject
@dataobject
class Base(DataObjectBase):
foo: int
def doit(self):
return self.foo * 2
@dataobject
class Derived(Base):
def doit(self):
return self.foo * 3
```
## Expected behavior
```py
b_inst = Base(1)
assert b_inst.doit() == 2
d_inst = Derived(1)
assert d_inst.doit() == 3
```
## Observed behavior
```
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 2, in <module>
File "/Users/ghart/Projects/github/caikit/caikit2/caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py", line 88, in __new__
raise TypeError(
TypeError: All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax
```
## Additional context
This will be very important for allowing content libraries to share common data structures with custom backend, construction, and functional interfaces
## Task Budget (Session terminates when any budget is exhausted)
- Time allowance: 7.5 minutes
- Tool calls allowance: 30 calls
- Max loop iterations: 40 turns
## Execution Environment Rules
- Single command timeout: 90 seconds (commands exceeding this fail without ending the session)
- Command output limit: 5000 characters
- File view limit: 150 lines per read_file call
- File character limit: 10000 characters per read_file call
- Environment is offline (no network/PyPI access). All repository and test dependencies are ALREADY pre-installed. Do NOT attempt to run pip install or download packages.
## Instructions:
0. All source code is under `/workspace`. Do NOT search outside `/workspace` (e.g. `/usr/`, `/wheels/`, system site-packages). If imports fail, the issue is in the source code under `/workspace`, not in missing system packages.
1. Analyze the problem statement and any provided hints carefully to identify all requested script paths, CLI subcommands, or Python modules.
2. Inspect existing codebase conventions and test files before making edits.
3. Verify your implementation using targeted tests or inline assertions before submitting.
4. Call submit_patch only after your implementation is complete and verified.
5. As your final action, you must return a text-only response reporting your completion to terminate the session.
## Workspace Layout
The repository is located at `/workspace`. Here is the directory tree (up to 3 levels):
```
./CODEOWNERS
./CONTRIBUTING.md
./LICENSE
./README.md
./SECURITY.md
./caikit
./caikit-overview.png
./caikit/__init__.py
./caikit/config
./caikit/config/__init__.py
./caikit/config/config.py
./caikit/config/config.yml
./caikit/core
./caikit/core/__init__.py
./caikit/core/augmentors
./caikit/core/data_model
./caikit/core/model_manager.py
./caikit/core/module_backends
./caikit/core/modules
./caikit/core/registries.py
./caikit/core/signature_parsing
./caikit/core/task.py
./caikit/core/toolkit
./caikit/interfaces
./caikit/interfaces/__init__.py
./caikit/interfaces/common
./caikit/interfaces/runtime
./caikit/runtime
./caikit/runtime/__init__.py
./caikit/runtime/dump_services.py
./caikit/runtime/grpc_server.py
./caikit/runtime/interceptors
./caikit/runtime/metrics
./caikit/runtime/model_management
./caikit/runtime/protobufs
./caikit/runtime/service_factory.py
./caikit/runtime/service_generation
./caikit/runtime/servicers
./caikit/runtime/types
./caikit/runtime/utils
./caikit/runtime/work_management
./code-of-conduct.md
./docs
./docs-requirements.txt
./examples
./pyproject.toml
./releases.md
./scripts
./scripts/check_deps.sh
./scripts/fmt.sh
./setup_requirements.txt
./tests
./tox.ini
```
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The user is reporting a bug in `caikit` where inheriting from a class decorated with `@dataobject` and overriding only methods (no new fields) causes a `TypeError: All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax`.
Looking at the problem description, the issue is in `caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py`.
Specifically:
```py
from caikit.core import DataObjectBase, dataobject
@dataobject
class Base(DataObjectBase):
foo: int
def doit(self):
return self.foo * 2
@dataobject
class Derived(Base):
def doit(self):
return self.foo * 3
```
This should raise `TypeError: All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax`.
I need to examine `caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py` to understand why this is happening and how to fix it.
Plan:
1. Locate and read `caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py`.
2. Reproduce the bug.
3. Fix the bug by updating the `@dataobject` decorator or `DataObjectBase.__new__` (as hinted by the traceback).
4. Verify the fix.
5. Submit the patch.
TOOL CALL · run_command
{
"command": "python3 - <<'PY'\nfrom caikit.core import DataObjectBase, dataobject\n\n@dataobject\nclass Base(DataObjectBase):\n foo: int\n def doit(self):\n return self.foo * 2\n\ntry:\n @dataobject\n class Derived(Base):\n def doit(self):\n return self.foo * 3\n print(\"Derived class created successfully\")\nexcept Exception as e:\n print(f\"Caught expected exception: {e}\")\n import traceback\n traceback.print_exc()\nPY\n"
}Result of run_command 495 characters
{
"status": "ok",
"stdout": "Caught expected exception: All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax\n",
"stderr": "<function register_backend_type at 0x704f057ae170> is still in the BETA phase and subject to change!\nTraceback (most recent call last):\n File \"<stdin>\", line 11, in <module>\n File \"/workspace/caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py\", line 88, in __new__\n raise TypeError(\nTypeError: All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax\n",
"exit_code": 0
}Generated tokens 422 tokens · stopped: STOP
<|channel>thought
The user is reporting a bug in `caikit` where inheriting from a class decorated with `@dataobject` and overriding only methods (no new fields) causes a `TypeError: All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax`.
Looking at the problem description, the issue is in `caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py`.
Specifically:
```py
from caikit.core import DataObjectBase, dataobject
@dataobject
class Base(DataObjectBase):
foo: int
def doit(self):
return self.foo * 2
@dataobject
class Derived(Base):
def doit(self):
return self.foo * 3
```
This should raise `TypeError: All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax`.
I need to examine `caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py` to understand why this is happening and how to fix it.
Plan:
1. Locate and read `caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py`.
2. Reproduce the bug.
3. Fix the bug by updating the `@dataobject` decorator or `DataObjectBase.__new__` (as hinted by the traceback).
4. Verify the fix.
5. Submit the patch.<channel|><|tool_call>call:run_command{command:<|"|>python3 - <<'PY'
from caikit.core import DataObjectBase, dataobject
@dataobject
class Base(DataObjectBase):
foo: int
def doit(self):
return self.foo * 2
try:
@dataobject
class Derived(Base):
def doit(self):
return self.foo * 3
print("Derived class created successfully")
except Exception as e:
print(f"Caught expected exception: {e}")
import traceback
traceback.print_exc()
PY
<|"|>}<tool_call|><|tool_response>
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The reproduction worked. Now let's read the code in `caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py`.
