fix: stabilize the NetBox preview apply and reread loop - #178
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update_node stamped source/owner metadata on updated attributes but not on
updated relationships, so a relationship changed by a sync carried no lineage
back to the sync source/owner. This was asymmetric with the create path, which
attributes relationships via generate_payload_create.
Assign relationships via a data dict ({"id", "source", "owner"}) instead of the
bare peer, in both the cardinality-one and cardinality-many branches, so the
same attribution the attribute path applies is stamped on relationships too.
Adds unit tests covering attribute attribution (regression), cardinality-one
and cardinality-many relationships (with and without source/owner), and a
real-SDK check that the dict serialises to _relation__source/_relation__owner.
Fixes #142
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WalkthroughInfrahub relationship updates now apply source and owner attribution, retain rich SDK peer nodes, and cache peer hydration results. Planned applies handle null optional and mandatory cardinality-one relationships with omission, warnings, or validation errors. New tests cover attribution, peer resolution, hydration, caching, and planned writes. The NetBox example now transforms layer-2 modes for physical, virtual, and LAG interfaces and rejects unsupported modes. Changelog and documentation entries describe these changes. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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15-19: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd concise docstrings to the public test functions.
tests/test_netbox_example_l2_mode.py#L15-L19: document supported-mode translation.tests/test_netbox_example_l2_mode.py#L42-L42: document absent-mode preservation.tests/test_netbox_example_l2_mode.py#L62-L65: document malformed-mode rejection.tests/test_netbox_example_l2_mode.py#L81-L81: document q-in-q refusal.As per coding guidelines: “Prefer explicit types on new or changed code; public functions and classes get concise docstrings.”
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infrahub_sync/adapters/infrahub.py (1)
978-998: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRename
hydration_failedto match what it tests.
hydration_failedis set fromcache_key in self._peer_unique_ids. That membership means "a cache entry exists", not "hydration failed". After the early return at Line 989 the entry can only beNone, so the later reads are correct, but the name makes the invariant hard to verify. A name such ascache_entry_exists(or a separatehydration_attemptedflag) states the condition directly.♻️ Proposed rename
- hydration_failed = cache_key in self._peer_unique_ids - if hydration_failed: + cache_entry_exists = cache_key in self._peer_unique_ids + if cache_entry_exists: cached_unique_id = self._peer_unique_ids[cache_key]Apply the same rename at Lines 996 and 1031.
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In `@examples/netbox_to_infrahub/config.yml`:
- Around line 339-349: Add a concise documentation entry under docs describing
the L2-mode transform’s supported mappings—access, tagged, and tagged-all—and
that malformed values and q-in-q are rejected rather than translated. Keep the
example minimal and redact any environment-specific details.
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In `@infrahub_sync/adapters/infrahub.py`:
- Around line 978-998: Rename the boolean variable hydration_failed to
cache_entry_exists throughout the peer hydration flow, including its
initialization from cache_key membership and the checks near the cached
peer-data handling and later reference. Preserve the existing control flow and
cache behavior.
In `@tests/test_netbox_example_l2_mode.py`:
- Around line 15-19: Add concise docstrings to the four public test functions in
tests/test_netbox_example_l2_mode.py:
test_netbox_example_translates_interface_l2_mode should document supported-mode
translation; the functions at lines 42, 62-65, and 81 should document
absent-mode preservation, malformed-mode rejection, and q-in-q refusal
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| # NetBox q-in-q is valid, but this destination schema exposes only | ||
| # access/trunk/trunk_all. The named undefined value makes StrictUndefined | ||
| # refuse q-in-q explicitly instead of applying a lossy translation; | ||
| # `or none` evaluates undefined results so every other unknown mode fails too. | ||
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| field: l2_mode | ||
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| {{ ({'access': 'access', 'tagged': 'trunk', 'tagged-all': 'trunk_all', | ||
| 'q-in-q': q_in_q_requires_destination_schema_support}[mode.value] or none) | ||
| if mode is defined and mode is not none else none }} |
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Add documentation for the new L2-mode configuration.
This example now maps three NetBox modes and rejects malformed values and q-in-q. Add a concise docs/ update that states the supported values and refusal behavior.
As per coding guidelines: “Update docs/ for any user-visible changes (flags, config, adapters). Keep examples minimal, accurate, and redacted.”
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mappings—access, tagged, and tagged-all—and that malformed values and q-in-q are
rejected rather than translated. Keep the example minimal and redact any
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Why
The first v3 preview's shipped NetBox-to-Infrahub path had three interacting failures:
null optional relationships were rendered as
id: "None", NetBox L2 values violated thedestination dropdown, and a post-apply reread could not reconstruct a LAG peer's
relationship-valued identity.
Together these failures prevented realistic interface data from completing a stable
plan, apply, and reread cycle.
Related to #167.
What changed
retaining nullable scalars, required relationships, and cardinality-many fields.
malformed non-null values at the transform boundary.
derived unique ID for the adapter run, preserve richer nodes in the SDK store, and
retain identity-key aliases for already-complete peers.
unexpected SDK, transport, GraphQL, and authentication failures.
main, including source and owner lineage on relationship edgesadded or changed during an Infrahub destination update. Unchanged, pre-existing edges
are not backfilled.
Test plan
Results at
70d85f093e99dd8dc1c98c86d9312d8f09ea5a3c:tyignore warnings remain in untouched files.bundles, 80 bundled physical interfaces, and all expected L2 values;
Known limitation
The complete shipped tutorial is not yet qualified for IP addresses and prefixes. Those
two kinds remain excluded from this qualification because their source identifiers do not
match the destination schema's namespace-based identity. This PR qualifies the repaired
18-kind path; it does not claim to repair that separate IPAM identity defect.
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