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Issue #1054 allows the selected behavior: accept a file with only retention: and validate it with RetentionConfig. _load_retention_policy applies that rule and sends files with other top-level k… |
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The loader refactor, focused tests, documentation updates, and changelog entry support Issue #1054. The changes preserve best-effort loading for other purge paths and add strict loading only for `--ch… |
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#1054allows the selected behavior: accept a file with onlyretention:and validate it withRetentionConfig._load_retention_policyapplies that rule and sends files with other top-level keys through fullload_configvalidation._run_purge_check_policypreserves structured configuration errors and exit code 1. Tests cover a valid retention-only horizon, an invalid retention block with exit code 1, null retention, and partial or misspelled top-level keys. The English and Turkish retention documentation also records the behavior.
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR adds an opt-in retention-only configuration path to strict Sequence diagram for retention-only purge policy configurationsequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant Purge as purge --check-policy
participant Loader as _maybe_load_config
participant YAML as yaml.safe_load
participant Retention as RetentionConfig
Operator->>Purge: run with --config path
Purge->>Loader: _maybe_load_config(path, strict=True, allow_retention_only=True)
Loader->>YAML: safe_load(config_file)
YAML-->>Loader: YAML mapping with retention
Loader->>Retention: RetentionConfig(**retention_raw)
Retention-->>Loader: validated retention
Loader-->>Purge: SimpleNamespace(retention=retention_obj)
Purge-->>Operator: check policy using retention config
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments
### Comment 1
<location path="forgelm/cli/subcommands/_purge.py" line_range="1478" />
<code_context>
+ f"Configuration file must contain a YAML mapping, got {type(yaml_data).__name__}"
+ )
+
+ if "retention" in yaml_data and "model" not in yaml_data:
+ # Retention-only YAML: validate specifically with RetentionConfig
+ retention_raw = yaml_data.get("retention")
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Invalid settings pass policy check**
When the YAML contains a retention block and other top-level entries but omits model, `_maybe_load_config` validates only `retention` and returns a namespace, discarding the remaining keys instead of applying `ForgeConfig`'s `extra="forbid"` validation; `--check-policy` reports success with an incomplete or misleading policy report.
Validate the full top-level configuration, including unrelated keys, before returning the retention-only namespace.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<location path="forgelm/cli/subcommands/_purge.py" line_range="1488" />
<code_context>
+ try:
+ retention_obj = RetentionConfig(**retention_raw)
+ except ValidationError as e:
+ raise ConfigError(f"Configuration validation failed:\n{e}") from e
+ except (TypeError, ValueError) as e:
+ raise ConfigError(f"Configuration validation failed: {e}") from e
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Secrets appear in error output**
When a retention-only YAML value containing a secret fails validation, `RetentionConfig`'s `ValidationError` includes rejected input values, and `_maybe_load_config` embeds `str(e)` in a `ConfigError` that the CLI prints or logs, exposing the secret in terminal or CI output.
Sanitize validation errors before including them in `ConfigError`, omitting rejected input values.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<location path="forgelm/cli/subcommands/_purge.py" line_range="1481-1484" />
<code_context>
+ if "retention" in yaml_data and "model" not in yaml_data:
+ # Retention-only YAML: validate specifically with RetentionConfig
+ retention_raw = yaml_data.get("retention")
+ if not isinstance(retention_raw, dict):
+ raise ConfigError(
+ f"Configuration validation failed: 'retention' must be a mapping, got {type(retention_raw).__name__}"
+ )
+ try:
+ retention_obj = RetentionConfig(**retention_raw)
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Null retention is rejected**
When a retention-only YAML file has `retention: null` and no `model` key, `_maybe_load_config` rejects a null `retention` value as a non-mapping, even though `ForgeConfig.retention` is optional and accepts `null`; `--check-policy` therefore exits with a config error instead of treating the policy as unset.
Treat `retention: null` as an unset retention block and return a config object whose `retention` is `None`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<location path="forgelm/cli/subcommands/_purge.py" line_range="1469" />
<code_context>
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+ with open(config_path, "r", encoding="utf-8") as f:
+ try:
+ yaml_data = _yaml.safe_load(f)
+ except _yaml.YAMLError as e:
+ raise ConfigError(f"Invalid YAML syntax in {config_path}: {e}") from e
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Invalid encoding escapes config errors**
When the retention-only config file contains invalid UTF-8 bytes, `safe_load` reads the text file and can raise `UnicodeDecodeError`, which is not a `yaml.YAMLError`; `_maybe_load_config` does not wrap it and `_run_purge_check_policy` does not catch it. The command therefore emits an unstructured traceback instead of its config-error response, breaking JSON-mode consumers.