TOOL CALL · read_file
{
"filepath": "caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py"
}Result of read_file 5,896 characters
{
"status": "ok",
"filepath": "caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py",
"content": "# Copyright The Caikit Authors\n#\n# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the \"License\");\n# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.\n# You may obtain a copy of the License at\n#\n# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0\n#\n# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software\n# distributed under the License is distributed on an \"AS IS\" BASIS,\n# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.\n# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and\n# limitations under the License.\n\n\"\"\"This module defines the @schema decorator which can be used to declare data\nmodel objects inline without manually defining the protobufs representation\n\"\"\"\n\n\n# Standard\nfrom enum import Enum\nfrom typing import Any, Callable, List, Type, Union, get_args, get_origin\nimport dataclasses\n\n# Third Party\nfrom google.protobuf import descriptor as _descriptor\nfrom google.protobuf import message as _message\nfrom google.protobuf import struct_pb2\nfrom google.protobuf.internal.enum_type_wrapper import EnumTypeWrapper\nimport numpy as np\n\n# First Party\nfrom py_to_proto.dataclass_to_proto import PY_TO_PROTO_TYPES, DataclassConverter\nimport alog\nimport py_to_proto\n\n# Local\nfrom ..toolkit.errors import error_handler\nfrom . import enums\nfrom .base import DataBase, _DataBaseMetaClass\nfrom .json_dict import JsonDict\n\n## Globals #####################################################################\n\nlog = alog.use_channel(\"SCHEMA\")\nerror = error_handler.get(log)\n\n# Type mapping for type hints in @dataobject classes\nDATAOBJECT_PY_TO_PROTO_TYPES = {\n JsonDict: struct_pb2.Struct,\n np.int32: _descriptor.FieldDescriptor.TYPE_INT32,\n np.int64: _descriptor.FieldDescriptor.TYPE_INT64,\n np.uint32: _descriptor.FieldDescriptor.TYPE_UINT32,\n np.uint64: _descriptor.FieldDescriptor.TYPE_UINT64,\n np.float32: _descriptor.FieldDescriptor.TYPE_FLOAT,\n np.float64: _descriptor.FieldDescriptor.TYPE_DOUBLE,\n **PY_TO_PROTO_TYPES,\n}\n\n# Common package prefix\nCAIKIT_DATA_MODEL = \"caikit_data_model\"\n\n# Registry of auto-generated protos so that they can be rendered to .proto\n_AUTO_GEN_PROTO_CLASSES = []\n\n# Special attribute used to indicate which defaults are user provided\n_USER_DEFINED_DEFAULTS = \"__user_defined_defaults__\"\n\n## Public ######################################################################\n\n\nclass _DataObjectBaseMetaClass(_DataBaseMetaClass):\n \"\"\"This metaclass is used for the DataObject base class so that all data\n objects can delay the creation of their proto class until after the\n metaclass has been instantiated.\n \"\"\"\n\n def __new__(mcs, name, bases, attrs):\n \"\"\"When instantiating a new DataObject class, the proto class will not\n yet have been generated, but the set of fields will be known since the\n class will be the raw input representation of a @dataclass\n \"\"\"\n\n # Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass\n if name != \"DataObjectBase\":\n field_names = attrs.get(\"__annotations__\")\n if field_names is None:\n raise TypeError(\n \"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax\"\n )\n attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names\n\n # Delegate to the base metaclass\n return super().__new__(mcs, name, bases, attrs)\n\n\nclass DataObjectBase(DataBase, metaclass=_DataObjectBaseMetaClass):\n \"\"\"A DataObject is a data model class that is backed by a @dataclass.\n\n Data model classes that use the @dataobject decorator must derive from this\n base class.\n \"\"\"\n\n\ndef dataobject(*args, **kwargs) -> Callable[[Type], Type[DataBase]]:\n \"\"\"The @dataobject decorator can be used to define a Data Model object's\n schema inline with the definition of the python class rather than needing to\n bind to a pre-compiled protobufs class. For example:\n\n @dataobject(\"foo.bar\")\n @dataclass\n class MyDataObject(DataObjectBase):\n '''My Custom Data Object'''\n foo: str\n bar: int\n\n NOTE: The wrapped class must NOT inherit directly from DataBase. That\n inheritance will be added by this decorator, but if it is written\n directly, the metaclass that links protobufs to the class will be called\n before this decorator can auto-gen the protobufs class.\n\n Args:\n package: str\n The package name to use for the generated protobufs class\n\n Returns:\n decorator: Callable[[Type], Type[DataBase]]\n The decorator function that will wrap the given class\n \"\"\"\n\n def decorator(cls: Type) -> Type[DataBase]:\n # Make sure that the wrapped class does NOT inherit from DataBase\n error.value_check(\n \"<COR95184230E>\",\n issubclass(cls, (DataObjectBase, Enum)),\n \"{} must inherit from DataObjectBase/Enum when using @dataobject\",\n cls.__name__,\n )\n\n # Add the package to the kwargs\n kwargs.setdefault(\"package\", package)\n\n # If it's not an enum, fill in any missing field defaults as None\n # and make sure it's a dataclass\n if not issubclass(cls, Enum):\n log.debug2(\"Wrapping data class %s\", cls)\n user_defined_defaults = {}\n for annotation in getattr(cls, \"__annotations__\", {}):\n user_defined_default = getattr(cls, annotation, dataclasses.MISSING)\n if user_defined_default == dataclasses.MISSING:",
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}Generated tokens 55 tokens · stopped: STOP
The reproduction worked. Now let's read the code in `caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py`.<channel|><|tool_call>call:read_file{filepath:<|"|>caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py<|"|>}<tool_call|><|tool_response>
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I need to see the rest of `dataobject.py`.
TOOL CALL · read_file
{
"filepath": "caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py",
"start_line": 151
}Result of read_file 6,327 characters
{
"status": "ok",
"filepath": "caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py",
"content": " log.debug3(\"Filling in None default for %s.%s\", cls, annotation)\n setattr(cls, annotation, None)\n else:\n user_defined_defaults[annotation] = user_defined_default\n # If the current __init__ is auto-generated by dataclass, remove\n # it so that a new one is created with the new defaults\n if _has_dataclass_init(cls):\n log.debug3(\"Resetting default dataclass init\")\n delattr(cls, \"__init__\")\n cls = dataclasses.dataclass(cls)\n setattr(cls, _USER_DEFINED_DEFAULTS, user_defined_defaults)\n\n descriptor = _dataobject_to_proto(dataclass_=cls, **kwargs)\n\n # Create the message class from the dataclass\n proto_class = py_to_proto.descriptor_to_message_class(descriptor)\n _AUTO_GEN_PROTO_CLASSES.append(proto_class)\n\n # Add enums to the global enums module\n for enum_class in _get_all_enums(proto_class):\n log.debug2(\"Importing enum [%s]\", enum_class.DESCRIPTOR.name)\n enums.import_enum(enum_class)\n\n # Declare the merged class that binds DataBase to the wrapped class with\n # this generated proto class\n if isinstance(proto_class, type):\n setattr(cls, \"_proto_class\", proto_class)\n cls = _make_data_model_class(proto_class, cls)\n\n # If this was a default-generated dataclass __init__ and there are\n # any oneofs, we need to augment the __init__ to support kwargs for\n # the individual fields\n if _has_dataclass_init(cls) and cls._fields_oneofs_map:\n setattr(cls, \"__init__\", _make_oneof_init(cls))\n\n else:\n enums.import_enum(proto_class, cls)\n setattr(cls, \"_proto_enum\", proto_class)\n\n # Return the decorated class\n return cls\n\n # If called without the function invocation, fill in the default argument\n if args and callable(args[0]):\n assert not kwargs, \"This shouldn't happen!