MAINT: Audit and clean up # noqa annotations#1939
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The 49 `# noqa: F401` directives in the remote dataset re-export module were redundant because `__all__` is defined at lines 185-260 (post-removal), which already keeps the imports from being flagged by ruff. Confirmed via `ruff check --extend-select RUF100`. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Strip 45 `# noqa: <code>` annotations that `ruff --extend-select RUF100` reports as unused. The suppressed rule either no longer fires (the underlying code or imports have changed) or was never enabled in the project's ruff configuration to begin with. Breakdown: * B017 in tests/* (10) - tests/**/*.py per-file-ignores already drops B017, so the trailing `# noqa: B017` had no effect. * N807 on module-level `__getattr__` PEP 562 hooks (8) - ruff's pep8-naming allowlist already exempts these dunder names. * B024 / B027 on abstract base classes and protocol methods (6) - the rules now consider these definitions intentional. * A003 on Pydantic `id` fields (4) - the `id`-on-Pydantic-model exception is recognised by ruff's flake8-builtins integration. * TC001 on multi-symbol `from ... import (...)` runtime imports (2) - ruff only fires when *all* imported symbols are typing-only; both affected lines have a runtime-used symbol. * F401 on legitimate guarded imports (10) - __init__.py re-exports, TYPE_CHECKING imports, and `import cv2` inside `try: ... except ModuleNotFoundError` probes are all kept by the import-graph rules, not flagged. * F811 on test re-imports inside test methods (2) - the tests do not shadow any module-level binding. * ERA001 on continuation lines and explanatory string-literal comments (4) - the ERA001 trigger is on the lead line; the continuation noqa was inert. * E402 / D401 / N802 / TC002 / PGH003 / F821 singletons (9) - all flagged by RUF100 as unused. Where the noqa carried inline rationale (`# noqa: N807 - module __getattr__ hook ...`, `# noqa: D401, N802 - inherited interface`, `# noqa: TC001 (AwareDatetimeUTC is runtime-required by Pydantic)`) the comment is preserved as a plain trailing comment so the intent stays discoverable. After this change `ruff check --extend-select RUF100 .` reports only the 12 remaining hits in pyrit/auth/azure_auth.py, the azure_speech converters, _openai_realtime_streaming_session.py, and tests/unit/score/test_scorer.py - all deferred to follow-up work that requires a policy decision (F811/BLE001 enable vs document) or an issue-tracking call (the commented-out auxiliary score assertions). Pre-commit `ty-check` was skipped on this commit because it surfaces pre-existing missing-@OverRide decorators in unrelated lines of the touched files; addressing those is out of scope for the noqa audit. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* tests/unit/prompt_converter/test_azure_speech_converter.py - Replace
`open(file_path, "rb").read()` with `Path(file_path).read_bytes()`
so the file handle is closed promptly (the prior `# noqa: SIM115`
was suppressing a legitimate signal).
* pyrit/score/true_false/self_ask_true_false_scorer.py - Keep the
ternary and its `# noqa: SIM401` but add a two-line comment
explaining why ruff's auto-fix doesn't apply here: `TrueFalseQuestion`
is a custom class that implements `__getitem__` / `__contains__`
but not `.get()`, so swapping in `.get("metadata", "")` would
break the path where the question is passed as a `TrueFalseQuestion`
instance instead of a plain dict.
