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Enhance stack validation #148

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I implemented validations to check that stack and component spec files contained valid inputs for spec_version, spec_type, component_type, and component_flavor. Also added validation to check that the provider listed is the same between stack and components. This should provide more structure for users in the creation of spec documents.

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    • Enhanced configuration options with new enums and constants for cloud providers and component types.
    • Implemented thorough validation for component types and flavors to ensure compatibility with specific cloud providers.
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    • Improved code clarity and type safety by updating Component and Stack classes to use enums for spec_version and spec_type.
    • Optimized error handling in YAML utilities to provide better user feedback for configuration errors.
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    • Expanded testing utilities to focus on relevant providers, enhancing test coverage.
    • Updated unit tests to align with new validation logic and enums, maintaining code integrity.

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The update enhances validation mechanisms in the MLStacks framework to ensure compatibility and correctness in machine learning stack and component configurations. It includes the introduction of new enums, validation functions, and error handling improvements across various modules to manage component types, flavors, and provider matching, aiming to enhance systematization, reliability, and user experience.

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src/mlstacks/constants.py Added ALLOWED_COMPONENT_TYPES, updated error messages, and MLStacks configuration constants.
src/mlstacks/enums.py Introduced new enums for default flavors, spec types, and versioning.
src/mlstacks/models/... Updated Component and Stack classes with enums and added validation logic.
src/mlstacks/utils/... Expanded validation functions, added utility for testing, and improved YAML loading error handling.
tests/unit/models/test_component.py Modified to use new enums and validation methods.
tests/unit/utils/... Updated tests to use allowed providers and refactored for new validation logic.

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  • Issue Enhance Stack Validation Mechanisms in MLStacks #132: The changes in this PR directly address the objectives of enhancing stack validation mechanisms, implementing thorough validation processes, ensuring provider compatibility, and improving user feedback on configuration errors. The addition of enums, updated validation logic, and error handling improvements align with the goals of improving systematization, reliability, and user experience in the MLStacks framework.

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@strickvl strickvl changed the title Fix/enhance stack validation Enhance stack validation Mar 6, 2024
@strickvl strickvl self-requested a review March 6, 2024 16:27
@strickvl strickvl added enhancement New feature or request good first issue Good for newcomers labels Mar 6, 2024
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strickvl commented Mar 6, 2024

