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Rename Interface to Spawner #398

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  • New Features

    • Updated the executor library to enhance task execution by replacing interface classes with spawner classes, improving performance and functionality.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected documentation to align with the new spawner class implementations.
  • Tests

    • Modified test cases to utilize the new spawner classes, ensuring that all functionality is accurately tested with the latest changes.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4cac423 and 57d7ba1.

Walkthrough

The changes involve a comprehensive refactoring of the executor library, transitioning from interface classes to spawner classes. This includes renaming and replacing BaseInterface, MpiExecInterface, and SrunInterface with BaseSpawner, MpiExecSpawner, and SrunSpawner, respectively. The updates affect multiple files, including imports, class definitions, and function signatures, ensuring consistency across the library in utilizing the new spawner architecture.

Changes

Files Change Summary
executorlib/interactive/__init__.py Replaced interface classes with spawner classes in create_executor function.
executorlib/interactive/executor.py Updated InteractiveExecutor and InteractiveStepExecutor to use spawner classes.
executorlib/interactive/flux.py Renamed FluxPythonInterface to FluxPythonSpawner, extending BaseSpawner.
executorlib/shared/__init__.py Updated imports and __all__ declaration to reflect new spawner classes.
executorlib/shared/communication.py Modified type annotations for SocketInterface and interface_bootup function.
executorlib/shared/executor.py Replaced interface classes with spawner classes in task execution functions.
executorlib/shared/spawner.py Renamed base and derived classes from interface to spawner.
tests/test_executor_backend_flux.py Updated import statement to use FluxPythonSpawner.
tests/test_flux_executor.py Replaced FluxPythonInterface with FluxPythonSpawner in tests.
tests/test_local_executor.py Updated tests to use MpiExecSpawner instead of MpiExecInterface.
tests/test_local_executor_future.py Changed interface in tests from MpiExecInterface to MpiExecSpawner.
tests/test_shared_backend.py Replaced MpiExecInterface and SrunInterface with spawner classes in tests.
tests/test_shared_communication.py Updated import for SocketInterface to use MpiExecSpawner.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Executor
    participant Spawner

    User->>Executor: Create Executor
    Executor->>Spawner: Initialize Spawner
    Spawner-->>Executor: Spawner Ready
    Executor->>Spawner: Execute Task
    Spawner-->>Executor: Task Completed
    Executor-->>User: Return Result
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🐇 "In the garden, I hop with glee,
New spawners dance, oh what a spree!
Interfaces gone, a fresh new start,
With every change, we play our part.
Hooray for the code, so bright and clear,
A bouncy leap, let's give a cheer! 🥕✨"


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b708a96 and 4cac423.

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  • executorlib/interactive/init.py (4 hunks)
  • executorlib/interactive/executor.py (5 hunks)
  • executorlib/interactive/flux.py (1 hunks)
  • executorlib/shared/init.py (2 hunks)
  • executorlib/shared/communication.py (2 hunks)
  • executorlib/shared/executor.py (7 hunks)
  • executorlib/shared/spawner.py (4 hunks)
  • tests/test_executor_backend_flux.py (1 hunks)
  • tests/test_flux_executor.py (9 hunks)
  • tests/test_local_executor.py (27 hunks)
  • tests/test_local_executor_future.py (5 hunks)
  • tests/test_shared_backend.py (4 hunks)
  • tests/test_shared_communication.py (3 hunks)
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11-11: executorlib.interactive.flux.FluxPythonSpawner imported but unused; consider using importlib.util.find_spec to test for availability

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executorlib/shared/spawner.py

9-9: BaseSpawner is an abstract base class, but it has no abstract methods

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executorlib/shared/__init__.py (1)

10-10: Imports and public interface updated correctly.

The import statements and __all__ declaration have been updated to reflect the transition from interfaces to spawners, aligning with the PR objectives.

The changes are approved as they correctly expose the new spawner classes.

Also applies to: 22-23

tests/test_executor_backend_flux.py (1)

11-11: Verify the usage of FluxPythonSpawner.

The import of FluxPythonSpawner replaces FluxPythonInterface, aligning with the PR objectives. However, static analysis suggests it is unused. Verify its usage within the test functions or consider conditional imports if the module might not always be available.

