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Library-granularity settle reads only stored datasource documents - #566
Fixes DEV-2211. For the 1.8.x patch line; it targets 1.x.
Problem
Since 1.7.0, every storage backend instance renames library-reserved granularity names (e.g. a custom contains) in its stored datasources before its first model or memory load. The settle step did this by calling list_datasources() and then get_datasource() on every datasource, relying on each backend's get_datasource to perform the rename. Only the YAML and SQLite stores do that.
A custom backend that builds datasource configs from its own records (Storyline's SlayerModelStore, created once per request) renames nothing, yet paid for the whole step on every request that loaded a model or memory: listing every source, building and decrypting every config, and logging every broken source again.
Change
The settle step now reads stored datasource documents directly through a new raw-read hook, StorageBackend._raw_datasource_dicts(), modelled on the existing _raw_memory_dicts(). It renames each document in its own suppress(ValueError), and it never calls list_datasources or get_datasource.
Default backends: the hook returns {}, so a custom StorageBackend subclass settles nothing and needs no override.
SQLite: returns every datasources row that parses as a JSON mapping.
YAML: returns exactly the datasources/<name>.yaml files that get_datasource reads. It skips .yml files, names the store refuses, unparseable YAML and non-mapping documents, so the settle never writes a <name>.yaml beside an untouched .yml.
The per-read rename inside the SQLite and YAML get_datasource stays, and the rename logic itself is unchanged. One unusable datasource document still never blocks the rename of another.
Behaviour
A custom backend that overrides get_datasource / list_datasources and loads models and memories through the base pipeline makes no datasource calls before its first load.
A YAML or SQLite store whose datasource defines contains still sees contains_granularity on its very first model or memory load. The stored datasource is rewritten as before, including when an unparseable or invalid datasource document sits beside it.
The OpenSpec change (openspec/changes/dev-2211-library-granularity-settling-runs-only-on/) adds the requirement to storage/custom-backends. docs/configuration/storage.md gains one sentence for custom-backend authors.
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Bug Fixes
Reserved library-granularity names are now updated from stored datasource documents before the first model or memory load.
An unreadable or invalid datasource no longer prevents other eligible datasources from being updated.
Custom storage backends that build datasource configurations themselves are no longer asked to list or load datasources. SQLite and YAML storage continue to support updates from stored documents.
Documentation
Clarified which storage backends support updates from stored datasource documents.
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Library-granularity settling now reads stored datasource dictionaries through a default-empty backend hook. SQLite and YAML expose eligible raw documents, and settling processes each independently without datasource listing or loading. Tests cover first-load migration, invalid documents, YAML filename filtering, and backends that build datasource configs.
Changes: Library-granularity settling
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Raw-document settling and backend access slayer/storage/base.py, slayer/storage/sqlite_storage.py, slayer/storage/yaml_storage.py, docs/configuration/storage.md, openspec/changes/dev-2211-library-granularity-settling-runs-only-on/*
The base settling method uses a default-empty raw-document hook instead of listing and loading datasources. SQLite reads valid mapping rows; YAML reads valid mappings from sorted .yaml files. The specification and storage documentation describe the behavior.
Migration and backend compatibility tests tests/test_granularity_name_migration.py, tests/test_storage_backend_compat.py, openspec/changes/dev-2211-library-granularity-settling-runs-only-on/tasks.md
Tests cover model-first and memory-first migration, continued processing when documents are unusable or a rename fails, YAML filename filtering, and loading without datasource listing or lookup.
MotleyAI/slayer#524: Introduced the library-granularity rename and settle behavior that this PR changes to use raw stored documents.
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- Around line 690-698: Update _with_library_granularities_renamed to handle
non-iterable granularities values by leaving that datasource unchanged and
allowing settling to continue for later datasources. Add coverage for a stored
mapping with granularities set to 42 in both backends.
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Fixes DEV-2211. For the 1.8.x patch line; it targets
1.x.Problem
Since 1.7.0, every storage backend instance renames library-reserved granularity names (e.g. a custom
contains) in its stored datasources before its first model or memory load. The settle step did this by callinglist_datasources()and thenget_datasource()on every datasource, relying on each backend'sget_datasourceto perform the rename. Only the YAML and SQLite stores do that.A custom backend that builds datasource configs from its own records (Storyline's
SlayerModelStore, created once per request) renames nothing, yet paid for the whole step on every request that loaded a model or memory: listing every source, building and decrypting every config, and logging every broken source again.Change
The settle step now reads stored datasource documents directly through a new raw-read hook,
StorageBackend._raw_datasource_dicts(), modelled on the existing_raw_memory_dicts(). It renames each document in its ownsuppress(ValueError), and it never callslist_datasourcesorget_datasource.{}, so a customStorageBackendsubclass settles nothing and needs no override.datasourcesrow that parses as a JSON mapping.datasources/<name>.yamlfiles thatget_datasourcereads. It skips.ymlfiles, names the store refuses, unparseable YAML and non-mapping documents, so the settle never writes a<name>.yamlbeside an untouched.yml.The per-read rename inside the SQLite and YAML
get_datasourcestays, and the rename logic itself is unchanged. One unusable datasource document still never blocks the rename of another.Behaviour
get_datasource/list_datasourcesand loads models and memories through the base pipeline makes no datasource calls before its first load.containsstill seescontains_granularityon its very first model or memory load. The stored datasource is rewritten as before, including when an unparseable or invalid datasource document sits beside it.The OpenSpec change (
openspec/changes/dev-2211-library-granularity-settling-runs-only-on/) adds the requirement tostorage/custom-backends.docs/configuration/storage.mdgains one sentence for custom-backend authors.Summary by CodeRabbit