Relates to #132

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  • src/mlstacks/constants.py (3 hunks)
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src/mlstacks/utils/model_utils.py (1)
  • 35-48: The function is_valid_component_type correctly checks if the given component type is valid for the specified provider by looking up the allowed types from the ALLOWED_COMPONENT_TYPES dictionary. This approach ensures that the validation logic is centralized and can be easily updated if the allowed types for providers change.
src/mlstacks/models/stack.py (2)
  • 43-44: The Stack class has been updated to use enums for spec_version and spec_type, specifically StackSpecVersionEnum and SpecTypeEnum. This change enhances type safety and ensures that only valid values are used for these fields. It's a good practice to use enums for such fields where the set of valid values is known and limited.
  • 55-55: The validate_name validator function in the Stack class correctly ensures that the stack name adheres to the specified naming convention. This validation is crucial for maintaining consistency and avoiding potential issues with names that might not be compatible with underlying technologies or conventions.
src/mlstacks/enums.py (2)
  • 52-52: The addition of DEFAULT to the ComponentFlavorEnum is a thoughtful inclusion that allows for specifying a default flavor for components where a specific flavor might not be necessary or applicable. This can simplify configurations and make the specification more flexible.
  • 83-99: The introduction of SpecTypeEnum, StackSpecVersionEnum, and ComponentSpecVersionEnum enums is a significant improvement. It standardizes the values for specification types and versions, enhancing the code's readability and maintainability by using meaningful enum names instead of raw strings or integers.
tests/unit/utils/test_zenml_utils.py (2)
  • 49-63: The commented-out code for creating Stack and Component instances in the test functions test_flavor_combination_validator_fails_aws_gcp and test_flavor_combination_validator_fails_k3d_s3 has been replaced with a try-except block to validate component creation directly. This change simplifies the test by focusing on the validation logic itself rather than setting up complete stack and component instances. However, it's essential to ensure that the tests still adequately cover the validation logic being tested.
  • 84-111: Similar to the previous comment, the use of a try-except block for direct validation of component creation in test_flavor_combination_validator_fails_k3d_s3 streamlines the test. It's a good practice to keep unit tests focused and concise, as long as the essential aspects of the functionality being tested are adequately covered.
tests/unit/models/test_component.py (2)
  • 27-55: The valid_components strategy uses the ALLOWED_COMPONENT_TYPES dictionary to generate valid component instances for testing. This approach ensures that the test data reflects the actual constraints and variations in the application logic. It's a good practice to align test data generation with the application's validation rules to ensure comprehensive test coverage.
  • 66-80: The test_component function has been refactored to use the valid_components strategy for generating test instances. This change ensures that the test operates on a broader range of valid component configurations, potentially uncovering edge cases or issues not covered by more static test data. It's an excellent use of property-based testing to enhance the robustness of the test suite.
src/mlstacks/constants.py (2)
  • 44-89: The ALLOWED_COMPONENT_TYPES dictionary defines valid component types and flavors for different providers. This centralized definition is crucial for maintaining consistency and simplifying the validation logic across the application. It's important to keep this dictionary up-to-date with any changes in the supported providers, component types, and flavors to ensure accurate validation.
  • 100-113: The introduction of specific error messages for invalid component types, flavors, and provider mismatches is a good practice. These messages enhance the user experience by providing clear and actionable feedback when validation fails. It's important to ensure that these messages are used consistently throughout the application to maintain a coherent user experience.
src/mlstacks/utils/yaml_utils.py (2)
  • 62-71: The modification to load_component_yaml to handle FileNotFoundError with a custom error message improves the error handling by providing more context to the user. Including the path in the error message helps users quickly identify and correct the issue. This change enhances the robustness and user-friendliness of the YAML loading functionality.
  • 121-123: The addition of a check in load_stack_yaml to ensure that the component provider matches the stack provider is a crucial validation step. This check enforces consistency within the stack configuration, preventing potential issues that could arise from provider mismatches. It's a good practice to enforce such constraints at the model level to catch issues early.
src/mlstacks/models/component.py (2)
  • 62-63: The change to use enums for spec_version and spec_type in the Component class is a significant improvement. Using enums enhances type safety and makes the code more readable and maintainable by clearly defining the set of valid values for these fields.
  • 92-116: The addition of validators for component_type and component_flavor in the Component class is an excellent practice. These validators ensure that the component type and flavor are valid for the specified provider, enhancing the robustness of the model and preventing invalid configurations. It's important to ensure that these validators are kept up-to-date with any changes to the allowed component types and flavors.
tests/unit/utils/test_terraform_utils.py (2)
  • 115-122: The modification to use a specific provider (aws) for the component in the test function test_enable_key_function_handles_components_without_flavors is a good practice. It ensures that the test is more predictable and not dependent on random provider selection, which could lead to flaky tests if certain providers are not supported for the component type being tested.
  • 133-142: The use of get_allowed_providers to fetch allowed providers and then selecting a random provider from this list in test_component_variable_parsing_works is a good approach. It ensures that the test only uses providers that are supported by the application logic, reducing the likelihood of test failures due to unsupported provider configurations.

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This is a nice addition and update. I left some smaller comments for what stood out but I'll give it another review once they're addressed. Thanks!

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Also be sure to take a look at the failing CI. I think something around docstrings that should be easy to fix.

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strickvl commented Apr 2, 2024

Thanks for the updates / fixes, @MASisserson! I think we're almost ready to merge. Just that one final query / comment above and we should be good to go.

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20-34: Consider making the list of excluded providers configurable or dynamic to improve maintainability. Hardcoding "azure" as an excluded provider might not be scalable if the list of providers changes frequently.

src/mlstacks/utils/model_utils.py (2)

35-48: Consider adding explicit error handling for cases where the provider is not found in ALLOWED_COMPONENT_TYPES. This could provide a clearer error message than a generic KeyError.


51-75: The error handling using a try-except block for KeyError in is_valid_component_flavor is appropriate and ensures that the function returns False if the provider or component type is not found in ALLOWED_COMPONENT_TYPES.

tests/unit/utils/test_zenml_utils.py (1)

57-57: Using hardcoded provider values ("gcp" and "aws") in the test functions makes the tests more explicit. Consider adding a comment to clarify the rationale behind this choice, ensuring future maintainers understand the context.

tests/unit/models/test_component.py (1)

27-55: The introduction of the valid_components strategy using Hypothesis is well-implemented. It effectively generates valid components for testing by drawing from enums and ensuring that only components with available types and flavors are generated. This approach enhances the robustness of the tests.

src/mlstacks/utils/yaml_utils.py (2)

62-74: The addition of a custom error message in load_component_yaml for FileNotFoundError improves error clarity and aids in debugging. This is a good practice for handling file not found exceptions.


128-129: Enforcing provider consistency between stack and components in load_stack_yaml by raising a ValueError is a crucial validation step. This ensures that all components in a stack are compatible with the stack's provider.

tests/unit/utils/test_terraform_utils.py (1)

115-120: The introduction of comp_provider and the use of get_allowed_providers to dynamically select providers for tests in test_enable_key_function_handles_components_without_flavors and other test functions enhance test flexibility and reduce brittleness. Consider adding comments or documentation to explain the rationale behind these changes for future maintainers.

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strickvl commented Apr 2, 2024

Thanks so much for this contribution, @MASisserson!

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