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Gap plan G15 (engineering hygiene), first batch for the 2.2.0 wave. One commit per item, so any one can be reverted on its own. No version bump.
relsynth[spark] extra (G15.1). runtime/executors.py told users to pip install 'relsynth[spark]', but there was no such extra. Added spark = ["pyspark>=3.5", "cloudpickle>=3.0"]. cloudpickle is needed too: the fitted model holds closures, so the spark executor failed with PySpark alone (reproduced with pyspark 4.3.0). The databricks CI job now installs the extra and runs the spark identity test, which no job ran before.
Cyclic imports (G15.2). The module-level import graph has no cycle. All 76 CodeQL py/cyclic-import notes go through imports deferred into functions, and those cannot fail at import time. New tests/unit/test_import_graph.py fails on any module-level cycle (I checked that it catches a planted one). py/cyclic-import is filtered in the CodeQL config, and py/unsafe-cyclic-import stays on.
Dockerfile digest updates (G15.3). Dependabot docker was already on, but Dockerfile.service kept its digest in ARG PYTHON=..., which Dependabot does not read. The digest is now on a literal FROM ... AS python-upstream line, and PYTHON defaults to that stage. Air-gapped --build-arg PYTHON=<mirror> still works, and BuildKit skips the unused upstream stage.
mypy baseline 68 → 29 (G15.4). Annotations only.
Claim tests (G15.6). SEC-10 and RM-27 go from partial to supported (bundle, verify report and profile hold no rows). New SEC-17 covers "Only SELECT is issued against a source". DP-12 gets a doctor --apply refusal test. Register: 148 claims.
Not in this PR: G15.5 (mutation survivors), G15.7 (about 270 claim-register sentences), G15.8 (SLSA L3).
Docker: local BuildKit resolves the default build to the pinned image, and an override build succeeds with a bogus upstream digest. The full image build is left to CI because of sandbox TLS.
Live servers, science suite, real-database regressions: not affected (no engine change), left to CI
Statistics and privacy
No new statistical or privacy claim (SEC-17 is a security claim backed by a test)
Synthetic draws for the same seed are unchanged: tools/identity_check.py against main, all 24 runs identical
Checklist
Every commit follows Conventional Commits and is signed off
Added an optional Spark installation extra. Spark execution requires Java 17 or later.
Bug Fixes
doctor --apply now refuses differential-privacy specifications when it would read real data outside privacy accounting.
Added checks for sensitive values in generated outputs and for source databases remaining unchanged during read-only operations.
Documentation
Updated Spark setup instructions and the tested Spark version to 3.5.8; clarified source-access protections and the scope of the software bill of materials.
Tests
Expanded Spark executor coverage and added module-level import-cycle checks.
The spark executor told users to install relsynth[spark], but pyproject
had no such extra. Add it with PySpark and cloudpickle: the fitted model
holds closures (posterior draw functions) that the standard pickle
refuses, so the executor fails without cloudpickle even when PySpark is
installed (reproduced locally with pyspark 4.3.0).
CI's databricks job installs the extra and now runs the spark executor's
identity test (tests/unit/test_runtime.py -k spark), which no job ran
before. README and docs/runtime.md name the extra.
G15 item 1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PSVqwEupew4wtRatmwmMDX
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Dockerfile.service held its pinned digest in `ARG PYTHON=...` and used
`FROM ${PYTHON}`. Dependabot's docker ecosystem reads FROM lines and does
not resolve build arguments, so the digest was never updated (the root
Dockerfile, with literal FROM lines, was).
Put the digest on a literal FROM line as stage `python-upstream` and make
PYTHON default to that stage name. Air-gapped builds still pass
`--build-arg PYTHON=<mirror image>`; BuildKit skips the unused upstream
stage, so nothing is pulled from Docker Hub (checked locally with a bogus
upstream digest: the override build succeeds, the default fails to
resolve it). The default build resolves the same image as before.
G15 item 3.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PSVqwEupew4wtRatmwmMDX
Signed-off-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Annotation-only fixes, no change in behaviour:
- type the empty dict/list containers mypy could not infer (data,
doctor, engine, expr, keyfind, pipeline, prepare, profiling,
relational, source, table_model);
- declare, without defaults, the attributes the posterior draw sets on
Marginal (p, p_null, knots_v, knots_c) and the engine sets on Entity
(copied) and PairRel (null_mask, child_only). No default is given, so
the getattr(..., False) reads elsewhere behave as before.
tools/identity_check.py against main: all 24 runs byte-identical.
