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refactor: adopt shared performance and changelog workflows - #275
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Pin published research-repo-tools 0.1.8 and replace the copied changelog template with the supported dependency-body policy. Delegate common-harness measurement, complete run retention, worktrees and transactional publication while retaining la-stack scientific selection and legacy evidence readers. Refs #268, #273.
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Limit details: You’ve used the included review currently available. Your 61 included PR review attempts over the past 7 days set your current allowance at 1 review per hour. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change migrates benchmark measurement, evidence validation, retention, and report publication to shared workflow APIs. It adds local benchmark policy and complete-run readers, updates recipes and documentation, and migrates scripts to shared process tooling. It also adopts the shared changelog policy and removes the local changelog template. ChangesPerformance workflow
Changelog policy adoption
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as archive_performance.py
participant Shared as research-repo-tools
participant Runs as performance_runs.py
CLI->>Shared: Measure baseline and current worktrees
Shared-->>CLI: Return run evidence
CLI->>Runs: Validate scientific run
Runs-->>CLI: Return validated evidence
CLI->>Shared: Plan and publish evidence and report
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The release documentation now matches the new performance-run retention and changelog policy. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains in the reviewed change. Pre-merge checks |
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The PR meets the coding requirements for [#268] and [#273]. For [#268], performance_runs.py defines the consumer policy for isolated phases, inventories, gates, 100 samples, mean and median statisti… |
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The changes stay within [#268] and [#273]. The documentation, Just recipes, shared process-helper migration, consumer adapters, retained legacy readers, and integration tests support the performance-c… |
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Keep the consumer-only local comparison exception while release promotion still requires distinct labels and sources remain independently identified. Cover explicit selection and current-phase gate failure before either timing phase.
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🟡 Minor · Update the README-refresh and staging steps to match the complete-run… · RELEASING.md:138-144
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the README-refresh and staging steps to match the complete-run workflow.
Step 5 (lines 138-144) still says
performance-readmeconsumes "the validated CSV and provenance JSON retained byjust performance-release". After this change,criterion_dim_plot.mainuses the complete-run payload and evidence. If both are absent, it uses the validateddocs/performance-runs/latest.json.Step 7 (lines 168-171) lists the expected release artifacts. The list omits
docs/performance-runs/. The same step also says "do not stage the entiredocs/tree". A maintainer who follows Step 7 can therefore leave out the new immutable run, index, and latest pointer, although Step 4 says to include them. Without that retained history, a laterperformance-docorperformance-readmecannot replay offline aftertarget/cleanup.📝 Proposed documentation fix
-This consumes the validated CSV and provenance JSON retained by -`just performance-release`; it does not run benchmarks again. +This consumes the complete-run payload and evidence envelope retained by +`just performance-release`; it does not run benchmarks again. @@ -If scratch inputs were cleaned, it uses the committed local snapshot. Existing +If scratch inputs were cleaned, it uses the validated +`docs/performance-runs/latest.json` run. Existing @@ -files under `docs/archive/`, `docs/archives/changelog/`, and `docs/assets/bench/`. Stage only the reviewed +files under `docs/archive/`, `docs/archives/changelog/`, `docs/assets/bench/`, and +`docs/performance-runs/`. Stage only the reviewedAlso applies to: 168-171
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🟡 Minor · Remove the reference to the deleted changelog policy exception. · RELEASING.md:108-110
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRemove the reference to the deleted changelog policy exception.
Line 110 says the Scripts guide "explains the consumer policy exception that preserves historical dependency-note links". This PR removes that exception. The changelog now uses the shared
dependency-bodies = "preserve"policy inpyproject.toml.scripts/README.mdnow states "there is no localcliff.tomlor template exception". Describe the shared dependency-body policy here instead.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 634: Rename testcomparison_tables_include_vs_linalg_peer_context to
test_comparison_tables_include_vs_linalg_peer_context so it matches pytest’s
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- Around line 138-144: Update the `performance-readme` description in Step 5 to
say it consumes the complete-run payload and evidence envelope, and that when
scratch inputs are absent it uses the validated
`docs/performance-runs/latest.json` run. In Step 7, add `docs/performance-runs/`
to the expected release artifacts so the immutable run, index, and latest
pointer are staged.
- Around line 108-110: Update the release instructions around “Review the
generated changelog” to remove the obsolete consumer-policy-exception reference.
Describe the shared `dependency-bodies = "preserve"` policy in `pyproject.toml`
instead, consistent with the updated Scripts guide.
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Restore the peer-context test prefix and describe complete-run README inputs, staged retention files, and the supported changelog dependency-body policy.
- Move benchmark commands, measurement inputs, provenance settings, and report paths into tooling configuration. - Use shared process, Criterion, and Just inspection APIs and remove duplicate local adapters and generic tests. - Preserve scientific report contracts, historical evidence replay, and configurable retained-history selection. - Refresh the uv pin and locked tooling dependencies with just update.
- Exclude unsupported norm cases from historical baseline inventories. - Preserve prior reports on archive conflicts and reject ambiguous identities. - Protect complete-run inputs during README publication and honor configured archive locations and equivalent input paths. - Keep immutable generated reports outside Markdown formatting and render curated provenance with valid list structure. - Compare command fixture directories by filesystem identity across Windows and POSIX shells, and align the managed rumdl pin to 0.2.79.
- Preserve the observed link target across rejected report publication. - Cover absolute and relative symlinks without assuming Windows readlink returns the same path representation used when creating the link.
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The remaining performance workflow duplicated shared measurement and retention engines, and changelog generation copied the common template to preserve dependency notes. This adopts the exact published PyPI
research-repo-tools==0.1.8release for both issues.docs/performance-runs/, with shared validated latest selection and transactional publication. Repeated release-pair runs coexist; report and README replay work after target cleanup. Same-version local comparisons require distinct sources and cannot become release documentation. Legacy CSV/JSON hashes and rendered output remain unchanged.dependency-bodies = "preserve"replacescliff.toml. Installed-package integration preserves Ruff, Ty, and setuptools authored links, text, and code across repeated generation. Ownership and upgrade guides describe the supported configuration.criterion_measurements.py, summary retention writer, and superseded generic tests. The existing multi-library plot adapter remains because the shared plotting extension is deferred. Published-asset reports use bounded shared downloads/extraction and explicitly label historical measurement/gate provenance unavailable; they cannot become common-harness evidence.Validation on final head
deaecbc81ba0acb575f73b4b93a0bdcdb3aba44b:9db45f09a33cac4ff32ddf010d30523e295f607e24c680bcfc3d3d9786991293and sdist SHA-256bc855aa930ee04301dceebc8340a22576bb25712e322b51d7afaf20f5fab1ba0;uv.lockand the installed package match.just checkand the final serialjust cipassed with the locked published package: 359 Python tests, 970 Rust tests, and 184 doctests passed (2 doctests intentionally ignored), plus benchmark compilation, examples, types/lint, Markdown/docs, changelog, configuration, static analysis, and authenticated workflow audits. An earlier overlapping run hit the existing 30-second Semgrep timeout on unchangedsrc/exact.rs; the serial rerun passed with the same strict rules and timeout.Base:
b8ffb208addb5eda68c71eb142253b382b384028(freshly fetched/pulled main). Task-local writable tool/cache paths supply the repository's locked setup without changing the saved environment or weakening checks.Closes #268. Closes #273.
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