Catch `UnicodeError` while reading the file and wrap it as `ConfigError` so the existing structured error path handles it.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 5
<location path="tests/test_gdpr_erasure.py" line_range="1121-1130" />
<code_context>
+ from forgelm.cli.subcommands._purge import _run_purge_cmd
+
+ cfg = tmp_path / "retention-only.yaml"
+ cfg.write_text("retention:\n ephemeral_artefact_retention_days: 30\n")
+ args = _build_args(check_policy=True, config=str(cfg), output_dir=str(tmp_path))
+ with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as ei:
+ _run_purge_cmd(args, output_format="json")
+ assert ei.value.code == 0
+ captured = capsys.readouterr()
+ data = json.loads(captured.out)
+ assert data["success"] is True
+ assert "violations" in data
+ assert "count" in data
+
+ def test_check_policy_retention_only_invalid_exits_config_error(self, tmp_path: Path) -> None:
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Configured retention can be ignored**
When the retention-only loader discards the configured horizon and returns default retention settings, the test still passes if the retention-only loader discards the configured value and uses default retention settings: the empty output directory yields an empty report, and the assertions only check that the report has the expected keys. The test therefore does not catch the check-policy path applying the wrong retention settings.
Add an aged artefact to the test directory and assert the report reflects the configured 30-day horizon.
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forgelm/cli/subcommands/_purge.py: 1
1469-1469: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftAvoid silently overriding duplicate retention keys.
yaml.safe_loadkeeps the last value for a duplicate mapping key beforeRetentionConfigvalidates it._scan_retention_violationsuses the resultingaudit_log_retention_daysvalue foraudit_log.jsonl, so a later0can suppress that report while--check-policyexits successfully.The repository does not currently require duplicate-key rejection;
load_configuses the same loader. If duplicate keys are not intentional, add duplicate-key detection to the shared YAML loading path and convert it toConfigError, so--check-policyexits with code 1.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1115-1130: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert that the retention-only configuration affects the CLI report.
The test creates no artefact and checks only JSON shape. It can pass if the retention block is accepted but its horizon is ignored. Add an old report and assert the configured 30-day horizon appears in the violation.
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cfg = tmp_path / "retention-only.yaml" cfg.write_text("retention:\n ephemeral_artefact_retention_days: 30\n") + report = tmp_path / "data_audit_report.json" + report.write_text("{}") + old_mtime = report.stat().st_mtime - 120 * 86400 + os.utime(report, (old_mtime, old_mtime)) args = _build_args(check_policy=True, config=str(cfg), output_dir=str(tmp_path)) with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as ei: _run_purge_cmd(args, output_format="json") assert ei.value.code == 0 captured = capsys.readouterr() data = json.loads(captured.out) assert data["success"] is True - assert "violations" in data - assert "count" in data + assert data["count"] == 1 + assert data["violations"][0]["artefact_kind"] == "data_audit_report" + assert data["violations"][0]["horizon_days"] == 30🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @forgelm/cli/subcommands/_purge.py:
- Line 1469: Add duplicate mapping-key detection to the shared YAML loading path
used by load_config and the retention policy flow, then raise ConfigError when
duplicates are found so policy validation fails with exit code 1 instead of
using the last value.
Review comments at @tests/test_gdpr_erasure.py:
- Around line 1115-1130: Update test_check_policy_retention_only_config_succeeds
to create a data_audit_report.json with an mtime older than the configured
30-day retention horizon, then assert the CLI report contains exactly one
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Hi @chiragjangiir, thank you for picking up #1054 so quickly and for the clear description. The direction is right: accepting a file that holds only retention: is the behaviour we want, and --check-policy reads nothing from the loaded config except .retention, so the approach is safe at runtime.
We checked out the branch on top of development (735a02f) and ran it.
- The case from the issue now works: a file with only
retention:returns a report and exits 0. - An invalid value (
ephemeral_artefact_retention_days: -5) exits 1 with the structured JSON error.
A few things need to change before we can merge. Each one comes with a concrete fix, which we ran through the full local gauntlet (all green).
