feat(xtest): entry-point registries for SDKs, containers and features - #596
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xtest entry point registries
…t import tdfs.FORCED_SUPPORTS was evaluated at module scope, and its parse rejects any name not in get_args(feature_type). Wherever that parse runs is the moment the set of legal feature names freezes -- at import, that is before pytest_addoption, before pytest_configure, and before any plugin has run. The strictness is right (a typo must not silently leave a skip in place) and so is extensibility; they only conflicted because of when the parse happened. Move it into conftest.pytest_configure, behind tdfs.configure_forced_supports() / tdfs.forced_supports(), with a lazy environment fallback so callers that import tdfs outside a pytest session keep working. A bad name now surfaces as a pytest.UsageError rather than a ValueError escaping through the plugin manager as an INTERNALERROR traceback.
…n empty one conftest's SDK selection defaulted to get_args(tdfs.sdk_type) -- the set of names the suite knows about rather than the set of builds present on disk. parse_sdk_spec routes a bare name through all_versions_of anyway, so the two agreed; ask the dist tree directly, which is the question that was being asked and which keeps agreeing when the name set stops being a Literal. The behaviour change is the empty case. metafunc.parametrize over [] does not collect zero items: empty_parameter_set_mark turns it into one skip per test, so a checkout with nothing installed reported "20 skipped ... got empty parameter set" and exited 0. Measured on a clean tree before this change. That is the same vacuous-green hole sizes_opt_type already guards against a few functions up, so the default path now raises a UsageError naming `otdf-sdk-mgr install`. An explicit --sdks that narrows to nothing is left alone -- that is the caller's own doing. all_versions_of now sorts, so parameter ids and fixtures/bench.py's heads[0] tie-break no longer depend on readdir order.
xtest is consumed by four repos -- opentdf/platform, web-sdk, java-sdk and otdfctl -- and today every one of them has to patch the xtest source tree to add an SDK build or a container format. The three closed `Literal` unions in tdfs.py are the reason: sdk_type, container_type and feature_type are the single source of truth for the parametrized matrix, so a new name is a diff against this repo rather than something a consumer can supply. This adds xtest/registry.py: a small typed registry over three named entry-point groups (otdf.adapters, otdf.containers, otdf.installers), seeded with today's Literal values as built-in defaults. It is discovered once from pytest_configure and is not yet wired into the matrix -- nothing that runs today changes behaviour. Static typing survives the open set, which is the part worth reviewing: the Literals stay authoritative for in-tree code, parametrized values widen to str only where they cross the registry boundary, typo detection moves from import time to collection time with a better message, and the built-in tuples are pinned against get_args() by an offline test so the two copies cannot drift. Literal[...] | str was rejected: pyright collapses it to str and the checking is lost everywhere, not just at the boundary. The acceptance gate is test_registry_units.py::TestOutOfTreePlugin, which builds a real .dist-info with entry_points.txt on sys.path and shows an out-of-tree plugin contributing a container and an SDK without touching the xtest source tree. registry.py deliberately does not import tdfs, so the built-in tuples are duplicated rather than derived; the pin test is what keeps them honest.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds entry-point registries for SDKs, containers, installers, and features. It defers forced-support validation until plugin loading, improves SDK matrix resolution, defines container adapter contracts, adds offline tests, and includes those tests in the workflow. ChangesRegistry extension
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Pytest
participant Registry
participant Tdfs
participant SDKMatrix
Pytest->>Registry: Load SDK, container, and installer entry points
Registry-->>Pytest: Registered names and features
Pytest->>Tdfs: Configure forced supports
Tdfs-->>Pytest: Validated feature set
Pytest->>SDKMatrix: Resolve explicit or installed SDKs
SDKMatrix-->>Pytest: SDK parametrization
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Unrelated installer plugins can prevent the xtest suite from collecting, so installer discovery should be separated before merge. Plugin feature validation also needs a small correction. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Comments that describe what the code used to do, or that argue for the change against its predecessor, belong on the PR rather than in the tree: once merged they document a state no reader can see, and they rot the moment the next change lands. Dropped the "that default used to be get_args(tdfs.sdk_type)" paragraph from resolve_sdks, the module-scope-vs-pytest_configure walkthrough in configure_forced_supports, and the "Before: 20 skipped ... exit 0" and "Before DSPX-4794" openers in the unit tests. The invariants those paragraphs were justifying are restated as invariants. Kept the durable rationale: why an empty default parametrization is a UsageError, why all_versions_of sorts, why the pin test is load-bearing, and why forced_supports needs a lazy fallback.
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In `@xtest/registry.py`:
- Around line 392-393: Update load_all() so its plugin-loading loop includes
only SDKS and CONTAINERS, removing INSTALLERS from xtest startup while leaving
installer loading to otdf-sdk-mgr.
- Around line 319-324: Update Registry.load() to validate the loaded plugin’s
features attribute before calling register(): require a frozenset whose every
element is a string, and raise PluginLoadError for any invalid value. Preserve
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| if not isinstance(obj, self.entry_type): | ||
| raise PluginLoadError( | ||
| f"entry point {ep.name!r} in group {ep.group!r} " | ||
| f"({ep.value}) loaded an object that does not implement " | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate features before registering a plugin.
Registry.load() checks protocol member presence but not the declared frozenset[str] value. A plugin with features = None is registered. When feature_names() runs during configuration, set(None) raises TypeError instead of the PluginLoadError required for an invalid entry-point contract.
