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fix(context): reject v1 view upgrades that map two views to the same target - #2696

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Fixes #2695

Root cause

_plan_v1_to_v2's cube loop already refuses to upgrade when two legacy cube files resolve to the same target directory (seen_cube_targets, raises UpgradeError before any write). The views loop right above it has no equivalent check: it resolves each view's target purely from view.get("name"), so two views.yml entries sharing the same name map to the same views/<name>/ directory. _apply_v1_to_v2 then writes both views into that directory (the second write overwrites the first) and deletes views.yml, the only other copy, right after.

Fix

Mirror the existing cube guard for views: track resolved metadata.yml targets in a seen_view_targets set while planning, and raise UpgradeError on a repeat before _apply_v1_to_v2 performs any filesystem write (it calls _plan_v1_to_v2 first for exactly this reason).

Verification

  • New test test_plan_upgrade_v1_to_v2_rejects_duplicate_view_names (tests/unit/test_context.py), mirroring the existing ..._rejects_duplicate_cube_targets test: fails on main (DID NOT RAISE UpgradeError) and passes on this branch, confirmed both ways in the same Docker image.
  • Also reproduced end to end outside the test suite: built a v1 project with two views.yml entries named summary, ran plan_upgrade/apply_upgrade on main and got a silently clobbered views/summary/metadata.yml with views.yml deleted; same input on this branch raises UpgradeError before any file is touched.
  • Full tests/unit/ suite (excluding test_memory.py/test_mcp_server.py, matching the CI job's own scope): 1191 passed, 2 skipped.
  • ruff format --check and ruff check clean on both changed files.
  • Not run: the connector/UI/memory/mcp CI jobs, since this change touches neither their code paths nor their extras.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Prevented v1-to-v2 upgrade plans from proceeding when multiple legacy views or models target the same destination.
    • Added detection for name conflicts that differ only by letter case.
    • Ensured failed upgrade plans leave the schema version and source files unchanged, without creating partial destination files or directories.
  • Tests

    • Added regression coverage for duplicate view and model mappings, including case-insensitive conflicts and prevention of partial migrations.

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_plan_v1_to_v2 already refuses to upgrade when two legacy cube files
resolve to the same target directory (seen_cube_targets), but the views
loop right above it has no equivalent check. Two views.yml entries
sharing the same name resolve to the same views/<name>/ directory, and
_apply_v1_to_v2 writes both in place before deleting views.yml, the
only other copy, so the first view's definition is silently discarded.

Mirror the existing cube guard for views: track resolved metadata.yml
targets in seen_view_targets and raise UpgradeError on a repeat before
any file is written.
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Walkthrough

The v1-to-v2 upgrade planner now rejects duplicate model and view migration targets, including names that differ only by case. Regression tests verify that failed planning preserves schema state, source files, and destination directories.

Changes

Upgrade collision handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Detect duplicate model and view targets
core/wren/src/wren/context.py
The planner case-folds model targets and view paths. It raises UpgradeError when multiple legacy entities map to the same destination.
Verify failed upgrades preserve project state
core/wren/tests/unit/test_context.py
Regression tests cover duplicate model and view names. The tests verify unchanged schema and source files and the absence of generated destination directories.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 1a26a

The migration now rejects duplicate view destinations before writing, but cube targets that differ only by case can still collide on case-insensitive filesystems, potentially overwriting migrated metadata and deleting both legacy sources. The PR is not merge-ready until this bounded data-loss risk is addressed.

Suggested reviewers: goldmedal

Poem

A rabbit guards each target path,

Case-folded names avoid mishap.
Duplicate models stop the flight,
Views stay safe before they write.
The old files rest through upgrade night.

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Docstring Coverage ⚠️ Warning Docstring coverage is 14.29% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 7 functions across 2 files. Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the primary fix: rejecting v1 view upgrades that map multiple views to one target. It remains accurate despite additional case-insensitive and model collision checks.
Description check ✅ Passed The description covers the root cause, fix, reproduction, verification, and test results. It omits the template's explicit Duplicate check section and exact error output, but it is mostly complete and…
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The PR satisfies issue [#2695] by detecting duplicate view targets during planning and raising UpgradeError before writing or deleting files. Tests verify source preservation and prevent partial migra…
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The changes are within scope. Case-insensitive view checks and duplicate model-target checks address the same migration-collision and data-loss class described by the linked issue and PR objectives.
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The description covers the root cause, fix, reproduction, verification, and test results. It omits the template's explicit Duplicate check section and exact error output, but it is mostly complete and directly relevant.

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The PR satisfies issue [#2695] by detecting duplicate view targets during planning and raising UpgradeError before writing or deleting files. Tests verify source preservation and prevent partial migration.

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In `@core/wren/tests/unit/test_context.py`:
- Around line 1466-1482: Strengthen the failed plan assertions around
plan_upgrade by capturing the duplicate views.yml contents after writing it,
then verifying those contents remain unchanged after UpgradeError. Also assert
that the migration output directory or files remain absent, alongside the
existing schema-version check, to confirm no partial migration state is created.
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…yte-identical

The existing assertion only checked that views.yml still exists after
plan_upgrade rejects duplicate legacy view names, which would also pass
if the file were modified and rewritten, or if partial views/ output
had been created before the error. Capture the duplicate-name content
after writing it and assert it is unchanged post-rejection, and that no
views/ migration directory was created.
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Checking in on this one, no rush. Pushed a small test strengthening per CodeRabbit's suggestion (assert views.yml content is unchanged after the rejected upgrade, not just that the file exists).

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The fix is correct, minimal, and lands in the right place — _plan_v1_to_v2, before any write, mirroring the existing cube guard, with _apply_v1_to_v2 inheriting it via its own _plan_v1_to_v2 call. The test's source-preservation assertions (schema version, views.yml byte-identical, no views/ directory, all other v1 sources untouched) are exactly the right shape for this bug class.

