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  • New Features
    • Introduced a caching capability that retrieves and displays historical execution details—including inputs, outputs, and performance metrics—in a formatted table.
    • Added a discussion on the advantages of caching results in the notebook.
  • Style and Performance
    • Improved notebook formatting for enhanced readability by converting single-line strings into lists.
    • Refreshed performance metrics in output displays for updated execution statistics.
  • Refactor
    • Updated the public API to include the get_cache_data function based on import success.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Adjusted the import statement for get_cache_data to streamline module organization.

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The pull request modifies the executorlib module by introducing the public function get_cache_data through a conditional import and updating the __all__ list in executorlib/__init__.py. Additionally, the Jupyter notebook (notebooks/1-single-node.ipynb) has been restructured to convert single-line string cell sources into lists, update performance metrics, and include new cells discussing caching and demonstrating the use of get_cache_data() for gathering cached results.

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File Change Summary
executorlib/__init__.py Updated __all__ type to list[str], added a try-except block for conditional import of get_cache_data, and moved __version__ assignment to the end of the file.
notebooks/1-single-node.ipynb Converted single-line string sources into lists; updated execution times and CPU usage outputs; added a markdown cell discussing caching advantages and a code cell demonstrating get_cache_data() for collecting results into a pandas DataFrame.
tests/test_singlenodeexecutor_cache.py Updated import statement for get_cache_data from executorlib.standalone.hdf to executorlib, reflecting a change in module organization.

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    I->>H: Invoke get_cache_data()
    H-->>I: Return cached data
    I-->>N: Provide cached data for DataFrame assembly
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9-9: API improvement: Function now part of the public interface.

The import has been updated to get get_cache_data directly from executorlib instead of from the internal module executorlib.standalone.hdf. This change aligns with the PR objective of adding an example for get_cache_data() by making the function part of the public API, which improves discoverability and usability for end users.

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14-29: 💡 Verification agent

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Verify that users of get_cache_data handle ImportError

Since get_cache_data is conditionally available, any code that uses it directly needs to handle the case when the function is not available.


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Action Required: Ensure Proper Handling of Missing get_cache_data

The verification revealed that get_cache_data is directly imported and called in both tests and notebooks without guarding against its potential absence. Please update these usages so that they safely handle an ImportError. For example:

  • tests/test_singlenodeexecutor_cache.py:
    Wrap calls to get_cache_data() in a try/except block or check for its availability before invoking it.

  • notebooks/1-single-node.ipynb:
    Modify the code sample that calls get_cache_data(...) to verify that the function exists (or include error handling) to avoid runtime errors when it isn’t available.

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12-13: Consider using a more specific type annotation

The type annotation for _hdf_lst could be more specific. Instead of using the generic list, consider using list[Callable] or similar to better indicate that this list will store function objects.

-_hdf_lst: list = []
+_hdf_lst: list[Callable] = []

This would require adding from typing import Callable at the top of the file.


14-20: Consider providing feedback when an import fails

Currently, the code silently passes when the import fails. You might want to add a logging statement to inform users about the missing dependency and how to install it.

 try:
     from executorlib.standalone.hdf import get_cache_data
 except ImportError:
-    pass
+    import warnings
+    warnings.warn(
+        "get_cache_data is not available. Install h5py and cloudpickle to use this feature."
+    )
 else:
     _hdf_lst += [get_cache_data]
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14-20: Good implementation of conditional import

The approach for conditionally importing and exposing get_cache_data based on dependency availability is well-implemented. This pattern allows the module to work even when optional dependencies are not installed.


29-29: Extending __all__ with _hdf_lst is correct

The method of extending __all__ with _hdf_lst is a good approach for conditionally adding the imported function to the module's public API.

The static analysis warning about the format of __all__ appears to be a false positive - extending a list with another list using the += operator is perfectly valid Python.

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19-26: Consider a more maintainable approach for optional imports

The current approach works but could be improved for better maintainability as the module grows.

Consider a more structured approach that collects all optional imports in one place:

+_optional_imports = []
+
try:
    from executorlib.standalone.hdf import get_cache_data
except ImportError:
    pass
else:
-    __all__ += [get_cache_data]
+    _optional_imports.append("get_cache_data")
+
+__all__ += _optional_imports

This pattern will be easier to maintain when adding more optional imports in the future.

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27-27: LGTM - Version definition looks good

The version definition is properly implemented.

@jan-janssen jan-janssen merged commit 5de07ac into main Mar 29, 2025
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