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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR replaces pod-oriented scene-test infrastructure with Network1 workflows, actions, markers, fixtures, tests, and documentation. It also adds one-time host span prefix binding and expands span classification coverage. ChangesNetwork1 CI workflow
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Fixed the What broke: available = len(st_network1_peer.remote_device_ids)
pytest.fail(f"need {n} remote devices but NETWORK1_REMOTE_DEVICES only has {available} entries")Why my local run missed it: I ran I also checked whether the rename pushed any other line over the limit, since that is the failure mode a long-identifier rename creates: The other eleven checks reported @coderabbitai your walkthrough came back rate-limited on this PR, so there is nothing from it to address — flagging it so the empty review is not mistaken for an approving one. A re-review is welcome now that the branch is green locally. |
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1379-1384: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRename
PodPeertoNetwork1Peer.
st_network1_peerstill exposes the retired topology term through its return type. Rename thePodPeerdeclaration and its uses in the same change.Based on learnings: “when a type is renamed ... remove the old name across the repo rather than adding backward-compatibility aliases.”
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In @.claude/skills/test-all-device/SKILL.md:
- Around line 20-24: Update the A2/A3 ordinary sweep command in
.claude/skills/test-all-device/SKILL.md lines 20-24 to retain the -m "not sdma"
filter and add --exclude-level 4. Apply the same change to the corresponding
sweep command in .claude/skills/test-runtime-device/SKILL.md lines 21-28; leave
the separate SDMA pass unchanged.
In @.github/workflows/_st-network1.yml:
- Line 208: Update the comment near the Network1 test-result handling to replace
the retired “POD” term with “network1,” while preserving the existing statement
that artifact service availability must not override the test result.
- Around line 125-128: Remove proxy URL values from the error messages in the
loop using proxy_reachable in .github/workflows/_st-network1.yml lines 125-128,
logging only the variable name or sanitized host and port. Also update the peer
proxy error messages in .github/actions/network1-stage/action.yml lines 108-114
to remove both $NETWORK1_REMOTE_HTTP_PROXY and $NETWORK1_REMOTE_HTTPS_PROXY
values.
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In `@conftest.py`:
- Around line 1379-1384: Rename the PodPeer type declaration to Network1Peer and
update all references, including the return construction in st_network1_peer, to
use Network1Peer. Remove the retired PodPeer name entirely rather than adding a
compatibility alias.
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…view `network1` / `network2` / `network3`, but only the span vocabulary moved. The rest of the tree still called L4 a pod, so one level had two names. This converts the remainder and fixes the three findings from hw-native-sys#1877's review. `pod` meant three different things, so each occurrence was judged rather than swept: * `POD` — Plain Old Data, the C++ term codestyle.md rule 8 is built on. 114 occurrences, untouched. * `SceneTestLevel.POD = 4` — the L4 scene level, now `NETWORK1`, together with its `@scene_level()` call sites. * lowercase `pod` — the level word, in identifiers, paths, CI job names and prose. Converted. Renamed with history: the three `.github/actions/pod-*` composite actions, `_st-pod.yml`, and `tests/st/.../l4_pod/` with its test file. Job names follow (`st-pod-onboard-a2a3` -> `st-network1-onboard-a2a3`), which is safe because the active ruleset enforces deletion, non-fast-forward, pull_request and linear history and carries no required status checks — so no PR waits on a check that stops reporting. Fixture