fix(py): read the axes wherever the version keeps them - #661
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Since v0.6 the axes live in the intrinsic coordinate system rather than in a flat `axes` key on the multiscales entry. Three call sites still looked only for the flat key, each a copy of the v0.4 reader: - the v0.6 reader's RFC-4 hook found no axes and skipped the orientation checks silently, so a v0.6 document with an orientation type other than "anatomical" read back without complaint where v0.4 and v0.5 reject it; - `ngff-zarr conformance` reported `input-not-ome-zarr` with an empty axis map for every v0.6 input, valid or not. Against the five RFC-4 fixtures the specification ships for 0.9.dev1, it scored 0/5, including on the valid one; - the v0.4 reader, which was correct, but by having its own copy. `_raw_axes` now answers "where are the axes" once, and the three sites call it. Against the same five fixtures the conformance report is 5/5, each violation carrying its own code (`orientation-on-non-space`, `duplicate-anatomical-axis`, `bad-value`, `bad-type`). The TypeScript reader already read the intrinsic system's axes, so this also closes a parity gap rather than opening one.
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Metadata->>RawAxes: provide flat or intrinsic-system metadata
RawAxes-->>RFC4Validation: return axis entries
RFC4Validation->>RFC4Validation: detect orientation metadata
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28-28: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse absolute local imports.
Replace the changed relative imports with
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…ation Two ways the RFC-4 checks still missed the document they exist to catch. The v0.6 axes were read from `coordinateSystems[0]`. The intrinsic system is whichever one the datasets map into, named by their transformation `output`, and nothing requires it to be listed first: another system's axes were validated and reported instead. `_raw_axes` now resolves it by name, mirroring `Metadata.intrinsic_coordinate_system` at the dict level, and falls back to the first system when the datasets name no output. Both readers gated validation on `has_rfc4_orientation_metadata`, which by design reports only whether a *spatial* axis is oriented. A document whose only orientation sits on a time or channel axis therefore skipped validation, and that orientation is itself the RFC-4 violation. `has_any_rfc4_orientation` answers the question the gate is asking; `validate_axis_orientation` carried its own copy of that logic and now shares it.
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/rfc4_validation.py`:
- Around line 241-243: Update the orientation-presence check used by
validate_rfc4_orientation so only None and an empty dictionary are treated as
undefined; do not use truthiness, which incorrectly excludes falsey non-object
values such as [], "", 0, and False. Add regression cases covering these falsey
non-object orientations.
In `@py/test/test_rfc4_validation.py`:
- Around line 574-594: Add a pytest.importorskip guard for jsonschema with the
specified reason before invoking validate_rfc4_orientation in
test_orientation_on_a_non_space_axis_is_reachable, so the test skips cleanly
when the validation dependency is unavailable.
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`has_any_rfc4_orientation` tested truthiness, so `[]`, `""`, `0` and `False`
read as absent and skipped validation. `validate_rfc4_orientation` rejects each
of them, so the gate hid exactly the documents it exists to route there. Only
`None` and `{}` are undefined under RFC 4, which is the pair the validator
itself skips.
The reachability test calls the validator directly, so it guards on the
optional `jsonschema` dependency like the rest of the file.
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The new case reached `jsonschema.ValidationError` through the module-scope import; it now takes it from the `importorskip` handle, so it depends only on its own guard.
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Since v0.6 the axes live in
coordinateSystems[0].axesrather than in a flataxeskey on the multiscales entry. Three call sites still looked only for theflat key, each a copy of the v0.4 reader, so on a v0.6 document:
silence, letting through an orientation that v0.4 and v0.5 reject;
ngff-zarr conformanceansweredinput-not-ome-zarrwith an empty axis mapfor every input, valid or not.
_raw_axesnow answers "where are the axes" once, and the three sites call it.Against the five RFC-4 fixtures the specification ships for 0.9.dev1
(ome/ngff-spec#190), the conformance report goes from 0/5 to 5/5:
valid/orientationinput-not-ome-zarrinvalid/non_space_orientationinput-not-ome-zarrorientation-on-non-spaceinvalid/duplicate_orientationinput-not-ome-zarrduplicate-anatomical-axisinvalid/non_existent_orientationinput-not-ome-zarrbad-valueinvalid/non_existent_orientation_typeinput-not-ome-zarrbad-typeThe TypeScript reader already reads the intrinsic system's axes, so this closes
a parity gap rather than opening one.
Full Python suite: 918 passed, 3 skipped.
Merge order
Worth taking before #659. That PR restores validation on the v0.6 read path,
which is what currently keeps the reader half of this dormant.
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