Baseline regenerated with `tools/mypy_ratchet.py --update`.
G15 item 4.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PSVqwEupew4wtRatmwmMDX
Signed-off-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- test_bundles_verify_reports_and_profiles_hold_no_rows: no customer id
and at most five verbatim continuous values (summaries such as min,
max, quantiles) in a diagnostics bundle, a verify report or profile
output of the star scenario. SEC-10 and RM-27: partial -> supported.
- test_only_select_is_issued_against_a_source: records every statement
SQLAlchemy sends to the SQLite source during introspect, profile,
run (pushdown off and on) and verify; all are SELECT/WITH or the
read-only PRAGMAs of schema reflection, and the source file's hash is
unchanged. Registered as SEC-17 (docs/security.md threat table).
- test_cli_refuses_doctor_apply_on_a_dp_spec: doctor --apply exits 2
with the DP refusal and writes nothing; without --apply it still
reports. DP-12 note removed (verify was already in the CLI test).
claims_check: 148 claims traced.
G15 item 6.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PSVqwEupew4wtRatmwmMDX
Signed-off-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 76 CodeQL py/cyclic-import notes left after #50 all run through
imports deferred into functions (optional drivers, heavy modules and
callbacks into the engine). Python executes those only when the function
runs, so they cannot leave a half-initialised module; computing the
module-level import graph of src/relsynth gives no cycle at all.
Add tests/unit/test_import_graph.py, which builds the module-level graph
(ignoring function bodies and TYPE_CHECKING blocks) and fails on any
strongly connected component; checked by adding `from . import engine`
to data.py, which it reports. With that guard in place, filter
py/cyclic-import out of the CodeQL config; py/unsafe-cyclic-import stays
on. docs/development/ci.md explains the filter.
G15 item 2.
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The pull request adds an optional Spark executor extra and CI coverage, changes the service Dockerfile’s Python base-image stage, adds assurance and import-cycle checks, and updates type annotations, the mypy baseline, and SBOM descriptions.
Changes: Spark executor support
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Summary
Spark extra and CI test pyproject.toml, docs/runtime.md, README.md, docs/connectors.md, docs/warehouses.md, tests/emulators/databricks/start.sh, .github/workflows/ci.yml, tests/unit/test_runtime.py
Adds the spark extra with PySpark and cloudpickle, documents the Java 17+ requirement, and updates the Databricks stand-in to Spark 3.5.8. CI installs the extra, runs a Spark-filtered runtime test, and audits installed Spark-related packages. The test re-raises Spark initialisation errors when the required-test setting is enabled.
The Dockerfile declares the pinned Python image in a python-upstream stage and defaults PYTHON to that stage.
Assurance test coverage
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Summary
DP-spec doctor refusal tests/unit/dp/test_dp.py, docs/assurance/claims.yaml
Tests that doctor --apply refuses a DP spec without creating an output file. The claim register adds the test as evidence.
Output privacy and source access checks tests/unit/test_security.py, docs/assurance/claims.yaml, docs/security.md
Adds checks for customer identifiers and continuous source values in output, and traces SQLite statements while checking that the source database remains unchanged. The claim register updates or adds related claims and documents the observed source reads.
Module-level import-cycle checks
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Build and check the import graph tests/unit/test_import_graph.py, .github/codeql/codeql-config.yml, docs/development/ci.md
Adds a module-level import graph test that checks for cycles. CodeQL filters py/cyclic-import; py/unsafe-cyclic-import remains enabled.
Type annotations and mypy baseline
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Summary
Annotations and baseline updates src/relsynth/*.py, tools/mypy-baseline.txt, docs/development/ci.md
Adds annotations to existing local and class state. The mypy baseline is revised, and the CI documentation reports the remaining diagnostic count.
SBOM scope and release notes
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Summary
SBOM scope and recorded changes .github/workflows/ci.yml, .github/workflows/pypi_upload.yml, docs/development/ci.md, docs/development/supply-chain.md, CHANGELOG.md
CI and supply-chain documentation describe the SBOM as covering the [all] extra. The changelog records the SBOM scope and other changes.
nick-developer/relsynth#50: Pins the Python base image and preserves the PYTHON override contract that this pull request modifies.
