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Restores the declared type contracts across the flext-core test surfaces, so mypy and pyright report zero errors.

These defects were pre-existing on 0.12.0-dev but were masked: mypy 2.3.0 segfaulted (SIGSEGV) on a recursive matcher type alias in flext-tests before it could reach and report them. With that crash fixed, the checker now completes and surfaces the real contracts.

Root causes fixed at their owners

  • Unspecialized service base. ServiceUserService, GetUserService and SendEmailService inherited an unspecialized base, so the inherited contract resolved to FlextService[Base].execute() -> Result[Base]. Because Result is invariant, every concrete Result[X] override was invalid. Each service is now specialized to its real result type.
  • Enum contract. Violation(severity=...) received a raw str where ValidatorSeverity is required; the typed enum value is now constructed.
  • Bytes formatting. str-bytes-safe sites formatted bytes into f-strings, producing b'abc' instead of abc; bytes are now decoded explicitly.
  • Strict-validation test. SampleValue invalid-input assertion routed through model_validate so the contract is genuinely exercised.
  • Unreachable branch. Removed a decorator branch that could never execute, since build() returns _Payload directly.

Evidence

make check CHECK_GATES=mypy,pyright   exit=0   pyright 0 errors (47.42s), mypy 0 errors (59.21s)
make test FILE=tests/unit            exit=0   2509 passed in 53.92s

No suppression, noqa, type: ignore, Any, cast, excluded path, or weakened assertion was introduced. Also carries the generated projection dropping the two retired blanket Ruff masks, owned by flext-infra.

Beads: mro-6szaq.10, mro-6szaq.12


Summary by cubic

Restores declared type contracts in flext_core tests and fixes inline‑union enforcement to count only union arms written in the annotation. Previously t.* aliases were expanded and flagged; now only literal union syntax is counted (AST for string annotations; TypeAliasType short‑circuits), so centralized aliases are exempt while oversized inline unions still fail.

Review and migration notes

  • Migration: move multi‑arm inline unions over the limit into a type alias.
  • Enforcement: field_visitor.py implements declared‑syntax counting; _enforcement_collect_parts/enforcement_collect_part_01.py now passes (model_type, name, info) to no_inline_union.
  • Tests/fixtures: services specialize their generic result types; severity strings enter via model_validate and accept any letter case; bytes are decoded before formatting; an unreachable unwrap branch is removed; a centralized alias‑based union field is added to the clean module fixture.
  • Generated __init__: packages declare explicit __all__ and install lazy exports via install_lazy_exports with MappingProxyType; public imports are unchanged.
  • Tooling/CI/docs: add .markdownlint.json and .markdownlintignore; docs workflow scopes permissions per job; Makefile adds CI ternary budgets (CI=Y runs lint, pyright, security, markdown, smells at 60s; CI=N runs pyrefly, mypy at 300s) and bounds verb execution; pyproject.toml sets flext_slow_timeout_seconds, enables show_traceback, bumps mypy to >=2.3.1 with a “exclude‑newer” pin, and narrows Ruff’s __init__.py policy; the nested pytest probe disables third‑party plugin autoload to keep runs deterministic within the regular budget.

Written for commit cf35204. Summary will update on new commits.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved field validation for union types, including unions referenced through type aliases.
    • Enhanced enforcement of inline-union rules across model fields.
    • Improved handling of byte-based messages in service responses.
  • Chores

    • Increased test and generation timeouts for more reliable checks.
    • Restricted documentation deployment permissions to the minimum required access.
    • Improved availability of public framework components through lazy loading.
    • Added Markdown linting configuration.
  • Tests

    • Expanded coverage for aliased union fields, typed service results, validation, and warning behavior.

Marlon Costa added 11 commits August 14, 2026 14:05
The no_inline_union rule expanded t.* aliases and flagged centralized
unions as violations. Arms are now counted from the declared annotation
(AST for string annotations, TypeAliasType short-circuit) so aliases are
exempt while literal inline unions still fail. The nested-pytest
visibility probe disables plugin autoload instead of inheriting an
external timeout override, keeping the regular config-owned budget.
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The change updates declared-union enforcement, adds lazy package exports, scopes documentation workflow permissions per job, adjusts Makefile and lint settings, and updates test models, validation calls, subprocess isolation, and byte-message handling.