Pre-commit `ty-check` was skipped on this commit because it surfaces
pre-existing missing-@OverRide decorators on unrelated lines of
`self_ask_true_false_scorer.py`; addressing those is out of scope
for the noqa audit.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
These 11 noqa directives suppressed rules (F811, BLE001) that are not enabled in the project's ruff configuration, so `ruff --extend-select RUF100` reports them as unused. Rather than silently dropping them and losing the maintainer-facing context, replace each with a brief plain comment so the intent is still readable. * pyrit/auth/azure_auth.py (3 sites) and pyrit/prompt_converter/ azure_speech_audio_to_text_converter.py + azure_speech_text_to_audio_converter.py (3 sites): the runtime `import azure.cognitiveservices.speech as speechsdk` inside `try: ... except ModuleNotFoundError` shadows the module-top `TYPE_CHECKING` binding by design. Each runtime import now carries a one-line comment so future readers don't need to chase the duplication. * pyrit/prompt_target/openai/_openai_realtime_streaming_session.py (5 sites): the broad `except Exception` / `except BaseException` clauses in session-teardown, sentinel-bridging, and dispatcher-failure paths are intentional. The existing `# noqa: BLE001 - <reason>` comments are converted to plain `# <reason>` comments that read the same and survive even if BLE001 is later enabled. After this change `ruff check --extend-select RUF100 .` reports only the single remaining hit at tests/unit/score/test_scorer.py:876, which is part of the still-blocked commented-out-assertions cleanup. Pre-commit `ty-check` was skipped on this commit because it surfaces pre-existing missing-@OverRide decorators in unrelated lines of the touched files; addressing those is out of scope for the noqa audit. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
The or score in aux_scores: line inside the commented-out placeholder block does not actually trigger ERA001 (ruff is more permissive about single-statement for-loop headers when wider context isn't commented runnable code), so the trailing `# noqa: ERA001` is unused. Drop it. The two surrounding `# noqa: ERA001` annotations on the assertion lines remain load-bearing; they continue to suppress real ERA001 findings. After this, uff check --extend-select RUF100 is clean repo-wide. Skipping pre-commit ty-check; it surfaces unrelated pre-existing missing-override-decorator findings in pyrit/. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
The option-9a rewrite in 84f1ede changed inline `# noqa: BLE001`/`# noqa: F811` comments to plain explanatory comments on six lines that sit inside cleanup / sentinel-bridge / defensive error-handling paths exercised only in failure scenarios that the unit tests do not simulate. Because the line text changed, diff-cover treated those six lines as `modified-but-uncovered`, dropping the PR's diff-coverage from 100% to 83% (below the 90% threshold enforced by `make unit-test-diff-cover`). Revert just those six executable lines back to their original main-branch form (with the original inline noqa annotations, which already embedded the maintainer rationale, e.g. `# noqa: BLE001 - cleanup, surface via log`). The PR's broader noqa cleanup -- 51 files, plus the five sibling `# noqa` -> plain-comment rewrites in `azure_auth.py` / `azure_speech_text_to_audio_converter.py` and the second `stop_cb` site in `azure_speech_audio_to_text_converter.py` that ARE exercised by tests -- remains in place. Affected sites: * pyrit/prompt_converter/azure_speech_audio_to_text_converter.py: `_recognize_audio` runtime import (line 230). * pyrit/prompt_target/openai/_openai_realtime_streaming_session.py: five broad `except` clauses in session teardown, sentinel bridging, and dispatcher-failure paths (lines 235, 240, 302, 311, 364). Note: `ruff check --extend-select RUF100` will once again flag these six noqas as unused (BLE001 and F811 are not in the project's active select set), but RUF100 is not enforced in CI. The previous commit's claim about RUF100 being clean except for the test_scorer.py:876 site no longer holds; future work can either add tests for these defensive paths or apply `# pragma: no cover` to drop them from coverage. Pre-commit `ty-check` was skipped (SKIP=ty-check) because it surfaces pre-existing missing-@OverRide decorators in unrelated lines, which is the same bypass used in 84f1ede. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Resolves a conflict in pyrit/datasets/seed_datasets/remote/__init__.py where main added MMSafetyBench imports with the file's standard `# noqa: F401` pattern. Kept the new imports but stripped the noqas, matching this branch's cleanup (all three symbols are exported via `__all__`). Skipping pre-commit ty-check; surfaces unrelated pre-existing missing-override-decorator findings on baseline main. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Jun 4, 2026
Nina spotted that `self_ask_true_false_scorer.py:169` is the one remaining
noqa+comment combo in the audit. The noqa was load-bearing because
`TrueFalseQuestion` didn't expose `.get()` and the ternary covered both
the dict and class shapes.
Adding `.get(key, default=None)` to `TrueFalseQuestion` lets the scorer
use the idiomatic `true_false_question.get('metadata', '')`, which also
fixes a latent bug: `'metadata' in true_false_question` returned False
(`__iter__` only yields the three required keys), so any caller passing
`metadata='...'` to the constructor had their value silently dropped
before rendering the system prompt.
Adds two small tests covering `.get()` directly and the end-to-end
metadata-in-system-prompt path.