Required changes
1. CI is red: two lint errors and the module-size budget.
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ruff checkreportsI001(import order) in both files, andruff formatwould reformat_purge.py.ruff check --fix . && ruff format .fixes both. -
forgelm/cli/subcommands/_purge.pyis a deferred-split module with only 5 lines of headroom intools/check_module_size.py. The PR takes it to 1259 lines against a 1224 budget, which failstests/test_check_module_size.pyand thevalidatejob. Please do not raise the budget.Instead, move the loader into
forgelm/cli/_config_load.py, the CLI's config-loading module. It has plenty of room, and the retention-only rule then lives next toload_config's other callers. This version passed the full gauntlet for us:# forgelm/cli/_config_load.py (add `from typing import Optional` and import RetentionConfig from ..config) def load_retention_policy(config_path: Optional[str]) -> Optional[RetentionConfig]: """Return the ``retention:`` block that ``forgelm purge --check-policy`` reports against. The file is either a full ForgeLM config or one whose only top-level key is ``retention``: a scheduled retention report needs no training config (#1054). Any other top-level key makes it a full config, validated as one, so a misspelt ``retension:`` fails instead of being ignored. Raises ``ConfigError`` or ``OSError`` as ``load_config`` does. """ if not config_path: return None with open(config_path, encoding="utf-8") as fh: try: data = yaml.safe_load(fh) except yaml.YAMLError as exc: raise ConfigError(f"Invalid YAML syntax in {config_path}: {exc}") from exc if not (isinstance(data, dict) and set(data) == {"retention"}): return load_config(config_path).retention if data["retention"] is None: return None try: return RetentionConfig.model_validate(data["retention"]) except ValidationError as exc: raise ConfigError(f"Configuration validation failed:\n{exc}") from exc
Then make three changes in
_run_purge_check_policy:- import it with
from .._config_load import load_retention_policy; - call
retention = load_retention_policy(getattr(args, "config", None)); - use
retentionwhere the code now readsconfig_loaded.retention, and change theNonecheck toif retention is None:.
--check-policywas the only caller of_maybe_load_config(..., strict=True). Please also remove thestrictparameter, its docstring paragraph and theif strict: raisebranch, so that no dead option is left behind. With these changes_purge.pygoes down to 1212 lines. - import it with
2. Only a file whose single top-level key is retention should skip full validation. The current check, "retention" in yaml_data and "model" not in yaml_data, also accepts files with other keys and ignores those keys silently. Before this PR, both of these files exited 1 with validation errors:
| File | With this PR |
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retention: plus a misspelt retension: {staging_ttl_days: 1} |
Exit 0 with "no violations": the operator's 1-day staging horizon is dropped and the 7-day default is used. |
retention: plus a training: block but no model: |
Exit 0: the half-written training config is never reported. |
--check-policy loads its config strictly on purpose, so that a mistake in the file is never mistaken for "no violations". ForgeConfig rejects unknown keys for the same reason. The helper above checks set(data) == {"retention"} and sends every other file through load_config, which reports the full errors. This also resolves the docstring mismatch PR Lens pointed out (the docstring says "lacks training/model keys" while the code checks only model).
3. The success test should prove that the configured horizon is used. We replaced the loader with one that ignores the file and returns RetentionConfig() defaults: both new tests still passed, because the output directory is empty and the test checks only the JSON shape. This test fails on that version and passes on yours. It uses a 60-day-old report because 60 days is past the configured 30-day horizon but within the 90-day default. A 120-day-old file, as suggested in one bot comment, would exceed both horizons and could not tell them apart.
def test_check_policy_retention_only_config_applies_its_horizon(self, tmp_path: Path, capsys) -> None:
"""#1054: the horizon from a retention-only file is the one applied, not the default."""
import json
import os
import time
from forgelm.cli.subcommands._purge import _run_purge_cmd
report = tmp_path / "data_audit_report.json"
report.write_text("{}")
sixty_days_ago = time.time() - 60 * 86400
os.utime(report, (sixty_days_ago, sixty_days_ago))
cfg = tmp_path / "retention-only.yaml"
cfg.write_text("retention:\n ephemeral_artefact_retention_days: 30\n")
args = _build_args(check_policy=True, config=str(cfg), output_dir=str(tmp_path))
with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as ei:
_run_purge_cmd(args, output_format="json")
assert ei.value.code == 0
data = json.loads(capsys.readouterr().out)
assert data["count"] == 1
assert data["violations"][0]["artefact_kind"] == "data_audit_report"
assert data["violations"][0]["horizon_days"] == 30Please also add a test for point 2. It fails on the current branch and passes with the helper:
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"body",
[
"retention:\n ephemeral_artefact_retention_days: 30\nretension:\n staging_ttl_days: 1\n",
"retention:\n ephemeral_artefact_retention_days: 30\ntraining:\n num_train_epochs: 3\n",
],
ids=["misspelt-top-level-key", "partial-training-config"],
)
def test_check_policy_other_top_level_keys_mean_a_full_config(self, tmp_path: Path, body: str) -> None:
"""#1054: only a file whose sole key is `retention` skips full validation; a typo is not ignored."""
from forgelm.cli.subcommands._purge import _run_purge_cmd
cfg = tmp_path / "config.yaml"
cfg.write_text(body)
args = _build_args(check_policy=True, config=str(cfg), output_dir=str(tmp_path))
with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as ei:
_run_purge_cmd(args, output_format="json")
assert ei.value.code == 1Keep your test_check_policy_retention_only_invalid_exits_config_error; it is good as it is.
