fix(store_pinecone,anonymize): align preconfig default with the profile field default - #2293
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…le field default Follow-up to rocketride-org#1777/rocketride-org#1952 (store_weaviate): store_pinecone and anonymize each declared their profile choice twice, to different values. Which one a user got depended on how the config reached the node -- a hand-written .pipe resolved through preconfig.default, an editor-created node through the profile field's own default. store_chroma, the third node rocketride-org#1953 flagged, was already fixed by an unrelated commit (rocketride-org#2055) since the issue was filed; verified via the new sweep below and left untouched. Why serverless-dense for store_pinecone: the driver hardcodes the pod-based branch's environment to 'us-east1-gcp', # example -- literally a placeholder, and pod-based Pinecone environments are tied to a specific paid plan with no universal working default. serverless-dense's hardcoded AWS us-east-1 spec is Pinecone's actual free-tier default and works unconfigured. test.profiles and the hand-written README prose already said serverless-dense throughout; only the field default and the generated params table disagreed. preconfig.default was already correct, so only the field default changed. Why glinerSmall for anonymize: unlike the connectivity nodes, both models work, so this is a resource/accuracy tradeoff rather than a broken vs. working choice. But the node's own README already documented the discrepancy explicitly ("The profile selected when adding the node is glinerSmall; the configuration field itself defaults to glinerMergedLarge") -- the owner's recorded intent was glinerSmall. test.profiles agrees. preconfig.default was already correct, so only the field default changed. Generalized the per-node invariant test added in rocketride-org#1952 (store_weaviate/test_services_profile_default.py) into nodes/test/test_profile_defaults.py, which sweeps every node's services.json for a profile-selector field (identified by its "*>preconfig.profiles.*.title" enum) and asserts preconfig.default matches it. Confirmed non-vacuous by reverting each fix in turn and re-running -- both failures reproduce with the exact old/new values. Covers all 62 profile-bearing service files on develop; all other 60 already agreed, matching the issue's own count. Updated the hand-written README prose and generated params table for both nodes; nodes:docs-generate itself refuses to run on a feature branch (it bakes the branch name into Source links), so the single changed table cell was hand-synced to match what it would produce. Fixes rocketride-org#1953 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change aligns the anonymize and Pinecone profile defaults across service definitions and documentation. A cross-node test discovers profile-bearing services and verifies matching, declared defaults. ChangesProfile default alignment
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…json CodeRabbit review on rocketride-org#2293: a services.json the sweep couldn't parse was silently skipped rather than failing, so a malformed file outside the four guard-tested nodes could evade the default-consistency check entirely. Raise instead. Also added the two docstrings it flagged as missing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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raw.find('*/', i + 2)returns-1,_strip_jsoncadvances to EOF. Valid JSON followed by/*is then accepted by_load_services, so the sweep does not detect the malformed service definition. Raisejson.JSONDecodeErroror an equivalent parse error instead of silently consuming the remainder.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Thanks @madhumitha-chandrasekaran-1 — this is the right way to close a "pick a default" issue. Both changes move only the field default, leaving preconfig.default alone, so no existing .pipe changes behaviour: a config carrying a profile keeps it, and a config without one already resolved through preconfig.default. The tiebreakers are argued from evidence rather than preference — pinecone.py's pod-based branch hardcoding environment='us-east1-gcp', # example against the serverless branch's real free-tier ServerlessSpec(cloud='aws', region='us-east-1'), and for anonymize the README sentence that described this exact discrepancy and named glinerSmall as the intent. Noting that store_chroma was already fixed by #2055 and leaving it untouched is the correct outcome for a sweep like this.
The generalized invariant test is the most valuable part. Identifying the profile selector by its "*>preconfig.profiles.*.title" enum is the only thing in the schema that actually names "the field that chooses a profile", test_default_profile_is_declared catches a second class of drift the issue did not ask for, and test_the_sweep_actually_discovered_the_known_profile_bearing_nodes stops the whole sweep passing vacuously — which is the failure mode that makes parametrized sweeps worthless. Dropping the conditional-branch invariant rather than forcing it onto llm_qwen and ocr was the right judgment.
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One inline should fix: the sweep adds another copy of the JSONC stripper to a tree that already has several.
A nit with no line in this diff, so it goes here: nodes/test/store_weaviate/test_services_profile_default.py still asserts two invariants this sweep now covers for every node, weaviate included. Its third test (a conditional branch per profile) is genuinely weaviate-specific and should stay. Trimming the two duplicated cases, or adding a line saying the file is deliberately kept as a per-node canary, would stop the next person changing the sweep's discovery rule and leaving a silently divergent copy behind.
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should fix — this is the fourth copy of the JSONC stripper in nodes/test/, in a PR whose subject is copy-driven drift.
