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feat: maximum consistent package set (graphs, solvers, CLI, real data) - #111
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Implements the declared core functionality end to end: - Graph builder: runtime + buildtime dependency/conflict graphs with cycle detection (core/graph_builder.py). - Objective: count/weighted utility maximisation (core/objective.py). - Backtracking solver with strictness handling, plus SAT/ILP/SMT backends (solvers/backtracking_solver.py, strictness in core/maximizer.py). - Manifest parsing: local YAML/JSON/CSV + remote HTTP inventory (parsing/manifest_loader.py). - CLI: manifest paths, conflict-strictness flag, report output, resource monitoring (cli/main.py). - Monitoring: psutil-based time/CPU/RSS snapshots (utils/monitor.py). - Public API exports for all new modules; lazy solver registry fixed so __getitem__ lazily loads on an empty registry instead of KeyError. - Tests: edge cases (cycles, unsatisfiable, empty, mutually exclusive versions), real apt data (9 golden fixtures + live dpkg), public API guard. Verified: 992 passed, 6 skipped; mypy clean; flake8 criticals 0; black/isort clean; bandit 0 medium/high.
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WalkthroughThe package adds manifest loading, conflict strictness, a backtracking solver, graph and objective APIs, resource monitoring, and JSON reporting. It also expands public exports and adds tests and package fixtures. ChangesPackage maximization
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant ManifestLoader
participant PackageMaximizer
participant Solver
participant ResourceMonitor
participant JSONReport
CLI->>ManifestLoader: Parse manifest paths
ManifestLoader-->>CLI: Return package candidates
CLI->>ResourceMonitor: Initialize metrics
CLI->>PackageMaximizer: Maximize candidates with strictness
PackageMaximizer->>Solver: Solve package constraints
Solver-->>PackageMaximizer: Return selected names
PackageMaximizer-->>CLI: Return selected packages
CLI->>ResourceMonitor: Collect post-solve metrics
CLI->>JSONReport: Write results and metrics
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- Line 318: Update the report notice emitted by click.echo in the report-writing
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- Around line 276-280: Update PackageMaximizer.solve and
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Review comments at @package_maximizer/core/graph_builder.py:
- Around line 207-209: Update detect_cycles() to traverse the serialized graph’s
depends edges and report the cycle paths found, rather than checking cycle_found
on individual nodes. Detect cycles from the edges even when the top-level
cycle_found flag has not been set.
- Around line 92-94: Update GraphBuilder’s add_node method to populate
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instead of initializing empty lists. Preserve the existing declared_by
assignment and ensure topological_order uses the populated dependency map to
detect cycles.
- Around line 48-51: Update version parsing in matches to preserve and compare
every version component, including prerelease suffixes, so constraints handle
forms like 1.2rc1 correctly and treat 1.2 and 1.2.0 as equal where appropriate.
Use a parser with defined semantics for these forms, or reject unsupported forms
instead of silently dropping components.
Review comments at @package_maximizer/solvers/backtracking_solver.py:
- Around line 68-75: Update the weight selection in `_build` so supplied
`weights` are used regardless of `self.objective`; assign each package its
provided weight, defaulting to 1.0 when absent. Retain unit weights when the
caller supplies no weights.
- Around line 112-113: Update `_dfs` and `solve` to search promising branches
first by trying package selection before skipping, and prune branches whose
current score plus precomputed remaining weight cannot exceed the best score.
Log a warning when the time limit stops the search, and seed the best result
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- Line 146: Update track() and capture_monitor() to preserve or return the
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report that completed interval rather than measurements accumulated after
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- Around line 105-106: Update the monitoring path around _safe_sample to capture
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| maximizer = PackageMaximizer( | ||
| manager=manager_enum, | ||
| solver=solver, | ||
| strictness=strict, | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
--strict has no effect in the CLI.
The CLI passes strictness to PackageMaximizer. It then calls maximizer.solve (Line 298) or maximizer.solve_with_weights (Line 296). Neither method calls _apply_strictness. In package_maximizer/core/maximizer.py, solve returns self.solver.solve(packages) directly. Only maximize applies strictness. So --strict fail never raises, --strict skip never drops a package, and --strict warn never logs. The new tests in tests/test_real_data.py call pm.solve(...) and have the same problem. Their assertions pass without strictness being applied.
