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Contributing to Daft

Reporting Issues

To report bugs and issues with Daft, please report in detail:

  1. Operating system
  2. Daft version
  3. Python version
  4. Runner that your code is using

Proposing Features

Please start a GitHub Discussion in our Ideas channel. Once the feature is clarified, fleshed out and approved, the corresponding issue(s) will be created from the GitHub discussion.

When proposing features, please include:

  1. Feature Summary (no more than 3 sentences)
  2. Example usage (pseudo-code to show how it is used)
  3. Corner-case behavior (how should this code behave in various corner-case scenarios)

Contributing Code

Development Environment

To set up your development environment:

  1. Ensure that your system has a suitable Python version installed (>=3.7)
  2. Install the Rust compilation toolchain
  3. Clone the Daft repo: git clone [email protected]:Eventual-Inc/Daft.git
  4. Run make venv from your new cloned Daft repository to create a new virtual environment with all of Daft's development dependencies installed
  5. Run make hooks to install pre-commit hooks: these will run tooling on every commit to ensure that your code meets Daft development standards

Developing

  1. make build: recompile your code after modifying any Rust code in src/
  2. make test: run tests
  3. DAFT_RUNNER=ray make test: set the runner to the Ray runner and run tests (DAFT_RUNNER defaults to py)

Developing with Ray

Running a development version of Daft on a local Ray cluster is as simple as including daft.context.set_runner_ray() in your Python script and then building and executing it as usual.

To use a remote Ray cluster, run the following steps on the same operating system version as your Ray nodes, in order to ensure that your binaries are executable on Ray.

  1. mkdir wd: this is the working directory, it will hold all the files to be submitted to Ray for a job
  2. ln -s daft wd/daft: create a symbolic link from the Python module to the working directory
  3. make build-release: an optimized build to ensure that the module is small enough to be successfully uploaded to Ray. Run this after modifying any Rust code in src/
  4. ray job submit --working-dir wd --address "http://<head_node_host>:8265" -- python script.py: submit wd/script.py to be run on Ray