chore(deps): update deepnote-toolkit to 2.5.1 - #487
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Bumps the pinned toolkit from 2.1.1, the latest on PyPI. The version flows from toolkitSpec.json into the managed venv installer, the shared installer, the E2E pre-baked venv, and the CI cache keys, so this single field is the whole change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe toolkit specification changes from Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ChartBlockTest
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ChartBlockTest->>DeepnoteNotebook: Open and execute chart fixture
DeepnoteNotebook-->>ChartBlockTest: Return chart output
ChartBlockTest->>VegaRenderer: Poll for rendered chart marks
VegaRenderer-->>ChartBlockTest: Return chart ARIA labels
ChartBlockTest->>ChartBlockTest: Assert expected UUID values
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change updates the toolkit and adds chart coverage, but the new chart assertion may be renderer-dependent and the E2E cache can still accept an environment missing the direct toolkit package, potentially causing misleading or flaky validation. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 inconclusive)
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The visualization block was the one toolkit surface the extension owns end to end with no coverage: it executes as `_dntk.DeepnoteChart(...)`, returns `application/vnd.vega.v5+json`, and is drawn by our own deepnote-vega-renderer. The fixture charts a `uuid.UUID` column on purpose. From pyarrow 24 the pandas->Arrow conversion infers the `arrow.uuid` extension type, which VegaFusion cannot serialize; toolkit 2.4.0 added the stringification that keeps this working. The extension installs the toolkit with an unbounded `pyarrow>=23.0.1` on Python 3.12 — what E2E CI runs — so nothing else would catch a regression there. Verified the assertions are load-bearing: with the toolkit's sanitization stubbed out, charting the same frame raises "Unsupported datatype for JSON serialization: FixedSizeBinary(16)" and both assertions fail. Lands in the existing `execution` group, so the e2e.yml matrix is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
Drop the coverage justification and the pyarrow version narrative from the file header — the pyarrow floor moves, and why this test is worth having belongs in the PR, not the source. Keep the one thing a reader cannot infer: why the fixture charts UUIDs at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
The chart test failed in CI while passing locally: it asserted a UUID prefix appeared as an axis tick label, but Vega truncates tick labels to the available width, and CI's notebook layout is narrower than a local window. The assertion was redundant as well as brittle. Verified by disabling the toolkit's UUID sanitization in the venv and running the test: it still fails, on the forbidden-output assertion, because a chart block that raises renders the serialization error into the output. Restoring the sanitization turns it green again. That exercise also corrected the comment: the axis title is only a settling marker, not proof the chart drew, since a failing block renders a traceback quoting the same column name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
The text assertions could not distinguish a drawn chart from a failed one. readRenderedOutput falls back to the frame body when the output selectors match nothing, and the body carries the visualization block's own JSON source — so the field names were present whether or not a chart existed, and a traceback quoting them satisfied the same match. The one assertion that did prove a chart drew was a tick label, which Vega truncates to the available width and which therefore failed on CI's narrower layout. Assert on Vega's rendered root (`.marks`) instead, which exists only once the chart has drawn, and keep the first cell's stdout purely as the signal that the kernel ran. The wait reports the webview text when it times out, so a chart that does not draw says why. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
A chart block that raises puts its traceback in the notebook output, and the default assertion message truncates away the part that says why. Collapse the forbidden-text checks into one assertion carrying the full output. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
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In `@test/e2e/suite/execution/chartBlock.e2e.test.ts`:
- Around line 93-99: Update the chart assertion around awaitRenderedChart to
retain a UUID-specific check, asserting that a known UUID appears in the chart
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The chart test failed only in CI because the runner restored a `.venv-e2e` cache that was missing `narwhals` and `stack_data`, so VegaFusion raised ModuleNotFoundError inside the chart block. The venv was adopted anyway: isUsable only compared the deepnote-toolkit version string, which matched. That check cannot see a partial install. The toolkit imports, every suite that does not chart passes, and the gap surfaces as a runtime error in one feature — and because the cache key is derived from the spec file, the same incomplete venv is restored on every subsequent run. Add `pip check`, which reports a dependency declared by an installed distribution but absent. Verified both directions against the real venv: it passes when healthy, and with narwhals removed it reports "deepnote-vegafusion 2.1.1 requires narwhals, which is not installed" and exits non-zero, so the venv is discarded and rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
