feat(nodes): add conditional branch node for rule-based pipeline routing#528
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a Conditional Branch node: a new BranchEngine with multiple condition evaluators, IGlobal lifecycle hooks to manage engine instantiation/cleanup, IInstance routing that delegates questions/answers to lanes, service metadata, and comprehensive tests. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Writer as External Writer
participant IInstance as IInstance
participant IGlobal as IGlobal
participant Engine as BranchEngine
participant Destination as Destination
Writer->>IInstance: writeQuestions(question) / writeAnswers(answer)
activate IInstance
IInstance->>IInstance: extract text, metadata, score
IInstance->>IGlobal: access engine (ensure initialized)
IGlobal->>Engine: route(data)
activate Engine
Engine->>Engine: evaluate rules in order
Engine-->>IGlobal: matched lane / default_lane
deactivate Engine
IInstance->>IInstance: deep-copy and build routed object
alt lane == "answers"
IInstance->>Destination: writeAnswers(routed)
else lane == "questions"
IInstance->>Destination: writeQuestions(routed)
end
deactivate IInstance
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In `@nodes/src/nodes/branch/branch_engine.py`:
- Around line 269-279: The code currently deduplicates tokens with words =
set(re.findall(...)) which loses repeated sentiment words; change to keep all
tokens (e.g., tokens = re.findall(r'[a-z]+', text.lower())) and compute
pos_count and neg_count by counting occurrences (e.g., pos_count = sum(1 for t
in tokens if t in _POSITIVE_WORDS) and similarly for neg_count) so emphatic
repeats like "bad bad bad" affect labeling in the branch_engine logic that sets
label to 'positive'/'negative'/'neutral'.
In `@nodes/src/nodes/branch/services.json`:
- Around line 114-148: The preconfig schema in services.json does not match the
runtime contract used by BranchEngine.evaluate(): rename and add keys so the
profiles use the engine's expected field names (use type instead of
condition_type, pattern instead of regex_pattern, expected instead of
expected_sentiment, field instead of field_name, value instead of field_value),
add missing length profile parameters (min and max) to support the length
condition, add explicit expected values for sentiment
(positive|negative|neutral) rather than only "positive", and remove or replace
the unsupported "custom" profile (or add a matching enum/handler in BranchEngine
if custom behavior is required); also ensure the profiles' type values match the
BranchEngine condition enum so conditions do not fall through to default_lane.
In `@nodes/test/test_branch.py`:
- Around line 49-51: Current test setup mutates global sys.path and sys.modules
(via NODES_SRC insertion and module mocking) for the entire pytest run; move
that logic into a pytest fixture (e.g., a function-scoped fixture used by tests
that need the mocked imports) that: captures originals (orig_path =
sys.path.copy(), orig_modules = sys.modules.copy() or record only keys you will
change), applies the sys.path.insert(0, str(NODES_SRC)) and the temporary
sys.modules entries for mocked "rocketlib"/"ai", yields control to the test, and
in teardown restores sys.path to orig_path and restores sys.modules to
orig_modules (or removes added keys and re-inserts replaced values) so other
tests are unaffected; update tests that currently rely on the global patch to
request the new fixture.
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| NODES_SRC = Path(__file__).parent.parent / 'src' / 'nodes' | ||
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Scope the import mocking to the tests that need it.
This file rewrites sys.path and overwrites sys.modules during module import, then leaves those globals patched for the rest of the pytest run. That makes the suite order-dependent and can cause unrelated tests to import the mocked rocketlib/ai modules instead of the real ones. Move this setup into a fixture and restore the previous module state in teardown.
Also applies to: 159-195
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In `@nodes/test/test_branch.py` around lines 49 - 51, Current test setup mutates
global sys.path and sys.modules (via NODES_SRC insertion and module mocking) for
the entire pytest run; move that logic into a pytest fixture (e.g., a
function-scoped fixture used by tests that need the mocked imports) that:
captures originals (orig_path = sys.path.copy(), orig_modules =
sys.modules.copy() or record only keys you will change), applies the
sys.path.insert(0, str(NODES_SRC)) and the temporary sys.modules entries for
mocked "rocketlib"/"ai", yields control to the test, and in teardown restores
sys.path to orig_path and restores sys.modules to orig_modules (or removes added
keys and re-inserts replaced values) so other tests are unaffected; update tests
that currently rely on the global patch to request the new fixture.
