fix(ci): install Python toolchain for revert-oracle's pytest lane - #4102
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#4079 taught scripts/lib/revert-oracle.mjs to classify test_*.py / *_test.py as tests and route them through `python3 -B -m pytest` (see scripts/lib/revert-oracle-python.mjs). The classification is correct, but the revert-oracle job in test.yml installs no Python toolchain -- checkout, pnpm, node, a build-artifact download, then the oracle. GitHub's Ubuntu runner image ships python3 but not pytest, so any diff that reaches this lane now fails with BASELINE-BROKEN (No module named pytest) instead of a real verdict, blocking a required gate. Adds a `python` output to the `changes` job's paths-filter (tools/ ifcopenshell_reference/** plus this workflow file) and gates two new conditional steps on it: actions/setup-python, then `pip install -r tools/ifcopenshell_reference/requirements.lock pytest`, mirroring ifcopenshell-parity.yml's `full` job. The full requirements.lock, not bare pytest: test_validate_export.py's SchemaConformanceHasTeeth cases (#4043) import ifcopenshell and are unittest.skipUnless(HAVE_IFCOPENSHELL, ...), so bare pytest would run them as silent skips instead of the assertions the oracle needs to revert against. The job's own `if` (frontend || rust) is unchanged -- this only gates the install steps, not job scheduling, so a diff touching only tools/ifcopenshell_reference/** with nothing under packages/apps/rust would still not trigger the job at all; that's a separate, narrower gap than what's fixed here. The live case is #4048, whose diff includes tools/ifcopenshell_reference/ test_validate_export.py. Same class of problem as the Rust lane: this job also can't run feature-gated Rust tests because it never fetches fixtures (see #4090's thread), which makes #4024 fail the same way. Not fixed here -- separate lane, separate fixture-fetch mechanism.
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…er's repo-wide reach The `python` output on the `changes` job's paths-filter matched only `tools/ifcopenshell_reference/**`, but `pythonTestOwner` in scripts/lib/revert-oracle-python.mjs walks up from ANY `test_*.py` / `*_test.py` file to the nearest project marker with no directory restriction. Two locations already fell outside the filter: scripts/perf/evidence/**/reproduce/test_*.py (owned by a nearby requirements.txt) and rust/python/tests/test_bindings.py (owned by rust/python/pyproject.toml, though in practice cargoTestOwner's Cargo.toml-first walk claims that file before pythonTestOwner is ever tried). A diff touching only the evidence fixture matched `rust` (job runs) but not the old `python` filter (install skipped), so the oracle routed the test to `python3 -m pytest` on a runner with no pytest installed and failed BASELINE-BROKEN, exit 3 -- the exact failure this workflow's python install step exists to prevent. Replace the directory glob with `**/test_*.py` / `**/*_test.py`, matching TEST_FILE_RE's python alternatives in scripts/lib/revert-oracle.mjs byte-for-byte so the filter is derived from the same basename patterns the routing itself keys on and can't drift out of sync again the way the directory-scoped version did. Also: correct two comments that said routing happens "under tools/ifcopenshell_reference" -- it's marker-based and repo-wide -- and fix the `actions/setup-python` version label (SHA 5fda3b95a4ea91299a34e894583c3862153e4b97 is v7.0.0, not v5; the SHA itself was already correct).
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from pathlib import Path
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paths = [Path(x.decode()) for x in sys.stdin.buffer.read().split(b'\0') if x]
markers = {"requirements.lock","requirements.txt","pyproject.toml","setup.py","setup.cfg","Pipfile"}
tests = [p for p in paths if p.suffix == ".py" and (p.name.startswith("test_") or p.name.endswith("_test.py"))]
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for directory in (test.parent, *test.parent.parents):
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for f in rust/python/pyproject.toml scripts/perf/evidence/server-pgo-darwin-2026-09-07/reproduce/requirements.txt tools/ifcopenshell_reference/requirements.lock; do
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if not (test.name.startswith("test_") or test.name.endswith("_test.py")):
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owner = None
for directory in (test.parent, *test.parent.parents):
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candidate = directory / marker
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Install dependencies for every routed Python test.
pythonTestOwner runs each changed test from its nearest project owner, but the workflow installs only tools/ifcopenshell_reference/requirements.lock and pytest. Tests under scripts/perf/evidence/server-pgo-darwin-2026-09-07/reproduce require a different requirements.txt, so they can fail during collection before the oracle evaluates them. Install dependencies for each owner or restrict the filter to supported test trees.
