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fix(rag): reject explicit bm25_k1 = 0 and rrf_k = 0 instead of substituting defaults (#1056) - #1065

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0 is the "unset" sentinel from QueryOverrides down to BM25Index/fuse_rankings, so an explicit bm25_k1 = 0 or rrf_k = 0 was silently replaced by 1.2 / 60. This takes the issue's second option: both are now rejected (> 0 required) at the session-config and per-query ABI boundaries and in the retrieve operator params, and the four binding doc comments (Swift, Kotlin, Python, Web) state > 0. bm25_b = 0 stays valid. Tests: ABI search with zero bm25_k1 / rrf_k returns INVALID_ARGUMENT; solution-runner retrieve params reject 0.

Stacked on #1048 (which is stacked on #1017), so the diff includes their commits until they merge.

Closes #1056


Summary by cubic

Rejects explicit bm25_k1 = 0 and rrf_k = 0 instead of silently substituting the 1.2 / 60 defaults, because 0 is the "unset" sentinel all the way down the stack; both must now be > 0. bm25_b = 0 stays valid.

Validation

  • BM25 and RRF values are checked at the session-config and per-query ABI boundaries and in retrieve operator params: zero, non-finite, and out-of-range values are rejected.
  • Floats parse and format with the classic locale, so malformed strings ("30junk", "0,8") fail rather than being silently defaulted.
  • The on-device vector store is whitelisted to USEARCH; PGVECTOR is rejected and unknown enum values are invalid arguments.
  • RRF accumulates in double sortable precision so tuned scores don't tie.

Threading

  • BM25 k1/b, RRF k, and vector-store knobs are wired through the retrieve backend, graph inputs, and the Swift, Kotlin, Python, and Web bindings; VectorStore moved into an enum in rag.proto (schema 1.7.0), replacing the one in solutions.proto.

Closes #1056. Also includes the stacked changes from #913 and #1019.

Written for commit 32f9250. Summary will update on new commits.

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  • New Features
    • RAG queries can override BM25 tuning, reciprocal-rank fusion settings, and vector-store selection. Unspecified options continue to use session defaults.
    • The on-device USEARCH vector store is available through the Kotlin, Python, Swift, and web SDKs.
  • Validation
    • Invalid retrieval settings are rejected, including out-of-range BM25 values, non-positive RRF values, and unsupported vector-store selections.
  • Improvements
    • Retrieval results with equal scores now appear in a consistent order.

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RAG configuration and retrieval now support BM25 parameters, an RRF constant, and vector-store selection. Core validates and applies these settings. Kotlin, Python, Swift, and Web bindings expose per-query overrides. On-device paths reject PGVECTOR.

Changes: RAG retrieval tuning

Layer / File(s) Summary
Retrieval contracts and defaults
idl/rag.proto, idl/solutions.proto, idl/VERSION, idl/SCHEMA_LOCK, core/src/features/rag/rag_backend.h, core/src/features/rag/rag_pipeline_graph.h, bindings/kotlin/src/main/kotlin/com/runanywhere/sdk/public/api/Options.kt, bindings/python/runanywhere/options.py, bindings/swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/API/Handles.swift, bindings/web/packages/core/src/Public/API/Options.ts, bindings/web/packages/core/src/index.ts
The RAG schema adds vector-store selection and BM25/RRF settings for configuration and per-query retrieval. Core configuration and graph inputs define tuning defaults. The language bindings add corresponding public options.
Apply tuning in the retrieval pipeline
core/src/features/rag/rag_backend.cpp, core/src/features/rag/bm25_index.*, core/src/features/rag/rag_fusion.*, core/src/features/rag/rag_pipeline_graph.*, core/tests/test_rag_fusion.cpp
The backend passes configured and overridden values into the retrieval graph. BM25 scoring and ranking fusion use supplied values. Fusion uses double-precision scores and breaks equal-score ties by candidate ID. Tests check score changes for different BM25 and RRF settings.
Validate and map retrieval options
core/src/features/rag/rac_rag_proto_abi.cpp, core/src/solutions/operators/op_engine_backed.cpp, core/src/solutions/solution_converter.cpp, core/tests/test_advanced_modality_proto_abi.cpp, core/tests/test_solution_runner.cpp, bindings/kotlin/src/main/kotlin/com/runanywhere/sdk/public/api/MappingOptions.kt, bindings/kotlin/src/test/kotlin/com/runanywhere/sdk/public/api/RagSearchRequestMappingTest.kt, bindings/python/runanywhere/*, bindings/python/tests/test_rag.py, bindings/swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/API/Rag/RagSession.swift, bindings/web/packages/core/src/Public/API/Namespaces/rag.ts, bindings/web/packages/core/src/Public/Extensions/RunAnywhere+RAG.ts
The RAG ABI and engine-backed retrieve operator validate tuning values and vector-store selections. Float parameters use locale-independent formatting and parsing. Language bindings map per-query values into requests. Tests cover option mapping, malformed or out-of-range values, score changes, and PGVECTOR rejection.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant RAGABI
  participant RAGBackend
  participant RAGPipelineGraph
  participant BM25Index
  participant fuse_rankings
  Client->>RAGABI: submit retrieval options
  RAGABI->>RAGABI: validate options and vector store
  RAGABI->>RAGBackend: pass valid overrides
  RAGBackend->>RAGPipelineGraph: pass BM25 and RRF settings
  RAGPipelineGraph->>BM25Index: search with k1 and b
  RAGPipelineGraph->>fuse_rankings: fuse rankings with rrf_k
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Explicit zero tuning values can be ignored in solution configurations and Web requests, and existing TypeScript consumers importing VectorStore from the solutions subpath can fail typechecking. These configuration and integration issues should be addressed before merge.