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@coderabbitai Valid concern. The test file rewrites sys.path and overwrites sys.modules during module import, then leaves those globals patched for the rest of the pytest run. This creates order-dependent behavior and can cause unrelated tests to import mocked rocketlib/ai modules instead of the real ones. I'll move this setup into a proper pytest fixture with teardown that restores the previous module state, ensuring test isolation. Will address in the next commit.
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276-279:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorSentiment scoring currently ignores repeated words, which can misroute emphatic inputs.
Using a
setdrops frequency, so inputs likebad bad bad goodare undercounted.🐛 Proposed fix
- words = set(re.findall(r'[a-z]+', text.lower())) - - pos_count = len(words & _POSITIVE_WORDS) - neg_count = len(words & _NEGATIVE_WORDS) + words = re.findall(r'[a-z]+', text.lower()) + + pos_count = sum(1 for word in words if word in _POSITIVE_WORDS) + neg_count = sum(1 for word in words if word in _NEGATIVE_WORDS)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@nodes/src/nodes/branch/branch_engine.py` around lines 276 - 279, The sentiment scoring currently converts token list to a set (variable "words"), losing repeated tokens; update the logic to use the full token list from re.findall (e.g., keep the list instead of casting to set) and compute pos_count and neg_count by counting occurrences (sum over tokens where token in _POSITIVE_WORDS/_NEGATIVE_WORDS) so repeated words like "bad bad bad" affect the score; keep any existing lowercasing and regex (re.findall) and only replace the set usage and the pos_count/neg_count calculations in the function using "words", "_POSITIVE_WORDS", and "_NEGATIVE_WORDS".
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In `@nodes/src/nodes/branch/branch_engine.py`:
- Around line 276-279: The sentiment scoring currently converts token list to a
set (variable "words"), losing repeated tokens; update the logic to use the full
token list from re.findall (e.g., keep the list instead of casting to set) and
compute pos_count and neg_count by counting occurrences (sum over tokens where
token in _POSITIVE_WORDS/_NEGATIVE_WORDS) so repeated words like "bad bad bad"
affect the score; keep any existing lowercasing and regex (re.findall) and only
replace the set usage and the pos_count/neg_count calculations in the function
using "words", "_POSITIVE_WORDS", and "_NEGATIVE_WORDS".
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128-133:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorSchema still hides condition inputs needed for full routing behavior.
sentimentis effectively locked to the preconfig default (expected: "positive") becausebranch.sentimentonly exposesdefault_lane, andlengthis advertised but has nomin/maxfields/shape mapping. This prevents configuring negative/neutral sentiment targeting and length bounds from the node schema.🛠️ Suggested schema additions
+ "min": { + "type": "integer", + "title": "Minimum Length", + "description": "Inclusive minimum text length" + }, + "max": { + "type": "integer", + "title": "Maximum Length", + "description": "Inclusive maximum text length" + }, + "expected": { + "type": "string", + "title": "Expected Sentiment", + "enum": [ + ["positive", "Positive"], + ["negative", "Negative"], + ["neutral", "Neutral"] + ] + }, + "branch.length": { + "object": "length", + "properties": ["min", "max", "default_lane"] + }, "branch.sentiment": { "object": "sentiment", - "properties": ["default_lane"] + "properties": ["expected", "default_lane"] },Also applies to: 193-321
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@nodes/src/nodes/branch/services.json` around lines 128 - 133, The schema for the branch service currently exposes only default_lane for the "sentiment" entry (and advertises "length" without bounds), which prevents configuring expected sentiment (negative/neutral) and min/max length constraints; update the "sentiment" object in services.json (the branch.sentiment schema) to include an "expected" field (enum of "positive","negative","neutral") and add a "length" object with "min" and "max" numeric properties (and appropriate types/validation) so the node can accept sentiment target and length bounds; mirror the same additions for the other branch entries in the 193-321 range that also advertise "length".nodes/test/test_branch.py (1)
223-235:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorMock installation is still global for the session due import-time patching.
