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Summary

The opengraph convert source reset its edge-batch accumulator on every source row, so each row emitted its own edge wrapper regardless of batch_size. The accumulator now spans the whole graph resource — across rows, DLT read_jsonl chunk boundaries, and input files — flushing one final partial batch at end-of-table. A table of N edges emits exactly ceil(N / batch_size) wrappers (default batch_size = 150) instead of one per row.

Framework optimization only: the flattened relationship sequence (order, duplicates, per-edge content) and all nodes are byte-for-byte identical to before. Only edge grouping changes.

Motivation

Resolved: BED-9372

Changes

  • src/openhound/sources/opengraph/source.py: accumulator moved outside the per-row loop; single final flush; batch_size < 1 rejected; nodes unchanged and never mixed into edge wrappers.
  • tests/test_opengraph_batching.py: 19-test regression suite.
  • benchmarks/: standalone synthetic benchmark harness (not run under pytest) plus a destination memory/part-size review.

Guarantees

  • Flattened edges identical to per-row output (same order, duplicates, content; no dedup).
  • Wrappers = ceil(total_edges / batch_size), table-wide.
  • batch_size = 1 reproduces per-row wrapping; batch_size < 1 raises ValueError.
  • Each resource uses a fresh accumulator; a failed extraction never leaks state into a retry.

Tradeoff: a mid-table failure re-extracts the whole table rather than resuming mid-chunk (documented inline).

Testing

.venv\Scripts\python.exe -m pytest tests/test_opengraph_batching.py -v

Expect 19 passed — covers cross-row/chunk/file batching, the 1,000-row chunk boundary, ceil(N/batch_size) counts, order/duplicate parity vs a batch_size=1 baseline, edge cases, and per-resource/per-retry isolation.

Real-data parity (local, no data committed): replayed against Okta ApplicationUser (8,577 edges → 58 wrappers) and GitHub RepoRoleAssignment (2,745 edges → 19 wrappers, crosses the chunk boundary, non-Okta). Fixed path, batch_size=1 baseline, and frozen output all yield identical canonical SHA-256, with model/lookup/extras held constant.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • OpenGraph processing now batches relationships across rows, files, chunks, and resources for more efficient large-scale processing.
    • Added validation for batch sizes below 1.
    • Added benchmark tooling to measure batching, memory usage, runtime, and output behavior across graph shapes and dataset sizes.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Preserved relationship order and duplicates while keeping node and edge output separate.
    • Improved handling of empty inputs, retries, failures, and final partial batches.
    • Prevented invalid configuration values from being silently ignored.

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OpenGraph now validates batch_size and batches edges across the full reader stream. New benchmark tooling generates synthetic inputs, executes instrumented pipelines, records resource metrics, and documents memory and batching results.

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OpenGraph batching

Layer / File(s) Summary
Table-wide edge batching
src/openhound/sources/opengraph/source.py, tests/test_opengraph_batching.py
The source batches edges across rows, chunks, files, and resources. Tests cover ordering, duplicates, node separation, empty inputs, validation, parity, and retry isolation.
Synthetic benchmark inputs
benchmarks/_bench_assets.py
Benchmark assets support one-edge, multi-edge, and node-plus-edge shapes. Input generation writes partitioned gzip JSONL files.
Instrumented pipeline metrics
benchmarks/_bench_run.py, benchmarks/_peak_rss.py, benchmarks/_win_atomic_retry.py
The benchmark runs isolated pipelines and records callbacks, relationships, output parts, DLT metrics, timing, CPU, RSS, and warnings. Windows atomic-save retries are supported.
Benchmark execution and reporting
benchmarks/opengraph_batching_benchmark.py, benchmarks/DESTINATION_MEMORY_REVIEW.md, pyproject.toml
The command parses workload options, runs synthetic benchmarks, reports JSON metrics, manages output directories, documents results, and applies benchmark-specific Ruff ignores.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to fbc82