\"\n package = CAIKIT_DATA_MODEL\n return decorator(args[0])\n\n # Pull the package as an arg or a keyword arg\n if args:\n package = args[0]\n if \"package\" in kwargs:\n raise TypeError(\"Got multiple values for argument 'package'\")\n else:\n package = kwargs.get(\"package\", CAIKIT_DATA_MODEL)\n return decorator\n\n\ndef render_dataobject_protos(interfaces_dir: str):\n \"\"\"Write out protobufs files for all proto classes generated from dataobjects\n to the target interfaces directory\n\n Args:\n interfaces_dir: str\n The target directory (must already exist)\n \"\"\"\n for proto_class in _AUTO_GEN_PROTO_CLASSES:\n proto_class.write_proto_file(interfaces_dir)\n\n\n## Implementation Details ######################################################\n\n\ndef _dataobject_to_proto(*args, **kwargs):\n kwargs.setdefault(\"type_mapping\", DATAOBJECT_PY_TO_PROTO_TYPES)\n return _DataobjectConverter(*args, **kwargs).descriptor\n\n\nclass _DataobjectConverter(DataclassConverter):\n \"\"\"Augment the dataclass converter to be able to pull descriptors from\n existing data objects\n \"\"\"\n\n def get_concrete_type(self, entry: Any) -> Any:\n \"\"\"Also include data model classes and enums as concrete types\"\"\"\n unwrapped = self._resolve_wrapped_type(entry)\n if (\n isinstance(unwrapped, type)\n and issubclass(unwrapped, DataBase)\n and unwrapped._proto_class is not None\n ) or hasattr(unwrapped, \"_proto_enum\"):\n return entry\n return super().get_concrete_type(entry)\n\n def get_descriptor(self, entry: Any) -> Any:\n \"\"\"Unpack data model classes and enums to their descriptors\"\"\"\n entry = self._resolve_wrapped_type(entry)\n if isinstance(entry, type) and issubclass(entry, DataBase):\n return entry._proto_class.DESCRIPTOR\n proto_enum = getattr(entry, \"_proto_enum\", None)\n if proto_enum is not None:\n return proto_enum.DESCRIPTOR\n return super().get_descriptor(entry)\n\n def get_optional_field_names(self, entry: Any) -> List[str]:\n \"\"\"Get the names of any fields which are optional. This will be any\n field that has a user-defined default or is marked as Optional[]\n \"\"\"\n optional_fields = list(getattr(entry, _USER_DEFINED_DEFAULTS, {}))\n for field_name, field in entry.__dataclass_fields__.items():\n if (\n field_name not in optional_fields\n and self._is_python_optional(field.type) is not None\n ):\n optional_fields.append(field_name)\n return optional_fields\n\n @staticmethod\n def _is_python_optional(entry: Any) -> Any:\n \"\"\"Detect if this type is a python optional\"\"\"\n if get_origin(entry) is Union:\n args = get_args(entry)\n return type(None) in args\n\n\ndef _get_all_enums(\n proto_class: Union[_message.Message, EnumTypeWrapper],\n) -> List[EnumTypeWrapper]:\n \"\"\"Given a generated proto class, recursively extract all enums\"\"\"\n all_enums = []\n if isinstance(proto_class, EnumTypeWrapper):\n all_enums.append(proto_class)\n else:\n for enum_descriptor in proto_class.DESCRIPTOR.enum_types:\n all_enums.append(getattr(proto_class, enum_descriptor.name))\n for nested_proto_descriptor in proto_class.DESCRIPTOR.nested_types:\n all_enums.extend(\n _get_all_enums(getattr(proto_class, nested_proto_descriptor.name))\n )\n\n return all_enums\n\n\ndef _make_data_model_class(proto_class, cls):\n if issubclass(cls, DataObjectBase):\n _DataBaseMetaClass.parse_proto_descriptor(cls)\n\n # Recursively make all nested message wrappers\n for nested_message_descriptor in proto_class.DESCRIPTOR.nested_types:\n nested_message_name = nested_message_descriptor.name",
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}Generated tokens 50 tokens · stopped: STOP
I need to see the rest of `dataobject.py`.
<channel|><|tool_call>call:read_file{filepath:<|"|>caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py<|"|>,start_line:151}<tool_call|><|tool_response>
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I need the end of `_make_data_model_class` and whatever else is left.
TOOL CALL · read_file
{
"filepath": "caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py",
"start_line": 301
}Result of read_file 3,411 characters
{
"status": "ok",
"filepath": "caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py",
"content": " nested_proto_class = getattr(proto_class, nested_message_name)\n setattr(\n cls,\n nested_message_name,\n _make_data_model_class(\n nested_proto_class,\n _DataBaseMetaClass.__new__(\n _DataBaseMetaClass,\n name=nested_message_name,\n bases=(DataBase,),\n attrs={\"_proto_class\": getattr(proto_class, nested_message_name)},\n ),\n ),\n )\n for nested_enum_descriptor in proto_class.DESCRIPTOR.enum_types:\n setattr(\n cls,\n nested_enum_descriptor.name,\n getattr(enums, nested_enum_descriptor.name),\n )\n\n return cls\n\n\ndef _make_oneof_init(cls):\n \"\"\"Helper to augment a defaulted dataclass __init__ to support kwargs for\n oneof fields\n \"\"\"\n original_init = cls.__init__\n fields_to_oneofs = cls._fields_to_oneof\n oneofs_to_fields = cls._fields_oneofs_map\n\n def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):\n new_kwargs = {}\n to_remove = []\n which_oneof = {}\n for field_name, val in kwargs.items():\n if oneof_name := fields_to_oneofs.get(field_name):\n oneof_pos_idx = list(cls.__dataclass_fields__.keys()).index(oneof_name)\n has_pos_val = len(args) > oneof_pos_idx\n if has_pos_val:\n error(\n \"<COR09282193E>\",\n TypeError(\n \"Received conflicting oneof args/kwargs for {}/{}\".format(\n oneof_name,\n field_name,\n )\n ),\n )\n\n other_oneof_fields = (\n field\n for field in [oneof_name] + oneofs_to_fields[oneof_name]\n if field != field_name\n )\n if any(field in kwargs for field in other_oneof_fields):\n error(\n \"<COR59933157E>\",\n TypeError(\n \"Received multiple keyword arguments for oneof {}\".format(\n oneof_name,\n )\n ),\n )\n new_kwargs[oneof_name] = val\n to_remove.append(field_name)\n which_oneof[oneof_name] = field_name\n\n for kwarg in to_remove:\n del kwargs[kwarg]\n kwargs.update(new_kwargs)\n original_init(self, *args, **kwargs)\n setattr(self, _DataBaseMetaClass._WHICH_ONEOF_ATTR, which_oneof)\n\n return __init__\n\n\ndef _has_dataclass_init(cls) -> bool:\n \"\"\"When the dataclass decorator adds an __init__ to a class, it adds\n __annotations__ to the init function itself. This function uses that fact to\n detect if the class's __init__ function was generated by @dataclass\n \"\"\"\n return bool(getattr(cls.__init__, \"__annotations__\", None)) and not any(\n cls.__init__ is base.__init__ for base in cls.__bases__\n )",
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I need the end of `_make_data_model_class` and whatever else is left.
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The problematic part is in `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__`:
```python
class _DataObjectBaseMetaClass(_DataBaseMetaClass):
"""This metaclass is used for the DataObject base class so that all data
objects can delay the creation of their proto class until after the
metaclass has been instantiated.
