refactor: centralize template claim ambiguity - #89
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe family package now provides immutable template claims and a shared ambiguity resolver. The engine uses this resolver for interface-name claims, logs returned collision messages, and preserves existing drift behavior. Tests cover resolver contracts and engine diagnostics. ChangesTemplate Claim Ambiguity
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Refactor Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Engine
participant FamilyResolver
participant Logger
Engine->>FamilyResolver: resolve interface-name claims
FamilyResolver-->>Engine: accepted claims and collision messages
Engine->>Logger: log each collision message
Engine-->>Engine: skip ambiguous renames
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In `@docs/adr/0013-centralize-template-claim-ambiguity.md`:
- Line 1: Add an HTML-comment SPDX license identifier before the front matter in
the ADR Markdown document, preserving the existing front matter and document
content unchanged.
In `@netbox_interface_name_rules/family/claims.py`:
- Line 9: Update TemplateClaim’s __post_init__ to normalize the labels field to
a tuple, ensuring caller-owned mutable inputs cannot alter the immutable claim
after construction; preserve the existing labels values and ensure
resolve_template_claims continues reading the normalized collection.
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- Line 7: Update the ADR’s installed-family adoption wording to resolve the
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the shared two-sided uniqueness rule, or remove the claim that installed-family
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Add immutable template claims and a standard-library resolver in the family package. Count duplicate edges once and reject duplicate claimant IDs. Return accepted pairs in input claimant order and render collision messages without logging. Make the engine delegate admission and emit warnings through its own logger. Keep discovery and the guard before family collapse unchanged. Record the seam in ADR 0013. Leave installed-family adoption for increment 2. Add nine primitive tests and an engine logger regression test. Confirm the new API tests fail before implementation. Confirm the logger test fails when warnings use the family claims logger. Validation: 957 tests and 298 subtests passed, 16 tests skipped. Coverage is 98.02%. Ruff check and format gates pass.
Copy labels into a tuple so later changes to an input list cannot change the claim. Confirm the list-input regression fails before the fix. Describe the duplicated uniqueness rule as the problem in ADR 0013. Keep the two adoption increments unchanged.
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Closes the second implementation ADR 0011 said would not exist.
The problem
engine._unambiguous_claimsandfamily/installed._ambiguous_basesboth decide virtual-chassisclaim ambiguity with the same two-sided rule: a template claiming more than one label, or a label
claimed by more than one template, disqualifies everything involved, and the code refuses rather
than renaming a guess. They were written separately, with different data shapes and different
observability: the engine logs which templates collided, the family path is silent.
ADR 0011 states "The private helpers the engine used are deleted rather than wrapped, so no second
implementation can drift from the package". This was that second implementation.
Equivalence
The two rules look different. The family form rejects every base of a multi-base template, then
rejects bases shared between single-base templates; the engine checks both degrees directly. They
are equivalent: a base shared by a single-claim and a multi-claim template is already rejected
through the multi-claim template's own bases.
Verified exhaustively over all 4096 relations of three claimants and four labels, twice and
independently: zero mismatches.
What this change does
family/claims.pyowns the rule, through immutableTemplateClaimvalues andresolve_template_claims, exported at the package seam. It uses only the standard library, anddiscovers nothing.
The primitive builds the collision messages but does not log them. Wording is central so the two
call paths cannot drift; emission stays with the caller so the engine keeps the logger source
operators can filter on.
The engine keeps what is genuinely its own: regex matching, comparison forms, exact-name precedence,
forced-base ordering and the
:0preference. Its admission guard stays at the same point in_collect_unrenamed, before interfaces that intend one family collapse, as ADR 0011 requires.Scope
Increment 1 adopts the primitive in the engine only. Installed-family adoption follows.
_singly_claimedis a different rule, counting member primary keys across complete familycandidates, and is untouched.
Verification
957 passed, 16 skipped, coverage 98.02%. The 27 existing drift tests pass unchanged.
The existing ambiguity tests assert on the plugin-level logger, so they cannot see which logger
emitted. A new test asserts the engine's own logger still emits; moving the warning to
family.claimsfails it while those two tests still pass.test_family_dependency_direction.pyandtest_module_boundaries.pypass unchanged, with no newpermitted-exception entry. The dependency test asserts an exact allow-list, which is why the
primitive lives inside the family package rather than beside it.
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