The PR changes edge batching while also adding benchmark tooling that currently cannot reliably run in some configurations and may produce incorrect measurements when output directories are reused. The production behavior is not shown to be affected, but the validation tooling needs owner attention before merge.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant InputFiles
  participant OpenGraphSource
  participant DLTPipeline
  participant InstrumentedDestination
  InputFiles->>OpenGraphSource: provide compressed JSONL rows
  OpenGraphSource->>DLTPipeline: yield table-wide edge batches
  DLTPipeline->>InstrumentedDestination: send graph records
  InstrumentedDestination->>InstrumentedDestination: write one output part per callback
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86-88: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use the emitted node ID in the edge path

NodeAndEdgeAsset.as_node emits node-n{idx}, while _edge(self.idx) emits start-{idx}-0 and end-{idx}-0. The edge does not target the emitted node. Set the appropriate EdgePath.value to node-n{idx}.

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In `@benchmarks/_bench_assets.py` around lines 86 - 88, Update the
NodeAndEdgeAsset.edges property to ensure the edge path targets the node ID
emitted by as_node: set the appropriate EdgePath.value to node-n{self.idx}
instead of relying on _edge(self.idx)’s start/end identifiers.
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In `@benchmarks/opengraph_batching_benchmark.py`:
- Around line 181-184: Wrap the benchmark execution flow, including input
generation, pipeline execution, and report printing, in a try/finally so cleanup
runs on both success and failure. Keep the existing cfg.keep_output and
cfg.owns_output_root conditions and remove cfg.output_root via the current
shutil.rmtree cleanup in the finally block.

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In `@benchmarks/_bench_assets.py`:
- Around line 86-88: Update the NodeAndEdgeAsset.edges property to ensure the
edge path targets the node ID emitted by as_node: set the appropriate
EdgePath.value to node-n{self.idx} instead of relying on _edge(self.idx)’s
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106-109: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Normalize --output-root before calling Path.as_uri().

If --output-root is relative, input_dir remains relative and Path.as_uri() raises ValueError before the pipeline runs. Resolve the explicit root before deriving input_dir.

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- Around line 89-93: Update the Edge construction in node_and_edge to provide
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serialization.

In `@benchmarks/opengraph_batching_benchmark.py`:
- Around line 167-169: Update the benchmark setup around write_synthetic_input
to isolate each run from stale data by creating a fresh run directory or
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Preserve the caller-supplied output-root parent and ensure input generation and
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Edge(
kind="BENCH_Relationship",
start=EdgePath(match_by="id", value=f"node-n{self.idx}"),
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Provide the required edge properties.

src/openhound/sources/opengraph/entries.py:Edge declares properties as a required field. This constructor omits it, so every node_and_edge row fails validation before the benchmark can serialize the record. Pass an appropriate EdgeProperties value or use the existing project helper.

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appropriate EdgeProperties value or the existing project helper so each
generated row passes validation before serialization.

Comment on lines +167 to +169
table = write_synthetic_input(
input_dir, cfg.shape, cfg.rows, cfg.edges_per_row, cfg.files
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Isolate each benchmark run from stale workspace data.

When a caller reuses --output-root, write_synthetic_input writes new partitions without removing partitions from earlier runs. The table directory is consumed by the OpenGraph file glob, so a previous run with more rows or files can silently change the next run's metrics. The same root also reuses output and dlt_work. Use a fresh run directory or clear only benchmark-owned child directories before generating input. Preserve the caller-supplied parent directory.

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In `@benchmarks/opengraph_batching_benchmark.py` around lines 167 - 169, Update
the benchmark setup around write_synthetic_input to isolate each run from stale
data by creating a fresh run directory or clearing only the benchmark-owned
table, output, and dlt_work child directories. Preserve the caller-supplied
output-root parent and ensure input generation and subsequent benchmark paths
use the isolated run directory.

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