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fix(solutions): forward explicit solution-YAML BM25/RRF values by presence (#1076) - #1093
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The reviewed head includes public SDK changes for BM25, RRF, and vector-store options; vector-store backend and ABI support; and BM25 scoring and RRF fusion changes. The history identifies these chang… | Split or remove the unrelated SDK, vector-store, and BM25/RRF scoring changes from this pull request. Retain the #1076 solution schema, strict loader, converter, focused tests, and the prerequisite validation needed for the retrieve operato… |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly identifies the primary change: forwarding explicit solution-YAML BM25 and RRF values by presence. Description check The description provides a clear change summary, implementation details, testing scope, stacking context, and issue reference. It does not use every template heading or checklist item, but the missing… Linked Issues check Issue #1076requires explicitbm25_k1: 0andrrf_k: 0values in solution YAML to fail instead of using defaults.RAGConfigdeclares these fields, andbm25_b, as proto3optional.expand_rag…Full details: Description check
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The description provides a clear change summary, implementation details, testing scope, stacking context, and issue reference. It does not use every template heading or checklist item, but the missing administrative sections are non-critical because the required behavior and tests are documented.
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#1076requires explicitbm25_k1: 0andrrf_k: 0values in solution YAML to fail instead of using defaults.RAGConfigdeclares these fields, andbm25_b, as proto3optional.expand_ragforwards each field withhas_*, including explicit zero values. The loader rejects malformed tuning values withRAC_ERROR_INVALID_FORMATand arag.<key>detail. Therag_yaml_explicit_zero_tuning_reaches_the_retrieve_operatortest covers zero forwarding, absent fields, and malformed input. The reviewed head also contains the retrieve validation required to reject the forwarded zero values.
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The reviewed head includes public SDK changes for BM25, RRF, and vector-store options; vector-store backend and ABI support; and BM25 scoring and RRF fusion changes. The history identifies these changes under
#913and#1019. Issue#1076targets solution-YAML presence, strict parsing, forwarding, and focused tests. These SDK, vector-store, and scoring changes are not required by#1076. The#1056validation needed to reject forwarded zero values is supporting scope.Resolution
Split or remove the unrelated SDK, vector-store, and BM25/RRF scoring changes from this pull request. Retain the
#1076solution schema, strict loader, converter, focused tests, and the prerequisite validation needed for the retrieve operator to reject explicit zero values.
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- Around line 141-144: Add a float validator near the BM25 assignments in the
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| if retrieval.bm25_k1 is not None: | ||
| query.retrieval.bm25_k1 = retrieval.bm25_k1 | ||
| if retrieval.bm25_b is not None: | ||
| query.retrieval.bm25_b = retrieval.bm25_b |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Raise SDKException for non-numeric BM25 values.
rrf_k and vector_store go through validators that raise SDKException. bm25_k1 and bm25_b do not. The bridge assigns them directly to the protobuf field. A value such as bm25_k1="1.5" makes protobuf raise a bare TypeError on the public query path. Add a float validator that rejects bool and other non-numeric values. Range and finiteness checks can stay in commons.
As per coding guidelines: "Raise SDKException (via its factories) only — never a bare Exception on the public surface."
