refactor: apply complexipy refactor suggestions (evaluation demo, do not merge) - #1115
refactor: apply complexipy refactor suggestions (evaluation demo, do not merge)#1115Aaron ("AJ") Steers (aaronsteers) wants to merge 2 commits into
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In `@airbyte/_connector_base.py`:
- Around line 328-330: Update the rejected-guard rationale near the
connection-status handling to accurately state that the proposed and condition
fails to continue for every non-connection-status message and does not skip
FAILED handling, since FAILED messages do not satisfy it. Explain that the
correct early guard requires or while preserving the final no-status raise.
In `@airbyte/sources/base.py`:
- Around line 89-103: Update the table-building logic around
dataset.column_names and record iteration to derive visible_columns by excluding
internal_cols once, then use it for both header creation and row values so their
column sets stay aligned; add a regression case covering a dataset containing an
internal column.
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| for col in dataset.column_names: | ||
| table.add_column( | ||
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| table.add_row( | ||
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| escape(str(val)) | ||
| for key, val in record.items() | ||
| # Exclude internal Airbyte columns. | ||
| if key not in internal_cols | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Could you keep the internal-column filter consistent for headers and rows?
When dataset.column_names contains an entry from internal_cols, lines 89-93 add a header for it, but lines 95-102 omit that value from each row. The rows and headers then describe different column sets. Could you derive visible_columns once and use it for both loops, and add a regression case with an internal column? wdyt?
Proposed fix
- for col in dataset.column_names:
+ visible_columns = [col for col in dataset.column_names if col not in internal_cols]
+ for col in visible_columns:
table.add_column(
Markdown(f"**`{col}`**"),
overflow="fold",
)
for record in dataset:
table.add_row(
- *[
- escape(str(val))
- for key, val in record.items()
- # Exclude internal Airbyte columns.
- if key not in internal_cols
- ]
+ *[escape(str(record.get(col, ""))) for col in visible_columns]
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| for col in dataset.column_names: | |
| table.add_column( | |
| Markdown(f"**`{col}`**"), | |
| overflow="fold", | |
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| for record in dataset: | |
| table.add_row( | |
| *[ | |
| escape(str(val)) | |
| for key, val in record.items() | |
| # Exclude internal Airbyte columns. | |
| if key not in internal_cols | |
| ] | |
| ) | |
| visible_columns = [col for col in dataset.column_names if col not in internal_cols] | |
| for col in visible_columns: | |
| table.add_column( | |
| Markdown(f"**`{col}`**"), | |
| overflow="fold", | |
| ) | |
| for record in dataset: | |
| table.add_row( | |
| *[escape(str(record.get(col, ""))) for col in visible_columns] | |
| ) |
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In `@airbyte/sources/base.py` around lines 89 - 103, Update the table-building
logic around dataset.column_names and record iteration to derive visible_columns
by excluding internal_cols once, then use it for both header creation and row
values so their column sets stay aligned; add a regression case covering a
dataset containing an internal column.
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🙋 Human Input Needed: the mismatch is real but preexisting on main — I'd rather not fix behavior in this PR.
Verified: the header loop iterates dataset.column_names while the row loop filters internal_cols, and that asymmetry is byte-for-byte what print_samples already does on main — this PR only moved the block into _build_sample_table. Since get_records results carry _airbyte_extracted_at / _airbyte_meta / _airbyte_raw_id, the non-pivoted branch does render shifted values today.
Two reasons to leave it here: this PR is a deliberately unmergeable evaluation artifact for complexipy suggestions, and fixing display behavior would put a real bug fix behind TK markers that block merge. AJ — want me to open a separate small PR against main for the visible_columns fix (plus a regression test with an internal column)?
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Pull request overview
This PR is an evaluation artifact demonstrating how complexipy --suggest-refactors recommendations would be represented/applied in this repo, including “TK” audit blocks explaining which suggestions were accepted or rejected.
Changes:
- Extracted
Source.print_samplestable-construction into a module-level helper (_build_sample_table) inairbyte/sources/base.py. - Flattened the nested conditional structure in
fetch_registry_version_dateusing acontinueguard while preserving thefor/elsebehavior. - Added “TK” blocks documenting complexipy suggestions and rationale (accepted/rejected) in several touched functions.