"""
def __new__(mcs, name, bases, attrs):
"""When instantiating a new DataObject class, the proto class will not
yet have been generated, but the set of fields will be known since the
class will be the raw input representation of a @dataclass
"""
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
# Delegate to the base metaclass
return super().__new__(mcs, name, bases, attrs)
```
When `Derived(Base)` is created, if `Derived` does not have any annotations (i.e., no new fields), `attrs.get("__annotations__")` will be `None`. This leads to the `TypeError`.
However, `Derived` *does* have the fields of `Base`. The annotations of `Base` should be considered.
In Python, `__annotations__` are not inherited; they are specific to each class. If a subclass doesn't define its own annotations, it won't have a `__annotations__` attribute in its `__dict__` (which is what `attrs` represents in `__new__`).
To support functional inheritance, we should check if any of the bases are `DataObjectBase` subclasses and if they have annotations. Actually, we just need to check if *any* base has annotations, or if the current class has annotations.
Wait, if we are inheriting from `Base` which was already a `DataObjectBase`, then `Base` already has its fields registered in `_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS` (or whatever mechanism `_DataBaseMetaClass` uses to track fields).
Let's look at `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` again. It's trying to populate `attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names`.
If `Derived` has no annotations, `field_names` is `None`. But it still needs those fields if it's to be a `DataObjectBase`.
If we want to allow overriding only methods, we should allow `field_names` to be `None` IF one of the bases is also a `DataObjectBase`. Or more simply, if we can find annotations in the bases.
But wait, `_DataBaseMetaClass` might already handle this. Let's check `_DataBaseMetaClass`. It's imported from `.base`.
Let's read `caikit/core/data_model/base.py`.
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This is used for constructing new\n # instances by name without having to introspect all modules in data_model.\n class_registry = {}\n\n # This sentinel value is used to determine whether a given attribute is\n # present on a class without doing `getattr` twice in the case where the\n # attribute does exist.\n _MISSING_ATTRIBUTE = \"missing attribute\"\n\n # Special attribute used to communicate that the proto fields are forward\n # declared and will be populated after the metaclass has completed\n # construction.\n _FWD_DECL_FIELDS = \"__fwd_decl_fields__\"\n\n # Special instance attributes that an instance of a class derived from\n # DataBase may have. These are added to __slots__.\n _BACKEND_ATTR = \"_backend\"\n _WHICH_ONEOF_ATTR = \"_which_oneof\"\n\n def __new__(mcs, name, bases, attrs):\n \"\"\"When constructing a new data model class, we set the 'fields' class variable from the\n protobufs descriptor and then set the '__slots__' magic class attribute to fields. This\n provides two benefits: (a) performance is improved since the classes only need to know\n about these attributes (b) it helps to enforce that all member variables in these classes\n are described in the protobufs.\n\n Note: If you want to add a variable for internal use that is not described in the\n protobufs, it can be named in the tuple class variable _private_slots and will\n automatically be added to __slots__.\n \"\"\"\n\n # Protobufs fields can be divided into these categories, which are used\n # to automatically determine appropriate behavior in a number of methods\n attrs[\"full_name\"] = name\n attrs[\"fields_enum_map\"] = {}\n attrs[\"fields_enum_rev\"] = {}\n attrs[\"_fields_oneofs_map\"] = {}\n attrs[\"_fields_to_oneof\"] = {}\n attrs[\"_fields_map\"] = ()\n attrs[\"_fields_message\"] = ()\n attrs[\"_fields_message_repeated\"] = ()\n attrs[\"_fields_enum\"] = ()\n attrs[\"_fields_enum_repeated\"] = ()\n attrs[\"_fields_primitive\"] = ()\n attrs[\"_fields_primitive_repeated\"] = ()\n\n # Look for the set of fields either from a predefined protobuf class or\n # from a forward declaration from @dataobject\n fields = ()\n proto_class = None\n if name not in [\"DataBase\", \"DataObjectBase\"]:\n # Look for a precompiled proto class and if found, parse its\n # descriptor\n proto_class = attrs.get(\"_proto_class\")\n if proto_class is not None:\n all_oneof_fields = [\n field.name\n for oneof in proto_class.DESCRIPTOR.oneofs\n for field in oneof.fields\n ]\n fields = tuple(\n (\n field\n for field in proto_class.DESCRIPTOR.fields_by_name\n if field not in all_oneof_fields\n )\n ) + tuple(proto_class.DESCRIPTOR.oneofs_by_name)\n\n # Otherwise, we need to get the fields from a \"special\" attribute\n else:\n fields = attrs.pop(mcs._FWD_DECL_FIELDS, None)\n log.debug4(\n \"Using dataclass forward declaration fields %s for %s\", fields, name\n )\n error.value_check(\n \"<COR49310991E>\",\n fields is not None,\n \"No proto class found for {}\",\n name,\n )\n attrs[\"fields\"] = fields\n attrs[\"_proto_class\"] = proto_class\n\n # Look if any private slots are declared as class variables\n private_slots = attrs.setdefault(\"_private_slots\", ())\n\n # Class slots are fields + private slots, this prevents other\n # member attributes from being set and also improves performance\n attrs[\"__slots__\"] = tuple(\n [f\"_{field}\" for field in fields]\n + list(private_slots)\n + [mcs._BACKEND_ATTR, mcs._WHICH_ONEOF_ATTR]\n )\n\n # Create the instance of the type\n instance = super().__new__(mcs, name, bases, attrs)\n\n # If there's a valid proto class, perform proto descriptor parsing\n if proto_class is not None:\n mcs.parse_proto_descriptor(instance)\n",
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The problematic part is in `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__`:
```python
class _DataObjectBaseMetaClass(_DataBaseMetaClass):
"""This metaclass is used for the DataObject base class so that all data
objects can delay the creation of their proto class until after the
metaclass has been instantiated.
"""
def __new__(mcs, name, bases, attrs):
"""When instantiating a new DataObject class, the proto class will not
yet have been generated, but the set of fields will be known since the
class will be the raw input representation of a @dataclass
"""
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
# Delegate to the base metaclass
return super().__new__(mcs, name, bases, attrs)
```
When `Derived(Base)` is created, if `Derived` does not have any annotations (i.e., no new fields), `attrs.get("__annotations__")` will be `None`. This leads to the `TypeError`.
However, `Derived` *does* have the fields of `Base`. The annotations of `Base` should be considered.
In Python, `__annotations__` are not inherited; they are specific to each class. If a subclass doesn't define its own annotations, it won't have a `__annotations__` attribute in its `__dict__` (which is what `attrs` represents in `__new__`).
To support functional inheritance, we should check if any of the bases are `DataObjectBase` subclasses and if they have annotations. Actually, we just need to check if *any* base has annotations, or if the current class has annotations.
Wait, if we are inheriting from `Base` which was already a `DataObjectBase`, then `Base` already has its fields registered in `_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS` (or whatever mechanism `_DataBaseMetaClass` uses to track fields).
Let's look at `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` again. It's trying to populate `attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names`.
If `Derived` has no annotations, `field_names` is `None`. But it still needs those fields if it's to be a `DataObjectBase`.
If we want to allow overriding only methods, we should allow `field_names` to be `None` IF one of the bases is also a `DataObjectBase`. Or more simply, if we can find annotations in the bases.
But wait, `_DataBaseMetaClass` might already handle this. Let's check `_DataBaseMetaClass`. It's imported from `.base`.
Let's read `caikit/core/data_model/base.py`.
