feat: scaffold the six packages and pin the numerical stack - #44
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Closes #8. Creates the six subpackages the project plan's Software Architecture section names, each with a docstring listing the modules it will own, so every later issue has an unambiguous home. NumPy is declared as a hard dependency: `cosa.Vector` and `cosa.Matrix` are the array aliases every later module shares, so nothing in this project does not import NumPy. SciPy is recorded as the intended M7 factorization stack but deliberately not declared yet. deptry runs over src/ on every CI run and fails a declared dependency nothing imports (DEP002), so declaring it today would mean either a red gate or an ignore entry that suppresses that check for every future dependency. The issue asked only that the option be recorded; whichever issue first imports a factorization declares it in the same change. docs/development/architecture.md is the durable record: the module ownership map, the numerical-stack reasoning, and the one deliberate divergence from the plan -- the plan nests tests/ inside the package, this repo keeps a top-level tests/ because pytest.ini sets testpaths, while the plan's test-module names still say which file a given piece of work belongs in. tests/test_layout.py is the executable half of the issue's "done when": the layout is only real if it imports. Verified with `make all` (fmt, deps, test, docs-coverage, security, license, typecheck, rhiza-test) and `make book` + `make book-nav`, all green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change scaffolds COSA’s six packages, documents the architecture, declares NumPy as a runtime dependency, defines ChangesCOSA package scaffold
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The package scaffold and NumPy API are ready, but the recorded M7 factorization direction cannot provide the required sparse operations. Resolve the supported backend or fallback before merge so subsequent solver work has a viable dependency contract. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@docs/development/architecture.md`:
- Around line 56-60: Update the M7 architecture decision to specify a supported
sparse factorization backend or fallback alongside SciPy, and document the
selected SciPy version. Do not claim that scipy.linalg or scipy.sparse.linalg
directly provide the required sparse LDLᵀ and QR operations; revise the recorded
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| **SciPy is the recorded choice for the M7 work, and is deliberately not declared yet.** | ||
| The sparse `LDL^T` and QR factorizations, the null-space and range-space methods and the | ||
| rank detection that | ||
| [M7](https://github.com/tschm/cosa/milestone/7) needs are all reachable through | ||
| `scipy.linalg` and `scipy.sparse.linalg`, and that is the intended route. It is left |
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sed -n '45,70p' docs/development/architecture.md
printf '\n--- SciPy references in repository ---\n'
rg -n -i 'scipy|sparse.?qr|sparse.?ldl|ldl|qr factor' --glob '!*.lock' --glob '!node_modules' .Repository: tschm/cosa
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SciPy official documentation sparse LDLT factorization sparse QR scipy.linalg.ldl scipy.sparse.linalg
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SciPy does not provide native implementations for sparse LDLT or sparse QR factorizations within its scipy.sparse.linalg module [1][2]. Sparse LDLT Factorization The scipy.linalg.ldl function is designed for dense matrices and uses LAPACK routines [3][4]. It is not applicable to sparse matrices [3]. For sparse LDLT factorization in Python, third-party libraries such as qdldl (often used with the OSQP solver) are typically employed [5]. Sparse QR Factorization scipy.sparse.linalg does not contain a qr function; attempting to import or call scipy.sparse.linalg.qr will raise an AttributeError [2]. While scipy.linalg.qr exists, it is strictly for dense matrices [6]. For sparse QR factorization, the external sparseqr package is a common solution, as it provides Python bindings for the SuiteSparseQR library [7][8]. Available Sparse Factorizations The scipy.sparse.linalg module focuses primarily on sparse LU decomposition (splu, spilu) and various iterative solvers (such as lsqr and lsmr for least-squares problems) [1][9][10]. Users requiring direct sparse QR or LDLT factorizations must rely on specialized third-party packages [5][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/sparse.linalg.html
- 2: https://leyaa.ai/codefly/learn/scipy/part-3/scipy-sparse-matrix-factorizations/challenge
- 3: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/generated/scipy.linalg.ldl.html
- 4: https://github.com/scipy/scipy/blob/main/scipy/linalg/_decomp_ldl.py
- 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66565547/ldl-factorization-of-a-sparse-matrix-in-python
- 6: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/generated/scipy.linalg.qr.html
- 7: https://pypi.org/project/sparseqr/
- 8: https://github.com/Technologicat/PySPQR
- 9: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy-1.11.4/reference/sparse.linalg.html
- 10: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/generated/scipy.sparse.linalg.lsqr.html
Record a supported sparse factorization backend for M7.