Suggested labels:security, privacy
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review aa0da
The security documentation says no source rows beyond the sample are kept for pandas file sources, but whole source columns are cached in the fitted model state. Operators could misjudge data retention. The remaining issues are small wording fixes in the claim register and changelog; no runtime behavior changes. Correct the retention wording before merge.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to aa0da
The dependency and image-build changes are narrowly scoped, with no new attack path established in the reviewed paths. Privacy assurances remain broader than the demonstrated handling of preexisting in-memory source-data caches, and cluster behavior was not independently exercised.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The new dependency exposure is concentrated in environments explicitly installing the Spark extra and the corresponding CI job. Ordinary and service-image installations do not automatically acquire Spark, and the executor's existing authority is unchanged.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The CodeQL filter excludes py/cyclic-import but retains py/unsafe-cyclic-import. The replacement import-graph check addresses module-level cycles and intentionally excludes deferred imports; it is not evidence of a complete dependency-layering policy.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Separate shared-output privacy assurances from fitted-process retention guarantees, and explicitly account for full-column cache ownership and lifetime before asserting a narrower retention contract.
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Major: The new relsynth[spark] extra enables Spark model serialisation. A spec containing a password-bearing database URL remains in Synthesizer.user_spec. For multiple partitions, `SparkExecu…
Remove database URLs and credentials from all model references before Spark serialisation. Add a test that checks the broadcast payload for credentials and database URLs.
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Untrusted Input Reaches A Dangerous Sink
The PR does not introduce a flow from untrusted input to a listed dangerous sink. The production changes add type annotations and the Spark extra. The existing Spark executor unpickles bytes generated…
Privacy Guarantees Match The Proofs
The PR does not change DP bounds, noise, accounting or composition. It updates the SEC-10 register entry for the changed sentence and adds SEC-17 to the register.
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The description follows the repository template. It has a 'What and why' section that explains the change and names the gap plan item G15 as the reason. It has a 'How it was tested' section with commands and results. It has the 'Statistics and privacy' and 'Checklist' sections. Several template items are left unticked or unanswered, including the live server, science suite and real-database regression results. The author explains these as left to CI. The 'What and why' section does not link a formal issue, only a project thread.
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Major: The new relsynth[spark] extra enables Spark model serialisation. A spec containing a password-bearing database URL remains in Synthesizer.user_spec. For multiple partitions, SparkExecutor.map broadcasts the serialised model, which can spill to temporary files. The executor and model paths remain unchanged, so the previous failure is unresolved.
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Remove database URLs and credentials from all model references before Spark serialisation. Add a test that checks the broadcast payload for credentials and database URLs.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 515: Update the SparkExecutor construction handling exercised by the
pytest command so startup exceptions remain skippable for local runs but fail
this CI step; use or establish an explicit CI-only setting to enable strict
behaviour for this invocation without changing local-run behaviour.
Review comments at @docs/runtime.md:
- Line 53: Update the `spark` runtime entry to state that remote workers must
also have `relsynth` and its dependencies installed, and that cloudpickle
requires the same Python version on the driver and workers. Keep the existing
Spark setup guidance intact.
Review comments at @pyproject.toml:
- Line 51: Update the spark extra dependency constraint to exclude the affected
PySpark versions 3.5.0 and 3.5.1 while retaining safe supported versions such as
3.5.3; audit the other entries in the extra for related constraints.
Review comments at @tests/unit/test_security.py:
- Line 173: Update _row_leaks to check identifiers from customer, product, and
sale tables using format-aware matching that detects both quoted and unquoted
identifiers in the output. Keep the existing continuous-value check separate,
and ensure a row from any of the three tables cannot pass the no-rows assertion.
- Line 236: Update the allowlist assertion in this security test so it
establishes that statements are read-only: accept WITH only when its main
operation is SELECT, or restrict the tested statement forms to SELECT. Ensure a
WITH ... UPDATE that affects no rows is rejected rather than passing solely
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- test_security: the row finder now matches customer ids unquoted too,
and finds product and sale rows (whose integer keys cannot be
searched alone) as their own fields side by side; a new test shows it
finds a row dumped as JSON or as a Markdown line. The SELECT-only test
no longer accepts WITH (SQLite allows WITH ... UPDATE).
