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Revert "Story 2673: Correct future bug of boost version ordering" - #2852
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes replace numeric version-array comparisons with version-name string comparisons in version ordering, range checks, and minimum-version filters. They also remove custom library version and commit managers that used version-array querysets. ChangesVersion comparisons
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This revert brings back version comparisons that sort names as text instead of as numbers. Once Boost reaches a multi-digit version such as 1.100.0, the site may pick the wrong latest release and show the version dropdown out of order. Commit imports and cleanup, documentation URL imports, and tag filtering may also include or exclude the wrong versions. Merge only if the revert is intentional and a follow-up fix is tracked. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to String-based comparisons can select the wrong releases or change which contributor records a clean import deletes. Existing authorization and transactional protections remain, but they do not prevent a successful import from applying an incorrect rebuild scope. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @libraries/utils.py:
- Around line 189-191: Update libraries/utils.py:189-191 to compare integer
version components; libraries/github.py:136-138 to compare parsed tuples,
505-507 to filter by version_array or an equivalent numeric field, and 578-582
to scope clean deletion with the same numeric floor used to select versions;
libraries/management/commands/import_library_version_docs_urls.py:53 to use a
numeric minimum-version filter; and versions/tasks.py:661-663 to compare parsed
tuples against MINIMUM_BOOST_VERSION. Ensure all version comparisons use numeric
components rather than lexicographic strings.
Review comments at @versions/managers.py:
- Line 32: Replace string-based name ordering in most_recent(),
most_recent_beta(), and get_header_dropdown_data() with component-wise numeric
version ordering using the existing cleaned_version_parts or
with_version_split() data. Ensure major, minor, and patch components—including
beta versions—sort numerically so results and dropdown options are in version
order.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
The revert brings back lexicographic version comparison. Version names are compared as strings, so boost-1.100.0 sorts below boost-1.83.0. The reverted PR fixed this bug, and this PR brings it back. Confirm that the revert is intended. If it is, track a follow-up fix.
libraries/utils.py#L189-L191: parse each version into integer components before comparing.libraries/github.py#L136-L138: compare parsed tuples, not names.libraries/github.py#L505-L507: filter withversion_array(or an equivalent numeric field), notname__gte.libraries/github.py#L578-L582: scope the clean deletion with the same numeric floor that selects the versions, so deleted commits match rebuilt commits.libraries/management/commands/import_library_version_docs_urls.py#L53-L53: use a numeric minimum-version filter.versions/tasks.py#L661-L663: compare parsed tuples againstMINIMUM_BOOST_VERSION.
Based on learnings, version strings must be compared numerically/component-wise, not lexicographically.
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[warning] 191-193: Return the condition not (max_version and version > max_version) directly
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Review comment at @libraries/utils.py around lines 189 - 191:
Update libraries/utils.py:189-191 to compare integer version components;
libraries/github.py:136-138 to compare parsed tuples, 505-507 to filter by
version_array or an equivalent numeric field, and 578-582 to scope clean
deletion with the same numeric floor used to select versions;
libraries/management/commands/import_library_version_docs_urls.py:53 to use a
numeric minimum-version filter; and versions/tasks.py:661-663 to compare parsed
tuples against MINIMUM_BOOST_VERSION. Ensure all version comparisons use numeric
components rather than lexicographic strings.
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Source: Learnings
| .with_version_split() | ||
| .filter(beta=False, full_release=True) | ||
| .order_by("-major", "-minor", "-patch", "-release") | ||
| .order_by("-name") |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Ordering by -name sorts versions in string order, not version order.
This revert brings back order_by("-name") in most_recent(), most_recent_beta(), and get_header_dropdown_data(). PostgreSQL compares name as a string. Under string order, boost-1.100.0 sorts below boost-1.99.0. When Boost 1.100.0 ships, three things go wrong:
most_recent()returns 1.99.0.most_recent_beta()picks the wrong beta.- In the navbar dropdown,
most_recentis wrong and the options appear in the wrong order.
Patch numbers have the same problem: 1.85.10 sorts below 1.85.9. The reverted PR existed to prevent this bug.
should_show_beta already compares cleaned_version_parts as numbers. So the code now orders versions by string but compares the newest beta to the newest release by number. If the revert is required, track a follow-up that restores numeric ordering. One option is to order by the with_version_split() annotations. Another is to sort in Python by cleaned_version_parts.
Based on learnings: "do not compare them lexicographically ... Parse and compare version numbers numerically/component-wise."
Also applies to: 41-41, 197-197
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Review comment at @versions/managers.py at line 32:
Replace string-based name ordering in most_recent(), most_recent_beta(), and
get_header_dropdown_data() with component-wise numeric version ordering using
the existing cleaned_version_parts or with_version_split() data. Ensure major,
minor, and patch components—including beta versions—sort numerically so results
and dropdown options are in version order.
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Reverts #2828
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major.minor.patchnames, optionally prefixed withboost-; beta releases use the updated naming format.