names move together with every signature that requests them (`st_pod_peer` -> `st_network1_peer` and siblings); a missed one is a fixture-not-found at collection, so all five L4 tests were collected to check. `POD_*` are 28 variables read from a `.env` on each runner machine, and `_st-network1.yml` accepts only keys matching a prefix. Renaming repo-side while those files still say `POD_` would make the filter drop every key — silently, because it `continue`s. Those files are not in this repository. So the reader now accepts both spellings and exports every key as `NETWORK1_*`. The rest of the job and the tests see exactly one name, and a machine can be converted whenever, in either order. `POD_ENV_FILE` still works for the same reason. Drop the `POD_` branch once no `.env` uses it. **`set_level_prefix` could dangle a live name pointer.** `SpanScope` keeps the `const char *` it was handed and dereferences it in its destructor, and rebinding reassigned the strings it points into. A process constructing Workers at two levels also relabelled the first Worker's spans mid-run. The first non-empty word now wins and later ones are refused; `level_prefix()` reports what is actually bound, and Python compares the two and warns, because one process has one vocabulary and that is worth saying rather than leaving in a trace. **docs/dfx/host-trace.md documented only `host.*`** and still claimed names do not encode the emitting level — pointing at hw-native-sys#1793 for the fix that hw-native-sys#1877 was. The table now uses `<level>.` and names the four possible words. **test_strace_timing.py lost its retired-name coverage.** The fixture was called `old` because it stood for an older log; hw-native-sys#1877's rename converted its contents to the current names, leaving `_RETIRED_WORDS` — added by that same PR to read archived logs — with no test at all. Restored as its own case, plus one covering `span_family` across every level word, `ext.`, and an unknown leader. - `pytest tests/ut/py -m "not requires_hardware"` — 1520 passed, 0 failed. - `ctest -LE requires_hardware --timeout 300` — 101/101. - All 51 local `uses:` references in `.github/` resolve, checked against the working tree; a stale one is this change's only way to redden CI. - All five L4 tests collect, which is what proves the fixture renames. - End to end on a2a3sim: a real trace still splits into 13 chip and 9 host spans. - `pre-commit` clean except clang-tidy, whose hook venv cannot import simpler and fails identically on untouched files. The longer variable names pushed one `pytest.fail` message in conftest.py past the 120-column limit; the message is now built from a local rather than nested inside the f-string. `docs/hierarchical-level-runtime.md` is the one place that maps a level word onto a physical entity, so it is where `network1` is explained as the layer commonly deployed as a pod. Nothing else in the tree repeats the mapping. Three findings from the hw-native-sys#1880 review are folded in. A proxy URL may carry `user:password@`, and both the local reachability check and the peer-side one in network1-stage wrote the whole value to the job log; the parse that already stripped the credential is now a `proxy_hostport` helper the error message shares, so a failure still names the address without the secret. The a2a3 reproduction commands in three skills carried `-m "not sdma"` but not `--exclude-level 4`, which CI pairs it with, so a single-machine reproduction would collect the level-4 tests that need the two-machine job. One `POD` survived in an _st-network1.yml comment describing that job's test result. Rebasing onto hw-native-sys#1823 conflicted in three docs: it rewrote the `manual` marker rows that this change had only reworded, in `.claude/skills/testing/SKILL.md`, `docs/testing.md` and `docs/ci.md`. Both sides are kept — the expanded DFX-step wording with the level word applied. That PR also added prose calling the level POD, which this converts too.