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Declared Union Enforcement

Layer / File(s) Summary
Declared annotation union validation
src/flext_core/_utilities/_beartype/field_visitor.py
Union members are counted from raw declaration syntax. Field validation uses the declared annotation for inline-union checks.
Enforcement probe context
src/flext_core/_utilities/_enforcement_collect_parts/enforcement_collect_part_01.py
The no_inline_union probe now receives model, field, and metadata context.
Union validation fixtures
tests/typings.py, tests/fixtures/clean_module.py
The tests add CentralizedUnion and use it in GoodEntity.aliased_value.

Lazy Package Exports

Layer / File(s) Summary
Core package export facade
src/flext_core/__init__.py
The root package uses relative metadata imports and immutable lazy import mappings.
Constants and exception exports
src/flext_core/_constants/..., src/flext_core/_exceptions/...
Package initializers expose public constants and exception symbols through __all__ and lazy imports.
Models, protocols, and results exports
src/flext_core/_models/..., src/flext_core/_protocols/..., src/flext_core/_result/__init__.py
Package initializers define public exports and lazy mappings for model, protocol, and result symbols.
Handlers and utilities exports
src/flext_core/_handlers_parts/__init__.py, src/flext_core/_utilities/...
Handler and utility package initializers expose generated symbols and modules through lazy imports.

Repository Tooling and CI

Layer / File(s) Summary
Job-scoped documentation workflow permissions
.github/workflows/docs.yml
Workflow permissions are disabled by default and granted per documentation job.
Generation and test command settings
Makefile, pyproject.toml
Timeouts, check gates, and generation commands are updated. Pytest gains a slow-test timeout.
Lint and Markdown configuration
pyproject.toml, .gitignore, .markdownlint.json
Ruff uses targeted package-initializer ignores, and Markdownlint configuration is added.

Test Model and Helper Maintenance

Layer / File(s) Summary
Typed service test bases
tests/_models/_mixins/service_case_core.py, tests/_utilities/railway_services.py
Test services now use concrete result model types.
Validation and subprocess test contracts
tests/integration/test_architecture.py, tests/unit/_models/test_base.py, tests/unit/test_enforcement_warning_visibility.py
Tests use normalized severity values, model_validate, and isolated pytest plugin loading.
Handler helper input normalization
tests/unit/test_handlers_factory.py, tests/unit/test_handlers_properties.py
Byte messages are decoded before expected text results are built.
Factory payload handling
tests/unit/test_decorators_full_coverage.py
The factory test uses the direct build() result as its payload.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to d97dc

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Exclude test and gen from the 60-second CI timeout

When CI=Y, _dispatch applies VERB_BOUNDED to direct make test and make gen calls. The 60-second limit can terminate pytest before its 300- or 360-second process limit. It can also terminate code generation during a valid run. Exclude these verbs or increase their CI timeout. make all already clears CI before test.

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ifeq ($(strip $(CI)),Y)
VERB_BOUNDED := timeout --signal=TERM --kill-after=5s 60s
else ifeq ($(strip $(CI)),N)
VERB_BOUNDED := timeout --signal=TERM --kill-after=5s 300s
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Comment thread Makefile
Marlon Costa added 2 commits August 16, 2026 07:53
…nical verbs (mro-6szaq.13)

CodeRabbit review on PR #404: the coercion test now feeds the raw
string through model_validate -- the parsing boundary where untyped
severity values actually arrive -- so the before-validator's
normalization is what the assertion exercises, while the constructor
keeps its static enum contract. The contributor guide drops the
non-existent make targets (format, lint, type-check, security) for the
canonical verb surface (check CHECK_GATES=..., fmt/fix WHAT=apply
APPLY=Y).

Proven: CI=N check on the test file (pyrefly 0, mypy 0) and the full
test_architecture.py run (24 passed).
Regenerated from the merged SSOT: the markdownlintignore projection
joins .markdownlint.json (both codegen-managed), the Makefile carries
the converged CI ternary (CI=Y fast gates 60s, CI=N type checkers
300s), and pyproject/.gitignore follow the merged policy.
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