fix: duck-type get_kind() instead of isinstance against write-side schema classes - #188
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…hema classes client.schema.all() returns infrahub-sdk's read-side schema objects (AttributeSchemaAPI/RelationshipSchemaAPI). At infrahub-sdk 1.18.1 those subclassed AttributeSchema/RelationshipSchema, so get_kind()'s isinstance checks happened to work; infrahub-sdk 1.23.0 split the class hierarchy so they no longer do, and every attribute/relationship silently fell through to the "str" default -- dropping optional/None/list[...] handling. Checking for a `cardinality` attribute instead of a specific base class is robust to that kind of SDK refactor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughThe generator replaces Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change restores correct optional and relationship type annotations for newer SDK schema objects, preventing generated models from rejecting valid null or list values. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains; only a minor test-documentation follow-up is noted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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hasattr()-based narrowing doesn't inform ty's type narrowing the way isinstance() does, so it still saw item as RelationshipSchema | AttributeSchema inside each branch and flagged the cross-branch attribute accesses (default_value on the relationship branch, cardinality on the attribute branch). Cast to the appropriate type in each branch instead, matching the runtime check we already made. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nature Adds tests/test_generator_get_kind.py, which exercises get_kind() against schema-shaped objects that deliberately do NOT subclass AttributeSchema/ RelationshipSchema, plus the real infrahub-sdk read-side classes (AttributeSchemaAPI/RelationshipSchemaAPI). Confirmed these tests fail against the pre-fix isinstance-based get_kind() (9/14 failures) and pass against the duck-typed version, so they guard the regression from #187 regardless of which infrahub-sdk version a future lockfile resolves. Also replaces get_kind()'s `Union[RelationshipSchema, AttributeSchema]` parameter type with a `_AttributeLike | _RelationshipLike` Protocol union, since the isinstance-free implementation no longer actually requires either concrete class -- the old annotation was a check `ty` could no longer verify once real call sites (including these tests) pass API-side schema objects. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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135-135: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a concise docstring to
get_kind.
get_kindis a changed public function with no docstring. Document that it returns the generated type annotation for an attribute- or relationship-shaped schema object.Proposed change
def get_kind(item: Union[_AttributeLike, _RelationshipLike]) -> str: + """Return the generated type annotation for a schema field.""" kind = "str"As per coding guidelines,
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In `@infrahub_sync/generator/__init__.py`:
- Line 135: Add a concise docstring to the public get_kind function stating that
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relationship-shaped schema object.
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Templates already know whether a field is an attribute or relationship, so the hasattr(item, "cardinality") duck-typing check in get_kind() was unnecessary indirection. get_attribute_type_annotation() and get_relationship_type_annotation() are called from the exact template site that knows which one applies, removing the runtime branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 62-63: In tests/test_generator.py at lines 62-63, add a concise
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Add concise docstrings to both public test functions.
tests/test_generator.py#L62-L63: document the attribute-shaped object annotation contract.tests/test_generator.py#L75-L78: document the relationship-shaped object annotation contract.
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In `@tests/test_generator.py` around lines 62 - 63, In tests/test_generator.py at
lines 62-63, add a concise docstring to
test_get_attribute_type_annotation_for_attribute_shaped_objects describing the
attribute-shaped object annotation contract; at lines 75-78, add a concise
docstring to the relationship-shaped object annotation test describing its
contract. No other changes are needed.
Source: Coding guidelines
1. Optional+unique attributes become nullable DiffSync identifiers → records collide
Verified: Either exclude optional attributes from 2. Unescaped
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schema default_value |
emitted | result |
|---|---|---|
he said "hi" |
x: str | None = "he said "hi"" |
SyntaxError |
line1\nline2 |
(breaks the line) | SyntaxError: unterminated string literal |
C:\path |
x: str | None = "C:\path" |
invalid escape sequence (SyntaxWarning now, error in future Python) |
And it fails quietly: utils.py:96 catches SyntaxError from the generated module and only logger.warnings before falling back to the plugin loader, so the user gets a confusing wrong-adapter fallback rather than a clear error.
