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RemoteBCL does not enforce min_compatible for measures #5230

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jmarrec opened this issue Jul 15, 2024 · 6 comments
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RemoteBCL does not enforce min_compatible for measures #5230

jmarrec opened this issue Jul 15, 2024 · 6 comments

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@jmarrec
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jmarrec commented Jul 15, 2024

Issue overview

Measures with min_compatible > current CLI version should be be gotten from BCL

Current Behavior

The release of 3.8.0 broke a lot of measures, most notably the openstudio_results measure, because the openstudio-extension-gem's ruby methods were removed from the CLI, and replaced with equivalent C++ methods, but in a non-backward compatible way.

As a result, these measures were adjusted and recently released with new versions that have "min_compatible" = 3.8.0.

RemoteBCL does not check that one bit, neither in searchComponentLibrary + getMeasure nor in measuresWithUpdates.

This is problematic because it means every user of the CLI < 3.8.0 would get the newest version which is not compatible with their current CLI.

NREL/openstudio-common-measures-gem#169 (comment)

Expected Behavior

RemoteBCL should check min_compatible/max_compatible.

I would expect that:

  • A measure with min_compatible > current cli version should NOT be in the results
  • A measure with max_compatible < current cli version should NOT be in the results
  • The newest compatible version of a measure should be in the results
    • If a measure has a reivision1 that is compatible with the current CLI, but the revision2 (latest) isn't, revision1 should be suggested

Steps to Reproduce

test_bcl.rb

remoteBCL = OpenStudio::RemoteBCL.new
openstudio_results_uid = "a25386cd-60e4-46bc-8b11-c755f379d916"
responses = remoteBCL.searchMeasureLibrary(openstudio_results_uid, 980)
raise "More than 1 responses" unless responses.size == 1
response = responses.first
if response.respond_to?(:versionModified)
  puts "#{response.name} - versionId=#{response.versionId}, versionModified=#{response.versionModified.get.to_s}"
else
  puts "#{response.name} - versionId=#{response.versionId}"
end
$ /usr/local/openstudio-3.8.0/bin/openstudio test_bcl.rb
Openstudio results - versionId=5b4d387a-f537-4693-a9eb-6192957b6c1b, versionModified=2024-Jul-11 14:31:57
$ /usr/local/openstudio-3.7.0/bin/openstudio test_bcl.rb
Openstudio results - versionId=5b4d387a-f537-4693-a9eb-6192957b6c1b

Possible Solution

Update RemoteBCL code, and expand BCLSearchResult to include min/max compatible. Might need a server change on the BCL side itself.

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Environment

Some additional details about your environment for this issue (if relevant):

  • Platform (Operating system, version): all
  • Version of OpenStudio (if using an intermediate build, include SHA): 3.8.0

Context

Found because the OpenStudio Application 1.7.1 which uses OS SDK 3.7.0 has this issue since July 11.

@jmarrec
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jmarrec commented Jul 15, 2024

I don't think there's any change need on the BCL server itself.

import requests

r = requests.get('https://bcl.nrel.gov/api/search/?fq=uuid:a25386cd-60e4-46bc-8b11-c755f379d916&all_content_versions=1')
r.raise_for_status()
data = r.json()

for i, result in enumerate(data['result']):
    m = result['measure']
    assert m['name'] == 'openstudio_results'
    assert m['uuid'] == 'a25386cd-60e4-46bc-8b11-c755f379d916'
    print(f"{i} - openstudio_min_compatible={m['openstudio_min_compatible']}")
0 - openstudio_min_compatible=3.8.0
1 - openstudio_min_compatible=3.1.0
2 - openstudio_min_compatible=3.1.0
3 - openstudio_min_compatible=3.1.0
4 - openstudio_min_compatible=3.1.0
5 - openstudio_min_compatible=3.1.0
6 - openstudio_min_compatible=3.1.0

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jmarrec commented Jul 15, 2024

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jmarrec commented Jul 15, 2024

I think the best location to plug into is

BCLSearchResult searchResult(componentElement);

openstudio_min_compatible is a top level key that's provided by the BCL api. Is there an openstudio_max_compatible to match when needed (when the measure.xml has max_compatible)? @kflemin could you please help here? I couldn't find the repo/location where openstudio_min_compatible is created, perhaps that is private.

It'd be faster do this, before trying to instantiate a BCLSearchResult which will parse all files, and set the min/Max compatible and then looping on all of these to ensure all files are compatible.

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jmarrec commented Jul 15, 2024

Maybe I spoke too fast, I think I found the right schema, and it does have 'openstudio_max_compatible': https://github.com/NREL/new-bcl/blob/2d2e742a75086683fab954101f069e9813b3ea7d/bcl/static/assets/json/component_schema.json#L46-L53

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jmarrec commented Jul 15, 2024

Right now our RemoteBCL only gets one result, which I suppose is faster.

So I thought about whether we could just change the way we query the BCL to have the filtering done on the bcl server, so we do not have to do all_content_versions=1

You can filter by min_compatible when searching the BCL

https://bcl.nrel.gov/api/search/?fq=uuid:a25386cd-60e4-46bc-8b11-c755f379d916&all_content_versions=1&fq=openstudio_min_compatible:3.1.0

But it's not helpful; it does not seem to support equality operators, just "="

Ideally you'd need to be able to do something like &fq=openstudio_min_compatible:<=3.7.0 (where 3.7.0 is the current CLI version)

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@kflemin wanted to let you know about this. We can talk about 3.9 for this.

@DavidGoldwasser DavidGoldwasser self-assigned this Sep 19, 2024
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