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In @.github/workflows/test.yml around lines 284 - 285, Update the Python test
workflow routing around pythonTestOwner so every routed test has its owning
project dependencies installed, including the requirements.txt needed by
scripts/perf/evidence/server-pgo-darwin-2026-09-07/reproduce; alternatively,
restrict the test filter to trees covered by the existing dependency
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Filed #4107 and linked it, so this now has a queue-legal target and the Worth saying plainly: this PR is the blocker for #4048, not anything wrong with #4048 itself. That PR's revert-oracle lane currently reports "reverted": { "kind": "runner-missing", "evidence": ["No module named pytest"] }which is the oracle correctly refusing to give a verdict it cannot compute. Once this lands, #4048's lane can actually execute and either confirm or refute that its test observes the change. This is also a good catch on your part and not a duplicate of anything: #4079 taught the oracle to see Python tests, and you spotted that seeing them without a toolchain just moves the failure one layer in. Same family as #4050 and #4085, third instance. |
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#4079 taught
scripts/lib/revert-oracle.mjsto classifytest_*.py/*_test.pyas tests and route them throughpython3 -B -m pytest(scripts/lib/revert-oracle-python.mjs). That classification is correct and works wherever pytest is present.But the
revert-oraclejob in.github/workflows/test.ymlinstalls no Python toolchain at all — checkout, pnpm, node, a build-artifact download, then the oracle. GitHub'subuntu-latestimage shipspython3but notpytest, so any diff that reaches this lane now fails withBASELINE-BROKENinstead of a real verdict, blocking a required gate.The live case is #4048, whose diff includes
tools/ifcopenshell_reference/test_validate_export.py.Fix
pythonoutput to thechangesjob'sdorny/paths-filter, matching**/test_*.pyand**/*_test.py(byte-for-byte the same two basename patternsTEST_FILE_RE's python alternatives use inscripts/lib/revert-oracle.mjs, so the filter can't drift out of sync with the classifier the oracle actually runs) plus this workflow file (the same pattern the existingagents_md/platofilters use to name the workflow that defines their own job). An earlier version of this filter matched onlytools/ifcopenshell_reference/**, which undercounted:pythonTestOwnerwalks up from ANY changed.pytest file to the nearest project marker (requirements.lock,requirements.txt,pyproject.toml,setup.py,setup.cfg,Pipfile) with no directory restriction, and this repo already has Python test fixtures outside that one directory (scripts/perf/evidence/**/reproduce/test_*.py, plusrust/python/tests/test_bindings.py— though that one is actually claimed bycargoTestOwner's Cargo.toml-first walk beforepythonTestOwneris ever tried, so it never reaches the pytest lane in practice; it's covered here anyway since the glob doesn't need to know that).revert-oracle, gated onneeds.changes.outputs.python == 'true':actions/setup-python(3.12, matchingifcopenshell-parity.yml), thenpip install -r tools/ifcopenshell_reference/requirements.lock pytest.Why the full
requirements.lock, not barepytest.test_validate_export.py'sSchemaConformanceHasTeethcases (#4043)import ifcopenshelland are declaredunittest.skipUnless(HAVE_IFCOPENSHELL, ...). A bare-pytest install wouldn't crash — the module-levelimport ifcopenshellis wrapped intry/except ImportError— but it would silently skip the tests that actually exercisevalidate_export.py's logic, which defeats the point of asking the oracle to revert against them. Installing the full lock (mirroringifcopenshell-parity.yml'sfulljob, which already does this successfully) gets ifcopenshell into the same interpreter so those tests run for real.pytestis appended explicitly on the command line because it is not yet listed inrequirements.lockonmain— it's added there by #4048, not merged yet — so the install stays correct in either order.Why a conditional step, not a job-level