Line 224 applies
sys.path/sys.modulesmutations during module import, and teardown only happens at session end (Lines 227-231). That can leak mocked modules into unrelated tests.🔧 Safer scoping pattern
-# Install mocks at import time (required before branch module can be imported) -_teardown_mocks = _install_mocks() - -@pytest.fixture(autouse=True, scope='session') -def _cleanup_engine_mocks(): - """Session fixture that restores sys.path/sys.modules after all tests complete.""" - yield - _teardown_mocks() - -# NOW we can safely import the branch node -from branch.branch_engine import BranchEngine # noqa: E402 +@pytest.fixture(scope='module') +def branch_runtime(): + teardown = _install_mocks() + try: + from branch.branch_engine import BranchEngine # noqa: E402 + yield BranchEngine + finally: + teardown()Then consume
branch_runtime(or import inside tests) so patching is bounded to this module/test scope.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@nodes/test/test_branch.py` around lines 223 - 235, The test currently calls _install_mocks() at import time and only calls _teardown_mocks() in a session-scoped fixture (_cleanup_engine_mocks), which keeps sys.path/sys.modules mutations active for the entire test session and can leak mocks; change the pattern so mocks are applied and torn down within a narrower scope: remove the top-level _teardown_mocks = _install_mocks() import-time call and instead call _install_mocks() inside a fixture (e.g., the existing _cleanup_engine_mocks) or within each test that needs them, ensure that fixture yields and calls _teardown_mocks() after yield, and import BranchEngine (or import branch_runtime) after installing mocks so the patching is bounded to the fixture scope (refer to _install_mocks, _teardown_mocks, _cleanup_engine_mocks, and BranchEngine to locate the changes).
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In `@nodes/src/nodes/branch/branch_engine.py`:
- Around line 128-131: The current mode handling in branch_engine.py silently
treats unknown `mode` values as "any"; update the logic in the block that
computes `matched` (the code using `mode`, `found`, and `keyword_list`) to
explicitly handle supported modes: if mode == 'all' set matched = len(found) ==
len(keyword_list), elif mode == 'any' or mode == 'some' (choose the canonical
name used elsewhere) set matched = len(found) > 0, otherwise treat the mode as
invalid by returning a non-match (matched = False) or by raising/logging a
validation error (e.g., ValueError or processLogger.error) so typos like "Any"
or "ALL" do not silently pass.
- Around line 155-173: The try block currently calls re.search(pattern, text,
timeout=2.0) guarded by an import sys version check, but the stdlib re module
does not accept a timeout kwarg and will raise TypeError; replace this by either
switching to the third‑party regex module (import regex as re and use
re.search(..., timeout=2.0)) or remove the timeout argument and fall back to
re.search(pattern, text); update the import/use sites (the lines using
re.search, the variables pattern and text, and the TimeoutError/except handling)
accordingly so you either rely on regex's timeout support or eliminate the
timeout logic and its TimeoutError handling.
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In `@nodes/src/nodes/branch/services.json`:
- Around line 128-133: The schema for the branch service currently exposes only
default_lane for the "sentiment" entry (and advertises "length" without bounds),
which prevents configuring expected sentiment (negative/neutral) and min/max
length constraints; update the "sentiment" object in services.json (the
branch.sentiment schema) to include an "expected" field (enum of
"positive","negative","neutral") and add a "length" object with "min" and "max"
numeric properties (and appropriate types/validation) so the node can accept
sentiment target and length bounds; mirror the same additions for the other
branch entries in the 193-321 range that also advertise "length".