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Wait, in `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__`:
```python
# Otherwise, we need to get the fields from a "special" attribute
else:
fields = attrs.pop(mcs._FWD_DECL_FIELDS, None)
log.debug4(
"Using dataclass forward declaration fields %s for %s", fields, name
)
error.value_check(
"<COR49310991E>",
fields is not None,
"No proto class found for {}",
name,
)
```
This also raises an error if `fields` (which comes from `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS`) is `None`.
So both `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` and `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__` expect `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` to be present if there is no `_proto_class`.
In the case of `Derived(Base)`, `Derived` is decorated with `@dataobject`.
The `dataobject` decorator does:
1. Checks if `cls` inherits from `DataObjectBase`.
2. `cls = dataclasses.dataclass(cls)`
3. `descriptor = _dataobject_to_proto(dataclass_=cls, **kwargs)`
4. `proto_class = py_to_proto.descriptor_to_message_class(descriptor)`
5. `cls = _make_data_model_class(proto_class, cls)`
But *before* the decorator runs, the class is created. The class creation triggers `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__`.
```python
@dataobject
class Derived(Base):
def doit(self):
return self.foo * 3
```
When `class Derived(Base)` is being created:
1. `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` is called.
2. `name` is `"Derived"`, `bases` is `(Base,)`, `attrs` is the attributes of `Derived`.
3. `attrs.get("__annotations__")` is `None` because `Derived` has no fields.
4. `TypeError("All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax")` is raised.
To fix this, we should check if any of the bases have annotations, or if any of the bases are `DataObjectBase` and we can rely on their annotations.
Actually, if `Derived` doesn't have annotations, it should probably just inherit the annotations from `Base`.
In Python, you can get the combined annotations of a class and its bases using `typing.get_type_hints()`, but `__new__` happens before the class is fully created, and `get_type_hints` needs the class to exist.
However, we can look at the `bases`.
If `Derived` has no annotations, but `Base` does, we should use `Base`'s annotations.
Let's see if we can just collect annotations from all bases.
```python
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
# Check bases for annotations
for base in bases:
base_anns = getattr(base, "__annotations__", None)
if base_anns is not None:
field_names = base_anns
break
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
Wait, what if there are multiple bases with annotations? `dataclasses` usually handles this by merging them.
But for `DataObjectBase`, it seems we are just passing these to `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS`.
Let's see how `_DataBaseMetaClass` uses `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS`.
It just sets `attrs["fields"] = fields` and then uses them for `__slots__`.
If `Derived` has no new fields, it'll have the same fields as `Base`.
Let's test this hypothesis. If I change `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` to allow inheriting annotations from bases, will it work?
Wait, if we use `field_names = base_anns`, we are only taking from *one* base.
Actually, the simplest fix is: if `Derived` has no annotations, but it inherits from something that does, it's probably fine.
But the current code *requires* `__annotations__` to be present in the class being created.
If we change:
```python
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
to something that also checks bases.
```python
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
# Look for annotations in base classes
for base in bases:
if hasattr(base, "__annotations__"):
field_names = base.__annotations__
break
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
Let's try to reproduce and then apply this fix.
Wait, I should check if `_DataBaseMetaClass` also needs a fix.
`_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__` does:
```python
# Otherwise, we need to get the fields from a "special" attribute
else:
fields = attrs.pop(mcs._FWD_DECL_FIELDS, None)
# ...
error.value_check(
"<COR49310991E>",
fields is not None,
"No proto class found for {}",
name,
)
```
If `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` successfully sets `attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS]`, then `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__` will be happy.
Wait, there's a potential issue. `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass` inherits from `_DataBaseMetaClass`.
So `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` is called first, then it calls `super().__new__(mcs, name, bases, attrs)`, which is `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__`.
So if we fix it in `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__`, it should be enough.
One more thing: what if the user *wants* to add new fields in `Derived`?
The current code does:
```python
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
# ... handle missing ...
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
If `Derived` has annotations, `field_names` is `attrs.get("__annotations__")`, which only contains the fields of `Derived`. But `dataclasses.dataclass` will merge them with the base class's fields.
Wait, if we only set `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` to `Derived`'s annotations, will `_DataBaseMetaClass`'s `__slots__` be correct?
`_DataBaseMetaClass` does:
```python
# Class slots are fields + private slots, this prevents other
# member attributes from being set and also improves performance
attrs["__slots__"] = tuple(
[f"_{field}" for field in fields]
+ list(private_slots)
+ [mcs._BACKEND_ATTR, mcs._WHICH_ONEOF_ATTR]
)
```
If `fields` only contains `Derived`'s fields, then `__slots__` will be incomplete!
Wait, this means the current implementation of `DataObjectBase` might already be broken for subclasses that *do* add fields?
Let's test this.
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}Result of run_command 231 characters
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"status": "ok",
"stdout": "Base instance: Base(foo=1)\nDerived instance: Derived(foo=1, bar=2)\n",
"stderr": "<function register_backend_type at 0x70a3e88e9240> is still in the BETA phase and subject to change!\n",
"exit_code": 0
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Wait, in `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__`:
```python
# Otherwise, we need to get the fields from a "special" attribute
else:
fields = attrs.pop(mcs._FWD_DECL_FIELDS, None)
log.debug4(
"Using dataclass forward declaration fields %s for %s", fields, name
)
error.value_check(
"<COR49310991E>",
fields is not None,
"No proto class found for {}",
name,
)
```
This also raises an error if `fields` (which comes from `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS`) is `None`.
So both `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` and `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__` expect `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` to be present if there is no `_proto_class`.
In the case of `Derived(Base)`, `Derived` is decorated with `@dataobject`.
The `dataobject` decorator does:
1. Checks if `cls` inherits from `DataObjectBase`.
2. `cls = dataclasses.dataclass(cls)`
3. `descriptor = _dataobject_to_proto(dataclass_=cls, **kwargs)`
4. `proto_class = py_to_proto.descriptor_to_message_class(descriptor)`
5. `cls = _make_data_model_class(proto_class, cls)`
But *before* the decorator runs, the class is created. The class creation triggers `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__`.
```python
@dataobject
class Derived(Base):
def doit(self):
return self.foo * 3
```
When `class Derived(Base)` is being created:
1. `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` is called.
2. `name` is `"Derived"`, `bases` is `(Base,)`, `attrs` is the attributes of `Derived`.
3. `attrs.get("__annotations__")` is `None` because `Derived` has no fields.
4. `TypeError("All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax")` is raised.
To fix this, we should check if any of the bases have annotations, or if any of the bases are `DataObjectBase` and we can rely on their annotations.
Actually, if `Derived` doesn't have annotations, it should probably just inherit the annotations from `Base`.
In Python, you can get the combined annotations of a class and its bases using `typing.get_type_hints()`, but `__new__` happens before the class is fully created, and `get_type_hints` needs the class to exist.
However, we can look at the `bases`.
If `Derived` has no annotations, but `Base` does, we should use `Base`'s annotations.
Let's see if we can just collect annotations from all bases.
```python
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
# Check bases for annotations
for base in bases:
base_anns = getattr(base, "__annotations__", None)
if base_anns is not None:
field_names = base_anns
break
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
Wait, what if there are multiple bases with annotations? `dataclasses` usually handles this by merging them.
But for `DataObjectBase`, it seems we are just passing these to `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS`.
Let's see how `_DataBaseMetaClass` uses `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS`.
It just sets `attrs["fields"] = fields` and then uses them for `__slots__`.