- test_runtime: RELSYNTH_TEST_SPARK_REQUIRED=1 turns a Spark that cannot
start into a failure; CI sets it, local runs still skip.
- spark extra: pyspark>=3.5.3 (excludes 3.5.0/3.5.1, CVE-2025-55039).
- docs/runtime.md: cluster workers need relsynth and the same Python
minor version as the driver.
- test_import_graph: docstrings on helpers and tests.
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Minor · Do not skip runtime TYPE_CHECKING branches. · test_import_graph.py:53
tests/unit/test_import_graph.py:53 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not skip runtime TYPE_CHECKING branches.
For if not TYPE_CHECKING:, this skips the body even though Python executes it at runtime. A cycle in that body can pass the test. Inspect the condition and traverse the runtime branch.
Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comment at @tests/unit/test_import_graph.py at line 53:
Update the TYPE_CHECKING condition handling in the import-graph AST traversal to
distinguish the condition’s polarity: skip type-check-only branches, but
traverse the body of `if not TYPE_CHECKING` because it executes at runtime.
Preserve traversal of the appropriate runtime branch for other condition forms.
Minor · Record the package dependency as well as the submodule. · test_import_graph.py:40
tests/unit/test_import_graph.py:40 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Record the package dependency as well as the submodule.
For from relsynth.pkg import child, this records only relsynth.pkg.child when that module exists. Python also loads relsynth.pkg. If its initialiser imports the originating module, the graph misses the cycle. Record the package dependency as well.
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Review comment at @tests/unit/test_import_graph.py at line 40:
Update the import dependency collection around the `names` construction to
record `relsynth.pkg` as well as `relsynth.pkg.child` when the child module
exists. Preserve the existing fallback for names that are not modules, and
ensure both dependencies are included so cycles through the package initialiser
are detected.
Minor · Add evidence for the --top claim. · claims.yaml:1167
docs/assurance/claims.yaml:1167 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Add evidence for the --top claim.
SEC-10 tests the default API profile but does not establish that the CLI requires an explicit --top option. An API test covers the default and top=3; the CLI parser has a separate default. Cite evidence for both paths, or keep RM-27 partial until the CLI behaviour is tested. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
As per path instructions: “Security and privacy statements must be backed by a proof, check, test or measured report”.
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Review comment at @docs/assurance/claims.yaml at line 1167:
Update the RM-27 evidence associated with the supported status: cite evidence
for both the API default and explicit top=3 paths and a test establishing
whether the CLI requires an explicit --top option, or keep RM-27 partial until
that CLI behaviour is tested. Ensure the security claim is backed by a proof,
check, test or measured report.
Source: Path instructions
Minor · Qualify the SELECT-only claim. · claims.yaml:663
docs/assurance/claims.yaml:663 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Qualify the SELECT-only claim.
SQLite schema reflection also issues read-only PRAGMAs. The cited test permits them, so it does not support “Only SELECT” as written. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Update the security statement and this quote to allow read-only reflection statements.
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Review comment at @docs/assurance/claims.yaml at line 663:
Update the security statement and its supporting quote in the claims entry to
allow read-only SQLite schema-reflection PRAGMAs alongside `SELECT` queries.
Ensure the revised claim is backed by the cited test or another verifiable proof
that these statements are read-only.
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Review comments at @pyproject.toml:
- Line 51: Update the PySpark minimum in the spark optional dependency extra
from 3.5.3 to 3.5.8, and align the existing CI PySpark pin with that minimum.
Check that CI exercises the spark extra using the updated version.
- Line 51: Update the spark optional dependency range so it requires PySpark
3.5.7 or later and excludes 4.0.0, while preserving the cloudpickle requirement.
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Review comments at @docs/assurance/claims.yaml:
- Line 1167: Update the RM-27 evidence associated with the supported status:
cite evidence for both the API default and explicit top=3 paths and a test
establishing whether the CLI requires an explicit --top option, or keep RM-27
partial until that CLI behaviour is tested. Ensure the security claim is backed
by a proof, check, test or measured report.
- Line 663: Update the security statement and its supporting quote in the claims
entry to allow read-only SQLite schema-reflection PRAGMAs alongside `SELECT`
queries. Ensure the revised claim is backed by the cited test or another
verifiable proof that these statements are read-only.
