feat!: adopt the CoordiNode v0.6.0 protocol - #102
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Server v0.6.0 replaced the one-dimensional write concern level with two
independent axes, so the client could no longer build a WriteConcern at
all against the new proto.
- write_concern takes a WriteConcern(w, journal, timeout_ms), or the
shorthands "majority" and a member count. Combinations the server
refuses (a volatile journal with majority or more than one ack, counts
or timeouts outside uint32) are rejected before the call.
- NodeResult.version exposes the version a node is at.
- commit(expect={node_id: version | None}) commits only while the nodes
are still at those versions (None: must not exist); a mismatch aborts
with REVISION_MISMATCH. Transaction.commit_ts carries the commit
timestamp, the exact at_timestamp anchor for the write.
- A rejected expect argument on the sync commit() no longer marks the
transaction indeterminate; it stays open.
- proto 41273fe, coordinode-rs v0.6.0, and the integration, compose and
demo images pinned to the v0.6.0 digest. The embedded lockfile moves to
coordinode-lsm-tree 5.11.2, which v0.6.0 needs to build.
- The demo Jupyter image pins grpcio, grpcio-tools and protobuf to the
uv.lock versions: it generates stubs into the mounted checkout, and a
newer grpcio-tools there broke the host's own test runs on that tree.
- Inbound traversal works on v0.6.0, so its xfail marker is removed.
BREAKING CHANGE: write_concern no longer accepts "w0", "w1", "memory" or "cache"; use 0, 1, or WriteConcern(w=1, journal="memory" | "cache").
Closes #101
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WalkthroughThe SDK now targets CoordiNode v0.6.0. It adds two-axis write concerns, exposes node versions and commit timestamps, and supports expected-version checks on transaction commits. Examples, server pins, and build workflows were updated for the new API. ChangesCoordiNode v0.6.0 adoption
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Transaction
participant CoordinodeClient
participant CoordinodeServer
Transaction->>CoordinodeClient: commit(expect)
CoordinodeClient->>CoordinodeServer: Send transaction and expected versions
CoordinodeServer-->>CoordinodeClient: Return commit timestamp or REVISION_MISMATCH
CoordinodeClient-->>Transaction: Expose commit timestamp or raise error
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- Line 876: Update the commit response handling that assigns self.commit_ts so a
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- A commit reply without commit_ts (a server older than 0.6) carries zero, which is never a real commit time; store None, as NodeResult.version already does, so at_timestamp=tx.commit_ts is not handed the epoch. - Notebooks 03 and 04: import os in the cell that uses it, not in the install cell that does not, so the graph-opening and connect cells rerun on their own after a kernel restart.
CI and the release job ran plain `uv sync` / `uv run`, so a dependency without a wheel for a runner's Python would be built from its source distribution, running its setup script. --no-build was dropped earlier because it broke the release PR: that PR bumps the version in pyproject.toml but leaves uv.lock on the old one, and re-resolving a stale lock needs builds of this workspace's own packages (their version is dynamic). - release-please.yml refreshes uv.lock on the release branch whenever the release PR is created or updated, and pushes it with the bot token. release-please's own TOML updater cannot do it: its JSONPath filter does not match the workspace entry by name (checked against its GenericToml updater on the real lock). The refresh changes exactly the workspace version line. - ci.yml and release.yml run uv sync / uv run with --locked --no-build: the exact locked set, third-party from wheels only, while uv still builds the three workspace packages from a matching lock. A pull request that changes dependencies now has to commit the lock. - The release build uses `uv build --no-build` instead of `python -m build`, so the build backend is wheel-only too; the pypa `build` dev dependency goes with it. - The embedded CI check installs its wheels with --no-build and finds the wheel with find instead of parsing ls.
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CI and the release pass --no-build and rely on uv still building this workspace's own packages. Older uv applied the flag to them as well and refused to install or build them, while setup-uv installs the latest release, so the floor is stated in pyproject.toml, where uv enforces it. Verified on 0.12.12 locally and 0.12.18 in CI.
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🟠 Major · Reject malformed expect values before committing. · client.py:816
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject malformed
expectvalues before committing.If a caller passes
expect=[]orexpect=0,(expect or {})replaces that value with an empty mapping. The commit then sends no version checks and can apply writes instead of rejecting the invalid argument. Check that every non-Nonevalue is aMappingbefore building the request. Preserve{}as an explicit unconditional commit.Proposed fix
expected = [] - for node_id, version in (expect or {}).items(): + if expect is not None and not isinstance(expect, Mapping): + raise ValueError("expect must be a mapping of node ids to versions or None") + for node_id, version in (expect.items() if expect is not None else ()):🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@coordinode/coordinode/client.py`:
- Line 816: Validate `expect` before building the commit request: reject any
non-None value that is not a `Mapping`, rather than letting `(expect or {})`
silently treat malformed values as an unconditional commit. Preserve `None` and
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commit(expect=...) read a falsy non-mapping such as [] or 0 as "no condition" and committed unconditionally, so a caller's mistake applied the writes instead of failing; a list of pairs crashed with AttributeError. Only None now means no condition, and anything else that is not a mapping raises ValueError before any RPC, leaving the transaction open.
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The expect loop still chose its fallback with (expect or {}), so a Mapping whose __len__ reports zero while carrying entries was replaced by an empty one and the commit went out without the caller's precondition. The fallback now keys on expect being None, the same rule the argument check applies. Covered by a regression test with such a mapping, which failed before the change.
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Adopts the CoordiNode v0.6.0 protocol. Server v0.6.0 replaced the single write concern level with two independent axes, so the client could not build a WriteConcern against the new proto at all.
write_concerntakesWriteConcern(w, journal, timeout_ms), or the shorthands"majority"(default) and a member count. Combinations the server refuses are rejected before the call.NodeResult.version,commit(expect={node_id: version | None})(a mismatch aborts withREVISION_MISMATCH), andTransaction.commit_ts, the exactat_timestampanchor of the write (Nonewhen the server sends none).expectargument is refused before any RPC and leaves the transaction open, on both the async and the sync client.41273fe,coordinode-rsv0.6.0, and the CI, compose and demo images pinned to the v0.6.0 digest. The embedded lockfile moves tocoordinode-lsm-tree5.11.2, which v0.6.0 needs to build.uv.lockversions: it generates stubs into the mounted checkout, and a newer grpcio-tools broke host test runs on that tree.uv sync/uv run --locked --no-build,uv build --no-build), so no dependency's setup script runs in CI;pyproject.tomlrequires the uv release this relies on.release-please.ymlrefreshesuv.lockon the release branch, since release-please bumps the version inpyproject.tomlbut not in the lock. A pull request that changes dependencies has to commit the lock.Testing
Unit, lint and format run in CI on Python 3.11 to 3.14, integration against the v0.6.0 server image, and the embedded wheel is built and its tests run. The five demo notebooks were executed end to end in the demo Docker stack on v0.6.0.
BREAKING CHANGE: write_concern no longer accepts "w0", "w1", "memory" or "cache"; use 0, 1, or WriteConcern(w=1, journal="memory" | "cache").
Closes #101