Proposed fix
--- "a/bindings/python/runanywhere/_rag_bridge.py"
+++ "b/bindings/python/runanywhere/_rag_bridge.py"
@@ -138,10 +138,10 @@
query.retrieval.top_k = int(retrieval.top_k)
if retrieval.similarity_threshold is not None:
query.retrieval.score_threshold = retrieval.similarity_threshold
if retrieval.bm25_k1 is not None:
- query.retrieval.bm25_k1 = retrieval.bm25_k1
+ query.retrieval.bm25_k1 = _float_option("bm25_k1", retrieval.bm25_k1)
if retrieval.bm25_b is not None:
- query.retrieval.bm25_b = retrieval.bm25_b
+ query.retrieval.bm25_b = _float_option("bm25_b", retrieval.bm25_b)
if retrieval.rrf_k is not None:
query.retrieval.rrf_k = _int32_option("rrf_k", retrieval.rrf_k)
if retrieval.vector_store is not None:def _float_option(name: str, value: Any) -> float:
if isinstance(value, bool) or not isinstance(value, (int, float)):
raise SDKException.invalid_input(
f"RagRetrievalOptions.{name} must be a number, got {type(value).__name__}"
)
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Add a float validator near the BM25 assignments in the bridge that rejects
booleans and non-numeric values with SDKException.invalid_input, then use it for
bm25_k1 and bm25_b before assigning them to query.retrieval. Leave range and
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<file name="core/tests/test_rag_fusion.cpp">
<violation number="1" location="core/tests/test_rag_fusion.cpp:101">
P2: The size `CHECK` does not stop execution, so these subscripts invoke undefined behavior when a fusion result has fewer than two items. Guard each ratio calculation by its result size so the test can report the failure safely.</violation>
</file>
<file name="bindings/python/runanywhere/_rag_bridge.py">
<violation number="1" location="bindings/python/runanywhere/_rag_bridge.py:121">
P3: `RagVectorStore(True)` resolves to `USEARCH` because `True == 1`, so an invalid boolean silently selects the vector store. Reject booleans before converting, as `_int32_option` does.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="bindings/python/runanywhere/_rag_bridge.py:142">
P2: Validate `bm25_k1` and `bm25_b` before assigning them to the protobuf; non-numeric values currently leak a bare `TypeError` from `build_query` instead of `SDKException`.</violation>
</file>
<file name="bindings/web/packages/core/src/Public/Extensions/RunAnywhere+RAG.ts">
<violation number="1" location="bindings/web/packages/core/src/Public/Extensions/RunAnywhere+RAG.ts:1422">
P2: `makeRAGQuery` is shared with CrossWasm, but `CrossWasmRAGProvider.retrieve()` ignores these fields and always ranks by cosine, so BM25/RRF overrides have no effect when the native ABI is unavailable. Implement them for this provider or reject these overrides instead of silently accepting them.</violation>
</file>
<file name="core/tests/test_solution_runner.cpp">
<violation number="1" location="core/tests/test_solution_runner.cpp:1174">
P2: `stream >> value` accepts a numeric prefix, so `0.6junk` still yields `0.6` and passes this assertion, although `RetrieveNode` rejects trailing characters. Require full input consumption before returning the parsed value.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="core/tests/test_solution_runner.cpp:1234">
P2: This checks protobuf presence for only two fields, not whether the converter omits unset values from retrieve params, so a default-forwarding regression still passes. Build `defaults_cfg` into a runner and assert `bm25_k1`, `bm25_b`, and `rrf_k` are absent from the params.</violation>
</file>
<file name="idl/rag.proto">
<violation number="1" location="idl/rag.proto:70">
P2: These new session-level tuning fields are consumed by `build_backend_config`, but the public `RagConfig` builders do not expose or serialize them; SDK users can only override per query, so session defaults remain inaccessible. Add the fields to each SDK's `RagConfig` and map them in `build_config`/`toProtoConfig`, or keep these fields out of the public session contract.
(Based on your team's feedback about wiring new options through every boundary.)</violation>
</file>
<file name="bindings/web/packages/core/src/Public/API/Namespaces/rag.ts">
<violation number="1" location="bindings/web/packages/core/src/Public/API/Namespaces/rag.ts:82">
P2: The Web API accepts any `number` for the new `int32` `rrfK` field and forwards it without checking that it is an integer within the int32 range. Validate `Number.isInteger(rrfK)` and the int32 bounds before assigning it, otherwise fractional or oversized caller input can be coerced during protobuf serialization instead of being rejected.</violation>
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| float ratio_def = f_def[0].score / f_def[1].score; | ||
| float ratio_low = f_low[0].score / f_low[1].score; |
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P2: The size CHECK does not stop execution, so these subscripts invoke undefined behavior when a fusion result has fewer than two items. Guard each ratio calculation by its result size so the test can report the failure safely.
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<comment>The size `CHECK` does not stop execution, so these subscripts invoke undefined behavior when a fusion result has fewer than two items. Guard each ratio calculation by its result size so the test can report the failure safely.</comment>
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@@ -71,6 +73,36 @@ int main() {
+ auto f_def = fuse_rankings({{"first", "second"}}, nullptr, 10, 60);
+ auto f_low = fuse_rankings({{"first", "second"}}, nullptr, 10, 1);
+ CHECK(f_def.size() == 2 && f_low.size() == 2, "rrf_k returns both items");
+ float ratio_def = f_def[0].score / f_def[1].score;
+ float ratio_low = f_low[0].score / f_low[1].score;
+ CHECK(ratio_low > ratio_def + 0.3f, "lower rrf_k gives steeper rank decay");
</file context>
| float ratio_def = f_def[0].score / f_def[1].score; | |
| float ratio_low = f_low[0].score / f_low[1].score; | |
| float ratio_def = f_def.size() >= 2 ? f_def[0].score / f_def[1].score : 0.0f; | |
| float ratio_low = f_low.size() >= 2 ? f_low[0].score / f_low[1].score : 0.0f; |
| enableMultiQuery: options.retrieval?.enableMultiQuery ?? retrievalDefaults.enableMultiQuery, | ||
| multiQueryCount: options.retrieval?.multiQueryCount ?? retrievalDefaults.multiQueryCount, | ||
| scopePrefix: options.retrieval?.scopePrefix, | ||
| bm25K1: options.retrieval?.bm25K1, |
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P2: makeRAGQuery is shared with CrossWasm, but CrossWasmRAGProvider.retrieve() ignores these fields and always ranks by cosine, so BM25/RRF overrides have no effect when the native ABI is unavailable. Implement them for this provider or reject these overrides instead of silently accepting them.
