feat(ontology): virtually_overrides as a computed ClassView relation (wishlist last item)#533
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Closes the odoo-rs wishlist's last item — `virtually_overrides` — the
Core-correct way: a DERIVED ClassView method-resolution relation, NOT a
sixth `spo_enrich.py` harvest predicate. Consistent with the Core-first
correction (E-ODOO-CORE-FIRST-STRUCTURAL): a fact an AST pass reads lives
in the typed Core; a relation the ClassView derives lives in the resolver;
neither is a flat-ndjson predicate.
# The relation
Per the doctrine the (has_function / inherits_from / virtually_overrides)
triad is the ClassView method-resolution manifest. has_function +
inherits_from are facts; virtually_overrides is the derivation:
`M.m` overrides `B.m` iff M declares m, B is reachable up M's `_inherit`
chain, and B also declares m.
# What lands — `odoo_blueprint/mro.rs`
- `resolve_overrides(methods_of, bases_of)` — pure resolver over an
abstract manifest. Nearest-base-wins BFS up the _inherit chain,
cycle-guarded, deterministic. Equals Python C3 for the linear mixin
chains Odoo uses; documented breadth-first approximation for diamonds.
- `manifest_from_curated_core()` — wires the typed Core
(`curated_entities()` methods + `structural::INHERITS`) as the
authoritative manifest source.
- `project_virtually_overrides()` — emits
`(odoo:<child>.<m>, virtually_overrides, odoo:<base>.<m>)` for consumers
that want the corpus shape.
- 7 tests: direct override, no-false-positive (method only on child),
nearest-base-wins, transitive skip, cycle guard, projection shape,
typed-core smoke.
# Manifest source is the caller's choice; resolver is identical
The curated-core manifest is authoritative but narrow — most curated
models inherit UNCURATED mixins, so the resolved set is honestly small
today (the smoke test asserts the call is total, not that overrides
exist). A consumer holding the SPO corpus builds the same two maps from
has_function + inherits_from (388 ObjectTypes incl. mixins) and gets the
full resolution from the same resolver. Same Curated-leg / Extracted-leg
convergence the structural correction established, for the derived
relation.
# Feeds the #531 ClassView
This resolution is the method-resolution layer the contract-side
`RegistryClassView` (D-CLS-RES, #531) does not yet carry — the ClassView
resolves field-sets via FieldMask but had no MRO/method surface.
EPIPHANIES: prepend E-ODOO-VIRTUALLY-OVERRIDES-COMPUTED. Wishlist is now
fully home-correct; the predicate-bolt-on cadence is retired.
# Tests
cargo test -p lance-graph-ontology --lib mro : 7/7
cargo clippy -p lance-graph-ontology --lib : clean on mro.rs
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…ce/extend/poison + mro rustfmt Two codex P2 findings on merged #532 were real semantic bugs (live in main), both producing a WRONG `ASSERT $value IN [...]` — the silent-data-rejection class that matters for faithful DDL — plus a rustfmt miss on merged #533. # #532 finding 1 — selection_add must not close a dynamic domain A `Selection(selection_add=[('x','X')])` extension onto a base that is DYNAMIC (`Selection(STATE_CONST)` / `selection='_compute_x'`) was emitting `['x']` as if it were the complete closed set, so the projected `ASSERT $value IN ['x']` would reject every legal base value. # #532 finding 2 — full redeclarations must replace, not union The cross-class merge unioned EVERY `fields.Selection` declaration, so an `_inherit` class that REDECLARES the whole field with `selection=[...]` (replace/reorder) left stale keys from the earlier definition in the set. # The correct three-way semantics `_extract_selection(call) -> (base_dynamic, base_keys, add_keys)`: - static `selection=` → REPLACE (a redeclaration drops earlier keys) - `selection_add=` → EXTEND (unions across classes) - provided-but-dynamic → POISON (sentinel `None`; never closed; sticky) A closed `ASSERT IN` is emitted only when the whole domain is statically known. Poison is recorded as `None` in the `selections` map and skipped at emission (`selection_skip_open_domain` stat). # #533 — mro.rs rustfmt `mro.rs` landed un-`cargo fmt`'d (codex flagged the diff). Reformatted; 7/7 mro tests still pass. # Tests python3 -m unittest tests.test_spo_enrich : 61/61 (was 57) + test_dynamic_base_plus_add_stays_poisoned (finding 1) + test_full_redeclaration_replaces_not_unions (finding 2) + test_open_domain_none_emits_nothing + rewrote extraction tests for the (dynamic, base, add) contract cargo test -p lance-graph-ontology --lib mro : 7/7 rustfmt --check mro.rs : clean EPIPHANIES: E-ODOO-SELECTION-REPLACE-EXTEND-POISON.
Summary
Closes the odoo-rs
UPSTREAM_WISHLISTlast item —virtually_overrides— the Core-correct way: a derived ClassView method-resolution relation, not a sixthspo_enrich.pyharvest predicate. Consistent with the Core-first correction (#530,E-ODOO-CORE-FIRST-STRUCTURAL): a fact an AST pass reads lives in the typed Core; a relation the ClassView derives lives in the resolver; neither is a flat-ndjson predicate.The relation
Per the doctrine the
(has_function / inherits_from / virtually_overrides)triad is the ClassView method-resolution manifest.has_function+inherits_fromare facts;virtually_overridesis the derivation —M.moverridesB.miffMdeclaresm,Bis reachable upM's_inheritchain, andBalso declaresm.What lands —
crates/lance-graph-ontology/src/odoo_blueprint/mro.rsresolve_overrides(methods_of, bases_of)— pure resolver over an abstract manifest. Nearest-base-wins BFS up the_inheritchain, cycle-guarded, deterministic. Equals Python C3 for the linear mixin chains Odoo uses; documented breadth-first approximation for diamonds.manifest_from_curated_core()— wires the typed Core (curated_entities()methods +structural::INHERITS) as the authoritative manifest source.project_virtually_overrides()— emits(odoo:<child>.<m>, virtually_overrides, odoo:<base>.<m>)for consumers wanting the corpus shape.Manifest source is the caller's choice; the resolver is identical
The curated-core manifest is authoritative but narrow — most curated models inherit uncurated mixins (
mail.activity.mixin,sequence.mixin), so the resolved set is honestly small today (the smoke test asserts the call is total, not that overrides exist). A consumer holding the SPO corpus builds the same two maps fromhas_function+inherits_from(388 ObjectTypes incl. mixins) and gets the full resolution from the same resolver — same Curated-leg / Extracted-leg convergence the structural correction established, now for the derived relation.Feeds the #531 ClassView
This is the method-resolution layer the contract-side
RegistryClassView(D-CLS-RES, #531) does not yet carry — that ClassView resolves field-sets viaFieldMaskbut had no MRO/method surface.Wishlist status
All six items are now home-correct: P0/P1/P1b/P2/P3 as typed-Core facts + Extracted-leg breadth (#523/#526/#527/#530/#532), and
virtually_overridesas this computed ClassView relation. None is a standalone flat-ndjson harvest predicate — the predicate-bolt-on cadence is fully retired.Tests
cargo test -p lance-graph-ontology --lib mro— 7/7cargo clippy -p lance-graph-ontology --lib— clean onmro.rsEPIPHANIES.mdprependsE-ODOO-VIRTUALLY-OVERRIDES-COMPUTED.