Validate that features is a frozenset containing only strings in Registry.load(), and raise PluginLoadError before register() when it is invalid.
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In `@xtest/registry.py` around lines 319 - 324, Update Registry.load() to validate
the loaded plugin’s features attribute before calling register(): require a
frozenset whose every element is a string, and raise PluginLoadError for any
invalid value. Preserve the existing entry-point validation and ensure invalid
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| for r in (SDKS, CONTAINERS, INSTALLERS): | ||
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Do not load installer plugins from xtest.
load_all() loads INSTALLERS during every xtest startup. Lines 62-65 state that otdf-sdk-mgr, not xtest, consumes this group.
An installer-only plugin with an import or validation failure can therefore abort xtest collection. Load only SDKS and CONTAINERS here. Let otdf-sdk-mgr load INSTALLERS.
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In `@xtest/registry.py` around lines 392 - 393, Update load_all() so its
plugin-loading loop includes only SDKS and CONTAINERS, removing INSTALLERS from
xtest startup while leaving installer loading to otdf-sdk-mgr.
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Why
xtest is consumed by four repos —
opentdf/platform,web-sdk,java-sdkandotdfctl— and every one of them has to send a PR against this repo to add an SDK build or a container format. Three closedLiteralunions inxtest/tdfs.pyare the reason:tdfs.pysdk_type:103container_type:112feature_type:117They are the single source of truth for
pytest_generate_tests, so a new name is not a configuration change — it is a diff against a shared repo, reviewed by people who may have no stake in the SDK being added.Precedent that this is a real cost, not a hypothetical one. NanoTDF was removed from xtest in
150e3135("fix: remove NanoTDF tests and support", #366, 2026-01-06): 11 files changed, +22 / −2003. A whole container format lived as a second arm ofcontainer_typeand as branches threaded through the fixture tree, and the only way to stop paying for it was to delete it.otdf-sdk-mgr/tests/test_schema.py::test_removed_nano_container_is_rejectednow exists specifically to stop a second container kind from growing back. That guard is right for the in-tree enum and wrong as a statement about the suite's capabilities: a consumer should be able to bring a container without the suite having to adopt it.What this changes
Nothing that runs today changes behaviour. This is the non-wired half.
xtest/registry.py(new) — a small typed registry over three named entry-point groups,otdf.adapters/otdf.containers/otdf.installers, seeded with today'sLiteralvalues as built-in defaults. Discovery happens once, frompytest_configure. Defines theContainerAdapterprotocol (inspect/tamper/requires_attributes) and a format-agnosticInspection, but nothing consumes them yet.XT_FORCE_SUPPORTSmoves out of module scope intopytest_configure. It was parsed atimport tdfstime and validated againstget_args(feature_type), which is strictly earlier than any plugin could have been loaded. An unknown name also raised a bareValueErrorduring collection; it is now apytest.UsageError.spec/DSPX-4794.md— the design, including the landing order for the wiring that follows.The review question: does static typing survive an open set?
This is the part to argue with. Four mechanisms, none of them "give up and use
streverywhere":Literals stay authoritative for in-tree code. Everything already written keeps exhaustiveness checking and keeps its typos caught by pyright.str, because by construction their domain is not known at type-check time.ValueErrortraceback (it can say which option, and list what is actually registered).BUILTIN_SDKS/BUILTIN_CONTAINERS/BUILTIN_FEATURESare pinned againstget_args()by an offline test, so the two copies cannot drift.Literal[...] | strwas considered and rejected: pyright collapses the union tostr, so it buys the appearance of checking and none of the checking.registry.pydeliberately does not importtdfs— that acyclicity is why the built-in tuples are duplicated rather than derived, and the pin test is what keeps them honest.The acceptance gate
test_registry_units.py::TestOutOfTreePluginbuilds a real.dist-info—METADATAplusentry_points.txt— intmp_path, prepends it tosys.path, invalidates the import caches, and shows an out-of-tree plugin contributing a container and an SDK that the registry then discovers. No monkeypatching of the registry, and no edit to the xtest source tree. If the entry-point story does not actually work, that test fails.A note on the
sdk_specs_optdefaultThe claim going in was that a bare
pytest test_tdfs.pyblows up. Measured on a clean checkout, it does not: it reports20 skippedwithgot empty parameter set for (encrypt_sdk)and exits 0.parse_sdk_specalready routes a bare SDK name throughall_versions_of, so changing the default fromget_args(sdk_type)to the installed set is behaviour-preserving.The real defect is worse than a crash — it is vacuous green. A run with no SDKs installed passes. The fix here raises
pytest.UsageErroron the default path only (an explicit--sdksthat narrows to nothing is left alone, since that is a deliberate request), and names both the side of the matrix that is empty and how to fix it.all_versions_ofalso now sorts, becauseos.listdiris unordered and its output becomes pytest parameter ids.Stacking
Stacked on DSPX-4793 (the
src/xtest/layout and[build-system]), which is not yet onmain. The design inspec/DSPX-4794.mdassumes that layout; the code in this PR deliberately does not, and lands on today's flat layout so it can be reviewed and merged independently. Rebase once DSPX-4793 is in.What was run
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check.yml's offline step gainstest_conftest_units.pyandtest_registry_units.py.Summary by CodeRabbit
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