The docstring is honest about it — "Ported from store_weaviate/test_services_profile_default.py" — which is the tell. At this head the same job is done by:
nodes/test/store_weaviate/test_services_profile_default.py(the one this was ported from)nodes/test/store_chroma/test_services_top_k.pynodes/test/context_optimizer/test_all.pynodes/test/tool_microsoft_365/test_services_json.py- and
scripts/validate-node-readme.pyoutside the test tree
git grep -ln "strip_jsonc\|jsonc" -- nodes/test/ scripts/This matters more than an ordinary duplicate because the function is a hand-written parser with a real edge case in it — tracking string state so a // inside a documentation URL is not treated as a comment. That edge case was found once and is now stated five times. The next services.json feature that trips it (a /* inside a description, an escaped quote sequence) gets fixed in whichever copy the author happened to be reading, and the other four keep the bug. A test helper that silently mis-parses fails open: _discover_profile_bearing_cases would just find fewer cases, and the sweep would go green with less coverage than it claims.
nodes/test/framework/ is already the shared home for node-test helpers (__init__.py, discovery.py, expectations.py, pipeline.py, runner.py). One module there:
# nodes/test/framework/services_json.py
def load_services(path: Path) -> Dict[str, Any]:
"""Parse a services*.json (JSONC) file into a plain dict."""
return json.loads(_strip_jsonc(path.read_text(encoding='utf-8')))with this file importing it and the four existing copies migrated as they are next touched. Migrating them all in this PR would widen it past its subject — landing the shared helper and using it here is enough, and it means the count stops growing.
Not blocking. Flagging it because this PR's own argument is that a rule stated twice eventually gets fixed in one place only, and that argument applies to its test infrastructure as much as to services.json.
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Summary
Fixes #1953. Follow-up to #1777/#1952 (
store_weaviate), same shape of bug: a node declares its profile choice twice —preconfig.default(the fallback when a config carries noprofilekey) and the profile field's owndefault(what the editor pre-fills, and what the generated README documents) — and the two disagreed, so which one a user landed on depended on how the config reached the node.store_chroma, the third node the issue flagged, was already fixed by an unrelated commit (#2055) since the issue was filed. Verified via the new sweep below and left untouched.Why
serverless-denseforstore_pineconeBoth profiles previously had identical preconfig fields (just a blank
apikey), so the weaviate-style "which one ships a usable host" tiebreaker doesn't directly apply at the schema level — but the driver itself breaks the tie:pinecone.py's pod-based branch hardcodesenvironment='us-east1-gcp', # example— literally a placeholder, and pod-based Pinecone environments are tied to a specific paid plan with no universal working default. The serverless-dense branch hardcodesServerlessSpec(cloud='aws', region='us-east-1'), which is Pinecone's actual free-tier default and works against an unconfigured account.test.profilesand the hand-written README prose (Default: **Pinecone Serverless Dense Index**) already saidserverless-densethroughout — only the field default and the generated params table disagreed.preconfig.defaultwas already correct; only the field default changed.Why
glinerSmallforanonymizeUnlike the connectivity nodes, both models actually work, so this is a resource/accuracy tradeoff rather than a broken-vs-working choice — the kind of judgment call the issue asked not to make in a non-owner sweep. But the node's own README already recorded the owner's intent explicitly: "The profile selected when adding the node is
glinerSmall; the configuration field itself defaults toglinerMergedLarge." That sentence describes this exact bug as a known discrepancy, withglinerSmallnamed as the intended one.test.profilesagrees.preconfig.defaultwas already correct; only the field default changed.Generalized invariant test
Per the issue's own suggestion, generalized the per-node check added in #1952 (
store_weaviate/test_services_profile_default.py) intonodes/test/test_profile_defaults.py, which sweeps every node'sservices.jsonfor a profile-selector field — identified generically by its"*>preconfig.profiles.*.title"enum, the fixed convention every such field uses — and assertspreconfig.defaultmatches it. This covers all 62 profile-bearing service files on develop; the other 60 already agreed, matching the issue's claim that these three were drift, not a systemic pattern.I initially also generalized weaviate's third test (conditional branch must exist per profile) into the sweep, but that's specific to nodes where different profiles show different fields — nodes like
llm_qwen(47 model profiles sharing one field set),ocr, andpose_estimationlegitimately have no per-profile conditional branches. Dropped that check rather than force a false invariant onto unrelated nodes.Docs
nodes:docs-generaterefuses to run on a feature branch by design (it bakes the branch name into README "Source" links, to avoid polluting feature-branch diffs with link churn), so I hand-synced the one generated params-table cell that changed per node to match what the generator would produce, plus the hand-written prose that referenced the old default.Why I picked this one up
Same reasoning as #1986 and #2155: a real, well-specified issue with the judgment calls already scoped out explicitly by the reporter (their own PR #1952 flagged these three by name and deliberately left them for separate review), so there was a clear, bounded fix to make rather than an open-ended investigation. Having just worked through #2155's node-config patterns, verifying each node's actual driver behavior (not just the schema) to find the real tiebreaker felt like the right level of diligence to bring to a "pick a default" decision that's easy to get lazily wrong.
Test plan
nodes/test/test_profile_defaults.py: 125 passed (62 cases × 2 invariants + 1 sanity check).preconfig.defaultand the field default since they were identical strings) and confirmed the exact expected failure, then restored.nodes/test/test_contracts.py: 384 passed.python3 scripts/validate-node-readme.pyon both changed nodes: PASS.ruff check/ruff format --check: clean.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
glinerSmall.serverless-dense.Tests