MPT-24259 Write the streaming guide in docs/streaming.md - #397
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a dedicated streaming guide and updates usage, architecture, and repository documentation links. The usage guide also updates synchronous and asynchronous streaming examples, including staged changes and failure handling. ChangesStreaming documentation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR consolidates streaming guidance without changing runtime behavior, but several documented edge cases still need owner follow-up: retry limits after a 413 response, deletion-count semantics, and streaming timeout precedence. The change is otherwise mergeable with awareness of these bounded documentation risks. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3✅ Passed checks (3 passed)
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- Around line 274-289: Remove the standalone DeletionStub explanation from the
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MPTStreamingError, matching the documented streaming error contract and the
existing implementation.
- Around line 275-277: Update the synchronous and asynchronous streaming
examples to stage deletes and upserts in attempt-scoped state instead of
applying local mutations as each record is yielded. Promote the staged changes
only after stream() completes its final MPT-Item-Count validation, discarding
them on truncated or incomplete responses; apply this consistently in the
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Learning: `MPTStreamingFormatMismatchError` was introduced by `#399` for MPT-24255, which added JSON envelope parsing. In the Python client, `MPTStreamingFormatMismatchError` inherits directly from `MPTStreamingError`. Keep the exception hierarchy in `docs/architecture.md` synchronized when streaming exceptions are introduced.
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Learning: For `stream()` consumers in `docs/streaming.md` and `docs/usage.md`, `MPT-Item-Count` completeness validation occurs only after records have been yielded. Examples must use durable attempt-scoped staging for deletes and upserts, then promote only after normal stream completion. They must not buffer the export in a Python list because that removes the streaming memory bound.
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Learning: Discard everything the failed attempt produced and restart from scratch
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Learning: `MPTStreamingFormatMismatchError` was introduced by `#399` for MPT-24255, which added JSON envelope parsing. In the Python client, `MPTStreamingFormatMismatchError` inherits directly from `MPTStreamingError`. Keep the exception hierarchy in `docs/architecture.md` synchronized when streaming exceptions are introduced.
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Learning: In `softwareone-platform/mpt-api-python-client` streaming consumer examples that use durable attempt-scoped staging must catch `Exception`, discard the attempt, and re-raise. `MPTStreamingError` alone is insufficient because malformed stream bodies can raise `json.JSONDecodeError` and consumer staging operations can fail after partial data has been staged.
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Learning: For MPT API Python client streaming, retrying an `MPTStreamingOverCapError` with `limit=N` intentionally returns only the first N records in stream sort order. It is a complete bounded stream but a prefix of the requested export. Do not derive N from `maxExportKeys`; select a consumer-appropriate size, or narrow the filter or split the export by key or date range when the consumer requires all records.
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Learning: In `softwareone-platform/mpt-api-python-client`, `_deserialized_results` updates stream completeness accounting and progress before `_stream_results` applies `skip_deleted`. Therefore, with `skip_deleted=True`, a withheld `DeletionStub` counts as a consumed record for `MPT-Item-Count` validation and progress, but it is not yielded to the caller.
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Learning: In `docs/streaming.md`, `MPTStreamingOverCapError.payload` is advisory server-provided `problem+json` data and can be an empty mapping when the 413 response has no usable JSON. The fixture `tests/unit/test_exceptions.py::over_cap_problem` currently includes `maxExportKeys`, but consumers must read payload members defensively because member names are not part of the Python client's contract.
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Learning: `MPTStreamingFormatMismatchError` was introduced by `#399` for MPT-24255, which added JSON envelope parsing. In the Python client, `MPTStreamingFormatMismatchError` inherits directly from `MPTStreamingError`. Keep the exception hierarchy in `docs/architecture.md` synchronized when streaming exceptions are introduced.
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Learning: In `softwareone-platform/mpt-api-python-client` streaming consumer examples that use durable attempt-scoped staging must catch `Exception`, discard the attempt, and re-raise. `MPTStreamingError` alone is insufficient because malformed stream bodies can raise `json.JSONDecodeError` and consumer staging operations can fail after partial data has been staged.
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Learning: For `stream()` consumers in `docs/streaming.md` and `docs/usage.md`, `MPT-Item-Count` completeness validation occurs only after records have been yielded. Examples must use durable attempt-scoped staging for deletes and upserts, then promote only after normal stream completion. They must not buffer the export in a Python list because that removes the streaming memory bound.
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Learning: For MPT API Python client streaming, retrying an `MPTStreamingOverCapError` with `limit=N` intentionally returns only the first N records in stream sort order. It is a complete bounded stream but a prefix of the requested export. Do not derive N from `maxExportKeys`; select a consumer-appropriate size, or narrow the filter or split the export by key or date range when the consumer requires all records.
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Learning: In `softwareone-platform/mpt-api-python-client`, documentation-example execution harnesses may provide shared contextual names such as `client`, `service`, and domain helper functions, but they must not inject example-owned values such as `attempt_id`. Streaming examples that stage deletes or upserts must initialize a fresh `attempt_id` for each export attempt, use that same key for all staging and promotion operations in the attempt, and create a new key for retries because retries open new snapshots.
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Add docs/streaming.md as the single place a stream consumer is documented. It covers stream() versus iterate() and when each is the right read, the memory characteristics of both, what the platform guarantees about a stream, both wire formats, limit semantics, and the three obligations a consumer cannot skip: verifying completeness against MPT-Item-Count, branching on DeletionStub before ingesting a record, and restarting rather than resuming a failed export. The client-timeout trap gets its own section, because a deferred first byte is bounded by the read timeout rather than the connect timeout and a default-timeout client fails on a large export that is working correctly. Choosing The Wire Format covers StreamFormat.JSONL and StreamFormat.JSON: what differs between them, where only the envelope carries $meta.pagination.total and therefore reports a progress total, and what is format-independent. $meta.pagination.total equals MPT-Item-Count but precedes the data, so it is a total to display rather than a completeness check. The deletion-stub examples establish a fresh attempt key, stage under it, and promote after the loop rather than writing each record as it arrives. stream() yields records before it can verify the count, so applying them directly leaves partial local state behind on a truncated export. A retry opens a new snapshot, so it takes a new key rather than reusing one. Cleanup catches broadly and re-raises, because a malformed body raises json.JSONDecodeError and a consumer's own staging code can fail too; either way promotion is skipped and durable staging would otherwise survive indefinitely. The guidance names the trap the pattern invites: stage somewhere durable rather than accumulating the export in a list, which would give up the memory bound. Opting Out Of Deletion Stubs documents skip_deleted: the overload-typed return, that filtering happens after the client's bookkeeping so completeness and progress are unaffected, that a caller's own object count no longer matches MPT-Item-Count in that mode, and that a mirroring consumer must keep the default or lose upstream deletions. Reduce the Streaming Large Result Sets section of docs/usage.md to an orientation and a link, so the detail lives in one document rather than two, relocating its wire-format and opt-out material into the guide rather than dropping it. Record that ownership split in docs/documentation.md, which named docs/usage.md as the source of truth for all examples and did not list the guide at all, so a later edit would have landed in the wrong file and recreated the drift. Index the guide from README.md and AGENTS.md. Add MPTStreamingFormatMismatchError to the exception hierarchy in docs/architecture.md, which had not recorded it, and correct two statements there and in docs/usage.md that this change made inconsistent: completeness counts raw records consumed rather than records yielded, and a streaming read is bounded by the larger of stream_read_timeout and read_timeout rather than substituting one for the other. MPT-24259 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Docs only: 5 files, one commit. Earlier revisions of this branch carried temporary merges
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stream()in either format, one page(
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listgives up the bound.cross-record point-in-time consistency, revoked access still streaming, and drift widening on
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arm upserting, and that the envelope example really sent
Accept: application/json).default format fails with the client's real
MPTStreamingFormatMismatchError.docs/usage.mdstreaming content and linked it to the new guide.