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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe change extracts naming and rule selection logic, adds immutable interface-family planning and execution, adds prospective preview planning, records PostgreSQL performance evidence, and updates CI and test automation. ChangesInterface-family planning and execution
Rule selection extraction
Performance baseline
Architecture and automation
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR routes interface-family renames and bulk applies through new planning and execution paths. Current risks include partial or cross-database updates, incomplete channelized renames, and unreported database failures; performance profiling may also produce unreliable or sensitive retained evidence. These correctness and data-handling risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Poem
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- Around line 422-426: Update the teardown in the finally block around
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314-323: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftFingerprint plan shape without runtime counters.
_sanitize_planremoves timing fields but keeps actual rows, loops, buffer, temporary-block, and WAL counters. Serializing the entire sanitized plan intoidentitytherefore creates separate entries when the same normalized SQL produces different runtime statistics. This fragments equivalent plans and prevents their calls and aggregate work from being combined.Build the identity from a structural plan copy with runtime counters removed. Keep those counters in the representative plan and aggregate.
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In `@docs/adr/0001-interface-family-operation-atomicity.md`:
- Around line 1-3: Add the project-standard SPDX header immediately after the
front matter in docs/adr/0001-interface-family-operation-atomicity.md (lines
1-3), docs/adr/0002-revalidate-family-plans-before-execution.md (lines 1-3),
docs/adr/0003-profile-database-work-on-the-signal-path.md (lines 1-3),
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- Around line 314-323: Update _group_plans so identity fingerprints use a
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1-1: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd the SPDX header.
performance/README.mdhas no SPDX header. Add the repository SPDX license identifier before the Markdown heading.As per coding guidelines, “All source files must include SPDX headers.”
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983-992: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRun timing samples on a connection that has not loaded
auto_explain.
_auto_explain_notices()loadsauto_explainon the shared Django connection before_time_scenario()runs. Settingauto_explain.log_min_duration = -1suppresses plan logging but does not unload the module or its executor hooks, so the machine-time samples are not uninstrumented.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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695-700: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftMeasure complete-model-save scenarios across a real commit boundary.
captureOnCommitCallbacks(execute=True)invokes callbacks without committingTestCase’s enclosing transaction. The callback therefore runs against uncommitted module and interface rows, unlike productiontransaction.on_commit()execution. Use a transaction-capable test path that commits the module save before timing the deferred callback.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @.github/workflows/lint-format.yaml:
- Line 29: Update the dependency declarations associated with the lint and
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In `@netbox_interface_name_rules/tests/signal_performance.py`:
- Around line 983-992: Update the timing flow around _time_scenario so
machine-time samples execute on a fresh database connection that has not loaded
auto_explain, rather than the shared connection used by _profile_scenario and
_auto_explain_notices. Preserve the existing profiling results while ensuring
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- Around line 695-700: Update the performance test around Module.objects.create
and captureOnCommitCallbacks to use a transaction-capable test path that commits
the module save before executing the deferred callback, ensuring the measured
scenario reflects production transaction.on_commit behavior.
In `@performance/README.md`:
- Line 1: Add the repository’s standard SPDX license identifier as the first
line of performance/README.md, before the “Automatic naming performance
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In `@netbox_interface_name_rules/engine.py`:
- Around line 292-301: Update the remaining-interface query in the surrounding
engine flow to use module._state.db or DEFAULT_DB_ALIAS, matching
family_ops.plan_installed_families, and add the required DEFAULT_DB_ALIAS
import. Keep the existing module filter and plan_set.member_pks exclusion
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In `@netbox_interface_name_rules/family/execution.py`:
- Around line 274-276: Update execute_installed_plan_set to catch per-plan
execution errors from _execute_plan, preserve successful family outcomes, and
emit a failed outcome using FamilyStatus.FAILED for the affected family. Ensure
transaction rollback isolates each family as intended, including when
transaction.atomic operates as a savepoint inside an existing atomic block, and
verify behavior against the documented ADR.