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<comment>`makeRAGQuery` is shared with CrossWasm, but `CrossWasmRAGProvider.retrieve()` ignores these fields and always ranks by cosine, so BM25/RRF overrides have no effect when the native ABI is unavailable. Implement them for this provider or reject these overrides instead of silently accepting them.</comment>
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@@ -1419,6 +1419,10 @@ function makeRAGQuery(
enableMultiQuery: options.retrieval?.enableMultiQuery ?? retrievalDefaults.enableMultiQuery,
multiQueryCount: options.retrieval?.multiQueryCount ?? retrievalDefaults.multiQueryCount,
scopePrefix: options.retrieval?.scopePrefix,
+ bm25K1: options.retrieval?.bm25K1,
+ bm25B: options.retrieval?.bm25B,
+ rrfK: options.retrieval?.rrfK,
</file context>
| " embed_model_id: \"bge-small\"\n" | ||
| " llm_model_id: \"qwen3-4b\"\n", | ||
| &defaults_cfg) == RAC_SUCCESS); | ||
| CHECK(!defaults_cfg.rag().has_bm25_k1() && !defaults_cfg.rag().has_rrf_k()); |
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P2: This checks protobuf presence for only two fields, not whether the converter omits unset values from retrieve params, so a default-forwarding regression still passes. Build defaults_cfg into a runner and assert bm25_k1, bm25_b, and rrf_k are absent from the params.
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<comment>This checks protobuf presence for only two fields, not whether the converter omits unset values from retrieve params, so a default-forwarding regression still passes. Build `defaults_cfg` into a runner and assert `bm25_k1`, `bm25_b`, and `rrf_k` are absent from the params.</comment>
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@@ -1179,6 +1189,61 @@ TEST(rag_retrieval_params_reach_the_retrieve_operator) {
+ " embed_model_id: \"bge-small\"\n"
+ " llm_model_id: \"qwen3-4b\"\n",
+ &defaults_cfg) == RAC_SUCCESS);
+ CHECK(!defaults_cfg.rag().has_bm25_k1() && !defaults_cfg.rag().has_rrf_k());
+
+ // Garbage used to become 0 through to_float(); it is a load error now.
</file context>
| stream >> value; | ||
| return value; |
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P2: stream >> value accepts a numeric prefix, so 0.6junk still yields 0.6 and passes this assertion, although RetrieveNode rejects trailing characters. Require full input consumption before returning the parsed value.
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<comment>`stream >> value` accepts a numeric prefix, so `0.6junk` still yields `0.6` and passes this assertion, although `RetrieveNode` rejects trailing characters. Require full input consumption before returning the parsed value.</comment>
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@@ -1163,14 +1165,22 @@ TEST(rag_retrieval_params_reach_the_retrieve_operator) {
+ std::istringstream stream(text);
+ stream.imbue(std::locale::classic());
+ float value = -1.0f;
+ stream >> value;
+ return value;
+ };
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| stream >> value; | |
| return value; | |
| if (!(stream >> value) || stream.peek() != std::char_traits<char>::eof()) | |
| return -1.0f; | |
| return value; |
| optional VectorStore vector_store = 12; | ||
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| // BM25 term-saturation and length-normalization parameters. | ||
| optional float bm25_k1 = 13; |
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P2: These new session-level tuning fields are consumed by build_backend_config, but the public RagConfig builders do not expose or serialize them; SDK users can only override per query, so session defaults remain inaccessible. Add the fields to each SDK's RagConfig and map them in build_config/toProtoConfig, or keep these fields out of the public session contract.
(Based on your team's feedback about wiring new options through every boundary.)
