Add redirect packages, fix tests, and prep for sub-package release#1588
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Pull request overview
This PR prepares the Hamilton sub-packages (SDK/UI/LSP/Contrib) for release under the Apache package names by adding “redirect” packages for legacy sf-hamilton-* names, updating compatibility for newer dependency versions (e.g., pygls>=2.0, polars>=1.34), and adjusting UI mini-mode static asset handling.
Changes:
- Add
sf-hamilton-{sdk,ui,lsp,contrib}redirect package skeletons (README + templatedpyproject+ build scripts). - Fix/relax tests for optional dependencies (skip when missing) and for dependency behavior changes (Polars date quantiles, UI build path string checks).
- Update UI mini settings to use Vite’s
build/assets/output and adjust LSP to remove deprecatedloopusage forpygls>=2.0.
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| ui/sdk/tests/tracking/test_pyspark_stats.py | Skip module when pyspark isn’t installed to keep test suite runnable in minimal envs. |
| ui/sdk/tests/tracking/test_polars_stats.py | Relax date-quantile assertions for Polars 1.34+ behavior differences. |
| ui/sdk/tests/tracking/test_langchain_stats.py | Skip module when langchain_core isn’t installed. |
| ui/sdk/tests/tracking/test_ibis_stats.py | Skip module when ibis isn’t installed. |
| ui/sdk/requirements-test.txt | Add Python version markers to avoid installing unsupported deps on Python 3.14+. |
| ui/backend/tests/test_build.py | Relax settings-content check for build dir strings (assets/static). |
| ui/backend/server/trackingserver_projects/schema.py | Make ProjectOut.role explicitly nullable for Pydantic v2 typing consistency. |
| ui/backend/server/server/settings_mini.py | Point STATICFILES_DIRS at build/assets/ (Vite output). |
| ui/backend/pyproject.toml | Remove the hamilton-ui console script entrypoint. |
| sf-hamilton-ui-redirect/README.md | Document redirect from sf-hamilton-ui to apache-hamilton-ui. |
| sf-hamilton-ui-redirect/pyproject.toml.template | Template for redirect package metadata/dependency pinning. |
| sf-hamilton-ui-redirect/build.sh | Build helper to stamp version + build + twine-check redirect artifact. |
| sf-hamilton-sdk-redirect/README.md | Document redirect from sf-hamilton-sdk to apache-hamilton-sdk. |
| sf-hamilton-sdk-redirect/pyproject.toml.template | Template for SDK redirect package metadata/dependency pinning. |
| sf-hamilton-sdk-redirect/build.sh | Build helper for SDK redirect artifact. |
| sf-hamilton-lsp-redirect/README.md | Document redirect from sf-hamilton-lsp to apache-hamilton-lsp. |
| sf-hamilton-lsp-redirect/pyproject.toml.template | Template for LSP redirect package metadata/dependency pinning. |
| sf-hamilton-lsp-redirect/build.sh | Build helper for LSP redirect artifact. |
| sf-hamilton-contrib-redirect/README.md | Document redirect from sf-hamilton-contrib to apache-hamilton-contrib. |
| sf-hamilton-contrib-redirect/pyproject.toml.template | Template for contrib redirect package metadata/dependency pinning. |
| sf-hamilton-contrib-redirect/build.sh | Build helper for contrib redirect artifact. |
| scripts/verify-sub-packages.md | New release-validation guide for sub-packages (install/test/acceptance checks). |
| dev_tools/language_server/pyproject.toml | Bump pygls dependency to >=2.0. |
| dev_tools/language_server/hamilton_lsp/server.py | Remove deprecated loop kwarg usage for pygls>=2.0. |
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| ```bash | ||
| # Set the versions being released | ||
| export SDK_VERSION=0.9.0 | ||
| export UI_VERSION=0.0.18 | ||
| export LSP_VERSION=0.2.0 | ||
| export CONTRIB_VERSION=0.0.9 | ||
| ``` |
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Fixed — added export HAMILTON_VERSION=1.90.0 to the Quick Start section.
| # Step 1: Open the UI in your browser and create a project. | ||
| # The `hamilton ui` command opens http://localhost:8242 automatically. | ||
| # Create a project and note its ID (shown in the URL, e.g. /dashboard/project/1). | ||
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| # Step 2: Run the hamilton_ui example against the server | ||
| cd examples/hamilton_ui | ||
| pip install -r requirements.txt | ||
| python run.py --username <your_username> --project-id <project_id> | ||
| # Expected: "Captured execution run. Results can be found at ..." | ||
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| # Step 3: Verify in the UI | ||
| # Navigate to http://localhost:8242/dashboard/project/<id>/runs | ||
| # You should see the DAG run with node-level details, attributes, etc. |
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Fixed — all URLs now consistently reference port 8241 (mini mode serves both API and frontend on the same port).
