[https://nvbugs/6739553][fix] Exempt in-tree venv from sys.path check - #18923
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 11 remain after this review. WalkthroughMagic import path validation now uses component-aware containment. It recognizes active, base, and exec interpreter roots. Tests cover in-project virtual environments, similarly named siblings, and interpreter roots above the project. ChangesMagic import path validation
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In `@tests/unittest/others/test_magic_import.py`:
- Line 821: Update the tests around magic_import_hooks._INTERPRETER_ROOTS to
exercise construction from distinct sys.prefix, sys.base_prefix,
sys.exec_prefix, and sys.base_exec_prefix values before module loading. Verify
each corresponding in-project path is accepted, including meaningful
path-boundary and regression cases, rather than replacing _INTERPRETER_ROOTS
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Two unrelated changes are bundled here, and the second one isn't supported by the first.
The magic_import_hooks change itself is reasonable: exempting the running interpreter's own install prefixes is the right call for an in-tree .venv-*, and switching containment to PurePath.is_relative_to fixes the sibling-prefix false match. Keep that part.
The waiver removal doesn't follow. test_common/magic_import_hooks is loaded only from tests/unittest/pytest.ini (-p test_common.magic_import_hooks); tests/integration/ has no pytest.ini and never loads the plugin, so the sys.path guard cannot affect accuracy/test_llm_api_pytorch.py::TestDeepSeekV32::... at all. And the waived test is an intermittent failure, not a deterministic one — a single green run doesn't establish it's healthy; you'd need a reproduction of the original failure mode under the conditions that trigger it, or a mechanism that explains it. Please drop the waives.txt change from this PR and keep it as a harness fix. If you do want to unwaive, that belongs in its own PR with the post-merge stage run (/bot run --extra-stage "...") as evidence.
Also worth correcting the PR description: it presents the waiver removal as a consequence of the harness fix, which the plugin registration contradicts.
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NVBug 6739553 is closed as Bug - Fixed. The linked bug appears resolved elsewhere or for a reason that does not prove this PR is redundant. This PR should be judged on its own merits; repair-bot is not auto-closing it. |
Summary
A virtual environment may lives inside project root and contains third party modules inserting their paths into
sys.path, which is not our fault and we cannot prevent them. Exempt them from thesys.pathcheck.Paths under project root are still reported, if instead project root lives under the prefix of the interpreter (Typically the case for system Python).
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magic_import_hooks.pynow detects interpreter roots and uses component-aware path checks.sys.pathpollution failures.QA Engineer Review
tests/unittest/others/test_magic_import.py.Per-File QA Perspective
tests/test_common/magic_import_hooks.py: Verify interpreter-root detection, virtual-environment exemptions, and sibling-path rejection.tests/unittest/others/test_magic_import.py: Covers accepted virtual-environment paths and rejected sibling paths. The test is listed in the relevant CI or manual-QA lists where applicable.