[Solvergraph] Add LifetimeTracker and hook it into INode/IEdge - #2173
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Extracts just the LifetimeTracker mechanism from the solvergraph-live-tracing branch (cursor/solvergraph-live-tracing-cd07, commit e2c434e) for standalone review: a move-safe callback API tracking create/destroy/state-update/op notifications on solvergraph objects, held by INode and IEdge as a shared_ptr member instead of a UUID base class so moved-from objects never emit a duplicate destroy notification. Callbacks default to null, so the cost when unused is a pointer check per site. The JSON-lines trace sink, python bindings, and viewer tool built on top of this in that branch are intentionally left out of this commit. Assisted-by: Claude Code
…perationSequence test The plain-node test pinned the exact location/count of state_update events fired by set_edges(), which over-specifies an implementation detail. Relax it to only require that at least one state_update fires before the node is evaluated. Add a second test exercising an OperationSequence wrapping a single NodeSetEdge, checking the same "state up to date before evaluate" rule generalized to meta nodes, and the exact op-event bracketing sequence (sequence begin, child begin/end, sequence end) that evaluate() produces across nested nodes. Assisted-by: Claude Code
…acker tests Add a dynamic_type field (via typeid) to the state_update event JSON in both the node and edge hooks, and tighten the "state_update happened" checks in both tests to require it match the tracked object's own type, not just its uuid. This guards against a specific bug class: typeid() called during a base class constructor reports the base class under construction, not the final derived type. If a future fix ever fires a meta node's self state_update from inside INode's own ctor (before the derived class, e.g. OperationSequence, has finished constructing), the dynamic_type would incorrectly read INode -- these checks catch that instead of silently accepting a state_update for the wrong reported object. Assisted-by: Claude Code
…equence OperationSequence owns no ro/rw edges of its own, so it never went through __internal_set_ro_edges/__internal_set_rw_edges and therefore never recorded a state_update before it could be evaluated -- unlike every other node. Add INode::notify_self_state_update(), a protected method derived classes call at the end of their own constructor once their members are initialized. It must not be called from INode's own constructor: typeid() during a base class's constructor body reports the class currently under construction (INode), not the object's final derived type, so a state_update fired from there would misreport its dynamic_type -- the LifetimeTracker tests now check dynamic_type specifically to catch that class of bug. OperationSequence's constructor calls it once its children are stored. Verified both shamsolvergraph/LifetimeTracker and shamsolvergraph/LifetimeTracker_OperationSequence pass (sycl-cfg 0:0). Assisted-by: Claude Code
…r node/edge Move-safety was previously bolted on by holding LifetimeTracker behind a shared_ptr: on move, the pointer itself goes null, so a moved-from node/edge never double-fires its destroy notification. That means every single INode/IEdge instance -- even short-lived stack ones -- paid a heap allocation just for lifetime tracking. Push move-safety down into WithUUID instead, where the uuid already lives: add is_alive()/invalidate() and an invalid_uuid sentinel (numeric_limits<Tint>::max()), delete the copy ctor/assignment (copying would duplicate a uuid), and have move ctor/assignment transfer the uuid and invalidate the source. LifetimeTracker<T> then holds no heap-backed member at all, and INode/IEdge hold it by value. Fallout fixed along the way: - IEdge previously had no explicit move ctor and silently relied on its (now-impossible) implicit copy ctor as a "move" fallback wherever a derived edge class's own destructor suppressed the implicit move ctor. Gave IEdge an explicit move ctor/assignment (mirroring INode's existing pattern). - IDataEdge<T> and IPatchDataLayerRefs both declared a destructor that did nothing beyond being virtual (already guaranteed by IEdge's own virtual destructor) -- dropped both destructors entirely rather than patching each with an explicit move ctor, since IEdge already provides the virtual destructor for the whole hierarchy. Verified via full-tree grep that no other INode/IEdge-derived class declares its own destructor, and via full `shamrock`/`shamrock_test` rebuilds that nothing else broke. Extended shambase/WithUUID tests with test_move_invalidate(): checks copy-construction/assignment are statically disallowed, and that both move construction and move assignment transfer the uuid and invalidate the source (including self move-assignment). Assisted-by: Claude Code
Copying a WithUUID would duplicate a supposedly-unique uuid across two live instances. Delete the copy constructor/assignment, and give move construction/assignment explicit semantics: transfer the uuid to the destination and invalidate the source (uuid = invalid_uuid, the max representable Tint), exposed via is_alive()/invalidate(). IEdge previously had no explicit move ctor and relied on its (now impossible) implicit copy ctor as a fallback wherever a derived edge class's own destructor suppressed the implicit move ctor -- gave it an explicit move ctor/assignment. IDataEdge<T> and IPatchDataLayerRefs both declared a destructor doing nothing beyond being virtual (already guaranteed by IEdge's own virtual destructor); dropped both entirely rather than patching each with an explicit move ctor. Extended shambase/WithUUID tests with test_move_invalidate(): copy is statically disallowed, move construction/assignment (including self move-assignment) transfer the uuid and invalidate the source. Assisted-by: Claude Code