scipy.linalg.ldl and scipy.linalg.qr operate on dense arrays. scipy.sparse.linalg provides no sparse LDLᵀ or QR factorization API. This path does not provide the sparse operations required by M7. Select the SciPy version and document an additional backend or fallback.
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In `@docs/development/architecture.md` around lines 56 - 60, Update the M7
architecture decision to specify a supported sparse factorization backend or
fallback alongside SciPy, and document the selected SciPy version. Do not claim
that scipy.linalg or scipy.sparse.linalg directly provide the required sparse
LDLᵀ and QR operations; revise the recorded choice to accurately cover M7’s
sparse factorization and rank-detection needs.
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Closes #8 — the layer-0 issue everything else blocks on.
What landed
Six subpackages under
src/cosa/, from the plan's Software Architecture block. Eachcarries a docstring naming the modules it will own, so every later issue has an
unambiguous home and the plan's module names are authoritative before the files exist.
cosa.Vector/cosa.Matrixas the public surface —NDArray[float64]aliases thatare the vocabulary every later module shares. Narrow on purpose: each module extends
__all__as it lands rather than reserving names for code that does not exist.docs/development/architecture.md— the durable record the issue asked for, publishedin the book. Module ownership map, the numerical-stack reasoning, and the one deliberate
divergence from the plan.
tests/test_layout.py— the executable half of the issue's done when: the layout isonly real if it imports.
One deviation from the issue's checklist, deliberate
The checklist said "Declare
numpyandscipyin[project].dependencies". NumPy isdeclared; SciPy is not — it is recorded in the architecture doc as the intended M7
factorization stack instead.
deptryruns oversrc/on every CI run and fails a declared dependency that nothingimports (
DEP002). Nothing imports SciPy yet, because M7 is nine layers away. Declaringit today buys one of two bad outcomes: a red
ci / Check dependencies with deptry, or anignore entry that suppresses that check for every future dependency too. Neither is worth
a line in a manifest.
The issue's own text asks only that the stack be recorded — "recording the option is
enough here" — and the plan leaves the choice open at line 1085. So the record is in the
architecture page, and whichever issue first needs a factorization declares SciPy in the
same change that imports it. Verified:
deptryreportsSuccess! No dependency issues found.with NumPy declared and used.The layout divergence, written down once
The plan nests
tests/inside the package (paper.tex:1077). This repo keeps atop-level
tests/, becausepytest.inisetstestpaths = testsand the packaging testasserts the src-layout. Repo layout wins.
What survives is the naming:
src/cosa/geometry/soc.pyis tested bytests/test_soc.py, so the plan's five test-module names still say which file a givenpiece of work belongs in. Recorded in the architecture page so the remaining 30 issues do
not each re-litigate it.
Verification
make all— every gate CI runs, all green:interrogatedocstring coverage 100% (gate is 100%)ty check src— all checks passedmake book+make book-nav— all 4 nav targets resolveIncidental fix
The
genbadgetraceback duringmake bookis gone. It had been failing all along withValueError: Computed line rate (0) is different from the one in the file (1.0)becausesrc/cosa/__init__.pyhad zero statements, so there was nothing to measure. With fivereal statements the coverage XML is consistent and the badge is produced:
SUCCESS - Coverage badge created. No change was made to address this; it resolved itself,as expected.
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