| def test_settings_mini_mode_configured(self): | ||
| """Verify that Django settings are correctly configured for mini mode.""" | ||
| settings_file = get_ui_backend_dir() / "server" / "server" / "settings.py" | ||
| assert settings_file.exists(), f"Django settings file not found at {settings_file}" | ||
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| settings_content = settings_file.read_text() | ||
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| # Check for mini mode configuration | ||
| assert 'HAMILTON_ENV == "mini"' in settings_content, ( | ||
| "Django settings missing mini mode configuration" | ||
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| # Check for STATICFILES_DIRS pointing to build/static/ or build/assets/ | ||
| assert "build/static/" in settings_content or "build/assets/" in settings_content, ( | ||
| "Django settings missing build/static/ or build/assets/ in STATICFILES_DIRS" | ||
| # Check for STATICFILES_DIRS pointing to build/static or build/assets | ||
| assert "build/static" in settings_content or "build/assets" in settings_content, ( | ||
| "Django settings missing build/static or build/assets in STATICFILES_DIRS" | ||
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Good catch. Updated the test to also validate settings_mini.py directly (checks that it has build/static or build/assets in STATICFILES_DIRS). The settings.py check remains since it contains the mini mode branching logic.
| def __init__(self, server: str = "HamiltonServer", version: str = __version__): | ||
| super().__init__(server, version) |
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Do we need a regression test for this?
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The existing test_commands.py validates server initialization works with pygls 2.x — that's the regression coverage. The change is just removing a deprecated kwarg, so the test confirming the server still starts is sufficient.
| export SDK_VERSION=0.9.0 | ||
| export UI_VERSION=0.0.18 | ||
| export LSP_VERSION=0.2.0 | ||
| export CONTRIB_VERSION=0.0.9 |
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Wouldn't it be better to have a script that reads the versions from wherever they're stored (like on L45 below)? Fewer manual steps = fewer opportunities for human error.
| python -m venv /tmp/verify-sdk && source /tmp/verify-sdk/bin/activate | ||
| pip install apache-hamilton apache-hamilton-sdk==${SDK_VERSION} |
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Shouldn't we use uv for such things?
| pip install -r requirements.txt -r requirements-test.txt | ||
| pip install -e . |
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Didn't we remove requirement txts? I think we should install with uv sync --group test
| hamilton ui --settings-file mini --no-open --port 8241 & | ||
| # Or equivalently from the CLI: | ||
| # python -m hamilton.cli ui --settings-file mini --no-open --port 8241 |
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uv run migrate-ui could be nice
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Agreed — doesn't exist yet. Filed as a follow-up idea. Would need a CLI command wired into the hamilton_ui package.
| actual_q = actual["observability_value"][col].pop("quantiles") | ||
| expected_q = expected_stats["observability_value"][col].pop("quantiles") | ||
| # Accept either empty or populated quantiles for Date columns | ||
| assert actual_q == expected_q or actual_q == {} |
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Perhaps we should branch on the polars version to avoid a false pass? This might even be doable as a test parameterization.
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| ibis-framework | |||
| langchain_core | |||
| ibis-framework; python_version < "3.14" | |||
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Why? According to ibis' manifest, it supports python >=3.10
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| langchain_core | ||
| ibis-framework; python_version < "3.14" | ||
| langchain_core; python_version < "3.14" |
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Why? 3.14 is supported: https://github.com/langchain-ai/langchain/blob/master/libs/core/pyproject.toml#L19
| pyarrow | ||
| pyarrow_hotfix # required for ibis tests | ||
| pyarrow_hotfix; python_version < "3.14" |
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Would it be that bad to set the minimum pyarrow version to 14.0.1 (released on Nov 2023) to avoid pyarrow_hotfix entirely?
| pyarrow_hotfix; python_version < "3.14" | ||
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| pyspark; python_version < "3.14" |
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| pyarrow_hotfix # required for ibis tests | ||
| pyarrow>=14.0.1 | ||
| pyarrow_hotfix |
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pyarrow_hotfix is included in pyarrow>=14.0.1, so can be removed
| pyarrow_hotfix |
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Checked — pyarrow_hotfix is NOT bundled in pyarrow>=14.0.1. It's a separate package. ibis-framework 12.0.0 unconditionally does import pyarrow_hotfix in 16+ files (backends, formats, etc.) but doesn't declare it as a dependency. We need to keep it in our test requirements until ibis removes those imports.
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Checked — pyarrow_hotfix is NOT bundled in pyarrow>=14.0.1. It's a separate package.
Right - it's not a matter of bundled - the hotfix package fixes a CVE present in pyarrow itself. If we're on pyarrow>=14.0.1 we can import pyarrow directly.
ibis-framework 12.0.0 unconditionally does import pyarrow_hotfix in 16+ files (backends, formats, etc.) but doesn't declare it as a dependency. We need to keep it in our test requirements until ibis removes those imports.
Yuck. Perhaps I'll raise a PR in ibis-framework to stop doing that.
- BTW, ibis does mention it under many optional dependencies (e.g. here).
- BTW2: feat: make pyarrow hot fix optional ibis-project/ibis#11977
- Add sf-hamilton-{sdk,ui,lsp,contrib}-redirect packages
- Fix LSP: pygls>=2.0 compat (remove deprecated loop kwarg)
- Fix UI: remove broken hamilton-ui entrypoint (use hamilton ui CLI)
- Fix UI: settings_mini STATICFILES_DIRS to build/assets/ (Vite)
- Fix UI: ProjectOut.role type annotation for pydantic 2.x
- Fix SDK test: update polars stats expected values for polars 1.34+
- Fix UI test: relax build directory string check
- Add scripts/verify-sub-packages.md for release validation
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