if/needschange. The job's ownif(frontend || rust) is left untouched. Widening it to includepythonwould additionally make the job trigger for a diff touching onlytools/ifcopenshell_reference/**— but that job also depends onneeds: [changes, build], andbuildonly runs whenfrontend || rustis true; a python-only diff would leavebuildskipped while askingrevert-oracleto run, an untested interaction with GitHub's skip propagation I didn't want to introduce without being able to verify it end-to-end. So: a diff touching onlytools/ifcopenshell_reference/**with nothing underpackages/,apps/, orrust/still won't trigger this job at all today. That's a narrower, separate gap from the one this PR closes (which is: the job already runs, per #4048's diff, and fails on a missing toolchain).Scope
Not fixed here — same class of problem, mentioned for the maintainer's judgment: the same
revert-oraclejob also can't run feature-gated Rust tests because it never fetches fixtures (see #4090's thread), which makes #4024 fail the same way. Different lane, different fixture-fetch mechanism — left out to keep this PR to the Python toolchain gap.Verification
RED — reproduced the failure: simulated the CI environment (
python3present,pytestabsent, via a venv) and ran the oracle over a diff containingtest_validate_export.py:ciExitCodemaps this to exit 3.GREEN — with
pytestinstalled into that same simulated environment (standing in for the new install step; ifcopenshell itself is a Linux/py3.12-only wheel perrequirements.lock, not reproducible on this darwin/arm64 host, so this leg exercises the pytest-presence half of the mechanism, which is what removesBASELINE-BROKEN):Exit 0.
Non-Python regression check — the diff against the pre-fix workflow is purely additive: one new
changesoutput, one new filter block, two new steps gated onif: needs.changes.outputs.python == 'true'. No existing step, the job'sif, or itsneedswere touched, so a diff with no Python files renders both new steps as no-ops and the job graph is unchanged from before this PR.actionlint:
actionlint .github/workflows/test.yml— clean, no findings.Also ran the repo's structural gates from root:
check-module-size.mjs,check-test-wiring.mjs,check-source-text-assertions.mjs,check-ci-path-coverage.mjs— all pass.Update — adversarial review of this PR's own fix
Follow-up review found the
pythonfilter above was itself narrower than the routing logic it gates, plus two prose/label issues. Fixed in a later commit on this branch:Fixsection above, replaced thetools/ifcopenshell_reference/**glob with**/test_*.py/**/*_test.py, mirroringTEST_FILE_REexactly. RED: with a fresh venv that haspython3but nopytest, running the oracle over a diff that changesrust/core/src/columnar_index.rs(production) andscripts/perf/evidence/server-pgo-darwin-2026-09-07/reproduce/test_wire.py(test) — a location the old filter did not cover — reproduces the sameBASELINE-BROKEN/ exit 3 this PR exists to eliminate:python: truefor that same diff (verified againstminimatchwith the exact two glob strings —dorny/paths-filterbundles a different but glob-semantically-equivalent matcher, and this repo's own filter list already relies on the identical**/-prefixed convention elsewhere, e.g.**/AGENTS.md), while a diff with no.pyfiles anywhere still matches neither pattern, so the two new steps stay no-ops for the PRs that don't touch Python.pythonfilter said routing happens "under tools/ifcopenshell_reference"; routing is actually marker-based and repo-wide (see point 1). Corrected both comments to say so.actions/setup-python@5fda3b95a4ea91299a34e894583c3862153e4b97was labelled# v5in this workflow; that SHA isv7.0.0(this repo's owndocs.ymlalready labels the identical SHA correctly). Fixed the label intest.ymlonly; the SHA itself was already correct and unchanged.ifcopenshell-parity.ymlandpython-wheels.ymlcarry the same wrong# v5label on the same SHA — left alone, out of scope for this PR.Known residual gap, unchanged by this update:
pythonTestOwner's Cargo.toml-first-wins ordering meansrust/python/tests/test_bindings.pyis (and always was) routed tocargo test -p ifc-lite-python, not pytest — and that crate is excluded from the root Cargo workspace (exclude = ["rust/python"]), so that specific route already fails for an unrelated, pre-existing reason (cargo test -pcan't find an excluded package without--manifest-path). Confirmed by direct run, out of scope here.Refs
Refs #4079 (the merge that created this gap), refs #4048 (the PR currently blocked by it).
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