In `@netbox_interface_name_rules/family/installed.py`:
- Around line 158-175: Remove the unused base_name parameter from _flat_plan and
update its sole call site to stop passing that argument; preserve the existing
plan construction and family_id derivation.
- Around line 117-155: Reduce the cognitive complexity of _flat_candidates by
extracting the historical-base ambiguity computation and per-template candidate
construction into focused helpers with explicit inputs and return values. Keep
_flat_candidates responsible for validation, orchestration, claim counting, and
filtering, while preserving the existing candidate uniqueness and ambiguity
behavior.
- Around line 108-113: Update the regex construction and matching flow around
_historical_pattern and pattern.fullmatch to prevent adjacent {vc_position}
tokens from causing unbounded backtracking: bound each numeric token
consistently with the supported value range, or replace this path with a
linear-time matcher. Preserve base capture and family-planning behavior for
valid interface names.
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The installed-family planner resolved interfaces through the alias the module row came from, while the engine read the remaining interfaces with the default manager. On a module loaded from another alias the plan set and the leftover query then came from two databases, so the member exclusion no longer described the rows it filtered. Both paths now derive the alias from one helper, family.module_db_alias. Known gap, tracked separately: the leftover rename path itself is not alias-aware. Its collision pre-checks, channel creation and transaction block still run on the default alias, so a non-default module still splits reads from writes there. Making that path alias-aware means threading the alias through _apply_rule_with_family and its four branches, which is outside this change. Refs #77.
A template name with two adjacent {vc_position} tokens produced a historical
matcher holding back-to-back unbounded numeric runs, for example \d+\d+. A
fullmatch that fails then backtracks over every way to split the digits, so a
long interface name could hold the naming path for an unbounded time.
Each token now matches at most ten digits, the width a vc_position value can
have, and a template whose tokens are adjacent builds no matcher at all,
because adjacent tokens cannot be told apart.
The matcher is now rebuilt from the marker positions instead of by text
replacement. A template name that itself spells a marker would shift those
positions, so the builder checks the markers against the ones it inserted and
returns no matcher when they differ, rather than raising IndexError.
Refs #77.
SonarCloud reported cognitive complexity 19 against a limit of 15 for _flat_candidates, and an unused base_name parameter on _flat_plan. The ambiguity computation, the per-template candidate construction and the single-claim filter each move into their own function, so _flat_candidates now only orchestrates them. The candidate dedupe stays in the caller and still runs against every candidate collected so far, so two templates that resolve to one name keep producing a single candidate. _flat_plan derives family_id from its first member, so it drops base_name. Refs #77.
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In `@netbox_interface_name_rules/engine.py`:
- Around line 324-325: Thread the module database alias from the
remaining-interface lookup through the legacy breakout helpers, including every
Interface query, transaction.atomic call, and save. Ensure both
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Structural creation of a channelized family moves out of the engine into the family package, as an immutable plan plus an executor. family/capabilities.py owns the probe that decides whether the active NetBox data model can hold a channelized family. The engine keeps a delegating entry point, so callers and templates are unchanged. family/structural.py plans the parent, the declared channel capacity, the expected channels, their intended names and the base snapshot, then installs them in one transaction. It locks and revalidates the base row, runs NetBox model validation against the real rows, and rolls the whole family back on a collision, a validation failure, a stale base or a channel-creation failure. A release that cannot model channels now produces a FamilyStatus.UNSUPPORTED outcome instead of a version branch in the caller. A rule whose template cannot be evaluated produces a FamilyStatus.FAILED outcome, so a broken template no longer reaches the caller as an exception that could leave the family invisible to the collision bookkeeping and mislabel the rule as potentially deprecated. family/names.py holds the single implementation of the deferred parent-cascade reconciliation, together with the name-collision helpers both executors need. The engine's duplicate is gone; the legacy family rename now drives the same function. Callback registration stays inside the family package. Refs #78.
