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@Faolain Faolain commented Jul 27, 2025

Tests work locally but maybe we want to add this to #76 (?) which has more extensive changes to handle possible dangling/unclosed sockets.

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  • New Features

    • Added the ability to toggle between read-only and writable modes for stores, allowing users to easily switch access permissions while preserving data integrity.
  • Bug Fixes

    • None.
  • Tests

    • Introduced tests to verify correct behavior when switching between read-only and writable store modes.
  • Chores

    • Updated dependency requirements to use an exact version of Zarr (3.0.9) for improved compatibility.

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This update introduces a with_read_only method to both ZarrHAMTStore and SimpleEncryptedZarrHAMTStore classes, enabling efficient creation of read-only or writable clones of store instances. The dependency on "zarr" is now pinned to version 3.0.9. A new test verifies correct toggling of the read-only state.

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File(s) Change Summary
py_hamt/zarr_hamt_store.py Added with_read_only method to ZarrHAMTStore for toggling read-only state and creating new clones.
py_hamt/encryption_hamt_store.py Added with_read_only method to SimpleEncryptedZarrHAMTStore, handling extra constructor arguments.
pyproject.toml Changed "zarr" dependency from ">=3.0.8" to "==3.0.9".
tests/test_with_read_only.py Added asynchronous test for roundtrip toggling of read-only state in ZarrHAMTStore.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Test
    participant ZarrHAMTStore
    participant HAMT

    Test->>ZarrHAMTStore: Create writable store
    ZarrHAMTStore->>HAMT: Initialize with read_only=False

    Test->>ZarrHAMTStore: with_read_only(True)
    ZarrHAMTStore->>HAMT: Clone HAMT with read_only=True
    ZarrHAMTStore-->>Test: Return new read-only store

    Test->>ZarrHAMTStore: with_read_only(False)
    ZarrHAMTStore->>HAMT: Clone HAMT with read_only=False
    ZarrHAMTStore-->>Test: Return new writable store
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A toggle of locks, a gentle new way,
To switch from write to read-only today.
With tests to ensure the toggling’s sound,
And version pins keeping dependencies bound.
The HAMT now adapts with a hop and a cheer—
Oh, what a clever update is here!
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tests/test_with_read_only.py (1)

1-20: LGTM: Solid test coverage for the new with_read_only functionality.

The test effectively validates:

  • Round-trip read-only state toggling (RW → RO → RW)
  • Correct read_only flag values after each transition
  • Clone object identity (ensures new instances are created)
  • HAMT root node ID consistency across clones

Consider adding a test case for the fast-path optimization:

def test_with_read_only_fast_path():
    # Test that calling with_read_only with same state returns same instance
    store_rw = ZarrHAMTStore(hamt_rw, read_only=False)
    same_store = store_rw.with_read_only(False)
    assert same_store is store_rw  # Should be same object, not clone
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  • py_hamt/encryption_hamt_store.py (1 hunks)
  • py_hamt/zarr_hamt_store.py (1 hunks)
  • pyproject.toml (1 hunks)
  • tests/test_with_read_only.py (1 hunks)
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🧠 Learnings (5)
📓 Common learnings
Learnt from: abidsikder
PR: dClimate/py-hamt#7
File: py_hamt/hamt.py:366-367
Timestamp: 2024-12-02T20:09:32.152Z
Learning: In the `py_hamt` HAMT implementation, always obtaining a lock prevents multithreaded reads in read-only mode. To allow multithreaded reads in read-only mode, locks should not be acquired during read operations.
pyproject.toml (3)

Learnt from: abidsikder
PR: #7
File: pyproject.toml:7-13
Timestamp: 2024-12-02T20:05:21.672Z
Learning: When reviewing dependencies in pyproject.toml, note that using open-ended version ranges is acceptable because uv generates lockfiles, preventing future breaking changes from affecting the project.

Learnt from: abidsikder
PR: #7
File: pyproject.toml:19-31
Timestamp: 2024-12-02T20:05:50.327Z
Learning: The project uses a uv lockfile to manage dependencies, ensuring consistent versions and preventing issues with dependency version constraints in pyproject.toml.

Learnt from: abidsikder
PR: #7
File: pyproject.toml:1-6
Timestamp: 2024-12-02T20:06:24.670Z
Learning: The codebase uses Python 3.12's type parameter syntax (PEP 695), making Python >=3.12 a necessary requirement.

py_hamt/encryption_hamt_store.py (1)

Learnt from: abidsikder
PR: #7
File: py_hamt/hamt.py:366-367
Timestamp: 2024-12-02T20:09:32.152Z
Learning: In the py_hamt HAMT implementation, always obtaining a lock prevents multithreaded reads in read-only mode. To allow multithreaded reads in read-only mode, locks should not be acquired during read operations.

tests/test_with_read_only.py (1)

Learnt from: abidsikder
PR: #7
File: py_hamt/hamt.py:366-367
Timestamp: 2024-12-02T20:09:32.152Z
Learning: In the py_hamt HAMT implementation, always obtaining a lock prevents multithreaded reads in read-only mode. To allow multithreaded reads in read-only mode, locks should not be acquired during read operations.

py_hamt/zarr_hamt_store.py (1)

Learnt from: abidsikder
PR: #7
File: py_hamt/hamt.py:366-367
Timestamp: 2024-12-02T20:09:32.152Z
Learning: In the py_hamt HAMT implementation, always obtaining a lock prevents multithreaded reads in read-only mode. To allow multithreaded reads in read-only mode, locks should not be acquired during read operations.

🔇 Additional comments (3)
pyproject.toml (1)

12-12: LGTM: Exact version pinning addresses compatibility requirements.

The change from >=3.0.8 to ==3.0.9 ensures all environments use the exact same zarr version, which aligns with the PR objective of addressing a "required missing key" in the zarr upgrade. Given that the project uses uv lockfiles (as noted in learnings), this exact pinning provides deterministic builds while preventing potential compatibility issues with newer zarr versions.

py_hamt/encryption_hamt_store.py (1)

184-202: LGTM: Well-implemented with_read_only method with proper encryption handling.

The implementation correctly:

  • Provides fast-path optimization when no state change is needed
  • Creates a new HAMT instance with identical configuration but updated read_only flag
  • Preserves encryption-specific parameters (encryption_key, header) in the new instance
  • Uses type(self) for proper inheritance handling
  • Maintains synchronous operation without I/O, as expected by Zarr

The override is necessary due to the additional constructor arguments required by this encrypted store variant.

py_hamt/zarr_hamt_store.py (1)

86-111: LGTM: Excellent implementation with comprehensive documentation.

The with_read_only method is well-designed with:

  • Clear, comprehensive docstring explaining behavior and design rationale
  • Efficient fast-path optimization when no state change is required
  • Proper preservation of all immutable HAMT configuration parameters
  • Synchronous operation with no I/O, exactly as expected by Zarr
  • Correct use of type(self) for inheritance compatibility

The implementation provides a clean, lightweight way to toggle read-only state without data duplication or I/O overhead.

@Faolain Faolain requested review from 0xSwego and TheGreatAlgo July 27, 2025 08:15
@Faolain Faolain closed this Jul 27, 2025
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