fix(packaging): Apache-2.0 metadata, a migration note, and CI that actually runs the tests - #44
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…censes `[project] license` said `MIT` and the license classifier said MIT, but the LICENSE file in this repo is the Apache 2.0 text and NOTICE carves the WAVE marks out of that specific grant. setuptools bundles LICENSE and NOTICE into `dist-info/licenses/`, so every built artifact carried `License: MIT` in its METADATA next to an Apache-2.0 LICENSE inside the same archive — two different grants in one distribution, which is what PyPI publishes as the package license. This is stale metadata, not a license change. `git log -S` shows the MIT line has been untouched since the initial commit (1b7be39); the repo adopted Apache-2.0 in 99d81d3 ("chore: adopt Apache-2.0 license + add NOTICE") and that commit did not update pyproject.toml. Every sibling WAVE SDK repo (sdk, api-spec, mcp-server, adk) ships Apache-2.0, so LICENSE + NOTICE are the authoritative pair and pyproject is corrected to match them. Kept as `license = {text = "Apache-2.0"}` rather than the bare PEP 639 SPDX string because the build-system requirement here is setuptools>=61 and the SPDX form needs setuptools>=77. Also adds `tomli` to the dev extra for Python < 3.11, so the new packaging tests can read this file back on the 3.9/3.10 floor where tomllib is not stdlib. Receipt, rebuilt wheel METADATA: Name: wave-sdk / Version: 2.1.0 License: Apache-2.0 Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: Apache Software License bundled dist-info/licenses/LICENSE line 1: "Apache License" twine check: PASSED (wheel + sdist) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ave_sdk` There was no migration note anywhere. CHANGELOG documents the rename for people reading the changelog; nothing told an installed 2.0.0 user what to change, and README never mentioned `wave-av-sdk` at all even though it is a published distribution name serving 2.0.0 on PyPI right now. MIGRATING.md covers the whole path: uninstall BOTH `wave-av-sdk` and `wave-sdk` first (they each drop a top-level `wave/` into site-packages, and leaving one behind leaves stale 2.0.0 modules on disk beside the new `wave_sdk`), install `wave-sdk>=2.1.0`, then rewrite the import. Nothing below the top-level name changed, so a one-line find-and-replace is the entire migration; the bulk `grep | xargs sed` form is included. It also explains WHY the rename was forced, with the reproduction: CPython ships `Lib/wave.py`, the stdlib directory precedes site-packages on sys.path, so `from wave import Wave` in a fresh install of 2.0.0 raised ImportError and the SDK on disk was unreachable. Verified live against the published wheel today. Two smaller doc defects fixed alongside: - README declared "MIT - WAVE Online, LLC" — a third place contradicting the Apache-2.0 LICENSE. Now points at LICENSE and NOTICE. - README API tables are written `wave.clips`, `wave.pipeline`, ... which reads as module paths in a repo whose defect was a module named `wave`. Both README and MIGRATING now state these are attributes of a client instance and that no importable `wave` module exists in this SDK. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…st in CI
Two gaps, one commit, because the first is worthless without the second.
1. NOTHING in CI ran pytest. `python-lint` runs ruff, `foundation-gate` runs a
secret scan plus a file-size gate, `smoke-install` builds and imports the
wheel, `release` builds a distribution. None execute a test. The repo had 43
passing tests that a pull request could have deleted wholesale while showing
all-green. `python-tests.yml` runs `pytest -q` on 3.9 / 3.12 / 3.13 — the
same matrix as smoke-install, so a version that can install the wheel is a
version whose behaviour is asserted.
2. `tests/test_packaging.py` adds the metadata guards no other gate covers:
- no top-level package this repo ships may be named after a stdlib module
(derived from the filesystem, not the pyproject include-globs, since the
failure mode is someone re-adding a directory the globs would sweep up);
- `import wave` must still resolve to the stdlib FROM the checkout — the one
environment where the original bug was invisible, because the checkout is
first on sys.path and the local `wave/` won;
- `wave_sdk.__version__` == `[project] version`. release.yml checks the git
TAG against pyproject, but its `__version__` assertion runs in the
post-publish step, i.e. after an upload PyPI will never let us replace.
This one runs on every pull request instead;
- `[project] license` and the license classifier must match what the LICENSE
file actually is, and NOTICE must still ship;
- no shipped doc may hand a user `import wave` / `from wave import ...` —
README 2.0.0 documented exactly the line that raised ImportError.
A control test asserts the package scan sees `wave_sdk`, so a bug that made
the scan return nothing cannot silently turn the shadow guard into a no-op.
Proven by negative control, not just by passing: reintroducing a top-level
`wave/` package in a scratch copy failed both shadow tests; reverting the
license line to MIT failed the license test.
52 passed on 3.9.25, 3.12.12 and 3.13.13 (43 pre-existing + 9 new)
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Reviewer's GuideThis PR makes the 2.1.0 artifact self-consistent and test-verified by correcting Apache-2.0 metadata, documenting the Sequence diagram for the installed SDK migrationsequenceDiagram
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User->>Pip: uninstall wave-av-sdk and wave-sdk
Pip->>SitePackages: remove stale wave packages
User->>Pip: install wave-sdk>=2.1.0
Pip->>SitePackages: install wave_sdk
User->>Python: import wave_sdk
Python-->>User: load SDK package
User->>Python: import wave
Python-->>User: load standard-library wave module
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PROJECT_METADATA {
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string license
string classifier
}
LICENSE_FILES {
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| @pytest.mark.parametrize("doc", ["README.md", "MIGRATING.md"]) | ||
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| # `wave_sdk` / `wave_av_sdk` must not trip this; a bare `wave` and a | ||
| # submodule path like `from wave.realtime import ...` both must. | ||
| if re.match(r"^\s*(import\s+wave|from\s+wave)(?!\w)", line) | ||
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test_docs_do_not_tell_users_to_import_wave matches lines with ^\s*(import\s+wave|from\s+wave), which requires the line to start with only whitespace. MIGRATING.md's diff code blocks contain lines like -from wave import Wave, -import wave, and -client = wave.Wave(...) (prefixed with - to show the old/broken code) — these are never flagged by the regex since - isn't whitespace, so the guard silently passes even though these exact substrings exist verbatim in the shipped doc. This is low-risk since the lines are explicitly marked as the deprecated form in a diff, but if the intent is to guarantee no shipped doc contains the literal broken import anywhere, the regex should also strip a leading [-+ ] diff marker before matching, or the test's docstring should note diff-quoted historical examples are intentionally exempt.
Strip optional diff markers (+/-) along with whitespace before matching, so diff-quoted lines are also caught.:
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| grep -rl --include='*.py' -E '^\s*(from|import)\s+wave(\W|$)' . \ | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use a portable file-selection command.
macOS BSD grep does not support --include. The bulk migration command then fails before it updates imports. Use find with portable grep options, or state that GNU grep is required.
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| for entry in stdlib_dir.iterdir(): | ||
| if entry.suffix == ".py": | ||
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rg -n --glob '*.py' 'stdlib_module_names|stdlib_dir|NOTICE|packag|collision|lib-dynload|ExtensionFileLoader|find_namespace' .
printf '%s\n' '--- project version constraints ---'
for f in pyproject.toml setup.py setup.cfg tox.ini .github/workflows/*.yml .github/workflows/*.yaml; do
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| notice = (REPO_ROOT / "NOTICE").read_text(encoding="utf-8") | ||
| assert "WAVE Online, LLC" in notice | ||
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Test NOTICE inclusion in built artifacts.
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Criterion: ART-001 (published artifact is importable) / VER-001 (published version matches source) / SUPPLY-001 (distribution metadata is truthful)
#41landed the Trusted-Publishing release workflow, and thewave→wave_sdkrename is already onmain. This PR closes what remains betweenmainand a publishable, self-defending2.1.0: the license metadata is wrong in the artifact, there is no migration note for the users the rename breaks, and — the one that let all of this through — CI has never run pytest.Defect 1 — the wheel ships two different licenses
pyproject.tomldeclaredlicense = {text = "MIT"}andClassifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License. The repo'sLICENSEfile is the Apache 2.0 text, andNOTICEcarves the WAVE marks out of that specific grant. setuptools bundles both intodist-info/licenses/, so every artifact this repo builds carriedLicense: MITinMETADATAbeside an Apache-2.0LICENSEin the same archive.README.mdwas a third place claiming MIT.This is stale metadata, not a license change.