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Rebased onto Rebase conflicted with #1823 in three docs ( All three findings addressed (replies on each thread, all resolved):
Finding 2 was the one worth having: a Two notes on my own process, since both findings 1 and 3 were things I should have caught:
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…view `network1` / `network2` / `network3`, but only the span vocabulary moved. The rest of the tree still called L4 a pod, so one level had two names. This converts the remainder and fixes the three findings from hw-native-sys#1877's review. `pod` meant three different things, so each occurrence was judged rather than swept: * `POD` — Plain Old Data, the C++ term codestyle.md rule 8 is built on. 114 occurrences, untouched. * `SceneTestLevel.POD = 4` — the L4 scene level, now `NETWORK1`, together with its `@scene_level()` call sites. * lowercase `pod` — the level word, in identifiers, paths, CI job names and prose. Converted. Renamed with history: the three `.github/actions/pod-*` composite actions, `_st-pod.yml`, and `tests/st/.../l4_pod/` with its test file. Job names follow (`st-pod-onboard-a2a3` -> `st-network1-onboard-a2a3`), which is safe because the active ruleset enforces deletion, non-fast-forward, pull_request and linear history and carries no required status checks — so no PR waits on a check that stops reporting. Fixture names move together with every signature that requests them (`st_pod_peer` -> `st_network1_peer` and siblings), as does the type one of them returns (`PodPeer` -> `Network1Peer`); a missed fixture is a fixture-not-found at collection, so all five L4 tests were collected to check. `POD_*` are 28 variables read from a `.env` on each runner machine, and `_st-network1.yml` accepts only keys matching a prefix. Renaming repo-side while those files still say `POD_` would make the filter drop every key — silently, because it `continue`s. Those files are not in this repository. So the reader now accepts both spellings and exports every key as `NETWORK1_*`. The rest of the job and the tests see exactly one name, and a machine can be converted whenever, in either order. `POD_ENV_FILE` still works for the same reason. Drop the `POD_` branch once no `.env` uses it. The `a2a3pod` runner label is machine-side for the same reason and gets no such escape: a job matches every label in its list, so it cannot accept either spelling. It stays until those machines are relabelled, and the workflows and docs/ci.md say why it reads differently from everything around it. **`set_level_prefix` could dangle a live name pointer.** `SpanScope` keeps the `const char *` it was handed and dereferences it in its destructor, and rebinding reassigned the strings it points into. A process constructing Workers at two levels also relabelled the first Worker's spans mid-run. The first non-empty word now wins and later ones are refused; `level_prefix()` reports what is actually bound, and Python compares the two and warns, because one process has one vocabulary and that is worth saying rather than leaving in a trace. **docs/dfx/host-trace.md documented only `host.*`** and still claimed names do not encode the emitting level — pointing at hw-native-sys#1793 for the fix that hw-native-sys#1877 was. The table now uses `<level>.` and names the four possible words. **test_strace_timing.py lost its retired-name coverage.** The fixture was called `old` because it stood for an older log; hw-native-sys#1877's rename converted its contents to the current names, leaving `_RETIRED_WORDS` — added by that same PR to read archived logs — with no test at all. Restored as its own case, plus one covering `span_family` across every level word, `ext.`, and an unknown leader. - `pytest tests/ut/py -m "not requires_hardware"` — 1581 passed, 0 failed. - `ctest -LE requires_hardware --timeout 300` — 101/101. - All 55 local `uses:` references in `.github/` resolve, checked against the working tree; a stale one is this change's only way to redden CI. - All five L4 tests collect, which is what proves the fixture renames. - End to end on a2a3sim: a real trace still splits into 13 chip and 9 host spans. - `pre-commit` clean except clang-tidy, whose hook venv cannot import simpler and fails identically on untouched files. The longer variable names pushed one `pytest.fail` message in conftest.py past the 120-column limit; the message is now built from a local rather than nested inside the f-string. `docs/hierarchical-level-runtime.md` is the one place that maps a level word onto a physical entity, so it is where `network1` is explained as the layer commonly deployed as a pod. Nothing else in the tree repeats the mapping. Three findings from the hw-native-sys#1880 review are folded in. A proxy URL may carry `user:password@`, and both the local reachability check and the peer-side one in network1-stage wrote the whole value to the job log; the parse that already stripped the credential is now a `proxy_hostport` helper the error message shares, so a failure still names the address without the secret. The a2a3 reproduction commands in three skills carried `-m "not sdma"` but not `--exclude-level 4`, which CI pairs it with, so a single-machine reproduction would collect the level-4 tests that need the two-machine job. One `POD` survived in an _st-network1.yml comment describing that job's test result. `.claude/skills/testing/SKILL.md`, `docs/testing.md` and `docs/ci.md` carry both hw-native-sys#1823's expanded `manual`-marker and pre-commit-build wording and the level word, which this change also applies to the prose that PR added calling the level POD.
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Follows #1877, which named the levels but moved only the span vocabulary.