If `Derived` has no new fields, it'll have the same fields as `Base`.
Let's test this hypothesis. If I change `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` to allow inheriting annotations from bases, will it work?
Wait, if we use `field_names = base_anns`, we are only taking from *one* base.
Actually, the simplest fix is: if `Derived` has no annotations, but it inherits from something that does, it's probably fine.
But the current code *requires* `__annotations__` to be present in the class being created.
If we change:
```python
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
to something that also checks bases.
```python
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
# Look for annotations in base classes
for base in bases:
if hasattr(base, "__annotations__"):
field_names = base.__annotations__
break
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
Let's try to reproduce and then apply this fix.
Wait, I should check if `_DataBaseMetaClass` also needs a fix.
`_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__` does:
```python
# Otherwise, we need to get the fields from a "special" attribute
else:
fields = attrs.pop(mcs._FWD_DECL_FIELDS, None)
# ...
error.value_check(
"<COR49310991E>",
fields is not None,
"No proto class found for {}",
name,
)
```
If `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` successfully sets `attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS]`, then `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__` will be happy.
Wait, there's a potential issue. `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass` inherits from `_DataBaseMetaClass`.
So `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` is called first, then it calls `super().__new__(mcs, name, bases, attrs)`, which is `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__`.
So if we fix it in `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__`, it should be enough.
One more thing: what if the user *wants* to add new fields in `Derived`?
The current code does:
```python
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
# ... handle missing ...
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
If `Derived` has annotations, `field_names` is `attrs.get("__annotations__")`, which only contains the fields of `Derived`. But `dataclasses.dataclass` will merge them with the base class's fields.
Wait, if we only set `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` to `Derived`'s annotations, will `_DataBaseMetaClass`'s `__slots__` be correct?
`_DataBaseMetaClass` does:
```python
# Class slots are fields + private slots, this prevents other
# member attributes from being set and also improves performance
attrs["__slots__"] = tuple(
[f"_{field}" for field in fields]
+ list(private_slots)
+ [mcs._BACKEND_ATTR, mcs._WHICH_ONEOF_ATTR]
)
```
If `fields` only contains `Derived`'s fields, then `__slots__` will be incomplete!
Wait, this means the current implementation of `DataObjectBase` might already be broken for subclasses that *do* add fields?
Let's test this.
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from caikit.core import DataObjectBase, dataobject
@dataobject
class Base(DataObjectBase):
foo: int
@dataobject
class Derived(Base):
bar: int
b = Base(1)
print(f"Base instance: {b}")
d = Derived(1, 2)
print(f"Derived instance: {d}")
PY
<|"|>}<tool_call|><|tool_response>
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It works. Why?
Ah, because `@dataobject` decorator does:
```python
cls = dataclasses.dataclass(cls)
# ...
descriptor = _dataobject_to_proto(dataclass_=cls, **kwargs)
# ...
proto_class = py_to_proto.descriptor_to_message_class(descriptor)
# ...
cls = _make_data_model_class(proto_class, cls)
```
And `_make_data_model_class` does:
```python
def _make_data_model_class(proto_class, cls):
if issubclass(cls, DataObjectBase):
_DataBaseMetaClass.parse_proto_descriptor(cls)
# ...
```
And `_DataBaseMetaClass.parse_proto_descriptor` (which I haven't read yet) probably updates the fields.
Let's read `_DataBaseMetaClass.parse_proto_descriptor` in `caikit/core/data_model/base.py`.
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It works. Why?
Ah, because `@dataobject` decorator does:
```python
cls = dataclasses.dataclass(cls)
# ...
descriptor = _dataobject_to_proto(dataclass_=cls, **kwargs)
# ...
proto_class = py_to_proto.descriptor_to_message_class(descriptor)
# ...
cls = _make_data_model_class(proto_class, cls)
```
And `_make_data_model_class` does:
```python
def _make_data_model_class(proto_class, cls):
if issubclass(cls, DataObjectBase):
_DataBaseMetaClass.parse_proto_descriptor(cls)
# ...
```
And `_DataBaseMetaClass.parse_proto_descriptor` (which I haven't read yet) probably updates the fields.
Let's read `_DataBaseMetaClass.parse_proto_descriptor` in `caikit/core/data_model/base.py`.
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This\n allows the parsing to be done as a post-process after metaclass\n initialization\n \"\"\"\n\n # use the fully qualified protobuf name to avoid conflicts with\n # nested messages that have matching names\n cls.full_name = cls._proto_class.DESCRIPTOR.full_name\n\n # preserve old fields for _make_property_getter later\n old_fields = cls.fields\n\n # overwrite to only have proto-specific fields present\n cls.fields = tuple(cls._proto_class.DESCRIPTOR.fields_by_name)\n\n # map from all enum fields to their enum classes\n # note: enums are also primitives, these overlap\n cls.fields_enum_map = {\n field.name: getattr(enums, field.enum_type.name)\n for field in cls._proto_class.DESCRIPTOR.fields\n if field.enum_type is not None\n }\n\n cls.fields_enum_rev = {\n field.name: getattr(enums, field.enum_type.name + \"Rev\")\n for field in cls._proto_class.DESCRIPTOR.fields\n if field.enum_type is not None\n }\n\n # mapping of all oneofs and the fields that are part of them\n # NOTE: protobuf makes an interesting use of oneof to wrap types that\n # should be explicitly optional. 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The `parse_proto_descriptor` method updates `cls.fields` and sets properties using `_make_property_getter`.
But the `__slots__` were already set in `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__`.
If `Derived`'s `__slots__` are incorrect (missing base fields), we might get an `AttributeError` if we try to set those fields on the instance. But `dataclasses.dataclass` creates an `__init__` that sets those fields. If `__slots__` are present, `__init__` will try to set them. If they aren't in `__slots__`, and `__dict__` is also not there (which it isn't, because `__slots__` were defined), it will raise `AttributeError`.
Wait, let's check `Derived` instance again.
```python
d = Derived(1, 2)
print(f"Derived instance: {d}")
```
This worked. This means `__slots__` in `Derived` must include `foo`.
How?
In `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__`:
```python
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
In my reproduction:
```python
@dataobject
class Base(DataObjectBase):
foo: int
@dataobject
class Derived(Base):
bar: int
```
For `Base`, `attrs.get("__annotations__")` is `{"foo": int}`. `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` is set to `{"foo": int}`.
`_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__` then sets `__slots__ = ("_foo", ...)` for `Base`.
For `Derived`, `attrs.get("__annotations__")` is `{"bar": int}`. `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` is set to `{"bar": int}`.
`_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__` then sets `__slots__ = ("_bar", ...)` for `Derived`.
Wait! If `Derived` only has `_bar` in `__slots__`, where does `_foo` go?
Python's `__slots__` are per-class. `Derived` has its own slots, and it also has `Base`'s slots.
So `Derived` instance has both `_foo` (from `Base`) and `_bar` (from `Derived`).
So the issue isn't that slots are missing for inherited fields, but that the code *requires* `__annotations__` to be present even if there are no new fields.
So my proposed fix to allow `field_names` to be inherited from bases is correct.
Wait, should I just remove the check if `field_names` is `None` and let `_DataBaseMetaClass` handle it?