# Conflicts: # src/shambase/include/shambase/WithUUID.hpp # src/shamrock/include/shamrock/solvergraph/IPatchDataLayerRefs.hpp # src/shamsolvergraph/include/shamsolvergraph/edge/IDataEdge.hpp # src/shamsolvergraph/include/shamsolvergraph/edge/IEdge.hpp
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds lifetime tracking hooks, but its public creation-notification method can produce duplicate or invalid lifecycle records, and an edge-event test does not currently verify the callback path. This is a bounded risk that is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant OperationSequence
participant INode
participant LifetimeTracker
participant EventCallbacks
OperationSequence->>INode: bind child nodes and update state
INode->>LifetimeTracker: trace_state_update(*this)
LifetimeTracker->>EventCallbacks: on_state_update(INode)
INode->>LifetimeTracker: trace_event("evaluate_begin")
LifetimeTracker->>EventCallbacks: on_event(uuid, "evaluate_begin")
INode->>INode: _impl_evaluate_internal()
INode->>LifetimeTracker: trace_event("evaluate_end")
LifetimeTracker->>EventCallbacks: on_event(uuid, "evaluate_end")
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In `@src/shamsolvergraph/include/shamsolvergraph/LifetimeTracker.hpp`:
- Around line 84-89: Remove the public trace_create() method or move it to
private scope, since creation is already notified at construction and external
callers must not re-emit events for the same UUID or invoke it on invalid
tracker state.
In `@src/tests/shamsolvergraph/LifetimeTracker_tests.cpp`:
- Around line 78-92: Update ScopedHooks to assign the recording on_event_edge
callback to LifetimeTracker<IEdge>::on_event in its constructor, then reset
LifetimeTracker<IEdge>::on_event to nullptr in the destructor alongside the
other edge hooks. Preserve the existing event assertions so unexpected edge
events are detected and callback state is isolated between tests.
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Remove or make trace_create() private.
Line 60 already emits the create notification. Any caller can invoke this public method again and emit another create event for the same UUID. The method also permits a moved-from or destroyed tracker to emit a create event.
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- // fired by the CTOR (or then the one of the parent object)
- inline void trace_create() {
- if (on_create) {
- on_create(this->uuid);
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In `@src/shamsolvergraph/include/shamsolvergraph/LifetimeTracker.hpp` around lines
84 - 89, Remove the public trace_create() method or move it to private scope,
since creation is already notified at construction and external callers must not
re-emit events for the same UUID or invoke it on invalid tracker state.
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| // LifetimeTracker<IEdge>::on_event is intentionally left null: edges have no | ||
| // "operation" concept, so it must never be invoked. If it ever is, this test | ||
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| shamrock::solvergraph::LifetimeTracker<INode>::on_create = nullptr; | ||
| shamrock::solvergraph::LifetimeTracker<INode>::on_destroy = nullptr; | ||
| shamrock::solvergraph::LifetimeTracker<INode>::on_state_update = nullptr; | ||
| shamrock::solvergraph::LifetimeTracker<INode>::on_event = nullptr; | ||
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| shamrock::solvergraph::LifetimeTracker<IEdge>::on_create = nullptr; | ||
| shamrock::solvergraph::LifetimeTracker<IEdge>::on_destroy = nullptr; | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Install and reset an IEdge event hook.
LifetimeTracker::trace_event() skips a null on_event callback. It does not call a null function pointer. This fixture therefore does not detect an edge event.
Assign a recording on_event_edge callback in the constructor. Reset LifetimeTracker<IEdge>::on_event in the destructor. The existing exact event checks will then fail if an edge emits an unexpected event. This also prevents callback state from leaking from another test.
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In `@src/tests/shamsolvergraph/LifetimeTracker_tests.cpp` around lines 78 - 92,
Update ScopedHooks to assign the recording on_event_edge callback to
LifetimeTracker<IEdge>::on_event in its constructor, then reset
LifetimeTracker<IEdge>::on_event to nullptr in the destructor alongside the
other edge hooks. Preserve the existing event assertions so unexpected edge
events are detected and callback state is isolated between tests.
Correct copy-paste errors from prior comment rewrites (INode's tracker described as tracking "the edge"; trace_create() described as constructor-fired when it isn't called there) and compact the remaining comments down to what's non-obvious, dropping restated mechanics and historical rationale already covered by LifetimeTracker's class-level doc. Assisted-by: Claude
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