Verified independently against current main (bfc2b9ab, not the branch's 13-commits-older base): the new test fails there with DID NOT RAISE UpgradeError and passes on this branch; tests/unit/test_context.py is 182 passed on the branch. The PR description's verification claims check out.

Two gaps of the same class remain — both pre-existing, neither introduced here.

🟡 1. Case-only collisions still slip through

seen_view_targets keys on the literal views/<name>/metadata.yml string, so two names differing only in case are distinct keys — but on a case-insensitive filesystem (macOS APFS default, Windows) they are the same directory:

views:
  - name: Revenue
    statement: SELECT 1
  - name: revenue
    statement: SELECT 2
-> MIGRATED (no error). views.yml gone: True
   views/Revenue: name: revenue | statement: SELECT 2

One directory, named for the first view, containing the second — and views.yml deleted. This is the PR's own stated failure mode ("two views map to the same target"), just resolved by the filesystem rather than by string equality. It will not reproduce on Linux CI, which is why the existing suite cannot catch it.

Keying the set on target.casefold() closes it in one line. That does reject a project that would migrate fine on a case-sensitive filesystem, but for a one-way migration that deletes the source, refusing an ambiguous project seems clearly preferable to data loss that depends on which machine runs the upgrade. The cube guard has the same gap, for what it's worth.

🟡 2. Models have the identical gap, ~15 lines above

The model loop in the same function resolves models/<name>/ from model.get("name") with no dedupe, so two models/*.yml files sharing a name: collapse the same way — and here both source files are deleted:

models/a.yml (name: dup, column x)  +  models/b.yml (name: dup, column y)
-> MIGRATED. models/dup/metadata.yml has only column y
   leftover model files: []          # both sources gone

The same case-collision variant applies. Understandable if you would rather keep this PR scoped to views and file models separately, but it is the same three lines in the same loop, and models are the more likely collection to hit it.

🟢 3. Minor — guard placement asymmetry

Cubes are guarded in both _plan_v1_to_v2 and _apply_v1_to_v2; views now only in plan. That is sufficient today because _apply_v1_to_v2 calls _plan_v1_to_v2 first, so this is not a bug — but the file already has a ..._rechecks_..._before_writing test convention for exactly this invariant, and a duplicate-views case there would pin it against future refactors.

📝 Note

This is complementary to #2690, which is also open and also touches the views section of _plan_v1_to_v2 (a raw-source preflight for malformed and nameless views). Neither subsumes the other — that one rejects shape problems, this one rejects target collisions — and they touch different hunks, so no textual conflict is expected. Worth landing both.

…grade guards

The duplicate-target guards added for views (this PR) key on the literal
metadata.yml path string, so two names differing only in case (Revenue /
revenue) are treated as distinct targets even though they resolve to the
same directory on a case-insensitive filesystem (macOS APFS default,
Windows). The model loop had no duplicate-target guard at all, and the
same collision there discards a v1 model file the same way.

Fold both guards' comparisons through str.casefold() and add a matching
guard to the model loop, mirroring the existing view and cube guards in
placement and message shape.
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Thanks for the careful read, this is exactly the kind of check I should have run myself before opening the PR.

Pushed a follow-up commit that folds both the view and model target guards through casefold(), so Revenue/revenue (or any case-only variant) now collides the same way an exact duplicate does, and it raises before any write. I also added the missing duplicate-target guard to the model loop itself, since the collision there deletes the source file the same way and it turned out to be the same three lines in the same style. New tests cover a case-insensitive duplicate view name and both an exact and case-insensitive duplicate model name, each asserting the source files come back byte-identical and no partial directory gets created, same shape as the existing duplicate-view test. Full tests/unit/ run at 1194 passed, 2 skipped; ruff format and check are clean on both touched files (the 11 pre-existing check findings elsewhere in test_context.py are unchanged from main).

Left the cube guard's case sensitivity alone since it predates this PR and is a separate function, happy to open a follow-up for it if that's useful. Same for item 3, the guard is only in _plan_v1_to_v2 for now, which is sufficient since _apply_v1_to_v2 calls plan first, so I skipped adding the extra pinning test to keep the diff focused, but can add it if you'd rather have it here.

Good call on #2690 being complementary, nothing here should conflict with it.

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1774-1778: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Case-fold cube targets before duplicate detection.

Line 1774 compares raw target paths. On a case-insensitive filesystem, cube names Revenue and revenue resolve to the same destination, but this guard accepts both. The migration can then overwrite metadata and delete both v1 source files. Store and compare target.casefold() as done for models and views. Add a case-insensitive cube regression test.

Proposed fix
-        if target in seen_cube_targets:
+        normalized_target = target.casefold()
+        if normalized_target in seen_cube_targets:
             raise UpgradeError(
                 f"Cannot upgrade: multiple legacy cube files map to '{target}'"
             )
-        seen_cube_targets.add(target)
+        seen_cube_targets.add(normalized_target)
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In `@core/wren/src/wren/context.py` around lines 1774 - 1778, Update the cube
target duplicate check around seen_cube_targets to compare and store
target.casefold(), matching the existing model and view handling; preserve the
error for case-insensitive duplicates and add a regression test covering cube
targets that differ only by case.
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In `@core/wren/src/wren/context.py`:
- Around line 1774-1778: Update the cube target duplicate check around
seen_cube_targets to compare and store target.casefold(), matching the existing
model and view handling; preserve the error for case-insensitive duplicates and
add a regression test covering cube targets that differ only by case.

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Thanks @AmirF194 👍

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Thanks for the careful review across all three rounds, appreciate you catching the case-insensitivity gap and the missing model guard. Glad it's in.

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