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airbyte/sources/base.py |
Adds _build_sample_table helper and updates Source.print_samples to use it. |
airbyte/secrets/util.py |
Adds TK documentation around a rejected loop-guards suggestion in get_secret. |
airbyte/_util/api_util.py |
Adds TK documentation around a rejected predicate-extraction suggestion in get_airbyte_server_instance. |
airbyte/_registry_utils.py |
Refactors fetch_registry_version_date control flow and adds TK documentation. |
airbyte/_connector_base.py |
Adds TK documentation around rejected loop-guards suggestions in ConnectorBase.check. |
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| # We'll pivot the columns so each column is its own row | ||
| table.add_column("Column Name") | ||
| for _ in range(len(dataset)): | ||
| table.add_column(overflow="fold") | ||
| for col in dataset.column_names: | ||
| table.add_row( | ||
| Markdown(f"**`{col}`**"), | ||
| *[escape(str(record[col])) for record in dataset], | ||
| ) | ||
| else: | ||
| for col in dataset.column_names: | ||
| table.add_column( | ||
| Markdown(f"**`{col}`**"), | ||
| overflow="fold", | ||
| ) | ||
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| for record in dataset: | ||
| table.add_row( | ||
| *[ | ||
| escape(str(val)) | ||
| for key, val in record.items() | ||
| # Exclude internal Airbyte columns. | ||
| if key not in internal_cols | ||
| ] | ||
| ) |
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🙋 Human Input Needed: correct on both counts, but both predate this PR — the helper moved this code verbatim, so I'm deliberately not fixing them behind merge-blocking TK markers.
Confirmed against main: the header loop already iterated all of dataset.column_names while the row loop already filtered internal_cols out of record.items(), and the pivot path already used record[col]. So the header/value misalignment and the sparse-record KeyError both exist today, independent of this change.
Your suggested shape is the right fix — derive visible_columns = [c for c in dataset.column_names if c not in internal_cols] once, add headers from that, and build rows as escape(str(record.get(col, ""))) in that same order (which also removes the record[col] KeyError on the pivot path). Because that's a real behavior fix rather than a complexity-evaluation artifact, it belongs in its own PR with a regression test covering a dataset that carries _airbyte_* columns. I've asked AJ whether to open that now; not touching it here.
Summary
Do not merge. This is an evaluation artifact requested by AJ: it shows what
complexipy --suggest-refactors(v7.0.1) actually recommends on this repo and what an agent does with those recommendations. Every touched function carries a# TK:block quoting the tool's literal suggestion and recording the verdict — those blocks intentionally block merge.complexipyemitted 97 refactor plans over 81 first-party functions here (C003 extract_helper40,C007 collapsible_if29,C001 flatten_condition16,C005 extract_predicate5,C002 loop_guards4,C004 split_dispatcher3), 38 of them labeledMachineApplicable. Two were worth applying; three representative ones are documented and deliberately not applied.Applied
fetch_registry_version_date(C007, 16 → 8,MachineApplicable, measured). The tool's literal patch wasif version in release_candidates and commit_timestamp and date_match:— invalid, becausecommit_timestampanddate_matchare assigned in statements between the nestedifs. The finding was right, so the loop was flattened by hand with acontinueguard, preserving thefor/else → return None, thebreak, and the broadexceptpath. The now-unneeded# noqa: PLR1702came off.Source.print_samples(C003, claims 20 → 4, unmeasured). Table construction moved to a module-level_build_sample_table(dataset, *, internal_cols, col_limit) -> Table. Note the honest caveat recorded in the code: the per-function score drops because code moved, not because anything got simpler — module total is roughly unchanged.Rejected, with the reasoning left in the source
ConnectorBase.check(C002): the plan emitted two guards,if not msg.type == Type.CONNECTION_STATUS and msg.connectionStatus: continueandif not msg.connectionStatus.status != Status.FAILED: continue. The first is(not A) and Bwhere the complement ofA and Bisnot A or not B, so it misses some non-status messages; the second lets a FAILED messagecontinuepast theAirbyteConnectorCheckFailedErrorraise.get_secret(C002): the emitted guards are logically equivalent, butcontinueskips thesources[sources.index(source)] = available_sources[source]mapping assignment that follows, silently breaking secret-source resolution.get_airbyte_server_instance(C005): suggests closures literally named_check_condition_L210/_check_condition_L217. Line-derived names rot on the next edit, and complexipy folds closures into the parent score, so the claimed reduction is unmeasured and probably illusory.The headline evaluation result: across all 29
C007"collapsible if" plans in this repo, zero point at anifwhose body is a single nestedif— i.e. none are literally collapsible as emitted, yet most are labeledMachineApplicablewith a measured reduction. The findings are useful as pointers; the patches are not safe to apply mechanically.Also surfaced during review, and not fixed here because it predates this PR:
print_samplesbuilds headers from every column but strips_airbyte_*internal columns from the row values, so non-pivoted sample tables render shifted values onmaintoday. See the review thread — a separate PR is the right home for that fix.Companion PR in
airbyte-ops-mcp: https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte-ops-mcp/pull/1294Test plan
poetry run ruff format --check .andpoetry run ruff check .— clean.pytest tests/unit_tests/ -m 'not slow and not requires_creds'— 489 passed, 1 skipped.mypywas not available in the local environment and was not run; CI covers it (all 20 checks green).print_samplesoutput is unchanged (rendering logic moved verbatim).Summary by CodeRabbit
Refactor
Documentation
Bug Fixes
Link to Devin session: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/4049f7c11fde48d3a4fe007221666f5e
Requested by: Aaron ("AJ") Steers (@aaronsteers)