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In `@test/e2e/helpers/venv.ts`:
- Around line 28-37: Update isUsable() to validate every package listed in
toolkitSpec.packages by checking each package’s installed distribution version
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The chart test failed only in CI because the runner restored a `.venv-e2e` cache that was missing `narwhals` and `stack_data` while keeping the metadata recording them as installed, so VegaFusion raised ModuleNotFoundError at render time. isUsable compared the deepnote-toolkit version, which still read back correctly, and the same hollow venv was restored on every run. The cache key covered the toolkit spec and the installer but not venv.ts, which is where the pip specs and the build itself live, so no change to the recipe could ever displace a bad entry. Add it to both keys. Reverts the `pip check` guard from the previous commit: it reads metadata and is blind to this. Importing the toolkit does not reach it either, since VegaFusion loads narwhals lazily at render time, and sweeping every distribution's top-level name reports healthy venvs as broken. Detecting a hollowed-out venv in place is left unsolved and documented as such. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
Diagnostic only, to be removed. CI reports ModuleNotFoundError for narwhals and stack_data inside .venv-e2e even though its own log shows both installed there and the kernel imports IPython and vegafusion from that same site-packages. Print the interpreter, whether those two resolve, and sys.path from inside the kernel so the failure says which of those is untrue. Kept to two short lines: a longer probe pushed the chart cell out of the viewport, and VS Code virtualizes offscreen outputs, which changed the failure. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
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In `@test/e2e/fixtures/chart-uuid.deepnote`:
- Around line 16-32: Remove the temporary diagnostic imports, _origin helper,
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The probe answered its question: in CI the kernel's sys.path holds only the base interpreter's stdlib directories and the server cwd, with the venv site-packages absent, so narwhals and stack_data are genuinely unreachable there. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
The chart block failed in CI with ModuleNotFoundError for narwhals and stack_data even though both were installed in .venv-e2e and the kernel ran that interpreter. The kernel's sys.path held only the base stdlib and the server cwd: set_notebook_path drops every entry under the toolkit's notebook root, and with no explicit config that root is $HOME/work, which on a GitHub runner contains the checkout — so the whole venv went with it. Nothing noticed until charting because the strip happens after kernel startup. Anything already imported stays in sys.modules; only a later import fails, and the two that matter are both lazy — VegaFusion loads narwhals when it renders, IPython loads stack_data when it formats a traceback. Let DEEPNOTE_E2E_VENV_DIR relocate the venv and derive python.venvPath from it, then point CI at $HOME/.deepnote-e2e. $RUNNER_TEMP would not do: it is $HOME/work/_temp. Reproduced and fixed locally, same code both times: with the venv at $HOME/work/.venv-e2e the run fails with exactly CI's two errors; at $HOME/.deepnote-e2e/.venv-e2e it passes with none. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
Trim the comments added while chasing the chart-block failure down to what the code cannot say. The workflow step no longer duplicates the sys.path mechanism documented on VENV_DIR, the chart test's constants no longer repeat awaitRenderedChart's rationale, and the venv notes keep the ceiling on what they establish without inventorying every approach that did not work. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
The previous pass still narrated the investigation. Drop the symptom stories, the failed-approach inventory, and the constant comments the surrounding code already shows; keep the external constraints ($RUNNER_TEMP sits under the notebook root, `.marks` marks a drawn chart, the venv basename feeds the interpreter quick pick) and the one deliberate ceiling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
The chart test proved a chart drew, not that the right values reached it: a toolkit that dropped or mangled the column would still render marks and still pass. Vega captions each axis with its scale domain in full, so the three stringified UUIDs are readable without touching tick labels, which it truncates to the available width — the reason the earlier assertion was dropped. Confirmed locally against the packaged extension: green as-is, and shifting the fixture's UUIDs fails this assertion alone while the forbidden-output and rendered-root assertions stay green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyZCw9GzL6Vq7S9MAVYwby
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Force the Vega renderer to SVG for this assertion.
deepnote-vega-renderer passes no renderer prop to react-vega, so the chart can use canvas. readChartAriaLabels() only selects [aria-label] descendants of svg.marks. It can therefore return no labels after awaitRenderedChart() accepts canvas.marks, which fails all UUID assertions. Set the renderer prop to 'svg', or add a canvas-compatible check.