Review comments at @tests/unit/test_import_graph.py:
- Line 53: Update the TYPE_CHECKING condition handling in the import-graph AST
traversal to distinguish the condition’s polarity: skip type-check-only
branches, but traverse the body of `if not TYPE_CHECKING` because it executes at
runtime. Preserve traversal of the appropriate runtime branch for other
condition forms.
- Line 40: Update the import dependency collection around the `names`
construction to record `relsynth.pkg` as well as `relsynth.pkg.child` when the
child module exists. Preserve the existing fallback for names that are not
modules, and ensure both dependencies are included so cycles through the package
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- spark extra: pyspark>=3.5.8,!=4.0.0 (PYSEC-2026-3966 / CVE-2026-32773
affects 3.5.3-3.5.7). The Databricks stand-in and the CI pin move from
Spark 3.5.3 to 3.5.8 (same Delta 3.2.1); docs updated. Spark identity
test passes locally on 3.5.8.
- test_import_graph: `if not TYPE_CHECKING:` bodies count, and importing
a submodule also records its packages (except the importer's own),
with a test for both.
- SEC-17: docs/security.md and the claim name the read-only reflection
PRAGMAs the test allows.
- RM-27: new CLI test that `relsynth profile` lists frequent values only
with --top; cited with the API test.
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@coderabbitai The four outside-diff findings from review 5815684465 are fixed in caf211b:
test_import_graph.py, TYPE_CHECKING polarity.if TYPE_CHECKING: now follows only the else branch, and if not TYPE_CHECKING: follows only the body. typing.TYPE_CHECKING is recognised as well.
test_import_graph.py, package edges. Importing a.b.c now records a, a.b and a.b.c. The packages that hold the importing module are left out, because Python has already initialised them, or is initialising them, before the module runs. A new test, test_graph_follows_runtime_branches_and_packages, covers both cases. The real package still has no module-level cycle.
claims.yaml RM-27, --top. New test test_cli_profile_lists_values_only_with_top: relsynth profile without --top writes no top values, and with --top 3 it does. RM-27 now cites that test and test_api.py::test_clone_profile_ping, which covers the API default and top=3.
claims.yaml SEC-17 wording. docs/security.md and the claim now say "Only SELECT queries (and, on SQLite, the read-only PRAGMAs of schema reflection) are issued against a source", which matches what the test allows.
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tests/unit/test_import_graph.py-55-55: 1
55-55: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
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Recognise only typing.TYPE_CHECKING as a type-checking guard.
If another object has TYPE_CHECKING = True, its guarded imports run at runtime. _type_checking treats that attribute as typing.TYPE_CHECKING, so the graph omits those imports and can miss a cycle. Check the attribute’s base and add a test with an unrelated TYPE_CHECKING attribute. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comments at @CHANGELOG.md:
- Line 18: Qualify the privacy claim in the changelog: state that the
no-identifier guarantee applies to default profile output, and note that using
`relsynth profile --top` can expose source identifier values. Preserve the
surrounding claims and wording.
Review comments at @docs/assurance/claims.yaml:
- Line 663: Update the SEC-17 claim and corresponding security documentation to
allow read-only, dialect-specific reflection statements, including MySQL’s SHOW
FULL TABLES issued during Source.__init__. Mark the claim partial until
cross-dialect evidence supports its full scope.
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- Line 13: Revise the source-statement claim to distinguish source-data writes
from session setup, accounting for SQLite’s PRAGMA foreign_keys=ON and MySQL’s
SET time_zone = '+00:00'. Update the corresponding claim-register entry and
SEC-17 check to cover statements issued through connector DBAPI cursors, and
verify the stated scope.
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…rites, partial
sqlite3's trace hook on each source connection now records DBAPI-level
statements too (PRAGMA foreign_keys=ON, SQLAlchemy's isolation-level read).
SEC-17 and docs/security.md say relsynth never writes to a source and name
the reflection and session statements; partial since only SQLite is
measured. The CHANGELOG qualifies profile output as the default (no --top).
The import-graph test only treats typing(_extensions).TYPE_CHECKING as the
constant.
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Round 3 changes, outside the inline threads (9a88c66):
_type_checking in tests/unit/test_import_graph.py now treats an attribute as the constant only when it is typing.TYPE_CHECKING or typing_extensions.TYPE_CHECKING. Tests cover the typing. form and an unrelated p.TYPE_CHECKING, which is followed as a runtime branch.
