fix: stop emitting ovos.utterance.handled when ovos-core owns it (PIPELINE-1 §9.5)#442
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PIPELINE-1 §9.5 makes ovos.utterance.handled the orchestrator's universal end-marker, emitted by ovos-core on EVERY terminal path (matched included). ovos-core began emitting it on the matched path in 2.3.0 (the change landed on the 2.2.x line; by semver the first release carrying it is the next minor, 2.3.0a1). Guard the framework's matched-path emission on a version check so it only fires for an older/absent core during the migration window; with a core that owns it the framework no longer double-emits. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… guard The rebase onto origin/dev reverted PR #440 (HandlerLifecycle util delegation) and PR #442 (ovos.utterance.handled version guard) in ovos.py, falling back to the pre-refactor manual emission that mutates the caller's message.context. Restore both: - _on_event_start/_end/_error delegate to HandlerLifecycle(...).{start, complete,error}() from ovos_bus_client.handler (PR #440). The util stamps skill_id on the forwarded copy rather than mutating the caller's message, so the original message.context is left untouched. - _on_event_end guards the ovos.utterance.handled emission on _core_owns_utterance_handled() (PIPELINE-1 §9.5, PR #442): only emit for an older/absent ovos-core; with core >=2.3.0a1 the orchestrator owns it on the matched path. - _on_event_error no longer mutates the shared skill_data dict; the util merges {exception: repr(error)} into the forwarded payload. Tests: - Restore the assertNotIn('skill_id', msg.context) assertion in test_on_event_start (valid again: the util does not mutate the original message context). - Fix test_on_event_end_is_intent_still_emits_utterance_handled to patch _core_owns_utterance_handled=False so it is deterministic regardless of the installed ovos-core version (the test was failing on environments with ovos-core >=2.3.0a1 installed, including origin/dev). - Add test_on_event_end_core_owns_suppresses_utterance_handled covering the >=2.3.0a1 branch (asserts the framework does NOT emit the end-marker when core owns it). Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…xfails The hard CI failure on this branch was the stale test_on_event_end_is_intent_still_emits_utterance_handled: #442's _core_owns_utterance_handled() guard suppresses workshop's ovos.utterance.handled emission when ovos-core >= 2.3.0a1 (the orchestrator owns the PIPELINE-1 §9.5 end-marker on the matched path), which CI now installs. The #440 assertion is therefore stale. - test_base.py: replace the stale single test with two deterministic branches (both monkeypatch _core_owns_utterance_handled): * _defers_utterance_handled_to_core — modern core (>=2.3.0a1); workshop must NOT emit ovos.utterance.handled. * _emits_utterance_handled_legacy — absent/old core; workshop still emits (migration-window back-compat). - pyproject.toml: bump floors to the alphas carrying the singleton-registry SessionManager + §9.5 orchestrator ownership: ovos_bus_client >= 2.6.2a2, ovos-spec-tools >= 1.2.3a1, ovos-core >= 2.4.0a1 (test), ovos-adapt-parser >= 1.4.2a1 (test). The two intent-layers e2e xfails added by this PR stay: under the spec's 'every session folds' model (OVOS-CONTEXT-1 §4 / OVOS-SESSION-1), the legacy add_context/in-place context mutation is wiped by the next fold — the genuine fix is to migrate IntentLayers to session.intent_context via ovos.session.sync (§5.3), tracked separately.
* test: xfail intent-layers e2e tests broken on dev, unrelated to this PR test_layers_advance_in_sequence_and_gate_intents and test_inactive_layer_intents_do_not_match fail identically on a clean origin/dev checkout with none of this PR's changes applied: the layer context token is never applied (ovos_workshop/decorators/layers.py), so gated intents never match. xfail them here to unblock this PR's CI; the underlying layers bug needs its own fix in a separate PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: harden utterance.handled test (§9.5), bump pins; keep layer-e2e xfails The hard CI failure on this branch was the stale test_on_event_end_is_intent_still_emits_utterance_handled: #442's _core_owns_utterance_handled() guard suppresses workshop's ovos.utterance.handled emission when ovos-core >= 2.3.0a1 (the orchestrator owns the PIPELINE-1 §9.5 end-marker on the matched path), which CI now installs. The #440 assertion is therefore stale. - test_base.py: replace the stale single test with two deterministic branches (both monkeypatch _core_owns_utterance_handled): * _defers_utterance_handled_to_core — modern core (>=2.3.0a1); workshop must NOT emit ovos.utterance.handled. * _emits_utterance_handled_legacy — absent/old core; workshop still emits (migration-window back-compat). - pyproject.toml: bump floors to the alphas carrying the singleton-registry SessionManager + §9.5 orchestrator ownership: ovos_bus_client >= 2.6.2a2, ovos-spec-tools >= 1.2.3a1, ovos-core >= 2.4.0a1 (test), ovos-adapt-parser >= 1.4.2a1 (test). The two intent-layers e2e xfails added by this PR stay: under the spec's 'every session folds' model (OVOS-CONTEXT-1 §4 / OVOS-SESSION-1), the legacy add_context/in-place context mutation is wiped by the next fold — the genuine fix is to migrate IntentLayers to session.intent_context via ovos.session.sync (§5.3), tracked separately. * fix: un-xfail intent-layers e2e (depends on ovos-utils#396), bump ovos-utils floor The two intent-layers e2e tests xfailed in this PR are fixed upstream by OpenVoiceOS/ovos-utils#396: FakeBus.emit was folding the message session AFTER the bus handlers ran, using a pre-mutation emit-time snapshot, which wholesale-replaced the SessionManager singleton (Session.update_from is last-writer-wins) and wiped every in-place / synced session mutation the handlers made — notably handle_add_context injecting the layer token into sess.context. The #396 fix reorders FakeBus.emit to fold BEFORE handlers (matching MessageBusClient.on_message receive -> fold -> handle order) and drops the post-handler self-broadcast-back fold, so the legacy add_context -> sess.context frame mechanism survives under folding again. No workshop change is needed; the IntentLayers code is unchanged. - test_intent_layers_e2e.py: revert the xfail markers added in 2aee2bd; both tests pass once ovos-utils >= 0.13.3a2 lands. - pyproject.toml: bump ovos-utils floor to >= 0.13.3a2 (pending #396 release). --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
PIPELINE-1 §9.5 makes
ovos.utterance.handledthe orchestrator's universalend-marker, emitted by ovos-core on every terminal path — the matched path
included. Today the skill framework (
_on_event_end) also emits it on the matchedpath, so once core takes ownership consumers would observe the end-marker twice.
This guards the framework emission behind a semver check on the installed ovos-core:
ovos.utterance.handledonthe matched path) → framework does not emit; core owns it.
nothing regresses during the migration window.
Threshold derivation: the §9.5 matched-path emission landed on the 2.2.x line, so by
semver the first release carrying it is the next minor — 2.3.0a1.
Why a guard rather than an outright drop
The two repos release independently. A flat drop would create a window where a stack
pairs a new workshop with an old core that does not yet emit on the matched path,
silently losing the end-marker. The version guard keeps exactly one emitter at all
times; double-emits (tolerated by spec consumers anyway) never occur.
Notes
ovos.utterance.handledemission (core #788).test/unittests/test_ask_e2e.py+skills/test_base.py(the handled-assertingsuites) stay green: their env carries core 2.2.4a1 (< threshold) → framework still
emits there. 70 passed locally.
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