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Prompt

After rebasing the TIPC backend branch onto current main, inspect the result before the human force-pushes it. Repair and verify any integration problems, then provide a proper /commit-plan rather than an ad hoc staging and commit suggestion.

Response

The range-diff showed that the two omitted pformat commits were already present on main, while the conflict resolutions correctly retained current platform-aware transport behavior. It also exposed a lost uv.lock update: pyproject.toml retained the unreleased WG-capable multiaddr source pin, but the lock still selected the PyPI release.

git diff HEAD~1..HEAD -- uv.lock

Regenerated the lock against current main, preserving its newly landed dependencies while selecting py-multiaddr revision f86519da.

The full test suite then found that eagerly importing Multiaddr from the new TIPC module violated mains cold-import contract.

git diff HEAD~1..HEAD -- tractor/ipc/_tipc.py

Moved Multiaddr under TYPE_CHECKING and supplied the runtime Any alias used by the sibling TCP and UDS backends, retaining lazy multiaddr loading and runtime annotation resolution.

git diff HEAD~1..HEAD -- tests/test_lazy_imports.py

Extended lazy annotation checks to the TIPC stream and updated mk_maddr()s expected runtime return type for the branchs interim Multiaddr|str TIPC grammar.

Validation completed:

  • uv lock --check passed.
  • Focused lazy-import, TIPC, and multiaddr checks: 60 passed.
  • Full default transport suite: 548 passed, 9 skipped, 7 xfailed, 3 xpassed.
  • Full --tpt-proto=tipc suite: 548 passed, 9 skipped, 8 xfailed, 2 xpassed.

The human corrected the initial ad hoc commit suggestion and required the repositorys complete /commit-plan workflow.