Nested test helpers now have docstrings.
On the "No Secrets At Rest Or In Logs" check: the spark executor broadcasts the pickled fitted model, and that model includes the spec, so the source location reaches the workers. This happens on main too; this PR only adds the extra that installs PySpark. I've left it for a separate engine change, which would strip the source block from the model before the broadcast. It is noted in the G15 report for the maintainer.
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Major · Correct the full-sample claim. · claims.yaml:585
docs/assurance/claims.yaml:585 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Correct the full-sample claim.
When a pushed fact has at most sample_rows rows, SqlConnector.sample reads the whole table. The cited full-sample test exercises this case. SEC-10 therefore cannot support the claim that pushed facts never leave the source as a whole. Update the security documentation and register to state that the sample can contain every row. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
As per path instructions, “Security and privacy statements must be backed by a proof, check, test or measured report”.
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Review comment at @docs/assurance/claims.yaml at line 585:
Update the SEC-10 claim and its supporting security documentation to state that
SqlConnector.sample can return every row when the pushed fact has at most
sample_rows rows; replace the claim that pushed facts never leave the source
whole, and support the revised statement with the cited full-sample test or
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- Line 663: Update the assurance claim containing “relsynth never writes to a
source” and SEC-10, plus the corresponding statement in docs/security.md, to
disclose that Synthesizer uses SqlStats.first_rows for non-aggregate pushdown
reads of source values for each group, including order headers or running
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- Line 51: Update the dependency installation extras in the CI and release
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- Line 585: Update the SEC-10 claim and its supporting security documentation to
state that SqlConnector.sample can return every row when the pushed fact has at
most sample_rows rows; replace the claim that pushed facts never leave the
source whole, and support the revised statement with the cited full-sample test
or other verifiable evidence.
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…l] scope
Pushdown also reads the whole table when it has at most sample_rows rows,
and the first row of each order-header or running-balance group
(TableStats.first_rows); docs/security.md, SEC-10 and SEC-17 now say so,
with the header-split test as evidence. The SBOM covers the [all] install,
not every extra; ci.md and supply-chain.md now say that.
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- Line 19: Update the security claim in the changelog to limit the
identifier-safety assertion to the tested customer identifiers in the fixture;
clarify that spec literals, including identifiers, can remain in bundles created
by build_bundle and may be visible if shared.
Review comments at @docs/assurance/claims.yaml:
- Line 664: Qualify the source-write guarantee in the claim identified by
“relsynth never writes to a source”: limit it to source-read operations and
state that the target must not overlap the source, unless the execution path
prevents that overlap. Do not imply that `execute` is safe when its target
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- Line 584: Update the pushed-facts claim and SEC-10 evidence to distinguish the
retained seeded sample from data read during processing: pandas file sampling
streams every row, and statistics may load and cache full columns. Add evidence
supporting the pandas file path while preserving the existing description of
aggregates, retained samples, and per-group rows.
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database and file-format connectors, and explicitly identify the excluded
`documents`, `couchbase` and `mssql-pymssql` extras; preserve the remaining
description of the SBOM and its generation.
Review comments at @docs/security.md:
- Line 79: Update the SEC-10 Pushdown claim in the security documentation to
clarify that a seeded sample may exceed sample_rows and include every row, and
that when every group has one row, first-row queries can return a projection of
every source row. Keep the documented aggregate, sample, and first-row behaviour
accurate, and update the corresponding SEC-10 claim in the assurance claims so
both statements stay aligned.
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SEC-17 holds while the target is not the source; SEC-10 says what is kept
of a pushed fact (file sources are streamed to draw the sample) and that
first rows are every row when each group has one row. The SBOM lists the
connector extras [all] leaves out. The CHANGELOG limits the identifier
check to the test scenario and notes spec literals in bundles.
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- Line 19: Update the changelog’s source-write guarantee to state that it
applies only when the run’s target is not the source itself, matching the
exception documented in docs/security.md; preserve the surrounding SQLite
statement details.
Review comments at @docs/assurance/claims.yaml:
- Line 584: Update the sampling description in the assurance claim and
docs/security.md to distinguish the pandas engine’s seeded random draws in file
order from hash-based sampling, noting that reordering rows can change the
pandas sample for the same seed. Keep the claims consistent with
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- Line 79: Update the pandas file-source wording in the security documentation
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the sample and first-row selections, and that this cache is retained by the
fitted synthesiser and PipelineRun.fit_data; remove the claim that no other rows
are kept. Align the SEC-10 wording in claims.yaml with this description and
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Analysis chain
Script executed:
#!/bin/bashset -u
printf'%s\n''=== Named files ==='
fd -t f '^(test_import_graph\.py|claims\.yaml|test_api\.py|test_security\.py|security\.md)$'.printf'%s\n''=== Import graph outline and source ==='
ast-grep outline tests/unit/test_import_graph.py --items all
cat -n tests/unit/test_import_graph.py
printf'%s\n''=== Claim entries ==='
rg -n -A24 -B5 'SEC-17|RM-27' docs/assurance/claims.yaml
printf'%s\n''=== Security documentation ==='
cat -n docs/security.md
printf'%s\n''=== Security test outline and relevant tests ==='
ast-grep outline tests/unit/test_security.py --items all
rg -n -A85 -B8 'def test_cli_profile_lists_values_only_with_top|def test_.*(source|query|sql|read.only)' tests/unit/test_security.py
printf'%s\n''=== API test outline and profile clone test ==='
ast-grep outline tests/unit/test_api.py --items all
rg -n -A65 -B8 'def test_clone_profile_ping' tests/unit/test_api.py
printf'%s\n''=== Spark serialisation references ==='
rg -n -C5 'class SparkExecutor|user_spec|cloudpickle|\.broadcast\(' src/relsynth
Length of output: 55304
@nick-developer I inspected the current PR files:
The import-graph code follows the runtime branch for TYPE_CHECKING and includes package import edges. The new test covers both cases.
RM-27 cites the CLI and API profile tests. The CLI test checks output with and without --top.
SEC-17 now describes the SQLite session setting as well as read-only queries. It is marked partial because the statement test covers SQLite only.
I did not run the tests or verify the reported Ruff and claims_check results.
Major security finding: The saved No Secrets At Rest Or In Logs check failed. A spec with a password-bearing database URL can reach the serialised model broadcast by SparkExecutor.map. The broadcast may spill to cluster temporary files and expose credentials. Before merging, remove URLs and credentials from all model references before serialisation, add a broadcast-payload test, and rerun the security check. The saved check has not been refreshed for this revision.
Would you like a follow-up issue for the Spark fix? The security documentation asks for private reporting, so please confirm a private destination before creating one.
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What and why
Gap plan G15 (engineering hygiene), first batch for the 2.2.0 wave. One commit per item, so any one can be reverted on its own. No version bump.
relsynth[spark]extra (G15.1).runtime/executors.pytold users topip install 'relsynth[spark]', but there was no such extra. Addedspark = ["pyspark>=3.5", "cloudpickle>=3.0"]. cloudpickle is needed too: the fitted model holds closures, so the spark executor failed with PySpark alone (reproduced with pyspark 4.3.0). The databricks CI job now installs the extra and runs the spark identity test, which no job ran before.py/cyclic-importnotes go through imports deferred into functions, and those cannot fail at import time. Newtests/unit/test_import_graph.pyfails on any module-level cycle (I checked that it catches a planted one).py/cyclic-importis filtered in the CodeQL config, andpy/unsafe-cyclic-importstays on.Dockerfile.servicekept its digest inARG PYTHON=..., which Dependabot does not read. The digest is now on a literalFROM ... AS python-upstreamline, andPYTHONdefaults to that stage. Air-gapped--build-arg PYTHON=<mirror>still works, and BuildKit skips the unused upstream stage.SELECTis issued against a source". DP-12 gets adoctor --applyrefusal test. Register: 148 claims.Not in this PR: G15.5 (mutation survivors), G15.7 (about 270 claim-register sentences), G15.8 (SLSA L3).
How it was tested
ruff check src tests toolsclean;python tools/claims_check.py: 148 claims traced;python tools/mypy_ratchet.py: 29 errors, baseline 29pytest tests/unitrun locally (see thread); the new tests passpytest -m slow tests/unit/test_runtime.py -k sparkpasses locally (Java 21, pyspark 4.3.0 + cloudpickle)Statistics and privacy
tools/identity_check.pyagainst main, all 24 runs identicalChecklist
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Summary by CodeRabbit
doctor --applynow refuses differential-privacy specifications when it would read real data outside privacy accounting.