In `@nodes/test/test_branch.py`:
- Around line 223-235: The test currently calls _install_mocks() at import time
and only calls _teardown_mocks() in a session-scoped fixture
(_cleanup_engine_mocks), which keeps sys.path/sys.modules mutations active for
the entire test session and can leak mocks; change the pattern so mocks are
applied and torn down within a narrower scope: remove the top-level
_teardown_mocks = _install_mocks() import-time call and instead call
_install_mocks() inside a fixture (e.g., the existing _cleanup_engine_mocks) or
within each test that needs them, ensure that fixture yields and calls
_teardown_mocks() after yield, and import BranchEngine (or import
branch_runtime) after installing mocks so the patching is bounded to the fixture
scope (refer to _install_mocks, _teardown_mocks, _cleanup_engine_mocks, and
BranchEngine to locate the changes).
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Thank you for this contribution! The core is solid — BranchEngine with 8 condition types, first-match-wins semantics, clean config model, and good test coverage. The feature fills a real gap. Two correctness bugs must be fixed before merge; several design issues are flagged inline.
🔴 Must fix
re.search()timeout=kwarg —TypeErroron Python ≥ 3.11 (branch_engine.py → regex())- Sentiment config key mismatch:
expected_sentimentvsexpected(branch_engine.py → evaluate())
🟡 Should address
See inline comments for: cross-lane conversion data loss, unnecessary deepcopy, missing engine null guard, expected_sentiment not exposed in UI.
💡 Naming suggestion
Consider renaming to lane_switch (protocol switch://, path nodes.lane_switch).
"Branch" implies two parallel paths that both execute. What this node does is evaluate rules in order and switch the object into exactly one lane — first match wins. This matches how competitors name the same concept (n8n: "Switch", Make: "Router") and aligns naturally with RocketRide's own "lane" terminology.
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Unnecessary deepcopy — remove it
This node routes to exactly one output lane per call (first-match-wins). There is never more than one downstream consumer of the same object, so there is nothing to protect against mutation.
The deepcopy would be justified in a fan-out node that writes the same object to multiple lanes simultaneously — that is not the case here.
In a RAG pipeline a Question may carry a full documents list with embedding vectors. Deep-copying that on every message through the branch node is non-trivial overhead for zero benefit.
Remove routed = copy.deepcopy(question) and pass question directly:
self.instance.writeQuestions(question)Same applies to _route_answer.
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In `@nodes/src/nodes/branch/IInstance.py`:
- Around line 32-38: The parameter annotation in _build_data uses an implicit
Optional by declaring metadata: dict = None which triggers RUF013; update the
function signature in IInstance._build_data to use an explicit nullable union
(metadata: dict | None = None) and keep the default None and implementation
unchanged; search for other methods named _build_data or similar signatures in
the class to apply the same explicit | None typing.
In `@nodes/src/nodes/branch/services.json`:
- Around line 189-204: The schema lists "length" in the fields.type enum but the
UI fields are missing; either remove "length" from the enum or add the
corresponding min/max and branch.length entries: add numeric field definitions
"min" and "max" (titles/descriptions for inclusive bounds), add a
"branch.length" object that references properties ["min","max","default_lane"],
and update the branch.profile conditional to include { "value": "length",
"properties": ["branch.length"] } so the length condition becomes configurable
in the UI.
In `@nodes/test/test_branch.py`:
- Around line 792-794: The TestDeepCopy class docstring is misleading because
IInstance does not deep-copy; update the TestDeepCopy class docstring to state
these are utility/reference tests demonstrating Python's copy.deepcopy behavior
(not the node/IInstance routing behavior), and mention that IInstance
intentionally avoids deep-copying so readers do not conflate the test with
actual node behavior; reference the TestDeepCopy class and IInstance in the
docstring so it's clear.