4. Record the behaviour in the purge reference. #1054's first criterion asks for the chosen behaviour to be recorded. In the --check-policy section, add one sentence at the end of the paragraph that starts "Read-only scan." / "Salt-okunur tarama." (line 59 in both files).
docs/reference/purge_subcommand.md:
The config can be a full training config or a YAML file whose only top-level key is `retention:`; a file with any other top-level key is validated as a full config.
docs/reference/purge_subcommand-tr.md (the Turkish sentence, ready to paste):
Config, tam bir eğitim config'i ya da tek üst düzey anahtarı `retention:` olan bir YAML dosyası olabilir; başka bir üst düzey anahtar içeren dosya tam config olarak doğrulanır.
5. CHANGELOG. Add a line under ## [Unreleased] → ### Changed, for example: "forgelm purge --check-policy --config accepts a file whose only top-level key is retention:; a file with any other top-level key is still validated as a full config (#1054)."
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| Sourcery "Invalid settings pass policy check" and PR Lens's docstring note | Fixed by point 2. |
| Sourcery "Configured retention can be ignored" and CodeRabbit's test nitpick | Fixed by point 3. |
| Sourcery "Null retention is rejected" | Fixed by the helper: a file with only retention: and no value behaves like a full config without a retention block (the "nothing to enforce" note, exit 0). |
| Sourcery "Secrets appear in error output" | Not applicable: the message has the same form as load_config's for every config, and the retention fields are integers and an enum. |
| Sourcery "Invalid encoding escapes config errors" | Not in this PR: load_config behaves the same today. Tracked as CR-A01-137 (#664). |
| CodeRabbit "duplicate retention keys" | Not in this PR: the shared YAML loader keeps the last duplicate everywhere. Tracked as CR-A01-025 (#545). |
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…odeTech#1054) Finish the retention-only config support along the lines of the review: - Move the loader to forgelm/cli/_config_load.py as _load_retention_policy(). Only a file whose single top-level key is `retention` skips full validation; any other key (a misspelt `retension:`, a partial `training:` block) goes through load_config and exits 1 instead of being ignored. - Validate the block with hide_input_in_errors, as ForgeConfig does, so a validation error names the field without echoing its raw value. - `retention: null` gives the "nothing to enforce" note, as in a full config; a missing file keeps load_config's not-found message. - Remove the now-unused `strict` parameter of _maybe_load_config; _purge.py goes from 1259 LOC (over its 1224 budget) to 1213. - Tests: the configured horizon is the one applied (a 60-day-old report against a 30-day horizon), other top-level keys mean a full config, the null block, hidden raw input and a missing file. - Record the behaviour in the purge reference, the GDPR erasure guide and the GDPR user-manual page (EN + TR), and in CHANGELOG. Refs HodeTech#1054 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Hi @chiragjangiir, thank you again for opening this pull request and for the first version of the retention-only loader. The branch had been quiet since our review, so we pushed a follow-up commit ( What the follow-up commit changes
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…ch#1054) The retention-only entry read as if any file with another top-level key exited 1. A valid full training config still reports normally; only an invalid one, such as a misspelt `retension:` or a partial training config, exits 1. Refs HodeTech#1054 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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The follow-up commits address every item from our earlier review, and all review threads are resolved. Approving. Thank you, @chiragjangiir!
Closes #1054.
Summary
When running
forgelm purge --check-policy --config <path>, operators frequently supply a YAML containing only aretention:section for scheduled retention sweeps, rather than an entire training configuration (which would otherwise requiremodel,lora,training, anddatablocks).Changes
_maybe_load_configwithallow_retention_only: bool = False(used by_run_purge_check_policy). If the YAML file contains aretention:block without training/model sections, it validates againstRetentionConfigdirectly and returns a namespace holding the validatedretentionmodel.retention:blocks continue to raise structuredConfigErrorand exit withEXIT_CONFIG_ERROR(1).tests/test_gdpr_erasure.py::TestCheckPolicyStrictLoad:test_check_policy_retention_only_config_succeedstest_check_policy_retention_only_invalid_exits_config_errortests/test_gdpr_erasure.pypass.Summary by Sourcery
Support retention-only configuration files for
purge --check-policywhile preserving strict validation and configuration error handling.New Features:
purge --check-policy --configto load YAML files containing only aretention:section.Bug Fixes:
Enhancements:
retention:and omit raw configuration values from retention validation errors.Documentation:
Tests:
Summary by CodeRabbit
retention:.retention:block reports nothing to enforce and exits successfully.