feat(client): expose a closed property on the client facades - #1348
feat(client): expose a closed property on the client facades#1348Aryan-Pardeshi wants to merge 2 commits into
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QdrantRemote, AsyncQdrantRemote, QdrantLocal and AsyncQdrantLocal all expose closed, but the facades did not, so checking whether a client had been closed meant reaching through the private _client attribute. close() is already public on the facade; closed now is too, forwarding to the inner client. __repr__ aside, the async mirror needs no generator change: closed is not on AsyncQdrantBase, so the transformer leaves the property sync, which is what a property has to be. Closes qdrant#1299
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38-53: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd persistent-local coverage for
AsyncQdrantClient.The async tests cover
:memory:and remote clients, but they do not coverpath=. Add the same before-and-afterawait client.close()assertions forAsyncQdrantClient(path=...). This completes the local-mode coverage in the PR objective.Suggested test
+@pytest.mark.asyncio +async def test_async_persistent_local_client_reports_closed_state(tmp_path): + client = AsyncQdrantClient(path=str(tmp_path / "storage")) + assert client.closed is False + + await client.close() + assert client.closed is True🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/test_closed.py`:
- Around line 38-53: Add a persistent-local async client test alongside
test_async_local_client_reports_closed_state and
test_async_remote_client_reports_closed_state, constructing AsyncQdrantClient
with a temporary path, asserting closed is false before await client.close(),
and true afterward.
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QdrantClient.closed forwards to self._client.closed, but _client is typed QdrantBase, which did not declare it, so mypy failed with attr-defined on both the sync and async facades. QdrantRemote and QdrantLocal already implement it; declaring it on the base makes that part of the contract rather than an undeclared attribute the facades reach through.
Closes #1299.
QdrantRemote,AsyncQdrantRemote,QdrantLocalandAsyncQdrantLocalall expose aclosedproperty, but the two facade classes did not.close()is public on the facade, so the only way to ask whether it had been called wasclient._client.closed, which reaches through a private attribute to get at a public one.The property forwards straight to the inner client, so there is no second source of truth to drift.
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No generator change was needed here.
closedisn't onAsyncQdrantBase, so the transformer leaves it sync in the async mirror, which is what a property has to be. I ran the generator to confirm rather than assume, and its output matches what's committed.Tests
tests/test_closed.pycovers:memory:,path=and remote, sync and async, before and afterclose(), plus one case asserting the facade agrees with the inner client. All six fail withAttributeError: 'QdrantClient' object has no attribute 'closed'before the change.The remote cases pass
check_compatibility=Falseso they don't need a server on localhost.Note on #1300
I saw that #1300 covered this issue and was closed by its author before review. This is an independent implementation, written against the current
master. Happy to close mine instead if that one is coming back.Replaces #1331, which was branched from
masterand showed as conflicting against thedevbase this repo targets. Same change, clean history offdev.