`_DataBaseMetaClass` also has a check:
```python
fields = attrs.pop(mcs._FWD_DECL_FIELDS, None)
log.debug4(
"Using dataclass forward declaration fields %s for %s", fields, name
)
error.value_check(
"<COR49310991E>",
fields is not None,
"No proto class found for {}",
name,
)
```
So if I remove it from `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass`, it'll fail in `_DataBaseMetaClass`.
So I should provide *some* value for `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` if the class inherits from a `DataObjectBase`.
But wait, what should that value be if there are no annotations in the current class?
If I set it to `None`, it still fails.
If I set it to an empty dict `{}`?
If `field_names` is `{}`, then `_DataBaseMetaClass` will set `fields = {}`.
Then `__slots__` will be `tuple([] + list(private_slots) + ...)`.
This means `Derived` will have no new slots of its own. This is correct if it has no new fields.
Let's see if `_DataBaseMetaClass`'s `error.value_check` passes if `fields` is `{}`.
`fields is not None` is true for `{}`.
So, if `Derived` has no annotations, we can just set `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` to `{}`.
But we should only do this if it inherits from a `DataObjectBase` (or `Base` that has animations).
Actually, the user's sample code:
```python
@dataobject
class Derived(Base):
def doit(self):
return self.foo * 3
```
Here `Derived` is decorated with `@dataobject`. The `dataobject` decorator eventually calls `dataclasses.dataclass(cls)`. `dataclasses.dataclass` handles inheritance of fields.
The problem is strictly in the metaclass's `__new__` method which performs a check *before* the decorator runs.
If we change `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` to:
```python
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
# check if any base is a DataObjectBase (or la vista)
# If it inherits from a DataObjectBase, it's okay if it doesn't have its own annotations.
if any(isinstance(b, type) and issubclass(b, DataObjectBase) for b in bases):
field_names = {}
else:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
Wait, `issubclass(b, DataObjectBase)` might be problematic if `b` is not a class. But they are passed as `bases`.
Let's try this. But first, let's verify if setting `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` to `{}` works for the `Derived` case.
Actually, the simplest fix is to just use `attrs.get("__annotations__", {})` if the class inherits from `DataObjectBase`.
Wait, `DataObjectBase` itself is just a class. The classes that matter are those that are meant to be data objects.
Let's look at the current check:
```python
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
If I change it to:
```python
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
# Check if it inherits from DataObjectBase
# Since this is the metaclass for DataObjectBase,
# and it's called for any subclass, we can check bases.
for base in bases:
if isinstance(base, type) and issubclass(base, DataObjectBase):
field_names = {}
break
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
Wait, what if the class *doesn't* inherit from `DataObjectBase`? But it's using `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass`.
`class DataObjectBase(DataBase, metaclass=_DataObjectBaseMetaClass):`
Any class inheriting from `DataObjectBase` will use `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass`.
So the logic would be:
1. Try to get `__annotations__`.
2. If not found, check if any base is a `DataObjectBase` subclass.
3. If yes, use `{}`.
4. If no, raise `TypeError`.
This seems correct.
But wait, what if the user just does:
```python
class MyData(DataObjectBase):
def foo(self):
pass
```
(Without `@dataobject`)
The metaclass will still run. `MyData` inherits from `DataObjectBase`. `field_names` will be `{}`. `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` will be `{}`.
Then `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__` will run.
`fields = attrs.pop(mcs._FWD_DECL_FIELDS, None)` -> `fields` is `{}`.
`error.value_check(..., fields is not None, ...)` passes.
`attrs["fields"] = {}`.
`__slots__` will be created.
This seems fine.
Let's check if we can just use `attrs.get("__annotations__", {})` if it inherits from `DataObjectBase`.
Wait, `DataObjectBase` is the base. If a class inherits from `DataObjectBase`, `bases` will contain `DataObjectBase` (or a subclass).
So:
```python
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
# If any base is a DataObjectBase, we allow no annotations (functional inheritance)
if any(isinstance(base, type) and issubclass(base, DataObjectBase) for base in bases):
field_names = {}
else:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
Actually, I can just do:
```python
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__", {})
# But we only want to allow {} if it inherits from DataObjectBase.
# If it's a top-level class using this metaclass (unlikely but possible) and no annotations,
# should it fail?
# The original code raised TypeError if field_names was None.
# attrs.get("__annotations__") returns None if they are not present.
```
Wait, `attrs` is the `dict` passed to `__new__`. It might not have `__annotations__` if no annotations are defined in the class body.
Let's verify this with a small script.
TOOL CALL · run_command
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The `parse_proto_descriptor` method updates `cls.fields` and sets properties using `_make_property_getter`.
But the `__slots__` were already set in `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__`.
If `Derived`'s `__slots__` are incorrect (missing base fields), we might get an `AttributeError` if we try to set those fields on the instance. But `dataclasses.dataclass` creates an `__init__` that sets those fields. If `__slots__` are present, `__init__` will try to set them. If they aren't in `__slots__`, and `__dict__` is also not there (which it isn't, because `__slots__` were defined), it will raise `AttributeError`.
Wait, let's check `Derived` instance again.
```python
d = Derived(1, 2)
print(f"Derived instance: {d}")
```
This worked. This means `__slots__` in `Derived` must include `foo`.
How?
In `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__`:
```python
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
In my reproduction:
```python
@dataobject
class Base(DataObjectBase):
foo: int
@dataobject
class Derived(Base):
bar: int
```
For `Base`, `attrs.get("__annotations__")` is `{"foo": int}`. `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` is set to `{"foo": int}`.
`_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__` then sets `__slots__ = ("_foo", ...)` for `Base`.
For `Derived`, `attrs.get("__annotations__")` is `{"bar": int}`. `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` is set to `{"bar": int}`.
`_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__` then sets `__slots__ = ("_bar", ...)` for `Derived`.
Wait! If `Derived` only has `_bar` in `__slots__`, where does `_foo` go?
Python's `__slots__` are per-class. `Derived` has its own slots, and it also has `Base`'s slots.
So `Derived` instance has both `_foo` (from `Base`) and `_bar` (from `Derived`).
So the issue isn't that slots are missing for inherited fields, but that the code *requires* `__annotations__` to be present even if there are no new fields.
So my proposed fix to allow `field_names` to be inherited from bases is correct.
Wait, should I just remove the check if `field_names` is `None` and let `_DataBaseMetaClass` handle it?
`_DataBaseMetaClass` also has a check:
```python
fields = attrs.pop(mcs._FWD_DECL_FIELDS, None)
log.debug4(
"Using dataclass forward declaration fields %s for %s", fields, name
)
error.value_check(
"<COR49310991E>",
fields is not None,
"No proto class found for {}",
name,
)
```
So if I remove it from `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass`, it'll fail in `_DataBaseMetaClass`.
So I should provide *some* value for `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` if the class inherits from a `DataObjectBase`.
But wait, what should that value be if there are no annotations in the current class?
If I set it to `None`, it still fails.
If I set it to an empty dict `{}`?
If `field_names` is `{}`, then `_DataBaseMetaClass` will set `fields = {}`.
Then `__slots__` will be `tuple([] + list(private_slots) + ...)`.
This means `Derived` will have no new slots of its own. This is correct if it has no new fields.
Let's see if `_DataBaseMetaClass`'s `error.value_check` passes if `fields` is `{}`.
`fields is not None` is true for `{}`.
So, if `Derived` has no annotations, we can just set `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` to `{}`.