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Both critical bugs fixed (re.search timeout removed, sentiment key aligned). 91 tests pass. Ready for re-review. |
…tride-org#528) - Return non-match instead of raising ValueError for unsupported contains mode (graceful degradation) - Add missing length condition UI fields (min/max) and branch.length profile in services.json - Use Optional[dict] type annotation for Python 3.9 compatibility - Update test to expect non-match return value for invalid mode Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…rocketride-org#528) - Enrich converted Question with context + assistant history entry so downstream LLM/retrieval nodes keep visibility of the prior answer - Document cross-lane conversion semantics in services.json (the question->answer direction is an irreducible schema mismatch) - Regression test guards against re.search(..., timeout=...) TypeError - QuestionHistory import guarded for legacy schema envs
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…tride-org#528) - Return non-match instead of raising ValueError for unsupported contains mode (graceful degradation) - Add missing length condition UI fields (min/max) and branch.length profile in services.json - Use Optional[dict] type annotation for Python 3.9 compatibility - Update test to expect non-match return value for invalid mode Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Implement a new pipeline node that evaluates data against configurable rules and routes to different output lanes (questions/answers) based on first-match-wins semantics. Supports 8 condition types: keyword matching (any/all mode), regex patterns, text length range, numeric score thresholds, metadata field equality, keyword-based sentiment classification, and always_true/always_false constants. Includes 86 tests covering all condition evaluators, rule ordering, default lane fallback, IInstance routing integration, deep copy mutation prevention, and services.json contract validation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address code review: user-supplied regex patterns could cause catastrophic backtracking. Add 2-second timeout on Python 3.11+, catch TimeoutError gracefully. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Use list instead of set for sentiment word counting to preserve duplicates - Rename preconfig keys to match engine contract (type instead of condition_type, pattern instead of regex_pattern) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…node - Align services.json field keys with runtime expectations: rename condition_type->type, field_name->field, field_value->value, expected_sentiment->expected; remove invalid "type": "custom" from custom preconfig profile - Move sys.path/sys.modules mock installation into a function with teardown, wired to a session-scoped pytest fixture so global state is restored after tests complete - Fix re.search timeout kwarg usage for Python 3.14 compatibility (timeout was removed from re.search in 3.14) - Add test for repeated-word sentiment counting to prevent regression - Update test_has_fields assertions to match renamed field keys Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Remove re.search timeout parameter (not supported in stdlib re module) - Validate contains mode and raise ValueError for unsupported values - Remove unnecessary deepcopy in IInstance (first-match-wins routing) - Guard against None engine in IInstance with RuntimeError - Document data loss in answer/question lane conversion in services.json - Remove unimplemented custom condition type from services.json - Move test mock setup into proper pytest fixture with teardown - Add tests for mode validation, None engine guard, and no-deepcopy
Add 'expected' field definition with positive/negative/neutral enum to services.json and include it in branch.sentiment properties group. Previously users could not configure which sentiment to filter on through the UI — the field existed in the preconfig profile but was not wired into the conditional properties. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tride-org#528) - Return non-match instead of raising ValueError for unsupported contains mode (graceful degradation) - Add missing length condition UI fields (min/max) and branch.length profile in services.json - Use Optional[dict] type annotation for Python 3.9 compatibility - Update test to expect non-match return value for invalid mode Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rocketride-org#528) - Enrich converted Question with context + assistant history entry so downstream LLM/retrieval nodes keep visibility of the prior answer - Document cross-lane conversion semantics in services.json (the question->answer direction is an irreducible schema mismatch) - Regression test guards against re.search(..., timeout=...) TypeError - QuestionHistory import guarded for legacy schema envs
Address CodeRabbit concern: the rocketlib / ai.common.schema mocks installed at test module import time were torn down only at session end via an autouse session-scoped fixture. Narrow the teardown to module scope so the mocked modules no longer shadow real implementations for other test modules that load after this one in the same pytest run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#Hack-with-bay-2
Contribution Type
Feature — Conditional branch node with 8 condition types for pipeline routing
Problem / Use Case
RocketRide pipelines are strictly linear — no if/else, no conditional routing. Every competitor (Dify, Flowise, n8n, LangGraph) has conditional logic. Users cannot route data based on content, scores, or metadata without building separate pipelines.
Proposed Solution
A `branch` node with 8 condition types:
First-match-wins rule evaluation. Deep copy prevents cross-branch mutation.
Why This Feature Fits This Codebase
RocketRide's lane system (`questions`, `answers`, `documents`) already supports multiple output lanes per node — the branch node leverages this by routing to the matched lane. The `services.json` lane definition `questions → [questions, answers]` enables cross-lane routing natively.
Validation
86 tests passing across 12 test classes. ruff check + format clean.
How This Could Be Extended
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Tests