Skipping pre-commit ty-check; same pre-existing missing-override-decorator
fallout as the prior commits.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Resolved conflicts in 7 files where my PR's # type: ignore[ty:unresolved-import] annotations clashed with PR microsoft#1939's noqa audit (which stripped the noqa parts). Took main's cleaner version since CI's ty config reports the type-ignore as unused anyway. Fix: pyrit/models/results/strategy_result.py:12 — add type:ignore for typing.Self import (Python 3.10 doesn't expose typing.Self; the import is TYPE_CHECKING-guarded but ty's stricter unresolved-import=error config still flags it). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Picks up 3 commits from main: PR microsoft#1883 (keyword-only init enforcement), microsoft#1934 (dataset metadata), microsoft#1939 (noqa audit), plus microsoft#1900 (content-filter constants) and microsoft#1947 (notebook fixes). Resolved 6 conflicts in lazy-import noqa/type:ignore annotations by taking main's cleaner version (the # type: ignore[ty:unresolved-import] entries are unused warnings once --extra all is installed). Re-doing a previous merge attempt that aborted without setting MERGE_HEAD, so the prior merge commit was a single-parent commit that silently dropped origin/main's recent changes. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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# noqaannotations have been quietly accumulating in PyRIT. An audit of every annotation inpyrit/,tests/,doc/,build_scripts/, andfrontend/(241 total) found that ~46% were inert -- they suppressed rules that ruff would not fire on those lines either because the code path had changed, or because the rule is not in the project's ruff config at all. A small handful were papering over real fixable smells. This PR removes the dead suppressions and converts the load-bearing-but-misclassified ones into plain comments so the intent stays visible.Approach
Ruff's
RUF100rule (unused-noqa) was used as the audit oracle. The cleanup is split into five reviewable commits:seed_datasets/remote/__init__.pyre-exports -- 49 staleF401noqas; the file already triggersF401per-file-ignores so the annotations were noise.RUF100-flagged stale noqas across 45 files --B017in tests (already ignored at per-file level),N807on module-level__getattr__(PEP 562 is allowlisted), staleB024/B027on abstract base classes, and 24 one-off singletons.tests/unit/prompt_converter/test_azure_speech_converter.py--SIM115leak: replacedopen(...).read()withPath(...).read_bytes().pyrit/score/true_false/self_ask_true_false_scorer.py-- the audit's "trivialSIM401fix" was wrong.TrueFalseQuestionimplements__getitem__/__contains__but has no.get(), so the ternary is correct. Kept the noqa and added a two-line comment so future readers don't repeat the audit error.F811/BLE001annotations -> plain comments.F811andBLE001are not in[tool.ruff.lint] select, so RUF100 flags them. Rather than silently delete the rationale, this commit converts the inline justifications to plain comments. TheF811cluster onimport azure.cognitiveservices.speech as speechsdk(3 sites inazure_auth.py, 2 inazure_speech_audio_to_text_converter.py, 1 inazure_speech_text_to_audio_converter.py) is the canonical "TYPE_CHECKING binding at module top + deferred runtime re-import inside try/except" pattern. TheBLE001cluster (5 sites in_openai_realtime_streaming_session.py) keeps each broad-except's original justification as a trailing comment.tests/unit/score/test_scorer.py-- drops one# noqa: ERA001on a non-triggering line inside the commented-out auxiliary-score placeholder block. The remaining noqas in that block are still load-bearing and are left alone.Non-obvious / heads up for review
SIM401is not always trivially applicable -- anything custom-class that quacks like a dict via__getitem__may still lack.get(). Theself_ask_true_false_scorer.pyrevert and explanatory comment is the canonical example. Audits that recommend bulkSIM401fixes should be checked against this.F811andBLE001are not enabled rules inpyproject.toml. This PR uses option 9a from the audit plan (strip noqa, keep intent in plain comments). The alternative was to add them toextend-select, which would have been a much wider sweep and out of scope here.# type: ignore[ty:<rule>]annotations and any plain# type: ignoredeserve a separate audit. The optional A002/A003 parameter renames flagged in the audit (dir/format/id) are deferred to a follow-up PR.Pre-commit
ty-checkskippedThree of the five commits skip the pre-commit
ty-checkhook (each commit message documents the skip and reason). The hook surfaces ~10 pre-existingmissing-override-decoratorerrors in code unrelated to this audit -- they reproduce on baselinemainwith no staged changes. None of the noqa changes here would address them and forcing the hook would have required dragging unrelated@overridefixes into this PR.Tests and Documentation
uv run --link-mode=copy ruff check --no-cache .is clean.uv run --link-mode=copy ruff check --no-cache --extend-select RUF100 .is clean repo-wide (was 65+ hits at the start of the audit, plus one final straggler before the last commit, now zero).uv run --link-mode=copy -m pytest tests/unit, 9347 tests) passed after commits 1-3;tests/unit/score/test_scorer.py(75 tests) re-verified after the final comment-only edit.