Consider using importlib.util.find_spec to conditionally import FluxPythonSpawner only if the module is available:

if importlib.util.find_spec("executorlib.interactive.flux"):
    from executorlib.interactive.flux import FluxPythonSpawner
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tests/test_shared_communication.py (1)

17-17: Correct implementation of MpiExecSpawner in tests.

The import of MpiExecSpawner and its usage in test_interface_mpi and test_interface_serial are correctly implemented, aligning with the PR objectives. Verify that the functionality of these tests remains consistent with the previous implementation.

The changes are approved.

Also applies to: 35-35, 63-63

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Correct usage of MpiExecSpawner in test functions.

The import and usage of MpiExecSpawner in tests/test_shared_communication.py are correctly implemented. The instances where it is used align with the intended changes and configurations. The changes are consistent with the PR objectives, and the functionality appears to be correctly tested.

  • Import and usage of MpiExecSpawner confirmed in tests/test_shared_communication.py.
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  • SrunSpawner is defined in executorlib/shared/spawner.py.
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  • It is integrated into executorlib/interactive/__init__.py.
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  • SrunSpawner is instantiated and tested in tests/test_shared_backend.py.
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9-9: Update import statement to reflect new class name.

The import statement correctly reflects the transition from MpiExecInterface to MpiExecSpawner.


24-24: Correct usage of new spawner class in test case.

The test case test_pool_serial correctly uses MpiExecSpawner in the InteractiveExecutor. This change aligns with the PR objectives.


40-40: Proper integration of new spawner class with multi-core support.

The test case test_pool_serial_multi_core correctly integrates MpiExecSpawner with multi-core settings, ensuring that the new class functions as expected in a more complex scenario.


72-72: Appropriate use of new spawner class in garbage collection test.

The test case test_independence_from_executor effectively demonstrates the independence of futures from the executor, using the new MpiExecSpawner correctly.


112-112: Correct implementation of new spawner class within class context.

The subtest "From inside a class" in test_independence_from_executor correctly uses MpiExecSpawner, demonstrating its functionality within a class-based test scenario.

tests/test_flux_executor.py (9)

14-14: Update import statement to reflect new class name.

The import statement correctly reflects the transition from FluxPythonInterface to FluxPythonSpawner.


53-53: Correct usage of new spawner class in test case.

The test case test_flux_executor_serial correctly uses FluxPythonSpawner in the InteractiveExecutor. This change aligns with the PR objectives.


66-66: Proper integration of new spawner class with thread support.

The test case test_flux_executor_threads correctly integrates FluxPythonSpawner with thread settings, ensuring that the new class functions as expected in a threaded scenario.


79-79: Appropriate use of new spawner class in parallel execution test.

The test case test_flux_executor_parallel effectively demonstrates the parallel execution capabilities, using the new FluxPythonSpawner correctly.


89-89: Correct implementation of new spawner class in map-reduce style operation.

The test case test_single_task correctly uses FluxPythonSpawner, demonstrating its functionality in a map-reduce style operation.


107-107: Appropriate use of new spawner class in task queue execution test.

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123-123: Proper integration of new spawner class with thread settings in task queue execution test.

The test case test_execute_task_threads correctly integrates FluxPythonSpawner with thread settings, ensuring that the new class functions as expected in a threaded task queue scenario.


136-136: Appropriate use of new spawner class in internal memory state management test.

The test case test_internal_memory effectively demonstrates the management of internal state, using the new FluxPythonSpawner correctly.


145-153: Correct handling of exceptions with new spawner class.

The test case test_interface_exception effectively demonstrates the exception handling capabilities of the new FluxPythonSpawner in various configurations.

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13-13: Update type annotations to reflect new spawner class.

The type annotations in the SocketInterface class have been correctly updated to use executorlib.shared.spawner.BaseSpawner, aligning with the PR objectives.

Also applies to: 21-21


136-136: Correct update of type annotations in function signature.

The interface_bootup function has been correctly updated to use executorlib.shared.spawner.BaseSpawner in its type annotations, ensuring consistency with the new spawner architecture.

executorlib/interactive/__init__.py (2)

21-24: Import changes are correct and consistent with the PR objectives.