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The structural executor revalidated only the base row, so an interface added to the module between planning and execution was not seen. The family was then built beside it, which is the stranded-sibling case the flat-expansion check exists to prevent. Execution now recounts the module's interfaces against its module type's templates inside the transaction, and rejects the plan as stale when the module gained rows after planning. The plan carries module_type_id so the check needs no second module fetch. Refs #78.
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- Around line 34-35: Update the Interface queryset in the transaction to call
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The deferred reconciliation selected its children with select_for_update() and
select_related("device"). Django applies FOR UPDATE to every joined table, so
the query also locked the device row, and NetBox's natural interface ordering
meant two overlapping reconciliations could take those locks in different
orders.
The lock is now restricted to the interface rows and taken in primary-key
order, the order ADR 0005 already requires of family execution.
Refs #78.
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Rowless prediction and the interactive preview each rebuilt the names a rule intends, beside the installed and structural planners that already computed them. Three copies of the same naming rules can drift, and the preview carried enough row detail to look like an executable snapshot. family/targets.py now owns every name a rule intends for a family: the flat sibling names, the channelized parent-and-channel names, and the targets for an installed family (breakout rename, lockstep rename, channel-count mismatch, template failure). The installed, structural and prospective planners all name families through it. family/prospective.py plans families for interfaces described by name alone. Three adapters feed it: describe_module_interfaces (a module's templates plus the caller's names), describe_template_interfaces (templates the caller already read) and describe_interfaces (live rows). It creates no row, and execute_installed_plan_set and execute_structural_family now refuse a plan that is not their own type before locking anything. predict_rule_output maps each raw name through the plan set, and find_interfaces_for_rule builds its entries from plans. The engine's own prediction and preview helpers are deleted. Entry keys, the batch limit and total_checked are unchanged. Three corners now say what apply actually does: - a channelized family whose template fails on one channel predicts the whole family unchanged, which is how apply already leaves it; - a channelized family whose intended names are already taken on the module predicts and previews unchanged, which is what the structural executor already refuses; - a family the preview cannot name reports one error placeholder instead of one per name. Verified on NetBox 4.6 (744 tests) and 4.7.0-beta1 (756 tests), coverage 97%. One failure is an unrelated pre-existing local environment issue; CI is unaffected.
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The prospective partition treated a channel as a family member only when its parent declared a channel count, so a row carrying a channel_id under a parent that declares none became an independent preview candidate. The apply path classifies purely on channel_id and never processes such a row on its own, so the preview offered a rename for a primary key apply ignores. A channel now belongs to whatever interface it names as its parent, and one whose parent is not described is planned by nothing. Family versus plain is decided by rule shape: a breakout rule renames only a family NetBox models with a channel count, and any other rule carries whatever channels the interface has along with it. The template channel suffixes are also read lazily again. A simple rule over a channelized family loaded them for every module, while the path they replaced read them only when a channel's own name could not yield its suffix, which added two queries per module to the preview scan. Both tests fail against the unfixed code.
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unlimited preview scans by avoiding repeated has_flat_expansion(module) lookups
from _creation_context. Reuse the batched ifaces_by_module data when available,
or add a module-primary-key batch lookup and pass its results into
family_ops.plan_prospective_families, while preserving existing limit and
planning behavior.
In `@netbox_interface_name_rules/family/targets.py`:
- Around line 172-174: Update channelized_family_targets() to validate that
child channel_id values exactly match the ordered range 1..parent_channels
before calling either _breakout_targets() or _lockstep_targets(). If membership
is missing, duplicated, or out of range, return FamilyStatus.BLOCKED; otherwise
preserve the existing branch selection and target generation.
In `@netbox_interface_name_rules/tests/test_engine_advanced.py`:
- Around line 1109-1112: Update find_interfaces_for_rule and its _process_module
flow so reaching the result limit stops adding results but does not stop
scanning matching families or incrementing the full-family total. Preserve the
limit on returned results while ensuring total reports all matching families.
