Align naming of data-model fields with C++ Core Guidelines and Google style - #25
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change renames public SHiP data model fields and quantity-view methods from camelCase to snake_case. It adds ROOT class version metadata, compatibility mappings, updated I/O schemas, and corresponding test updates. ChangesSnake-case data model API
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR renames public fields and persisted ROOT names, but compatibility tests can currently fail and some historical RNTuple data remains unreadable with ROOT 6.40.2; the SimHit schema version also needs correction. These bounded compatibility issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@include/SHiP/TrackFitResult.hpp`:
- Line 15: Rename the TrackFitResult member qoverp to q_over_p, then update all
dependent references and ROOT branch mappings to use q_over_p consistently.
In `@tests/test_utils.hpp`:
- Around line 39-46: Update the test fixture initialization around the SimHit
fields to assign a deterministic non-default value to geometry_node_id, and
update the corresponding ROOT I/O comparisons in the TTree and RNTuple tests to
verify it survives round trips. Apply the same change to both referenced fixture
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Align all data-model member fields with the C++ Core Guidelines underscore_style recommendation (NL.10), which also matches the Google style the repository already configures and the existing EventHeader::original_event_id precedent. The field-derived accessor functions in QuantityView.hpp and the ROOT branch names in the tests are renamed to match. BREAKING CHANGE: struct member fields and QuantityView accessor functions are renamed from lowerCamelCase to snake_case (e.g. detectorId -> detector_id, energyDeposit -> energy_deposit, ipPV -> ip_pv, setIpPV -> set_ip_pv). Downstream code and persisted ROOT branch names must be updated accordingly. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The fixture left the field at its default and the SimHit equality check ignored it, so an I/O regression on geometry_node_id would pass silently. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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RNTuple matches members by name, so the snake_case renames would make
files written by data-model <= v0.4.0 silently read back defaults for
every renamed member. Add I/O customization rules mapping each on-disk
camelCase member to its renamed counterpart, scoped to the checksums of
the historical class layouts (unversioned structs cannot use version
matching). Adapt the compatibility suite to the new names and regenerate
the schema snapshot and reference_head.root per the documented workflow.
The rules are validated end-to-end on the TTree path (an old-layout file
written with the v0.4.0 dictionary reads back correctly in full). ROOT
6.40.02 however misapplies multi-source rules when reading RNTuple data:
staging offsets collapse per member type, so every renamed member of a
given type receives the first source member's value. The
compat_read_v0.1.0..v0.4.0 tests therefore FAIL by design until a fixed
ROOT is deployed - they assert the true values so the fix is detected
the moment it lands in pixi.lock. See tests/data/README.md ('Known
issue') and include/SHiP/LinkDef.h for details, including why the
detector wrappers' recHit rename is not rule-covered (nested-object rule
sources crash ROOT 6.40).
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99-122: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftSelect top-level ROOT field names by writing schema.
These lookups always use the legacy camelCase names. A
headreference file with snake_case fields such asmc_particlesandsim_hitswill not satisfy the structural checks orGetPtrcalls.Select the field names from the writing version, or resolve snake_case and legacy aliases from the descriptor before each
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In `@include/SHiP/LinkDef.h`:
- Around line 18-24: Update the ROOT dependency pin in pixi.lock to a release
that fixes the RNTuple rule-staging defect, while preserving the true-value
assertions in compat_read_v0.1.0–v0.4.0 and rerunning the compatibility suite to
verify the renamed-member values.
In `@tests/reference_values.hpp`:
- Around line 37-43: Update the reference generator around the particle and
nested hit-field assignments to support both pre-afc2f36 camelCase member names
and current snake_case names. Add compatibility helpers or traits for every
renamed member, including optional nested hit fields, and use them so the
historical headers compile and all supported fields receive values rather than
remaining at defaults.
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In `@tests/test_read_reference.cpp`:
- Around line 99-122: Update the field-name handling in the reference-reading
test to use the top-level names emitted by the writing schema, including
snake_case names such as mc_particles and sim_hits, while optionally resolving
legacy camelCase aliases from the descriptor before each GetPtr call. Keep the
structural schema assertion strict for the expected writing version and apply
the same resolved names to the checks and lookups around GetDefaultEntry.
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| // KNOWN ISSUE: ROOT 6.40.02 applies these rules correctly when reading | ||
| // TTree data, but its RNTuple rule application collapses the on-file | ||
| // staging offsets per member type (every renamed member of a given type | ||
| // receives the value of the first source member of that type). Until a | ||
| // fixed ROOT is deployed, the compat_read_v* tests are therefore EXPECTED | ||
| // to fail; they assert the true values so the fix is detected the moment | ||
| // it arrives. Do not "fix" the tests to match the corrupted values. |
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Use a ROOT release that fixes the RNTuple rule-staging defect before merging.
pixi.lock pins ROOT 6.40.02, which causes compat_read_v0.1.0–v0.4.0 to read incorrect renamed-member values. Keep the true-value assertions unchanged and rerun the compatibility suite after updating the ROOT pin.
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In `@include/SHiP/LinkDef.h` around lines 18 - 24, Update the ROOT dependency pin
in pixi.lock to a release that fixes the RNTuple rule-staging defect, while
preserving the true-value assertions in compat_read_v0.1.0–v0.4.0 and rerunning
the compatibility suite to verify the renamed-member values.
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Support historical member names in the reference generator.
The pre-afc2f36 headers use camelCase names. Direct snake_case access prevents this writer from compiling against those headers and leaves renamed optional fields at default values. Add compatibility helpers or traits for every renamed member, including nested hit fields, and assign the historical and current names.