The replacement of interface classes with spawner classes in the imports aligns with the refactoring goals.

Also applies to: 28-28


125-131: Function create_executor correctly integrates new spawner classes.

The function now uses FluxPythonSpawner, SrunSpawner, and MpiExecSpawner instead of their interface counterparts. This change is consistent with the refactoring goals.

Ensure that the new spawner classes are fully compatible and integrated correctly by running integration tests or checking other parts of the system where these classes are used.

Also applies to: 145-151, 167-173

executorlib/shared/spawner.py (3)

58-58: Class SubprocessSpawner correctly renamed.

The renaming from SubprocessInterface to SubprocessSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.


146-146: Class MpiExecSpawner correctly renamed.

The renaming from MpiExecInterface to MpiExecSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.


166-166: Class SrunSpawner correctly renamed.

The renaming from SrunInterface to SrunSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.

tests/test_local_executor.py (10)

67-67: Test function test_pympiexecutor_two_workers correctly uses MpiExecSpawner.

The update to use MpiExecSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.


81-81: Test function test_pympiexecutor_one_worker correctly uses MpiExecSpawner.

The update to use MpiExecSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.


97-97: Test function test_pympiexecutor_two_workers in TestPyMpiExecutorStepSerial correctly uses MpiExecSpawner.

The update to use MpiExecSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.


111-111: Test function test_pympiexecutor_one_worker in TestPyMpiExecutorStepSerial correctly uses MpiExecSpawner.

The update to use MpiExecSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.


130-130: Test function test_pympiexecutor_one_worker_with_mpi correctly uses MpiExecSpawner.

The update to use MpiExecSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.


141-141: Test function test_pympiexecutor_one_worker_with_mpi_multiple_submissions correctly uses MpiExecSpawner.

The update to use MpiExecSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.


161-161: Test function test_pympiexecutor_one_worker_with_mpi_echo correctly uses MpiExecSpawner.

The update to use MpiExecSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.


176-176: Test function test_pympiexecutor_one_worker_with_mpi in TestPyMpiStepExecutorMPI correctly uses MpiExecSpawner.

The update to use MpiExecSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.


187-187: Test function test_pympiexecutor_one_worker_with_mpi_multiple_submissions in TestPyMpiStepExecutorMPI correctly uses MpiExecSpawner.

The update to use MpiExecSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.


207-207: Test function test_pympiexecutor_one_worker_with_mpi_echo in TestPyMpiStepExecutorMPI correctly uses MpiExecSpawner.

The update to use MpiExecSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals.

executorlib/shared/executor.py (4)

22-22: Update import statements to reflect new architecture.

The import statement has been updated to reflect the transition from BaseInterface and MpiExecInterface to BaseSpawner and MpiExecSpawner. This change is consistent with the PR objectives and the summary provided.

The changes are approved as they align with the new spawner architecture.


Line range hint 624-636: Approve the updated function signature and documentation.

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Line range hint 7-49: Approved: Transition to Spawner classes in InteractiveExecutor.

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Line range hint 76-101: Approved: Transition to Spawner classes in InteractiveStepExecutor.

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executorlib/interactive/flux.py (1)

6-9: Approved with suggestions: Update class name in docstrings for FluxPythonSpawner.

The renaming of FluxPythonInterface to FluxPythonSpawner and the extension from BaseSpawner are correctly implemented. However, the docstring still refers to the old class name, which could lead to confusion.

The code changes are approved.

Update the docstring to consistently reflect the new class name FluxPythonSpawner.

Verify that the new spawner class integrates smoothly with the rest of the system by running integration tests.

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SLURM_COMMAND = "srun"


class BaseInterface(ABC):
class BaseSpawner(ABC):
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Class BaseSpawner correctly renamed but lacks abstract methods.

The renaming from BaseInterface to BaseSpawner aligns with the refactoring goals. However, it's flagged that this abstract base class lacks abstract methods, which might be an oversight.

Consider adding abstract methods to enforce implementation in derived classes or reevaluate if this class needs to be abstract.

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@jan-janssen jan-janssen merged commit d22399d into main Aug 30, 2024
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