Fix is the same as finding 11 — use !r for every branch.
3. The real-SDK attribute test asserts only the fallback value
tests/test_generator.py:83-87
Both assertions use AttributeKind.TEXT, which maps to "str" — exactly what ATTRIBUTE_KIND_MAP.get(item.kind, "str") returns on a total lookup failure.
Verified: with ATTRIBUTE_KIND_MAP emptied, optional_attr still yields 'str | None = None' and required_attr still yields 'str'. Both assertions pass against a completely broken kind map. The one test that touches the classes client.schema.all() actually returns cannot detect the failure mode of #187.
Use AttributeKind.NUMBER → "int". Line 96 (one_rel → "str", the function's seed value) has the same problem; line 93 is fine as written.
4. Nothing renders the template — the filter rename is untested
infrahub_sync/generator/templates/diffsync_models.j2:38
Jinja resolves filter names as strings at render time. grep over tests/ finds zero references to render_template, render_adapter, diffsync_models or jinja. A typo in either new filter name, or a missed registration in render_template, surfaces only during a real infrahub-sync generate against a live server. A ~15-line test that renders the template from a fake schema and asserts the emitted field lines would cover the rename and the annotation output end to end.
5. CI cannot reproduce the bug this PR fixes
pyproject.toml:18, uv.lock:548
The constraint is >=1.17,<2; the lock pins 1.18.1; the .venv has drifted to 1.22.2. Verified: at both of those versions the read-side classes still subclass the write-side ones, so old and new produce byte-identical output — the regression is invisible to the suite. The only real signal arrives whenever update-infrahub-sdk.yml lands a ≥1.23 lock. Worth raising the floor or adding a 1.23 CI leg so the fix is actually exercised.
6. _AttributeLike.kind: Any disables the only static check that could catch a repeat
infrahub_sync/generator/__init__.py:121
ATTRIBUTE_KIND_MAP is dict[str, str], so kind has to be str-compatible for the lookup to hit. Any means ty accepts an AttributeKind that has lost its str mixin — the precise shape of #187 — and every attribute silently degrades to str again. Typing it str makes ty flag it the day the SDK changes.
Worth noting the Protocols give no static protection on the production path either: the real call sites are jinja filter strings, which no type checker inspects. Their only checked call sites are in the test file.
7. The docstring lost the rationale that justifies the design
tests/test_generator.py:1
The previous version (commit b253bb3) explained that "at infrahub-sdk 1.18.1 the read-side classes happened to subclass the write-side ones … at 1.23.0 that inheritance was removed" and that the fakes "exist so this suite fails if get_kind() is ever changed back to an isinstance-based check", with a link to #187. The rewrite kept only "not just on the write-side classes."
Combined with finding 5, this is how the fix gets reverted: on the current lockfile old and new behave identically, so the next maintainer who checks concludes the Protocols are ceremony. Please restore the version pivot and the issue link.
8. The fix stops at the leaf — the pipeline above it still uses write-side types
infrahub_sync/utils.py:24
utils.py:24/28/42 type the schema mapping as MutableMapping[str, Union[NodeSchema, GenericSchema]], and cli.py:403 does cast("MutableMapping[str, NodeSchema | GenericSchema]", schema) under a comment admitting the SDK returns *SchemaAPI variants.
Verified: NodeSchemaAPI is not a subclass of NodeSchema at 1.22.2 or 1.23.0. That cast is the same class-identity error this PR set out to fix, one frame up, and it is exactly what suppressed the checker that would have caught #187. adapters/infrahub.py:42 already types its schema MainSchemaTypesAPI correctly — doing the same here and deleting the cast is the deeper fix.
9. Two competing conventions for the same SDK contract
infrahub_sync/generator/__init__.py:118
adapters/infrahub.py:16 already imports GenericSchemaAPI, NodeSchemaAPI, RelationshipSchemaAPI and isinstance-checks against them (lines 77, 616). The generator now expresses the same "what client.schema.all() returns" contract as hand-rolled private Protocols. The next SDK break has to be found and fixed in two idioms. Annotating with AttributeSchemaAPI/RelationshipSchemaAPI reuses the existing convention and fails loudly at import on a rename rather than silently at generate time.