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<comment>These new session-level tuning fields are consumed by `build_backend_config`, but the public `RagConfig` builders do not expose or serialize them; SDK users can only override per query, so session defaults remain inaccessible. Add the fields to each SDK's `RagConfig` and map them in `build_config`/`toProtoConfig`, or keep these fields out of the public session contract.
(Based on your team's feedback about wiring new options through every boundary.) </comment>
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@@ -56,6 +62,16 @@ message RAGConfiguration {
+ optional VectorStore vector_store = 12;
+
+ // BM25 term-saturation and length-normalization parameters.
+ optional float bm25_k1 = 13;
+ optional float bm25_b = 14;
+
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| enableMultiQuery: false, | ||
| bm25K1: options.retrieval?.bm25K1, | ||
| bm25B: options.retrieval?.bm25B, | ||
| rrfK: options.retrieval?.rrfK, |
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P2: The Web API accepts any number for the new int32 rrfK field and forwards it without checking that it is an integer within the int32 range. Validate Number.isInteger(rrfK) and the int32 bounds before assigning it, otherwise fractional or oversized caller input can be coerced during protobuf serialization instead of being rejected.
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<comment>The Web API accepts any `number` for the new `int32` `rrfK` field and forwards it without checking that it is an integer within the int32 range. Validate `Number.isInteger(rrfK)` and the int32 bounds before assigning it, otherwise fractional or oversized caller input can be coerced during protobuf serialization instead of being rejected.</comment>
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@@ -66,11 +66,21 @@ function isRagQueryOptions(
enableMultiQuery: false,
+ bm25K1: options.retrieval?.bm25K1,
+ bm25B: options.retrieval?.bm25B,
+ rrfK: options.retrieval?.rrfK,
+ vectorStore: vectorStore === 'usearch' ? VectorStore.VECTOR_STORE_USEARCH : undefined,
},
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| if retrieval.similarity_threshold is not None: | ||
| query.retrieval.score_threshold = retrieval.similarity_threshold | ||
| if retrieval.bm25_k1 is not None: | ||
| query.retrieval.bm25_k1 = retrieval.bm25_k1 |
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P2: Validate bm25_k1 and bm25_b before assigning them to the protobuf; non-numeric values currently leak a bare TypeError from build_query instead of SDKException.
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<comment>Validate `bm25_k1` and `bm25_b` before assigning them to the protobuf; non-numeric values currently leak a bare `TypeError` from `build_query` instead of `SDKException`.</comment>
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@@ -113,6 +138,14 @@ def build_query(
if retrieval.similarity_threshold is not None:
query.retrieval.score_threshold = retrieval.similarity_threshold
+ if retrieval.bm25_k1 is not None:
+ query.retrieval.bm25_k1 = retrieval.bm25_k1
+ if retrieval.bm25_b is not None:
+ query.retrieval.bm25_b = retrieval.bm25_b
</file context>
| def _vector_store_option(value: Any) -> int: | ||
| """Return the wire value of a :class:`RagVectorStore`, rejecting anything else.""" | ||
| try: | ||
| return int(RagVectorStore(value)) |
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P3: RagVectorStore(True) resolves to USEARCH because True == 1, so an invalid boolean silently selects the vector store. Reject booleans before converting, as _int32_option does.
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<comment>`RagVectorStore(True)` resolves to `USEARCH` because `True == 1`, so an invalid boolean silently selects the vector store. Reject booleans before converting, as `_int32_option` does.</comment>
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@@ -100,6 +100,31 @@ def build_document(text: str, doc_id: str, metadata: Optional[dict]) -> bytes:
+def _vector_store_option(value: Any) -> int:
+ """Return the wire value of a :class:`RagVectorStore`, rejecting anything else."""
+ try:
+ return int(RagVectorStore(value))
+ except ValueError:
+ raise SDKException.invalid_input(
</file context>
| return int(RagVectorStore(value)) | |
| if isinstance(value, bool): | |
| raise SDKException.invalid_input( | |
| f"RagRetrievalOptions.vector_store must be a RagVectorStore, got {value!r}" | |
| ) | |
| return int(RagVectorStore(value)) |
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Thanks for this, @Adityakk9031! The #1076 fix is right and I checked it line by line: This one is on a maintainer hold, and nothing about it is a judgement on your code:
One thing that is yours, and worth doing while the order is being set: the PR no longer merges.