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Out of Scope Changes check Warning The pull request includes changes beyond [#1056]. These changes add vector-store APIs, PGVECTOR and enum validation, move VectorStore from solutions.proto to rag.proto, and update the schema ver… Remove the unrelated vector-store, PGVECTOR, and schema changes, or land them separately. Restack this pull request with the [#1056] implementation, required binding updates, wiring, and tests only.
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Title check Passed The title clearly identifies the primary change: rejecting explicit zero values for BM25 k1 and RRF k instead of applying defaults.
Linked Issues check Passed Issue [#1056] requires explicit bm25_k1 = 0 and rrf_k = 0 to stop silently using defaults. ABI validation and the retrieve operator reject zero with RAC_ERROR_INVALID_ARGUMENT. Tests cover the…
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Issue [#1056] requires explicit bm25_k1 = 0 and rrf_k = 0 to stop silently using defaults. ABI validation and the retrieve operator reject zero with RAC_ERROR_INVALID_ARGUMENT. Tests cover these rejection paths. The Swift, Kotlin, Python, and Web binding comments state the > 0 contract. The implementation keeps bm25_b = 0 valid.

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Update the description to include the repository template sections. Mark the applicable Type of Change, Testing, platform-specific testing, SDK labels, code/style checklist, documentation status, and screenshot status. Keep the existing technical summary and validation details.

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The pull request includes changes beyond [#1056]. These changes add vector-store APIs, PGVECTOR and enum validation, move VectorStore from solutions.proto to rag.proto, and update the schema version and lock. These changes do not implement the explicit-zero BM25 or RRF requirement.

Resolution

Remove the unrelated vector-store, PGVECTOR, and schema changes, or land them separately. Restack this pull request with the [#1056] implementation, required binding updates, wiring, and tests only.

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<file name="idl/solutions.proto">

<violation number="1" location="idl/solutions.proto:11">
P2: Moving `VectorStore` out of `solutions.proto` removes it from generated solutions modules, breaking consumers that import the enum from that module. Preserve a compatibility re-export (or otherwise keep the old generated-module export) when sharing the enum.</violation>
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<file name="bindings/web/packages/core/src/Public/API/Options.ts">

<violation number="1" location="bindings/web/packages/core/src/Public/API/Options.ts:215">
P2: `rrfK` accepts fractional JavaScript numbers, but the wire field is `int32`, so fractional inputs cannot preserve the requested fusion constant. Document the positive-integer requirement and reject non-integers before encoding.</violation>
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<file name="core/src/features/rag/rag_fusion.cpp">

<violation number="1" location="core/src/features/rag/rag_fusion.cpp:18">
P2: `fuse_rankings(..., 0)` still substitutes 60, so direct C++/graph callers that bypass ABI validation do not get the new `rrf_k > 0` rejection. Reject nonpositive values here; the default argument already covers omitted values.</violation>
</file>

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package runanywhere.v1;

import "llm_options.proto";
import "rag.proto";

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P2: Moving VectorStore out of solutions.proto removes it from generated solutions modules, breaking consumers that import the enum from that module. Preserve a compatibility re-export (or otherwise keep the old generated-module export) when sharing the enum.