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Retroactive apply and virtual-chassis reapplication now plan every family a rule intends on each module and execute each family on its own, through the same locked and revalidated executors installed renaming already uses. `apply_rule_to_existing` returns a `BatchOutcome` and no longer takes a `conflicts` list. The Apply view and the background job read the renamed count and the skipped interfaces from that outcome. A blocked, stale or unnamable family costs the batch only itself. Two new plan kinds complete the executable set the bulk path needs: a `FlatCreationPlan` that expands one plain interface into its sibling family, and a one-member installed plan for a rule that renames an interface which belongs to no family. `family/batch.py` composes them: a module's installed families claim their members first, and each leftover interface is planned as the family the rule would build there, so no interface belongs to two plans. Deliberate behaviour changes: - A module type with several ports and a breakout rule builds and previews one family per port. Before, `_find_channel_base` picked one base per module and the other ports were left out. Two bases that intend the same names still build that family once, through the base the family already names, so completing a half-built family is unchanged. Preview and apply share that choice in `one_family_per_name_set`. - Bulk apply recovers an installed flat family from the module type's templates, so a family whose template name changed is renamed as a family instead of being renamed from its current channel-0 name. - A blocked channelized family reports every member it left unchanged, so the skipped count covers the family rather than only its parent. One batch shares what its modules share: the module rows carry the relations template resolution dereferences, their interfaces are read in one query, and `pinned_template_cache` reads one module type's interface templates once however many modules carry it. `raw_name_matchers` now derives its names from `resolved_template_names`, so the two callers no longer resolve the same templates twice. Measured on the same fixtures before and after (statements per operation): flat breakout first apply 78 to 76 for one module and 76.8 to 73.5 per further module, flat breakout re-apply over eight modules 42 to 27, virtual-chassis reapplication over eight modules 245 to 230. A simple rename costs three more statements per module (a savepoint pair and the row lock) because it now goes through the family executor, which gains it stale-plan rejection and per-family isolation.
The structural guard refuses to build a channelized family on a module that already carries a flat breakout, because turning one sibling into a parent would strand the others. It recognised that expansion by counting the module's interfaces against its module type's templates, and a family's channel rows inflated that count. A module with two ports therefore lost the second one: building the family on the first port added its channels, the count passed the template total, and the second port's plan was refused as stale. A later apply found one installed family and stopped planning creations altogether, so that port could never gain a family. The preview offered it all along, because it reads the same count before any of the rows exist. A channel belongs to the parent that declares it, so the count now covers plain interfaces alone.
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In `@docs/adr/0009-apply-a-rule-batch-family-by-family.md`:
- Around line 1-3: Add the repository-standard SPDX header to the Markdown
document immediately after the closing front matter, preserving the front
matter’s validity and leaving its metadata unchanged.
- Around line 9-11: Resolve the contradiction in the ADR by updating the
virtual-chassis reapplication flow to route leftover-interface renames through
the family batch and its locked, revalidated executor contract in batch.py.
Ensure the path uses the same per-family transaction and stale-plan checks as
retroactive apply; if that integration is not implemented, explicitly qualify
the retroactive-rename claim and document the incomplete scope.
In `@netbox_interface_name_rules/tests/test_bulk_families.py`:
- Around line 470-477: Update
test_eight_channelized_families_cost_no_more_per_module_than_the_first so the
second measurement uses a name describing the seven-position run, and derive the
per-module divisor from self.POSITIONS[1:] rather than hard-coding 6. Keep the
existing scaling assertion and measurements unchanged.
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The divisor was fixed at 6 while the second measurement adds the seven positions after the first, so the reported marginal cost was 7/6 of the real one. Derive it from the positions the run adds. Also pin how an installed family that lost a channel is treated: every surviving channel takes the name its own channel id gives it, so the rule still repairs the family. Blocking incomplete membership would leave those rows on their raw template names for good.
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