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In `@tests/reference_values.hpp` around lines 37 - 43, Update the reference
generator around the particle and nested hit-field assignments to support both
pre-afc2f36 camelCase member names and current snake_case names. Add
compatibility helpers or traits for every renamed member, including optional
nested hit fields, and use them so the historical headers compile and all
supported fields receive values rather than remaining at defaults.
Adopt the workaround proposed in root-project/root#23146: give every dictionary class an explicit version (ClassDefNV, v2 for the snake_case layout - bump on any future layout change) and open files through TFile before attaching the RNTupleReader, so the file's streamer infos are known to ROOT. With both in place, I/O rules work correctly for RNTuple data written by versioned classes, i.e. for everything written from v0.5.0 on - verified against the upstream reproducer. Data written by the unversioned pre-v0.5.0 classes still cannot be rule-read: ROOT 6.40.02 aborts on an internal assertion (RFieldMeta.cxx) when reading unversioned data into a versioned class. The compat_read_v0.1.0..v0.4.0 tests therefore still fail (now via a clean failure instead of a core dump, courtesy of a Fatal-intercepting error handler) and keep asserting the true values until ROOT supports this migration path. compat_read_head and the schema snapshot are green; the snapshot now records the explicit class versions. Assisted-by: claude-code:claude-fable-5
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In `@include/SHiP/SimHit.hpp`:
- Around line 24-26: Update the SimHit ClassDefNV version from 2 to 3, then
regenerate the corresponding SimHit schema entries in
tests/data/schema_snapshot.txt.
In `@tests/data/README.md`:
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In the ROOT framework, the ClassDef macro is used to attach a version number to a class, which is essential for managing schema evolution when the class layout changes [1][2]. For a class that was previously unversioned (i.e., defined without an explicit ClassDef or with an implicit version), the initial version number provided in the ClassDef macro should be greater than the number of previously unnumbered versions [1]. A value of 3 is often recommended as a safe starting point if the history is unclear [1]. Key points regarding class versioning in ROOT: 1. Version Number Definition: The ClassDef(ClassName, VersionNumber) macro defines the class version [1][2]. Version numbers must be integers and typically start at 1 or greater [3][2]. A version number of 0 indicates that the class should not be written to disk [1][2]. 2. Schema Evolution: Whenever the data members of a class are modified, the version number should be increased [1][3][2]. ROOT uses these version numbers to determine how to read objects stored in older files [4]. 3. Previously Unversioned Classes: When transitioning an unversioned class to a versioned one, you must account for the implicit versions that already exist in your data files [1]. By picking a version number higher than any existing unversioned state, you ensure that ROOT correctly distinguishes the new schema from old data [1]. 4. Best Practices: While manual schema evolution via custom Streamers is possible, the recommended approach is to rely on ROOT's automatic schema evolution provided by dictionary generation (via rootcling) [4]. If manual intervention is required, I/O rules specified in a linkdef file are preferred over custom Streamer implementations [4].
Citations:
- 1: https://root.cern/manual/io_custom_classes/
- 2: https://root.cern/root/htmldoc/guides/users-guide/AddingaClass.html
- 3: https://root.cern.ch/root/html534/guides/users-guide/ROOTUsersGuideChapters/AddingaClass.pdf
- 4: https://root.cern/manual/io/
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Use version 3 for SimHit.
include/SHiP/LinkDef.h records two pre-v0.5.0 unversioned layouts. pixi.lock pins ROOT 6.40.2. ROOT requires the first explicit class version to exceed the number of earlier unversioned layouts.
Change ClassDefNV(SimHit, 2) to ClassDefNV(SimHit, 3), then regenerate the corresponding entries in tests/data/schema_snapshot.txt.
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In `@include/SHiP/SimHit.hpp` around lines 24 - 26, Update the SimHit ClassDefNV
version from 2 to 3, then regenerate the corresponding SimHit schema entries in
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| 6.40.02 however misapplies rules when reading **RNTuple** data written by | ||
| *unversioned* classes ([root-project/root#23146]). Per the workaround | ||
| proposed there, all classes now carry an explicit `ClassDefNV` version | ||
| (bump it on any layout change!) and readers open files through `TFile` | ||
| before attaching the `RNTupleReader` — this makes the rules work for all | ||
| data written from v0.5.0 on. The pre-v0.5.0 reference files were written | ||
| by the then-unversioned classes and still cannot be rule-read (ROOT aborts | ||
| on an internal assertion), so the `compat_read_v0.1.0`–`v0.4.0` tests are | ||
| **expected to fail** until ROOT supports reading unversioned data into | ||
| versioned classes. They deliberately assert the true values: with such a | ||
| ROOT in `pixi.lock`, they turn green with no further changes. Do not mask |
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Mark the pre-v0.5.0 compatibility tests as expected failures.
tests/CMakeLists.txt registers every compat_read_<version> test without WILL_FAIL or SKIP. test_read_reference exits with status 1 when ROOT reports the documented fatal error. Therefore, compat_read_v0.1.0–v0.4.0 can leave ctest and CI red.
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In `@tests/data/README.md` around lines 65 - 75, Update the compatibility-test
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Before we have a mess, this PR aligns all data-model member fields with the C++ Core Guidelines underscore_style recommendation (NL.10), which also matches the Google style we configure for clang-format. This follows the discussions on the EventHeader data members. The field-derived accessor functions in QuantityView.hpp and the ROOT branch names in the tests are renamed to match.
This also renames the one field the initial pass missed,
TrackFitResult::qoverp->q_over_p, and closes a test gap by exercisingSimHit::geometry_node_idin the round-trip tests (the fixture previously left it at its default and the equality check ignored it, so an I/O regression on that field would have passed silently).This is a breaking change. Downstream changes in Aegir and Shannon probably necessary, but better do this sooner rather than later, so that we have a consistent scheme.
Similar PRs will follow for the other repos (exception FairShip), but data-model is the most important.
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