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<comment>Moving `VectorStore` out of `solutions.proto` removes it from generated solutions modules, breaking consumers that import the enum from that module. Preserve a compatibility re-export (or otherwise keep the old generated-module export) when sharing the enum.</comment>

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@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ syntax = "proto3";
 package runanywhere.v1;
 
 import "llm_options.proto";
+import "rag.proto";
 
 option cc_enable_arenas          = true;
</file context>

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/** BM25 document-length normalization in `0..1`. Unset uses the session default. */
bm25B?: number;
/** Reciprocal-rank-fusion constant, `> 0` (0 is rejected). Unset uses the session default. */
rrfK?: number;

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P2: rrfK accepts fractional JavaScript numbers, but the wire field is int32, so fractional inputs cannot preserve the requested fusion constant. Document the positive-integer requirement and reject non-integers before encoding.

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<comment>`rrfK` accepts fractional JavaScript numbers, but the wire field is `int32`, so fractional inputs cannot preserve the requested fusion constant. Document the positive-integer requirement and reject non-integers before encoding.</comment>

<file context>
@@ -200,10 +200,20 @@ export interface RagConfig {
+  /** BM25 document-length normalization in `0..1`. Unset uses the session default. */
+  bm25B?: number;
+  /** Reciprocal-rank-fusion constant, `> 0` (0 is rejected). Unset uses the session default. */
+  rrfK?: number;
+  vectorStore?: RagVectorStore;
 }
</file context>

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static constexpr float kRRFConstant = 60.0f;
const VectorStoreUSearch* vector_store, size_t top_k,
int32_t rrf_k) {
const float kRRFConstant = rrf_k > 0 ? static_cast<float>(rrf_k) : 60.0f;

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P2: fuse_rankings(..., 0) still substitutes 60, so direct C++/graph callers that bypass ABI validation do not get the new rrf_k > 0 rejection. Reject nonpositive values here; the default argument already covers omitted values.

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<comment>`fuse_rankings(..., 0)` still substitutes 60, so direct C++/graph callers that bypass ABI validation do not get the new `rrf_k > 0` rejection. Reject nonpositive values here; the default argument already covers omitted values.</comment>

<file context>
@@ -13,8 +13,9 @@ namespace runanywhere {
-    static constexpr float kRRFConstant = 60.0f;
+                                        const VectorStoreUSearch* vector_store, size_t top_k,
+                                        int32_t rrf_k) {
+    const float kRRFConstant = rrf_k > 0 ? static_cast<float>(rrf_k) : 60.0f;
 
     std::unordered_map<std::string, float> rrf_scores;
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Thanks for this, @Adityakk9031! The change does what it says: an explicit bm25_k1 = 0 or rrf_k = 0 now comes back as INVALID_ARGUMENT at the session-config and per-query ABI boundaries and from the retrieve operator, instead of being quietly swapped for 1.2 / 60, and the four binding docs finally state > 0. I checked that presence is threaded correctly in Swift, Kotlin, Python and Web (so a real 0 reaches the validator instead of being dropped on the way), that validation runs before the backend config is built, and that bm25_b = 0 stays valid end to end.

This one is on a maintainer hold, and nothing about it is a judgement on your code:

  1. It is the third of a three-deep stack. feat(rag): wire vector_store, BM25, and RRF params into retrieve backend (#913) #1017 → feat(bindings): expose BM25, RRF and vector-store knobs on RAG query options (#1019) #1048 → this PR, all still open, and this branch carries both parents' commits — so it cannot land before them, and landing it first would land feat(rag): wire vector_store, BM25, and RRF params into retrieve backend (#913) #1017's whole commons wiring under this squashed title. That ordering call, and whether this PR is where the contract should land, is Sanchit's.
  2. The IDL change is the part a maintainer should eyeball. Moving VectorStore from solutions.proto into rag.proto changes the generated module path for external consumers of the published @runanywhere/proto-ts (package and wire number are unchanged), and it carries idl/VERSION 1.5.1 → 1.6.0 with a recomputed SCHEMA_LOCK, so whichever IDL-carrying PR merges first, the rest have to re-lock. The same note meant the sandboxed local build was skipped, so nothing here was compiled on our side — CI covers it in full.

While it waits, two things are worth a look — both are small, and both were flagged independently by CodeRabbit, cubic and Codex:

  1. bindings/swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/API/Rag/RagSession.swift:223 — if let rrfK = options?.rrfK { retrieval.rrfK = Int32(rrfK) } traps for any rrfK outside the Int32 range (e.g. Int.max), so query / queryStream kill the host process before the ABI can return INVALID_ARGUMENT. It is the only binding where an out-of-range rrfK is a crash rather than a catchable error; the repo's own pattern is a few files over, guard let wire = Int32(exactly: rrfK) else { throw SDKException(...) } (Namespaces/ModelsNamespace.swift:526). (CodeRabbit, cubic)
  2. core/src/solutions/operators/op_engine_backed.cpp:802 — the bm25_b check only rejects > 1.0f, so an explicit bm25_b="-0.5" parses fine and is then dropped by the >= 0.0f guard at :872: the session default applies with no error. That is the same silent substitution this PR removes, and it contradicts your own ABI validator (rac_rag_proto_abi.cpp:346 rejects b < 0). Adding the lower bound beside the existing check does it: } else if (has_param(spec, "bm25_b") && bm25_b_ < 0.0f) { param_error_ = "retrieve param 'bm25_b' must be in 0.0...1.0"; }. (CodeRabbit, cubic)

Not blocking this PR: I opened #{issue} for the last surface #1056 names — a solution YAML bm25_k1: 0 / rrf_k: 0 still falls back to the defaults, because config_loader.cpp:547-552 parses it with no check and solution_converter.cpp:146 / :152 drop the explicit zero before the operator guard can see the key. You're welcome to take it.

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- Line 160: Validate explicitly supplied bm25_k1, rrf_k, and bm25_b values in
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@@ -144,10 +158,10 @@ void expand_rag(const runanywhere::v1::RAGConfig& cfg, PipelineSpec* out) {
runanywhere::v1::VectorStore_Name(cfg.vector_store());
}
if (cfg.bm25_k1() > 0.0f) {

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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#!/bin/bash
# Inspect solution field presence and validation before conversion.
rg -n -C 4 'bm25_k1|bm25_b|rrf_k' idl/solutions.proto core/src/solutions/solution_converter.cpp
fd -a 'config_loader.cpp' | while IFS= read -r file; do
  rg -n -C 5 'bm25_k1|bm25_b|rrf_k|expand_rag|convert_solution_to_pipeline' "$file"
done

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Reject explicit invalid tuning values before solution conversion.

When a solution contains bm25_k1 = 0 or rrf_k = 0, solution_converter.cpp omits those fields. The values then cannot reach RetrieveNode for validation and can be replaced by session defaults. A negative bm25_b is also omitted. Validate these values while their presence is still known, before expand_rag converts the solution.

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Review comment at @core/src/solutions/solution_converter.cpp at line 160:
Validate explicitly supplied bm25_k1, rrf_k, and bm25_b values in the solution
conversion flow before expand_rag omits invalid values: reject zero for bm25_k1
and rrf_k, and negative values for bm25_b. Preserve the existing conversion
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if (cfg.bm25_b() > 0.0f) {
(*retrieve->mutable_params())["bm25_b"] = std::to_string(cfg.bm25_b());
(*retrieve->mutable_params())["bm25_b"] = format_float_param(cfg.bm25_b());

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Preserve explicit bm25_b: 0 during solution conversion.

populate_rag parses YAML zero into RAGConfig, but expand_rag only forwards values greater than zero. The reachable retrieve operator then omits bm25_b, so the query uses the session default instead of disabling BM25 length normalization. Preserve field presence in RAGConfig and forward present values, including zero. Invalid values remain subject to the existing retrieve validation.

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-    if (cfg.bm25_b() > 0.0f) {
+    if (cfg.has_bm25_b()) {
         (*retrieve->mutable_params())["bm25_b"] = format_float_param(cfg.bm25_b());
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-    float  bm25_b  = 9;
+    optional float bm25_b  = 9;
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Preserve whether `bm25_b` was explicitly supplied in `RAGConfig`, and update
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Thanks for the follow-up commits, @Adityakk9031 — both things from my last note are fixed and verified at 2a154af: RagSession.swift:223 now narrows rrfK and retrievalTopK through a throwing Int32(exactly:) helper (:238-244) instead of trapping, and op_engine_backed.cpp:810 rejects a supplied bm25_b below 0 as well as above 1, pinned by the bm25_b = "-0.5" row at test_solution_runner.cpp:1451. The classic-locale float formatting (format_float_param, solution_converter.cpp:45) is a good catch too — that one would only have bitten on a comma-decimal host.

The change still does what it says, and nothing in it blocks a merge on the code. This one remains on a maintainer hold, and nothing about it is a judgement on your work:

  1. It is the third of a three-deep stack (feat(rag): wire vector_store, BM25, and RRF params into retrieve backend (#913) #1017 → feat(bindings): expose BM25, RRF and vector-store knobs on RAG query options (#1019) #1048 → this PR, all still open) and this branch carries both parents' commits, so the ordering call is Sanchit's.
  2. The IDL change — moving VectorStore into rag.proto, with idl/VERSION 1.5.1 → 1.6.0 and a recomputed SCHEMA_LOCK — is the part a maintainer should eyeball, because it moves the generated module path for external consumers of the published @runanywhere/proto-ts (package and wire number unchanged).

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Correction to the review above: its issue references came through as raw placeholders. They were:

Nothing else in that comment changes.

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Hey @Adityakk9031, this PR has merge conflicts with its base branch now, could you rebase and resolve them, keeping the diff as minimal as possible? Thanks! 🙏

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bm25K1: options.retrieval?.bm25K1,
bm25B: options.retrieval?.bm25B,
rrfK: options.retrieval?.rrfK,
vectorStore: options.retrieval?.vectorStore,

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# ts-proto

&gt; `ts-proto` transforms your `.proto` files into strongly-typed, idiomatic TypeScript files!

## ts-proto 2.x Release Notes

The 2.x release of ts-proto migrated the low-level Protobuf serializing that its `encode` and `decode` method use from the venerable `protobufjs` package to `@bufbuild/protobuf`.

If you only used the `encode` and `decode` methods, this should largely be a non-breaking change.

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    `import { BinaryReader, BinaryWriter } from &quot;@bufbuild/protobuf/wire&quot;;
    `

If migrating to `@bufbuild/protobuf` is a blocker for you, you can pin your `ts-proto` version to `1.x`.

Disclaimer &amp; apology: I had intended to release ts-proto 2.x as an alpha release, but didn&#39;t get the semantic-release config correct, and so ts-proto 2.x was published as a major release without a proper alpha/beta cycle.

If you could file reports (or better PRs!) for any issues you come across while the release is still fresh, that would be greatly appreciated.

Any tips or tricks for others on the migration would also be appreciated!


The default behavior is `forceLong=number`, which will internally still use the `long` library to encode/decode values on the wire (so you will still see a `util.Long = Long` line in your output), but will convert the `long` values to `number` automatically for you. Note that a runtime error is thrown if, while doing this conversion, a 64-bit value is larger than can be correctly stored as a `number`.

  * With `--ts_proto_opt=useJsTypeOverride`, 64-bit numbers will be output as the FieldOption.JSType specified on the field. This takes precedence over the `forceLong` option provided.

  * With `--ts_proto_opt=esModuleInterop=true` changes output to be `esModuleInterop` compliant.

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  * With `--ts_proto_opt=env=node` or `browser` or `both`, ts-proto will make environment-specific assumptions in your output. This defaults to `both`, which makes no environment-specific assumptions.

Using `node` changes the types of `bytes` from `Uint8Array` to `Buffer` for easier integration with the node ecosystem which generally uses `Buffer`.

Currently `browser` doesn&#39;t have any specific behavior other than being &quot;not `node`&quot;. It probably will soon/at some point.

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Implicit presence — the proto3 behavior in which a singular scalar field has no hazzer and the value `0`, `false` or `&quot;&quot;` is indistinguishable from “never set” — is a design decision the Protobuf team regrets.

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# ts-proto

&gt; `ts-proto` transforms your `.proto` files into strongly-typed, idiomatic TypeScript files!

## ts-proto 2.x Release Notes

The 2.x release of ts-proto migrated the low-level Protobuf serializing that its `encode` and `decode` method use from the venerable `protobufjs` package to `@bufbuild/protobuf`.

If you only used the `encode` and `decode` methods, this should largely be a non-breaking change.

However, if you used any code that used the old `protobufjs` `Writer` or `Reader` classes, you&#39;ll need to update your code to use the new `@bufbuild/protobuf` classes:
    
    `import { BinaryReader, BinaryWriter } from &quot;@bufbuild/protobuf/wire&quot;;
    `

If migrating to `@bufbuild/protobuf` is a blocker for you, you can pin your `ts-proto` version to `1.x`.

Disclaimer &amp; apology: I had intended to release ts-proto 2.x as an alpha release, but didn&#39;t get the semantic-release config correct, and so ts-proto 2.x was published as a major release without a proper alpha/beta cycle.

If you could file reports (or better PRs!) for any issues you come across while the release is still fresh, that would be greatly appreciated.

Any tips or tricks for others on the migration would also be appreciated!

# Overview

ts-proto generates TypeScript types from protobuf schemas.

I.e. given a `person.proto` schema like:
    
    message Person {
      string name = 1;
    }

ts-proto will generate a `person.ts` file like:
    
    interface Person {
      name: string
    }
    
    const Person = {
      encode(person): Writer { ... }
      decode(reader): Person { ... }
      toJSON(person): unknown { ... }
      fromJSON(data): Person { ... }
    }

It also knows about services and will generate types for them as well, i.e.:
    
    export interface PingService {
      ping(request: PingRequest): Promise&lt;PingResponse&gt;;
    }

It will also generate client implementations of `PingService`; currently Twirp, grpc-web, grpc-js and nestjs are supported.

# QuickStart

  * `npm install ts-proto`
  * `protoc --plugin=./node_modules/.bin/protoc-gen-ts_proto --ts_proto_out=. ./simple.proto`
    * (Note that the output parameter name, `ts_proto_out`, is named based on the suffix of the plugin&#39;s name, i.e. &quot;ts_proto&quot; suffix in the `--plugin=./node_modules/.bin/protoc-gen-ts_proto` parameter becomes the `_out` prefix, per `protoc`&#39;s CLI conventions.)
    * On Windows, use `protoc --plugin=protoc-gen-ts_proto=&quot;.\\node_modules\\.bin\\protoc-gen-ts_proto.cmd&quot; --ts_proto_out=. ./simple.proto` (see #93)
    * Ensure you&#39;re using a modern `protoc` (see installation instructions for your platform, i.e. `protoc` v`3.0.0` doesn&#39;t support the `_opt` flag

This will generate `*.ts` source files for the given `*.proto` types.…[truncated]</excerpt>
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Citations:

- 1: https://github.com/stephenh/ts-proto?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://github.com/stephenh/ts-proto?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://protobuf.dev/design-decisions/implicit-presence/?utm_source=openai

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Preserve explicit zero values in the Web protobuf encoder.

makeRAGQuery forwards the overrides, but the ts-proto generator omits noDefaultsForOptionals. As a result, explicit bm25K1: 0, rrfK: 0, and bm25B: 0 can be omitted by RAGQueryOptions.encode. Core can therefore miss the required zero-value rejection and ignore the valid bm25B = 0 override.

Suggested fix
-    --ts_proto_opt=esModuleInterop=true,outputServices=false,env=browser,useOptionals=messages \
+    --ts_proto_opt=esModuleInterop=true,outputServices=false,env=browser,useOptionals=messages,noDefaultsForOptionals=true \
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Update the Web ts-proto generation options used by RAGQueryOptions.encode to
enable noDefaultsForOptionals, so makeRAGQuery preserves explicitly supplied
zero values for bm25K1, bm25B, and rrfK.

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rag: bm25_k1 = 0 is not expressible anywhere — the zero sentinel reaches down to BM25Index

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