GitHub reports the same thing ( Not blocking this PR: I opened #{issue} for the one loose end in your own paths — Nothing else is waiting on your code: the Python float assignment (#1109), the Web Reviewed with help from Claude Code and Codex. |
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| if (check_vector_store(proto.has_vector_store(), proto.vector_store(), out_message) != | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Map PGVECTOR to RAC_ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED at session creation.
check_vector_store returns RAC_ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED for PGVECTOR. validate_rag_configuration then returns only bool, so this status is lost. The test at core/tests/test_advanced_modality_proto_abi.cpp Line 2187 confirms that session creation returns RAC_ERROR_INVALID_ARGUMENT for PGVECTOR. rag.search and rag.query return RAC_ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED for the same value. As a result, SDKs get a different error category for the same input on different surfaces. Pass the rac_result_t from check_vector_store through to rac_rag_session_create_proto. Then update the test to expect RAC_ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED.
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Update validate_rag_configuration to preserve and return the rac_result_t from
check_vector_store instead of collapsing it to bool, then propagate that status
through rac_rag_session_create_proto so PGVECTOR returns RAC_ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED
at session creation. Update the corresponding expectation in
test_advanced_modality_proto_abi.cpp to RAC_ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED.
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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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- Line 1502: Update the RagRetrievalOptions contract and normalizeQueryOptions
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject fractional rrfK values before serialization.
Line 1502 forwards rrfK without checking that it is an integer. The web option contract accepts any positive number, but the proto field is int32. A value such as 1.5 may fail during encoding or be encoded as a different value. Validate that rrfK is an integer and document that requirement.
Based on the provided RagRetrievalOptions declaration, normalizeQueryOptions, and idl/rag.proto contract.
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Update the RagRetrievalOptions contract and normalizeQueryOptions to require
rrfK to be an integer, rejecting fractional values before serialization; keep
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What
A solution YAML
bm25_k1: 0/rrf_k: 0was still silently replaced by 1.2 / 60:RAGConfig.bm25_k1/bm25_b/rrf_kwere plain proto3 scalars, soexpand_ragcould only test the value (> 0) and an explicit 0 never reached the retrieve operator's range check.bm25_b: 0(a legal value: no length normalization) was dropped the same way.idl/solutions.proto: the threeRAGConfigfields become proto3optional(wire-compatible), so presence survives YAML → proto.solution_converter.cpp: forwards each field by presence, so the retrieve operator sees the key and its existing guard rejectsbm25_k1 <= 0/rrf_k <= 0, whilebm25_b = 0is honored instead of dropped.config_loader.cpp: parses the three keys strictly (whole scalar, finite, classic locale).to_float()used to turn garbage likebm25_b: "abc"into 0, which presence would now forward as a legalb = 0; it is a load-timeRAC_ERROR_INVALID_FORMATnaming the key instead.Tests
core/tests/test_solution_runner.cpp(rag_yaml_explicit_zero_tuning_reaches_the_retrieve_operator): a YAML with explicit zeros carrieshas_*presence and emitsbm25_k1/bm25_b/rrf_k= "0" on the retrieve operator (where the existingretrieve_rejects_malformed_paramscases reject the k1/rrf zeros); an unset key forwards nothing; a garbage value fails to load with arag.bm25_bdetail.Stacking
Stacked on #1065 (whose operator guard does the rejecting), which sits on #1048 → #1017, so the diff includes those commits until they merge.
idl/SCHEMA_LOCKis regenerated for thesolutions.protochange.Closes #1076
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Solution YAML and per-query RAG retrieval now forward explicit BM25/RRF tuning and vector-store selection by presence, so
bm25_k1: 0,bm25_b: 0, andrrf_k: 0no longer collapse into defaults.RAGConfigandRAGRetrievalOptionsmakebm25_k1,bm25_b,rrf_k, andvector_storeproto3 optional fields, wire-compatible, so explicit zeros survive YAML → proto.bm25_k1/rrf_kmust be positive and finite,bm25_bmust lie in[0, 1], and any non-USEARCH vector store is rejected on-device.rag.<key>error instead of silently substituting the default.k1,b, andrrf_kat call time; RRF scores accumulate indoublewith deterministic tie-breaking.bm25K1,bm25B,rrfK, andvectorStoreon RAG retrieval options.Bug Fixes
bm25_k1 = 0andrrf_k = 0are rejected with an error rather than replaced by the default;bm25_b = 0(no length normalization) is honored.bm25_b: "abc"fail at load time instead of silently becoming a legal0.Written for commit d901a40. Summary will update on new commits.
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