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Alexey MilovidovandClaude Opus 4.8 295ced78d1 Enable more Ruff checks (F401/F403/F405/F541/F841) and clean up tests
Follow-up to #105171, which added `ruff` with a deliberately narrow,
bug-class-only rule set and left the unused-name and star-import rules
off pending a dedicated cleanup pass. This enables that second batch in
`pyproject.toml` and fixes every violation across the tree (the bulk in
integration tests):

- `F401` unused-import and `F841` unused-variable: removed, preserving
  any side-effecting right-hand side (e.g. `result = node.query(...)`
  becomes `node.query(...)`). Two `try: import ...` feature probes are
  kept with `# noqa: F401`.
- `F541` f-string-missing-placeholders: dropped the redundant `f` prefix.
- `F403`/`F405` star imports: every `from module import *` is expanded
  into explicit imports of the names actually used, taken from each
  name's real origin, so stdlib/third-party names import from their real
  source rather than through a test "convenience bundle". The now-empty
  `tests/integration/helpers/kafka/common_direct.py` bundle is removed and
  its three remaining consumers import `_VarintBytes`/`KafkaAdminClient`
  directly.

Eliminating the star imports surfaced a real bug the wildcard had masked
from `F821`: `generate_presets.py` in `test_prometheus_protocols` called
an undefined `execute_instant_query_with_http_api`; fixed to the existing
`execute_query_via_http_api`.

No `black`/`isort` reformatting was applied (neither is enforced in the
style check), so the diff is limited to the lint fixes themselves.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <[email protected]>
2026-06-18 23:22:25 +00:00

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from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Any, Dict, List
from .cache import Cache
from .info import Info
from .settings import Settings
from .utils import MetaClasses, Utils
@dataclass
class RunConfig(MetaClasses.Serializable):
name: str
digest_jobs: Dict[str, str]
digest_dockers: Dict[str, str]
cache_success: List[str]
# there are might be issue with special characters in job names if used directly in yaml syntax - create base64 encoded list to avoid this
cache_success_base64: List[str]
cache_artifacts: Dict[str, Cache.CacheRecord]
cache_jobs: Dict[str, Cache.CacheRecord]
filtered_jobs: Dict[str, str]
sha: str
submodule_cache_hash: str
custom_data: Dict[str, Any]
@classmethod
def from_dict(cls, obj):
cache_artifacts = obj["cache_artifacts"]
cache_jobs = obj["cache_jobs"]
cache_artifacts_deserialized = {}
cache_jobs_deserialized = {}
for artifact_name, cache_artifact in cache_artifacts.items():
cache_artifacts_deserialized[artifact_name] = Cache.CacheRecord.from_dict(
cache_artifact
)
obj["cache_artifacts"] = cache_artifacts_deserialized
for job_name, cache_jobs in cache_jobs.items():
cache_jobs_deserialized[job_name] = Cache.CacheRecord.from_dict(cache_jobs)
obj["cache_jobs"] = cache_artifacts_deserialized
obj.setdefault("submodule_cache_hash", "")
return RunConfig(**obj)
@classmethod
def file_name_static(cls, name):
return (
f"{Settings.TEMP_DIR}/workflow_config_{Utils.normalize_string(name)}.json"
)
@classmethod
def from_workflow_data(cls):
return cls.from_dict(Info().env.WORKFLOW_CONFIG)
def set_job_as_filtered(self, job_name, reason):
self.cache_success.append(job_name)
self.cache_success_base64.append(Utils.to_base64(job_name))
self.filtered_jobs[job_name] = reason