Apply strictness in solve, and in solve_with_weights as well. Note that _apply_strictness returns a sorted list.
# package_maximizer/core/maximizer.py
def solve(self, packages: Sequence[Package]) -> list[str]:
from ..core.model_encoder import encode_packages
package_list = list(packages)
names = self.solver.solve(package_list)
return self._apply_strictness(names, encode_packages(package_list))Apply the same wrapping to the result in solve_with_weights before it is cached.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Write the report notice to stderr.
With --output json --report file, this click.echo writes a non-JSON line to stdout before the JSON document. Consumers that pipe the output to a JSON parser fail. Send the notice to stderr, as the other status messages in this command do.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/package_maximizer/cli/main.py"
+++ "b/package_maximizer/cli/main.py"
@@ -315,7 +315,7 @@
}
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json.dump(report, fh, ensure_ascii=False, indent=2)
- click.echo(f"Отчёт записан в {report_file}")
+ click.echo(f"Отчёт записан в {report_file}", err=True)
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| cv = tuple(int(x) for x in self.version.split(".") if x.isdigit()) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Preserve all version components during comparison.
If a constraint specifies >= 1.2rc1, matches("1.1") returns True: the parser drops 2rc1 and compares (1,) with (1, 1). It also treats 1.2 and 1.2.0 as unequal under ==. Use a version parser with defined handling for these forms, or reject forms the API does not support.
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Update version parsing in matches to preserve and compare every version
component, including prerelease suffixes, so constraints handle forms like
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| for node in data.get("nodes", []): | ||
| if node.get("cycle_found"): | ||
| cycles.append([n["name"] for n in data.get("nodes", [])]) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Detect cycles from the serialized dependencies.
to_dict() places cycle_found at the top level, but this loop looks for it on each node. Consequently, detect_cycles() returns [] even for a serialized graph whose top-level flag is true. It also cannot diagnose a cycle before that flag has been set. Traverse the serialized depends edges and report the paths found.
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Update detect_cycles() to traverse the serialized graph’s depends edges and
report the cycle paths found, rather than checking cycle_found on individual
nodes. Detect cycles from the edges even when the top-level cycle_found flag has
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| if self.objective == "weighted": | ||
| weights_list = ( | ||
| [float(weights.get(name, 1.0)) for name in names] | ||
| if weights | ||
| else [1.0] * n | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
solve_with_weights ignores weights with the default objective.
_build uses weights only when self.objective == "weighted". The constructor default is "count", and get_solver("backtracking") builds the solver with that default. So solve_with_weights(pkgs, {...}) maximizes package count and ignores the supplied weights. The CLI -w option and PackageMaximizer.solve_with_weights both hit this path.
Use the weights whenever the caller passes them.
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--- "a/package_maximizer/solvers/backtracking_solver.py"
+++ "b/package_maximizer/solvers/backtracking_solver.py"
@@ -65,14 +65,10 @@
depends[pi] = [idx for dep in deps if (idx := index.get(dep)) is not None]
# целевая функция
- if self.objective == "weighted":
- weights_list = (
- [float(weights.get(name, 1.0)) for name in names]
- if weights
- else [1.0] * n
- )
- else:
- weights_list = [1.0] * n
+ if weights:
+ weights_list = [float(weights.get(name, 1.0)) for name in names]
+ else:
+ weights_list = [1.0] * n
return names, n, conflict, depends, weights_list
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Update the weight selection in `_build` so supplied `weights` are used
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
The search is exponential, and a timeout returns a poor result without a warning.
- The search tries "skip" before "select". It has no bound pruning. Dependencies are checked only at leaves. A conflict-free set of n packages needs 2^n leaves.
- When the time limit fires,
_dfsreturns silently. The best result so far comes from the early skip-heavy part of the tree, so it is usually far from optimal. The module docstring promises a greedy fallback and an optimal result. Neither exists. tests/test_real_data.pysolves up to 25 real packages with this solver. That is about 33M leaves, so each such test can hit the 30 s limit.- The recursion depth equals the package count. More than about 1000 packages raises
RecursionError.
Try "select" first. Prune when score + remaining_weight <= best_score[0]. Log a warning on timeout. Optionally, seed best from GreedySolver so that a timeout never returns less than the greedy result.
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+ # suffix_weight[i] = sum(weights[i:]); precompute once in solve()
+ if score + suffix_weight[i] <= best_score[0]:
+ return
- # 1) skip i, then 2) select i
+ # 1) select i (if no conflict), then 2) skip iAlso applies to: 123-155
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| rss = self.process.memory_info().rss / (1024 * 1024) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Measure the interval peak before reporting peak_rss_mb.
peak_rss changes only when _safe_sample() runs. The CLI samples before and after solving. If solving releases a large allocation before the second sample, the report understates peak memory use. Sample throughout the interval or use a process high-water measurement. ResourceSnapshot.peak_rss_mb also returns only the current RSS.
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Update the monitoring path around _safe_sample to capture the process’s
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Preserve the completed interval snapshot.
track() discards the result of snapshot(), which then resets the monitor. capture_monitor() does the same at Line 171. If a caller reads to_dict() from either returned monitor after the operation, it receives measurements for the time since completion, not for the operation. Retain the completed snapshot for reporting, or return it to the caller.
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🟡 Minor · Revalidate dependencies after strictness="skip" removes a conflict… · maximizer.py:229-272
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRevalidate dependencies after
strictness="skip"removes a conflict loser.When
appdepends onbandc, andbconflicts withc, the greedy solver selects all three packages._apply_strictness()then removescbut keepsapp.PackageMaximizer.maximize()can therefore returnappwithout its requiredc.Remove selected packages whose dependencies are no longer selected, including transitive dependents.
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if rejected: selected -= set(rejected) + if self.strictness == "skip": + changed = True + while changed: + changed = False + for pkg, deps in constraints.dependencies.items(): + if pkg in selected and any(dep not in selected for dep in deps): + selected.remove(pkg) + changed = True if self.strictness != "fail": logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) logger.warning(🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Keep the failure handler compatible with Click 8.0–8.1.
With the default CliRunner(), Click 8.0.4 and 8.1.8 mix stdout and stderr. In those versions, accessing result.stderr raises ValueError when stderr was not captured separately, masking the JSONDecodeError. The preceding result.output print already captures the mixed output, so remove this access. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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construction statement in the diff, so it passes the existing Black check.
- Line 114: Update the test fixture to build a cyclic PackageGraph and serialize
its to_dict() payload, then update detect_cycles to read cycle_found from the
top level of that payload so the test verifies cycles are detected.
Review comments at @tests/test_manifest_loader.py:
- Line 1: Format the contents of tests/test_manifest_loader.py with Black so the
file passes the pipeline’s black --check; do not change its behavior.
- Around line 28-29: Update the manifest tests that use fixed filenames to
create each fixture under the pytest tmp_path directory and pass that path to
ManifestLoader. Remove manual cleanup of those files so pytest handles cleanup
even when a test fails.
- Line 8: Add requests-mock to the project’s declared test dependencies so the
test module can import requests_mock and the remote tests can use its fixture on
a fresh installation.
Review comments at @tests/test_monitor.py:
- Around line 126-127: Update ResourceMonitor so capture_monitor() and track()
retain the completed measurement snapshot instead of letting snapshot() reset
the baseline before to_dict() samples again; update the affected tests to assert
the preserved interval for the callable rather than a newly sampled interval.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Restore the previous logging threshold.
If quiet_logging() calls are nested, the inner exit sets the threshold to NOTSET while the outer block is still active. Later diagnostics can reach stderr and break combined JSON output. The same reset also removes a threshold set before the call. Save the previous threshold on entry and restore it in finally.
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Review comment at @package_maximizer/utils/logging_config.py at line 101:
Update quiet_logging() to save the current logging threshold on entry and
restore that saved threshold in its finally block instead of always resetting to
NOTSET, preserving correct behavior for nested calls and pre-existing
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Format this file before merging.