git log -S 'license = {text = "MIT"}' -- pyproject.tomlreturns only1b7be39(initial commit); the repo adopted Apache-2.0 in99d81d3("chore: adopt Apache-2.0 license + add NOTICE") and that commit missedpyproject.toml. Every sibling repo —sdk,api-spec,mcp-server,adk— ships Apache-2.0.LICENSE+NOTICEare the authoritative pair; pyproject is corrected to match them, not the reverse.Defect 2 — no migration note
CHANGELOGdocuments the rename for people reading the changelog. Nothing told an installed2.0.0user what to change, andREADMEnever mentionedwave-av-sdk— a distribution name currently serving2.0.0on PyPI. NewMIGRATING.md: uninstall bothwave-av-sdkandwave-sdk(each drops a top-levelwave/into site-packages; leaving one behind leaves stale2.0.0modules beside the newwave_sdk), installwave-sdk>=2.1.0, rewrite the import. Nothing below the top-level name changed, so it is a one-line find-and-replace; the bulkgrep | xargs sedform is included.Defect 3 — nothing in CI ran the tests
python-lintruns ruff.foundation-gateruns a secret scan and a file-size gate.smoke-installbuilds and imports the wheel.releasebuilds a distribution. None execute a test. A PR could have deleted all 43 tests and shown all-green.python-tests.ymlrunspytest -qon 3.9 / 3.12 / 3.13 — the same matrix assmoke-install, so a version that can install the wheel is a version whose behaviour is asserted.tests/test_packaging.pyadds the guards no other gate covers: no shipped top-level package may be named after a stdlib module (derived from the filesystem, not the pyproject include-globs, since the failure mode is re-adding a directory the globs would sweep up);import wavemust still resolve to the stdlib from inside the checkout — the one environment where the original bug was invisible;wave_sdk.__version__must equal[project] version;[project] licenseand the classifier must match theLICENSEfile; no shipped doc may hand a userimport wave. A control test asserts the scan actually seeswave_sdk, so a bug that made it return nothing cannot silently turn the guard into a no-op.release.ymlalready asserts__version__against the tag, but in the post-publish step — after an upload PyPI will never let us replace. This moves that assertion to every pull request.release.ymlis untouched.Reproduction — the published artifact, verified live today
sys.path order is the whole mechanism — the stdlib directory precedes site-packages, so a distribution package named
wavecan never winimport wave.Proving test — the built wheel from this branch
Rebuilt wheel
METADATA:Name: wave-sdk·Version: 2.1.0·License: Apache-2.0·Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: Apache Software License·top_level.txt: wave_sdk· bundleddist-info/licenses/LICENSEline 1Apache License.52 passed on 3.9.25, 3.12.12 and 3.13.13 (43 pre-existing + 9 new).
ruff check: All checks passed.scripts/public-repo-guard/content-policy.sh: content policy OK.Negative controls — the guards were proven to fail, not just to pass. In a scratch copy: reintroducing a top-level
wave/package failedtest_no_shipped_package_shadows_a_stdlib_moduleandtest_import_wave_still_resolves_to_the_standard_library; reverting the license line toMITfailedtest_declared_license_matches_the_license_file.Not in scope
.github/workflows/release.ymlis untouched (#41's file, and PRs#42/#43touch it).CHANGELOG.mdis untouched (PR#29touches it) — the migration content lives inMIGRATING.mdinstead. No publish, no tag, no merge.Operator prerequisite before the first
v*tagPyPI Trusted Publishing must be registered before the tag is pushed, or the publish job fails at the OIDC exchange. On https://pypi.org/manage/project/wave-sdk/settings/publishing/ add a GitHub publisher: owner
wave-av, repositorysdk-python, workflowrelease.yml, environmentpypi. Thepypienvironment must also exist in this repo's settings.release.ymlcannot self-register this.Rollback
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git revert 2b66db2 dd6bad0 983e1c0, or revert individually — the three commits are independent (license metadata / docs / tests+CI). Reverting the test commit removespython-tests.ymland restores the previous CI shape exactly. No runtime code, no public API, and no dependency other thantomlion the dev extra for Python < 3.11 is changed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Prepares 2.1.0 for publish by fixing distribution metadata, documenting the
wave→wave_sdkbreak, and closing the CI gap where pytest never ran.License metadata in
pyproject.tomland README now declare Apache-2.0 (and the PyPI classifier) so wheelMETADATAmatches the bundledLICENSE/NOTICEinstead of the stale MIT fields from 2.0.0. Dev extras addtomlion Python < 3.11 so packaging tests can readpyproject.toml.MIGRATING.mdplus a README section explain uninstalling bothwave-av-sdkandwave-sdk2.0.0, installingwave-sdk>=2.1.0, and switching imports towave_sdk, including why the old top-levelwavename shadowed the stdlib..github/workflows/python-tests.ymlrunspytest -qon PRs andmainfor Python 3.9 / 3.12 / 3.13 (same matrix as smoke-install), installing.[dev,realtime,x402].tests/test_packaging.pyadds PR-time guards: no shipped package may collide with stdlib names,import wavestays stdlib in the checkout, version/name/license align withpyprojectandLICENSE, and docs must not tell users toimport wave.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 2b66db2. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.