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34-37: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRemove the TYPE_CHECKING-only metric import.
Use the existing
Metricimport as the return type for_harbor_reward_metric. This removes the quoted annotation and the TYPE_CHECKING-only import without changing the light import path.Proposed change
-from typing import TYPE_CHECKING - -if TYPE_CHECKING: - from nemo_evaluator_sdk.metrics.runner_rewards import HarborRewardMetric - ... -def _harbor_reward_metric() -> "HarborRewardMetric": +def _harbor_reward_metric() -> Metric:As per coding guidelines, “DO NOT import these types under TYPE_CHECKING. Instead prefer to import types a regular import when possible.”
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- Around line 34-37: Remove the TYPE_CHECKING-only HarborRewardMetric import and
update _harbor_reward_metric to use the existing Metric import as its return
annotation, preserving the current lightweight import behavior.
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Storing a Gym or Harbor taskset meant bundling its reward metric with `CloudpickleMetricBundlePackager()` -- the opt-in the docs correctly frame as "shipping custom code" -- for a metric the platform owns. Same for the three agent-eval metrics. None of them is custom: their entire state is JSON-able scalars, so they belong in `MetricVariants` alongside the other 23 built-ins. Promotes five: `GymRewardMetric`, `HarborRewardMetric`, `AgentPhaseSuccessMetric`, `EvidencePresenceMetric`, `SkillUsedMetric`. Each gains a `MetricType` member and subclasses `MetricBase` directly, carrying its own discriminator and fields. No separate config class. The `values/` config + `metrics/` runtime split exists to keep heavy runtime deps out of the config layer -- `metrics/bleu.py` imports sacrebleu at module scope, so `values.metrics.BLEU` stays importable without it. These five add no deps over their config, every config class in that module has exactly one consumer (its own runtime subclass), and no values-level union requires them to be co-located, so the split would be indirection that buys nothing. The type strings are unchanged from what the metrics already emitted (`gym_reward`, `harbor_reward`, ...), so nothing moves on the wire; what changes is that they now bundle inline and rehydrate without executing pickled code. BREAKING: `type` is now a fixed discriminator, so the `metric_type` override is gone. `Field(discriminator="type")` cannot express a per-caller type string. The override was used in exactly one place repo-wide -- a test fixture -- and cost every caller the cloudpickle opt-in. The two reward metrics could not simply subclass `MetricBase` where they lived. `MetricBase` drags the dataset-schema stack (jinja2, jsonschema), and `harbor_runtime` is on the optimizer's light import path, guarded by `test_agent_eval_import_does_not_pull_the_execution_stack`. Defining them there turned that test red. They now live in `metrics/runner_rewards.py` on the heavy side, and `harbor_runtime` re-exports `HarborRewardMetric` through a module `__getattr__` with a `TYPE_CHECKING` declaration, so `from ...harbor_runtime import HarborRewardMetric` still works and still type-checks while the light path stays light. The two default-metric construction sites import locally for the same reason. `gym/results.py` gets no such shim. It declares no `__all__`, never published `GymRewardMetric` as part of its surface, and nothing imports the metric from that path -- the deep-path imports are all private helpers. The public path is `from ...runtimes.gym import GymRewardMetric`, which the package `__init__` serves from the canonical module. The skill's curated metric list deliberately does not gain these five. That page is about choosing a scorer for your data, and none of them is a choice -- they arrive with the runner or the harness. `test_skill_examples` records the reasoning next to the existing `tunable-rag-evaluator` exemption. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Sandy Chapman <schapman@nvidia.com>
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Summary
Storing a Gym or Harbor taskset meant bundling its reward metric with
CloudpickleMetricBundlePackager()— the opt-in our own docs frame as "shipping custom code" — for a metric the platform owns. The three agent-eval metrics had the same problem.None of them is custom. Their entire state is JSON-able scalars, so they belong in
MetricVariantsalongside the other 23 built-ins. This promotes five.Changes
GymRewardMetricgym_rewardoutput_nameHarborRewardMetricharbor_rewardoutput_nameAgentPhaseSuccessMetricagent_phase_successEvidencePresenceMetricevidence_presenceevidence_name,output_name,require_non_emptySkillUsedMetricskill_usedtrace_evidenceEach gains a
MetricTypemember and a config model invalues/metrics.py; its runtime class re-parents onto that config. The type strings are exactly what these metrics already emitted, so nothing moves on the wire — what changes is that they bundle inline and rehydrate without executing pickled code.Breaking: the
metric_typeoverride is goneField(discriminator="type")cannot express a per-caller type string, sotypeis now a fixedLiteral.GymRewardMetric(metric_type=...)and subclass-levelmetric_type = ...no longer work.It was used in one place repo-wide — a test fixture — and cost every caller the cloudpickle opt-in. The test that asserted the namespacing now asserts what replaced it.
The interesting part: where these classes had to live
The two reward metrics could not simply subclass
MetricBasewhere they were.MetricBasedrags the dataset-schema stack (jinja2, jsonschema), andharbor_runtimesits on the optimizer's light import path — guarded bytest_agent_eval_import_does_not_pull_the_execution_stack, which went red the moment I re-parented in place:That guard exists for a real reason — "every module loaded here is a package whose import failure becomes an SDK-path failure at evaluation time" — so the fix was to respect it, not weaken it:
metrics/runner_rewards.py, on the heavy side.harbor_runtimeandgym/results.pyre-export them via module__getattr__, with aTYPE_CHECKINGdeclaration sofrom ...harbor_runtime import HarborRewardMetricstill works and still type-checks.Net effect: the light path stays light, no import location breaks, and
tyresolves the re-exports.The other three metrics are not on that path, so they re-parent in place.
The skill's metric list deliberately does not gain these
That page is about choosing a scorer for your data, and none of these is a choice — they arrive with the runner or the harness.
test_skill_examplesrecords the reasoning beside the existingtunable-rag-evaluatorexemption rather than silently widening the exclusion set.Type of Change
Quality Gates
Added: a parametrized test asserting all five bundle inline and rehydrate identically with non-default configuration (a metric that survives bundling only with defaults would still lose the caller's settings), and a test that the fixed discriminator now rejects a caller-supplied
type.Verification
Signed-off-by:traileruv run pre-commit run -apasses, or any blocked checks are identified belowTargeted validation:
uv run --frozen pytest packages/nemo_evaluator_sdk/tests plugins/nemo-evaluator/tests— 2504 passed, 40 skippedtools/lint/lint-python-types.sh— 0 errorsuv run --frozen ruff check/ruff format --check— passtools/lint/lint-sdk-vendored.sh— PASS (make vendorrun; the SDK mirror is in this diff)tools/lint/lint-cli.sh— PASSmake refresh-openapi— no drift; the plugin spec carries no metric-type namestools/lint/lint-openapi.sh— fails locally withmapfile: command not found. Pre-existing and environmental: macOS ships bash 3.2 andmapfileis a bash 4 builtin. Reproduced identically on an unmodified checkout.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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