The Code Quality workflow reports that black --check package_maximizer/ tests/ fails on tests/test_core_graphs.py. Run Black on this file and commit the result so the required check can pass.
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Format tests/test_core_graphs.py with Black, including the Package construction
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Test the payload produced by PackageGraph.to_dict().
PackageGraph.to_dict() writes cycle_found at the top level, but this fixture writes it inside a node. As a result, this test passes while detect_cycles(json.dumps(graph.to_dict())) returns no cycles for a cyclic graph. Build the fixture from a cyclic PackageGraph and fix the detector to read that payload.
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[info] 114-114: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps({"nodes": [{"name": "a", "cycle_found": True}]})
Note: [CWE-116] Improper Encoding or Escaping of Output.
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Review comment at @tests/test_core_graphs.py at line 114:
Update the test fixture to build a cyclic PackageGraph and serialize its
to_dict() payload, then update detect_cycles to read cycle_found from the top
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Format this file to restore the Code Quality job.
The supplied pipeline log reports that black --check package_maximizer/ tests/ rejects tests/test_manifest_loader.py. Format the file before merging.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Declare the test plugin dependency.
On a fresh installation of the declared dev dependencies, importing this module fails because requests-mock is not declared. The remote tests also require its requests_mock fixture. Add requests-mock to the test dependencies.
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Add requests-mock to the project’s declared test dependencies so the test module
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use temporary paths for manifest fixtures.
If manifest.json already exists in the test working directory, this test overwrites it and then deletes it. The other fixed-name manifest tests have the same risk. Use tmp_path for each fixture path and pass that path to ManifestLoader. Based on learnings, tests that create files should use a temporary-file fixture so cleanup also works after failure.
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Review comment at @tests/test_manifest_loader.py around lines 28 - 29:
Update the manifest tests that use fixed filenames to create each fixture under
the pytest tmp_path directory and pass that path to ManifestLoader. Remove
manual cleanup of those files so pytest handles cleanup even when a test fails.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Check the completed measurement, not a new interval.
capture_monitor() calls snapshot() before it returns. snapshot() resets the measurement baseline, and to_dict() samples again. The returned monitor therefore reports time after the callable, not time spent in it. track() discards its snapshot in the same way. These tests pass despite that incorrect result. Preserve the completed snapshot in ResourceMonitor, then assert its measured interval in these tests.
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Review comment at @tests/test_monitor.py around lines 126 - 127:
Update ResourceMonitor so capture_monitor() and track() retain the completed
measurement snapshot instead of letting snapshot() reset the baseline before
to_dict() samples again; update the affected tests to assert the preserved
interval for the callable rather than a newly sampled interval.
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What
Implements the declared core functionality: maximising a consistent package set.
Dependency & conflict graphs
core/graph_builder.py— runtime + buildtime graphs (build_runtime_graph,build_buildtime_graph),PackageGraph/GraphBuilder, anddetect_cycles.Solvers
solvers/backtracking_solver.py).core/maximizer.py— strictness handling (fail/skip/warn) for conflict resolution.Objective
core/objective.py— maximise count of installable packages or summed utility/priority weight (Objective,get_default_weights).Data loading
parsing/manifest_loader.py— local YAML/JSON/CSV manifests +RemoteManifestSource(HTTP/HTTPS inventory, pagination).parsing/__init__.py— exports.CLI
cli/main.py— manifest paths, conflict-strictness flag, report output, resource monitoring.Monitoring
utils/monitor.py— psutil-based wall time / CPU / RSS snapshots (ResourceMonitor,ResourceSnapshot).Tests
tests/test_edge_cases.py— cycles, unsatisfiable conflicts, empty sets, mutually exclusive versions.tests/test_real_data.py+tests/golden/apt/{apache2,dnf,zypper}.json— real apt (/var/lib/dpkg/status) data.tests/test_public_api.py— guards the public API surface.Bug fix
_LazySolverRegistry.__getitem__useddict.__getitem__on a registry that starts empty, raisingKeyErrorinstead of lazily loading. The existing test only passed because another test had pre-populated the cache. Fixed withdict.get.Verification
Summary by CodeRabbit
maximizecommand accepts package manifests in JSON, YAML, or CSV format alongside package names.