Let a tag release the LangChain adapter, and catch the next one that cannot - #226
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…cannot #225 merged an adapter no tag could publish. publish.yml's trigger list and its case statement are both explicit and neither had a row, so a tag naming it would have exited 1. Nothing failed, because the tag test transcribes the *version* rule and never asked whether the workflow knows the adapter exists. Three changes, the second of which is the one that matters: ADAPTER_DIRECTORIES was a literal, which is why none of the three parametrised packaging tests covered the new adapter. Derived from the tree now, the rule the repo's own instructions already state for guarantee ids. A new test asserts every adapter in the tree has both a tag trigger and a case row in publish.yml. Mutation-checked: removing either fails it. Deriving the list pointed the two PUBLISHED.toml guards at an adapter with no published side, correctly. Absence is recorded now rather than tolerated, via an `unreleased` list, and an adapter in neither a version table nor that list fails. A row that is simply missing would read as "not published yet", which is this file's guard dying in the one way it has not died yet. Mutation-checked the same way. Signed-off-by: Arpan Ghoshal <contact@arpanghoshal.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe publish workflow now supports LangChain adapter tags. Release metadata records LangChain as unreleased. Packaging tests discover adapters dynamically and validate workflow coverage and published-record handling. ChangesLangChain adapter publishing
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The packaging guard can miss accidental inclusion of LangChain in the kernel distribution; add the exclusion before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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48-48: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 TrivialConfirm the PyPI trusted publisher before the first non-prerelease release.
When the packaged version is non-prerelease, an
adapters-langchain-*tag maps toctrlrun-langchainand invokespypa/gh-action-pypi-publishin thepypienvironment with OIDC. Ensure PyPI trustsCTRLRun/ctrlrun,.github/workflows/publish.yml, thepypienvironment, and thectrlrun-langchainproject. Without that registration, the upload may be rejected. The repository does not establish the PyPI-side registration, so this is a release prerequisite rather than a confirmed current configuration defect.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @.github/workflows/publish.yml:
- Line 48: Confirm the PyPI trusted publisher registration for the
non-prerelease adapters-langchain release path represented by the
adapters-langchain mapping and its ctrlrun-langchain target. Register
CTRLRun/ctrlrun, .github/workflows/publish.yml, the pypi environment, and the
ctrlrun-langchain project with PyPI before the first stable release.
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The package job unpacks the sdist and runs the suite from inside it, and the sdist prunes .github/ along with adapters/. The new test read the workflow before looking, so it raised FileNotFoundError there instead of skipping. Same guard the section's other documentation tests already use for adapters/, and the reason is the same: these tests read repository files that are deliberately absent from a distribution, so not finding them is the expected state and not a failure. Verified against a directory holding only tests/, where it skips, and against the tree, where it still fails if a trigger is removed. Signed-off-by: Arpan Ghoshal <contact@arpanghoshal.com>
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In `@tests/test_packaging.py`:
- Around line 834-843: Update the T136 kernel-artifact exclusion logic to reject
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| explicit, and neither had a row. Nothing failed, because the tag test above transcribes the | ||
| *version* rule and never asks whether the workflow knows the adapter exists. | ||
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| source = REPO_ROOT / ".github" / "workflows" / "publish.yml" | ||
| if not source.is_file(): # pragma: no cover - the sdist carries neither .github/ nor adapters/ | ||
| pytest.skip("publish.yml is not in this distribution; the sdist prunes .github/") | ||
| workflow = source.read_text(encoding="utf-8") | ||
| for adapter in ADAPTER_DIRECTORIES: | ||
| assert f'"adapters-{adapter}-*"' in workflow, ( | ||
| f"adapters/{adapter} has no tag trigger in publish.yml, so no tag can release it" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Include ctrlrun_langchain in the kernel-artifact exclusion. T136 rejects adapters/, ctrlrun_langgraph, and ctrlrun_openai_agents, but it does not reject ctrlrun_langchain. If a LangChain package enters a kernel artifact under ctrlrun_langchain/ without an adapters/ path, T136 can pass. Derive the forbidden package names from the discovered adapters, or add ctrlrun_langchain explicitly.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In `@tests/test_packaging.py` around lines 834 - 843, Update the T136
kernel-artifact exclusion logic to reject ctrlrun_langchain alongside adapters,
ctrlrun_langgraph, and ctrlrun_openai_agents. Prefer deriving forbidden package
names from the discovered adapter directories, or otherwise add
ctrlrun_langchain explicitly, while preserving the existing validation behavior.
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The gap #225 left
ctrlrun-langchainmerged with its directory, its distribution, its tests and green CI — andno tag could have published it.
publish.yml's trigger list and itscasestatement areboth explicit, neither had a row, and a tag naming it would have exited 1.
Nothing failed, because
test_the_tag_an_adapter_release_needs_is_one_publish_yml_acceptstranscribes the version rule and never asks whether the workflow knows the adapter exists.
Three changes
1.
publish.ymllearns the adapter. A tag trigger and a case row.2.
ADAPTER_DIRECTORIESis derived, not listed. It was("langgraph", "openai-agents"),which is why none of the three parametrised packaging tests covered the new adapter. Derived
from the tree now — the same rule the guarantee ids follow, and for the same reason: a
hand-maintained list of subjects is a list that silently stops covering things.
3. A new test asserts every adapter in the tree is one a tag can release — both a trigger
and a case row. This is the guard that would have caught #225.
The consequence of deriving, which is the interesting part
Pointing the two
PUBLISHED.tomlguards at an adapter with no published side failed them,correctly. An unpublished adapter has nothing on PyPI to compare against.
Absence is now recorded rather than tolerated:
An adapter in neither a version table nor that list fails. A row that is simply missing would
read as "not published yet" — which is this file's guard dying in the one way it has not died
yet, after three releases of dying in other ways.
A release pass moves a name out of
unreleasedand adds its table after the uploadsucceeds, which is the rule the file already states.
Evidence
Both new guards mutation-checked:
The two skips are the
PUBLISHED.tomlguards onlangchain, skipping with the reason that itis recorded as never uploaded.
After this merges
adapters-langchain-1.0.0becomes a tag that publishes. It also needs a PyPI pendingpublisher for
ctrlrun-langchain, since the workflow uses trusted publishing:ctrlrun-langchainCTRLRunctrlrunpublish.ymlpypiThat part is yours; nothing in this PR can do it.
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