10. No guard left at all for unrecognized cardinality
infrahub_sync/generator/__init__.py:154
Verified: 'ONE', 'MANY', '' and None all return 'str'. The old code at least distinguished "not a RelationshipSchema". This is the same silent-degradation mode as #187 — a mis-routed object or a change in how cardinality is represented yields a plausible-looking but wrong model with no error. A raise, or at minimum a structlog warning, would surface it at generate time.
11. The default-value ladder collapses to !r
infrahub_sync/generator/__init__.py:139-145
repr() already produces valid Python for every type the three branches special-case, and unlike the manual f' = "{...}"' it escapes quotes, newlines and backslashes. Six lines become one, and finding 2 disappears:
annotation += f" = {item.default_value!r}"Only the emitted quote style changes (the parametrize case at line 61 becomes "str | None = 'foo'").
12. Defaulted fields can now precede non-defaulted ones
infrahub_sync/generator/templates/diffsync_models.j2:38
Verified rendering: description: str | None = None is followed by speed: int. Fine for DiffSyncModel (pydantic v2), but _ModelBaseClass comes from PluginLoader.resolve(), which returns an unconstrained type[Any] from a user-supplied module. A dataclass or attrs base raises TypeError: non-default argument 'speed' follows default argument at import. Before this fix no field ever had a default, so ordering was always safe.
13. list[str] | None = [] — annotation and default disagree
infrahub_sync/generator/__init__.py:162
One adapter yielding None and the other yielding [] for the same absent relationship compare as unequal, so diff reports a delta that never converges and sync "fixes" it on every run. Either default to None to match the annotation, or drop the | None.
14. Missing changelog fragment
changelog/
pyproject.toml:352-362 configures towncrier (directory = "changelog", orphan_prefix = "+"), and sibling fix commits on this branch added +sync-66-netbox-l2-mode.fixed.md and +sync-30-relationship-update-attribution.fixed.md. A fix that changes every generated model's field types ships unannounced. No CI job checks for one. Suggest changelog/+187-generator-schema-api-annotations.fixed.md.
15. Commit 6b0513f breaks two AGENTS.md rules
AGENTS.md states "Commit subject: imperative 'what changed.'" and "Agents must identify themselves (e.g. Co-Authored-By: ...)". 6b0513f "Removed unneeded type casting" is past tense and carries no Co-Authored-By trailer, unlike the other six commits in this PR.
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Fixes #187.
get_kind()decided each generated field's type annotation viaisinstance(item, AttributeSchema)/isinstance(item, RelationshipSchema)— the SDK's write-side schema classes. But
infrahub-sync generatecalls
client.schema.all(), which returns the SDK's read-side classes(
AttributeSchemaAPI/RelationshipSchemaAPI).At
infrahub-sdk==1.18.1those read-side classes happened to subclass thewrite-side ones, so the isinstance checks passed. At
infrahub-sdk==1.23.0that inheritance was removed, so the checks silently failed and
get_kind()fell through to its
"str"default — droppingoptional/None/list[...]handling. In practice, e.g. any optional attribute (like
description) gotgenerated as a required
str, causing pydantic validation errors for anyreal-world node where that field is empty/null.
Fix
Split
get_kind()intoget_attribute_type_annotation()andget_relationship_type_annotation(). The template already knows at eachcall site whether it's rendering an attribute or a relationship, so the
runtime
hasattr(item, "cardinality")branch was unnecessary — eachfunction is now called from the exact place that knows which one applies,
and neither depends on which concrete SDK class it receives.
Verification
162 passed, 3 skipped(uv run pytest -q).uv run invoke lintclean on touched files.infrahub-sdk==1.23.0forced: before the fix, an optionaldescriptionattribute generated as
"str"; after,"str | None = None". Amanyrelationship (
tags) went from"str"to"list[str] | None = []".🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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