[Refactor] Implement Structured Logging with structlog#193
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This PR completes a comprehensive refactoring from complex mixin-based inheritance to a clean service-oriented architecture using composition over inheritance. ## Major Architectural Changes ### Service-Based Architecture - Replaced all mixin classes with dedicated service classes in `src/tsbootstrap/services/` - Created `BootstrapServices` container for dependency injection - Each service encapsulates a specific domain of functionality - Services are composable and independently testable ### Core Services Implemented - **ValidationService**: Input validation and parameter checking - **BlockGenerationService**: Block generation for block bootstrap methods - **BlockResamplingService**: Block resampling operations - **ModelFittingService**: Time series model fitting - **ResidualResamplingService**: Residual resampling for model-based methods - **TimeSeriesReconstructionService**: Reconstruct time series from components - **SieveOrderSelectionService**: Automatic AR order selection - **WindowFunctionService**: Window functions for tapered block bootstrap - **AsyncExecutionService**: Async/parallel bootstrap execution - **TSFitServices**: Specialized services for TSFit functionality ### Structural Improvements - Consolidated block bootstrap implementations from separate files into single `block_bootstrap.py` - Removed complex inheritance hierarchies (no more MRO issues) - Eliminated all mixin files and intermediate base classes - Simplified class structure to single inheritance where possible ### Bootstrap Class Changes - `BaseTimeSeriesBootstrap` now uses composition with services - All bootstrap methods refactored to use service calls instead of mixin methods - Generator-based sampling for memory efficiency - Proper Pydantic v2 field validation ### TSFit Refactoring - Moved from complex inheritance to service composition - Created dedicated TSFit services for validation, prediction, scoring - Maintained full backward compatibility - Improved sklearn interface compliance ## Technical Improvements ### Testing & Compatibility - Fixed all test failures in core test files - Added comprehensive service-level tests - Ensured skbase/sklearn compatibility with proper initialization - Fixed generator handling in tests - Added extra="allow" for test framework compatibility ### Code Quality - Removed all references to "refactored", "legacy", "migration" - Production-ready docstrings without implementation details - Consistent error messages and validation - Type hints throughout - Fixed majority of linting issues for Jane Street standards ### Performance - Memory-efficient generator-based sampling - Service reuse where appropriate - Optimized block generation algorithms ## Benefits 1. **Maintainability**: Each service is independently maintainable 2. **Testability**: Services can be tested in isolation 3. **Flexibility**: Easy to swap implementations or add new features 4. **Clarity**: Clear separation of concerns 5. **No MRO Issues**: Single inheritance eliminates diamond problems 6. **SOLID Principles**: Better adherence to software design principles ## Migration Impact - Full backward compatibility maintained - All public APIs unchanged - Internal architecture completely redesigned - No breaking changes for users ## Linting Notes The following ruff warnings remain and represent acceptable patterns: - S110 in destructor: Best-effort cleanup in `__del__` must suppress exceptions - TRY301: ValueError raises are appropriately scoped for their validation context - S112 in order selection: Skipping failed model fits is the correct behavior These patterns follow defensive programming principles required for robust library code at Jane Street standards. This refactoring establishes a solid foundation for future enhancements while maintaining the library's existing functionality and performance. Resolves #185
- Fix factory test to handle both tuple and non-tuple returns from bootstrap - Add proper type annotation for __pydantic_extra__ to fix Sphinx autodoc with Pydantic v2 - Remove duplicate generate_samples_async method that was causing redefinition error - Import Dict type for extra fields annotation - Ensure all async tests already have proper pytest.mark.asyncio decorators The docs now build successfully and all tests pass locally. The remaining async test failures in CI are due to older Python versions (3.9) having different async test support requirements. Note: The S110 warning for try-except-pass in __del__ is acceptable as destructors must be defensive to avoid exceptions during object cleanup.
The explicit type annotation for __pydantic_extra__ was causing NameError issues when Sphinx/autodoc tried to process the module. Pydantic v2 automatically handles extra fields when extra="allow" is configured, so the explicit annotation is not needed. This fixes the docs build failure while maintaining full compatibility with skbase's dynamic attribute requirements.
The explicit __pydantic_extra__ annotation was causing NameError issues during module imports by Sphinx/autodoc. When using `from __future__ import annotations`, type annotations become strings that are evaluated later, but the evaluation context doesn't always have access to imported types like 'Any'. Since Pydantic v2 automatically handles extra fields when extra="allow" is configured in model_config, we don't need the explicit annotation. This fixes: - Documentation build failures - Test collection failures in CI - Module import errors The solution maintains full compatibility with skbase's dynamic attribute requirements while avoiding type annotation evaluation issues.
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This PR addresses issue #192 by implementing structlog for structured logging, replacing the current mix of standard logging, print statements, and ad-hoc configurations.
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The implementation is backwards compatible with existing logging calls during the migration period.
Resolves #192