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145-145: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd type annotations to the test functions.
Both functions omit the
tmp_pathtype and theNonereturn type. Annotate the fixture asPathand add-> None.As per coding guidelines: “Use type hints in Python code and ensure mypy compatibility.”
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In `@ramalama/model_store/store.py`:
- Line 425: Update the blob_refcounts computation in _get_refcounts to
deduplicate hashes within each ref file before aggregating counts across refs,
so duplicate StoreFile entries in one snapshot contribute only once. Add a
regression test covering two file names with the same hash in a single snapshot
and verifying correct blob cleanup.
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In `@test/unit/test_model_store.py`:
- Line 145: Update the test functions
test_remove_snapshot_refcounts_blobs_by_hash and the other function identified
in the comment to annotate tmp_path as Path and declare a None return type,
using the existing Path import or adding it if needed.
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Snapshot removal used file names when counting blob references.
If two refs pointed at the same blob hash under different file names,
removing one ref could delete the shared blob while the other ref still referenced it.
This patch counts blob references by hash instead, matching how blobs are stored on disk.
A script to reproduce the bug:
```bash
STORE="$(mktemp -d)"
BASE="$STORE/store/huggingface/acme/shared-model"
mkdir -p "$BASE/refs" "$BASE/blobs" "$BASE/snapshots"
echo "shared model bytes" > "$BASE/blobs/sha256-shared"
cat > "$BASE/refs/A.json" <<EOF
{
"version": "v1.0.1",
"hash": "snap-a",
"path": "$BASE/refs/A.json",
"files": [
{"hash": "sha256-shared", "name": "model-a.gguf", "type": "gguf"}
]
}
EOF
cat > "$BASE/refs/B.json" <<EOF
{
"version": "v1.0.1",
"hash": "snap-b",
"path": "$BASE/refs/B.json",
"files": [
{"hash": "sha256-shared", "name": "renamed-model.gguf", "type": "gguf"}
]
}
EOF
echo "Before rm:"
find "$BASE" -type f -print
ramalama --store "$STORE" --nocontainer rm huggingface://acme/shared-model:a
echo "After rm:"
find "$BASE" -type f -print
test -e "$BASE/blobs/sha256-shared" && echo "OK" || echo "BUG: shared blob deleted"
rm -rf $BASE
```
Signed-off-by: Boaz Shuster <boaz.shuster.github@gmail.com>
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@boaz2026 have you actually encountered this issue in practice? |
Snapshot removal used file names when counting blob references. If two refs pointed at the same blob hash under different file names, removing one ref could delete the shared blob while the other ref still referenced it.
This patch counts blob references by hash instead, matching how blobs are stored on disk.
A script to reproduce the bug: