test(smoke): assert the installed wheel left CPython stdlib wave alone - #45
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smoke-install builds the wheel, installs it into a throwaway venv and imports `wave_sdk` from outside the repo. That proves the SDK is reachable. It does not prove we stopped shadowing the stdlib, and those are two different failures. Measured against the published `wave-sdk==2.0.0` wheel: in a default venv the stdlib precedes site-packages, so `import wave` returned CPython Lib/wave.py and the shipped `wave/` package was simply unreachable. But with site-packages ahead of it -- `pip install --target`, PYTHONPATH, a Lambda layer -- the shipped package won and `wave.open()` disappeared for every unrelated library in that environment. An import check that runs only in the first configuration reports green while the second one is broken. scripts/assert_stdlib_wave_intact.py checks the installed artifact in both sys.path orders (the second via a child process with site-packages prepended), verifies `wave` behaviourally by round-tripping a real WAV frame rather than only comparing paths, and scans every installed distribution -- not just ours -- for a top-level name that shadows a stdlib module. It fails rather than skips when it cannot measure: absent distribution, empty metadata scan, or an unlaunchable child probe all exit non-zero. A control check asserts the scan enumerated the environment, so a bug returning nothing cannot turn the guard into a no-op. Drilled before wiring it in: published wave-sdk 2.0.0 -> exit 1, 3 failures (RED) published wave-av-sdk 2.0.0 -> exit 1 (RED) wheel built from this commit -> exit 0, 9/9 (GREEN) empty venv, nothing installed-> exit 1 (absent input is not a pass) ruff clean; existing suite 34 passed, 1 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR adds a standard-library-only smoke guard that validates the installed wheel is reachable and that CPython’s Sequence diagram for the installed wheel stdlib-shadow smoke guardsequenceDiagram
participant CI as Smoke CI
participant Venv as Throwaway venv
participant Guard as assert_stdlib_wave_intact.py
participant Metadata as Importlib metadata
participant Child as Site-packages-first child
participant Stdlib as CPython stdlib wave
CI->>Venv: Build and install wheel
CI->>Guard: Run --dist wave-sdk --module wave_sdk
Guard->>Metadata: distribution(wave-sdk)
Metadata-->>Guard: Installed distribution metadata
Guard->>Venv: import wave_sdk
Venv-->>Guard: SDK module from site-packages
Guard->>Metadata: Scan distributions()
Metadata-->>Guard: Top-level installed file names
Guard->>Stdlib: import wave
Stdlib-->>Guard: stdlib wave module
Guard->>Stdlib: Write and read WAV frame
Stdlib-->>Guard: Round-tripped frame parameters
Guard->>Child: Launch probe with site-packages first
Child->>Stdlib: import wave and round-trip WAV frame
Stdlib-->>Child: Functional stdlib wave
Child-->>Guard: Exit status
Guard-->>CI: Exit 0 only when all checks pass
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds a standalone validator for installed artifacts. It checks that CPython’s ChangesStdlib shadow validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new smoke guard validates installed artifacts, but it can miss standard-library modules packaged as top-level .py files. This leaves a bounded gap in shadowing detection and should be corrected before relying on the guard for comprehensive coverage. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SmokeInstall
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SmokeInstall->>Validator: run against installed artifact
Validator->>InstalledArtifact: verify installation and importability
Validator->>ChildProbe: launch with site-packages first
ChildProbe-->>Validator: report wave import location and behavior
Validator-->>SmokeInstall: return aggregate validation result
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💡 Quality: Redundant .dist-info check in top-level name scan
top is derived by splitting a RECORD file path on / and only flagged when it's a member of FORBIDDEN_TOP_LEVEL (wave, audioop, sunau, aifc, sndhdr, chunk) — none of which end in .dist-info, so not top.endswith(".dist-info") is always true and never filters anything. Drop the clause (or replace with a comment) so the condition reflects what's actually being checked.
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In `@scripts/assert_stdlib_wave_intact.py`:
- Around line 193-194: Update the top-level name normalization in the
distribution scan before the FORBIDDEN_TOP_LEVEL check: strip recognized
import-file suffixes such as .py from top, while preserving package and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Detect top-level module files in the distribution scan.
A distribution file such as aifc.py produces top == "aifc.py", so this comparison does not report it. On Python 3.9 or Python 3.12, site-packages-first imports can then shadow the standard-library aifc module while this guard succeeds. Normalize recognized import-file suffixes before comparing the top-level name.
Proposed fix
+import importlib.machinery
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+IMPORTABLE_MODULE_SUFFIXES = tuple(importlib.machinery.all_suffixes())
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- if top in FORBIDDEN_TOP_LEVEL and not top.endswith(".dist-info"):
+ if (
+ top in FORBIDDEN_TOP_LEVEL
+ or any(
+ top == f"{candidate}{suffix}"
+ for candidate in FORBIDDEN_TOP_LEVEL
+ for suffix in IMPORTABLE_MODULE_SUFFIXES
+ )
+ ):
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| top = str(f).split("/")[0] | |
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| import importlib.machinery | |
| IMPORTABLE_MODULE_SUFFIXES = tuple(importlib.machinery.all_suffixes()) | |
| top = str(f).split("/")[0] | |
| if ( | |
| top in FORBIDDEN_TOP_LEVEL | |
| or any( | |
| top == f"{candidate}{suffix}" | |
| for candidate in FORBIDDEN_TOP_LEVEL | |
| for suffix in IMPORTABLE_MODULE_SUFFIXES | |
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| offenders.append(f"{name} ships top-level `{top}`") |
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In `@scripts/assert_stdlib_wave_intact.py` around lines 193 - 194, Update the
top-level name normalization in the distribution scan before the
FORBIDDEN_TOP_LEVEL check: strip recognized import-file suffixes such as .py
from top, while preserving package and .dist-info handling, so files like
aifc.py are compared as aifc. Keep the existing forbidden-name detection
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mainalready renamedwave/towave_sdk/, andsmoke-install.ymlalready builds the wheel, installs it into a throwaway venv and imports it from outside the checkout. This PR closes the half of that guard which is still missing: nothing asserts that the installed artifact left the CPython stdlibwavealone. Those are two different defects, and the published wheel had both.The two failures are not the same failure
wave-sdk 2.0.0(PyPI, 2026-04-03) shipped a top-level package namedwave. CPython shipsLib/wave.py. What happens next depends entirely onsys.pathorder, and the two orders fail in opposite directions.Default venv — stdlib precedes site-packages, so the stdlib wins and the SDK is unreachable:
site-packages ahead of the stdlib —
pip install --target,PYTHONPATH, a Lambda layer, a zipapp — the shipped package wins and removeswave.open()from the environment for every unrelated library in it:An import check that runs only in the first configuration reports green while the second is broken.
smoke-installruns only in the first configuration.What this adds
scripts/assert_stdlib_wave_intact.py, run inside the smoke venv after the existing import check:import wave_sdksucceeds, from site-packages and not the stdlib.import waveresolves undersysconfig.get_paths()["stdlib"]— checked in bothsys.pathorders, the second in a child process with site-packages prepended.waveis verified behaviourally, by writing and reading back a real WAV frame throughwave.open(). A module can sit at a stdlib-looking path and still be the wrong module; a round-tripped frame cannot.wavebreaks the user just as thoroughly.It fails rather than skips when it cannot measure
An absent distribution, an empty metadata scan, or a child probe that will not launch each exit non-zero. A control check asserts the scan actually enumerated the environment, so a bug that made it return nothing cannot silently turn the guard into a no-op. This was drilled, not assumed — a venv with nothing installed exits 1, it does not pass.
Drilled RED before it was wired in
wave-sdk 2.0.0wave-av-sdk 2.0.0Full CI sequence rehearsed locally end-to-end:
uv build --wheel, fresh venv, non-editable install, copy guard, run from the venv directory with the repo offsys.path, exit 0.ruff check scripts/clean under the repo config (SIM105 fixed withcontextlib.suppress, not anoqa). Existing suite unchanged: 34 passed, 1 skipped. Standard library only — it runs in a venv that holds the wheel and nothing else.Scope
Two files, both additive: the new script, and two steps appended to the bottom of
smoke-install.yml. Nouses:pin is touched, so this does not collide with the open Renovate PRs against that workflow.pyproject.tomlandtests/are untouched, so this does not overlap #44.Related, not fixed here
wave-av-sdk 2.0.0on PyPI has the identical defect and is a separate distribution from a separate repo (wave-av/sdks). Two lanes are already mid-flight on that rename; this PR deliberately does not touch it. Which of the two distributions is canonical — and whether one should be deprecated — is a product call, not a packaging one.Neither this PR nor #44 can repair the artifact already on PyPI: releases are immutable, so
2.0.0stays broken forever and the fix reaches users only at a new version.Need help on this PR? Tag
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Additive CI smoke guard and a standalone script; no runtime SDK or packaging config changes in this diff.
Overview
Closes a gap in the smoke install workflow: importing
wave_sdkfrom an installed wheel did not prove the artifact avoids shadowing CPython’s stdlibwavemodule (thewave-sdk 2.0.0class of bug, which fails differently depending onsys.pathorder).Adds
scripts/assert_stdlib_wave_intact.py, run in the throwaway smoke venv against the installed wheel. It hard-fails (never skips) when checks cannot run, verifiesimport wave_sdkfrom site-packages, scans all installed distributions for forbidden top-level names likewave, and assertsimport waveis still the stdlib module—by path, API surface, and a realwave.open()round-trip—both under defaultsys.pathand in a child process with site-packages prepended viaPYTHONPATH.smoke-install.ymlcopies that script into the smoke venv and runs it after the existing import check, before the quickstart step.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 2aefba5. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.