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#1877 established the ladder —
core/chip/host/network1/network2/network3— but converted only the[STRACE]span names. Everywhere else still called L4 a pod, so one level carried two names:SceneTestLevel.POD,st_pod_peer,st-pod-onboard-a2a3,l4_pod/,pod-stage, 28POD_*variables. This converts the remainder and closes the three findings from #1877's review.podmeant three different thingsJudged per occurrence rather than swept — #1877 learned that lesson the hard way with
simpler_run:POD= Plain Old Data, the C++ termcodestyle.mdrule 8 is built onSceneTestLevel.POD = 4, the L4 scene levelNETWORK1pod, the level wordnetwork1Renamed with history (
git mv, sogit log --followstill works):Job names follow (
st-pod-onboard-a2a3→st-network1-onboard-a2a3). Checked before doing it: the active ruleset (Main Branch Protection) enforcesdeletion,non_fast_forward,pull_requestandrequired_linear_historyand carries no required status checks, so nothing waits on a check that stops reporting.Fixture names move with every signature that requests them (
st_pod_peer→st_network1_peer,st_pod_logs,st_pod_remote_device_ids,pod_remote_device_count). A missed one is a fixture-not-found at collection, which is why all five L4 tests were collected as the check.The one thing that cannot move yet — and why the reader takes both
POD_*is 28 variables read from a.envon each runner machine, and the loader accepts only keys matching a prefix:Renaming repo-side while those
.envfiles still sayPOD_would make the filter drop every key — and silently, because itcontinues rather than failing. Those files are not in this repository and I cannot reach them.So the reader now accepts both spellings and normalizes every key to
NETWORK1_*:The rest of the job and the tests see exactly one name, and a machine can be converted whenever, in either order, with no window where the lane misreads its config.
POD_ENV_FILEstill works for the same reason. ThePOD_branch is marked for removal once no.envuses it.Closing #1877's review
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set_level_prefixcould dangle a live name pointer — a real defect.SpanScopekeeps theconst char *it was handed and dereferences it in its destructor; rebinding reassigned the strings it points into. A process constructing Workers at two levels also relabelled the first Worker's spans while they were still open. My header comment stated the contract but nothing enforced it.The first non-empty word now wins and later ones are refused.
level_prefix()reports what is actually bound, so a caller that asked for something else can see it; Python compares and warns, because one process carries one vocabulary and that is worth saying rather than discovering in a trace. Verified both directions:2.
docs/dfx/host-trace.mddocumented onlyhost.*and still claimed the names "do not encode which level emitted them" — pointing at #1793 for the fix that #1877 was. A paragraph I should have deleted in that PR. The table now reads<level>.and names the four words it can take.3.
test_strace_timing.pylost its retired-name coverage. The fixture is calledoldbecause it stood for an older log; #1877's rename converted its contents to the current names. Meanwhile that same PR added_RETIRED_WORDS, whose only job is reading archived logs — leaving it with no test at all. I removed the coverage of the code I was adding.Restored as its own case, plus one covering
span_familyacross every level word, the reservedext., and an unrecognized leader:Testing
pytest tests/ut/py -m "not requires_hardware"ctest -LE requires_hardware --timeout 300uses:in.github/pre-commitclang-tidyThe
uses:check is the important one: a stale action path is this change's only way to redden CI, and GitHub reports it as "Can't find 'action.yml'" after allocating the runner. It is checked against the working tree, not the index — an earlier run of it passed only because the index still held the pre-rename paths.clang-tidy's hook venv cannotimport simplerand fails identically on untouched files. The 15 sim failures #1877 reported as pre-existing did not recur in this run.Where the mapping lives
Per the instruction that everything normalizes to
network1and only the level-to-entity correspondence explains it:docs/hierarchical-level-runtime.mdis that one place. Its ladder now carries the level word alongside the hardware name, and a paragraph states thatnetwork1is the layer commonly deployed as a pod,network2as a supernode,network3as a cluster — while explaining why the words count hops instead: the correspondence is not fixed (a host sometimes sits under a pod, sometimes directly under a supernode), and naming a level after an interconnect fails too, since it is mostly SU and sometimes RoCE.python/simpler/worker_level.pystates the rationale once and points at that table rather than repeating the mapping, so the two cannot drift.