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In `@test/e2e/helpers/notebook.ts` at line 191, Update the chart setup used by
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What
Bumps the pinned
deepnote-toolkitfrom 2.1.1 to 2.5.1 (latest on PyPI), adds the one E2E test the per-version review found missing, and fixes the CI bug that test uncovered.src/kernels/deepnote/toolkitSpec.jsonis the single source for the version — it feedsDEEPNOTE_TOOLKIT_VERSIONintypes.ts:421, which the managed venv installer, the shared toolkit installer, the E2E venv helper, and the CI cache keys all read.The CI bug this uncovered
Charting was broken in the E2E environment, and had been invisible because nothing exercised it.
set_notebook_pathdrops everysys.pathentry underneath the toolkit's notebook root. That is meant to undo the entry Jupyter adds for the kernel's start directory, but it is a prefix match, and with no explicit config the root is$HOME/work. On a GitHub runner the checkout lives at/home/runner/work/..., so.venv-e2esat inside that root and the entire venv was stripped fromsys.path.It stayed hidden because the strip happens after kernel startup:
sys.modulesand keeps working.narwhalswhen it renders a chart, and IPython loadsstack_datawhen it formats a traceback.So four suites passed while the kernel was running with a crippled
sys.path, and the first chart in the repo's history is what surfaced it.Fix:
DEEPNOTE_E2E_VENV_DIRrelocates the venv,python.venvPathis derived from it, and CI points at$HOME/.deepnote-e2e. ($RUNNER_TEMPis no good — it is$HOME/work/_temp.) The cache key now also coversvenv.ts, since that is where the build recipe lives.Reproduced and fixed locally, same code both times:
$HOME/work/.venv-e2e(inside the notebook root)narwhals+stack_dataerrors$HOME/.deepnote-e2e/.venv-e2e(outside)ModuleNotFoundErrorPer-version review of the 10 releases in range
Each release was reviewed against its actual source diff, not just release notes.
configure_sqlparse_limits()addedocelotsclear_config_cache()after env injectionintegrationsEnvFileInjection.e2e.test.ts@deepnote/runtime-core; no Streamlit surfacesqlparse 0.6.0 — the highest-risk item, checked closely
2.1.3 bumped sqlparse to 0.5.4 and 2.1.4 had to add
configure_sqlparse_limits()to undo its new 10,000-token cap. That workaround assigns module globals and catches only(ImportError, AttributeError)— and assigning a module attribute never raisesAttributeError, so a rename in 0.6.0 would have made it a silent no-op.Verified against the real installed stack: 0.6.0 keeps
MAX_GROUPING_TOKENS/MAX_GROUPING_DEPTHand still reads them as module globals at call time. Behavioural proof with a 6000-columnSELECT— stock 0.6.0 raisesSQLParseError: Maximum number of tokens exceeded (10000); afterconfigure_sqlparse_limits()the same query parses.2.3.1 retry timing — measured
Per-attempt
timeout=10is preserved. Measured against the real stack:The realistic detached-mode shapes stay fast. The third is a real regression in failure latency — ~43s where it was ~10s. Bounded, cannot hang, but a user would see a stalled cell.
Behaviour note
Since 2.1.3, SQL result columns above
2**53come back as strings. Consumers are type-agnostic so nothing breaks, but cell output looks different.The new test
chartBlock.e2e.test.ts+chart-uuid.deepnote. Thevisualizationblock was the one toolkit surface the extension owns end to end with no coverage — no fixture had one, no test ran one.It asserts on Vega's rendered
.marksroot, not on text:readRenderedOutputfalls back to the frame body, which carries the block's own JSON source, so field names are present whether or not a chart exists, and a traceback quotes them too.The fixture charts a
uuid.UUIDcolumn deliberately — Arrow infersarrow.uuid(FixedSizeBinary(16)), which VegaFusion cannot serialize, and toolkit 2.4.0 added the stringification that keeps it working. Verified load-bearing: with that sanitization stubbed out in the real venv the test fails; with it in place the chart renders.Lands in the existing
executiongroup, so thee2e.ymlmatrix is unchanged.Verification
npm test— 2771 passing, 0 failingnpm run typecheck,lint,format,compile-e2e— all cleanWorth a look (not changed here)
deepnoteIntegrationEndpointEnv.ts:43still refers to "2.1.1" behaviour; the version reference is stale.sys.pathstrip is a prefix match in the toolkit. This PR sidesteps it by placing the venv outside the notebook root, which is the right fix for the harness — but any user whose interpreter lives under the toolkit's notebook root would hit the same class of failure.Summary by CodeRabbit
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