But we should only do this if it inherits from a `DataObjectBase` (or `Base` that has animations).
Actually, the user's sample code:
```python
@dataobject
class Derived(Base):
def doit(self):
return self.foo * 3
```
Here `Derived` is decorated with `@dataobject`. The `dataobject` decorator eventually calls `dataclasses.dataclass(cls)`. `dataclasses.dataclass` handles inheritance of fields.
The problem is strictly in the metaclass's `__new__` method which performs a check *before* the decorator runs.
If we change `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__` to:
```python
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
# check if any base is a DataObjectBase (or la vista)
# If it inherits from a DataObjectBase, it's okay if it doesn't have its own annotations.
if any(isinstance(b, type) and issubclass(b, DataObjectBase) for b in bases):
field_names = {}
else:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
Wait, `issubclass(b, DataObjectBase)` might be problematic if `b` is not a class. But they are passed as `bases`.
Let's try this. But first, let's verify if setting `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` to `{}` works for the `Derived` case.
Actually, the simplest fix is to just use `attrs.get("__annotations__", {})` if the class inherits from `DataObjectBase`.
Wait, `DataObjectBase` itself is just a class. The classes that matter are those that are meant to be data objects.
Let's look at the current check:
```python
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
If I change it to:
```python
# Get the annotations that will go into the dataclass
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
# Check if it inherits from DataObjectBase
# Since this is the metaclass for DataObjectBase,
# and it's called for any subclass, we can check bases.
for base in bases:
if isinstance(base, type) and issubclass(base, DataObjectBase):
field_names = {}
break
if field_names is None:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
Wait, what if the class *doesn't* inherit from `DataObjectBase`? But it's using `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass`.
`class DataObjectBase(DataBase, metaclass=_DataObjectBaseMetaClass):`
Any class inheriting from `DataObjectBase` will use `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass`.
So the logic would be:
1. Try to get `__annotations__`.
2. If not found, check if any base is a `DataObjectBase` subclass.
3. If yes, use `{}`.
4. If no, raise `TypeError`.
This seems correct.
But wait, what if the user just does:
```python
class MyData(DataObjectBase):
def foo(self):
pass
```
(Without `@dataobject`)
The metaclass will still run. `MyData` inherits from `DataObjectBase`. `field_names` will be `{}`. `_FWD_DECL_FIELDS` will be `{}`.
Then `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__` will run.
`fields = attrs.pop(mcs._FWD_DECL_FIELDS, None)` -> `fields` is `{}`.
`error.value_check(..., fields is not None, ...)` passes.
`attrs["fields"] = {}`.
`__slots__` will be created.
This seems fine.
Let's check if we can just use `attrs.get("__annotations__", {})` if it inherits from `DataObjectBase`.
Wait, `DataObjectBase` is the base. If a class inherits from `DataObjectBase`, `bases` will contain `DataObjectBase` (or a subclass).
So:
```python
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__")
if field_names is None:
# If any base is a DataObjectBase, we allow no annotations (functional inheritance)
if any(isinstance(base, type) and issubclass(base, DataObjectBase) for base in bases):
field_names = {}
else:
raise TypeError(
"All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax"
)
attrs[_DataBaseMetaClass._FWD_DECL_FIELDS] = field_names
```
Actually, I can just do:
```python
if name != "DataObjectBase":
field_names = attrs.get("__annotations__", {})
# But we only want to allow {} if it inherits from DataObjectBase.
# If it's a top-level class using this metaclass (unlikely but possible) and no annotations,
# should it fail?
# The original code raised TypeError if field_names was None.
# attrs.get("__annotations__") returns None if they are not present.
```
Wait, `attrs` is the `dict` passed to `__new__`. It might not have `__annotations__` if no annotations are defined in the class body.
Let's verify this with a small script.
<channel|><|tool_call>call:run_command{command:<|"|>python3 - <<'PY'
class A:
x: int
class B(A):
def foo(self):
pass
print(f"A annotations: {getattr(A, '__annotations__', 'None')}")
print(f"B annotations: {getattr(B, '__annotations__', 'None')}")
# Simulation of metaclass __new__
def mock_new(name, bases, attrs):
print(f"Class {name}: attrs has __annotations__ = {attrs.get('__annotations__')}")
mock_new("A", (), {"__annotations__": {"x": int}})
mock_new("B", (A,), {})
PY
<|"|>}<tool_call|><|tool_response>
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[ 0.0s] 📋 System Prompt: You are a principal Python software engineer resolving a repository issue in `/workspace`.
[ 0.0s] 🎯 Task Prompt: You are evaluating a software engineering task for repository caikit/caikit.
[ 25.9s] 💭 (1017 chars) "The user is reporting a bug in `caikit` where inheriting from a class decorated with
`@dataobject` and overriding only m..."
[ 25.9s] 🔧 run_command (20 lines) python3 - <<'PY'
[ 26.6s] → Caught expected exception: All DataObjectBase classes must follow dataclass syntax
[ 29.5s] 💭 (91 chars) "The reproduction worked. Now let's read the code in `caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py`."
[ 29.5s] 📖 read_file (caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py)
[ 29.5s] ✓ {'status': 'ok', 'filepath': 'caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py', 'content': '# Copyright The Caikit
Authors\n#\n# Li…
[ 32.7s] 💭 (42 chars) "I need to see the rest of `dataobject.py`."
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log.debug3("Filling…
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[ 36.7s] 📖 read_file (caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py)
[ 36.7s] ✓ {'status': 'ok', 'filepath': 'caikit/core/data_model/dataobject.py', 'content': '
nested_proto_class = getattr(pr…
[ 88.7s] 💭 (2710 chars) "The problematic part is in `_DataObjectBaseMetaClass.__new__`:
```python
class _DataObjectBaseMetaClass(_DataBaseMetaCl..."
[ 88.7s] 📖 read_file (caikit/core/data_model/base.py)
[ 88.7s] ✓ {'status': 'ok', 'filepath': 'caikit/core/data_model/base.py', 'content': '# Copyright The Caikit
Authors\n#\n# Licensed…
[ 208.7s] 💭 (7248 chars) "Wait, in `_DataBaseMetaClass.__new__`:
```python
# Otherwise, we need to get the fields from a "special" attribu..."
[ 208.7s] 🔧 run_command (17 lines) python3 - <<'PY'
[ 209.0s] → Base instance: Base(foo=1)
[ 220.3s] 💭 (777 chars) "It works. Why?
Ah, because `@dataobject` decorator does:
```python
cls = dataclasses.dataclass(cls)
..."
[ 220.3s] 🔧 run_command grep -n "def parse_proto_descriptor" caikit/core/data_model/base.py
[ 220.3s] → 155: def parse_proto_descriptor(mcs, cls):
[ 221.9s] 💭 (14 chars) "Let's read it."
[ 221.9s] 📖 read_file (caikit/core/data_model/base.py)
[ 222.0s] ✓ {'status': 'ok', 'filepath': 'caikit/core/data_model/base.py', 'content': ' def
parse_proto_descriptor(mcs, cls):\n …
[ 386.2s] 💭 (9222 chars) "The `parse_proto_descriptor` method updates `cls.fields` and sets properties using
`_make_property_getter`.
But the `__..."
[ 386.2s] 🔧 run_command (18 lines) python3 - <<'PY'
[ 386.3s] → A annotations: {'x': <class 'int'>}
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