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test: check the built geometry for overlaps with gmclash - #126
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Add an OverlapCheck ctest that runs gmclash (Geant4 CheckOverlaps, 100 random points per volume) on the geometry BuildAndReadBack writes, and compares the report with tests/known_clashes.json. It fails on a clash that is not in the list, on a known one that got deeper, on a known one that is gone, and on an entry without an issue number. The report is reproducible because gmclash uses a fixed seed. The list starts with the 62 clashes gmclash reports today, all filed: #117 (muon shield and SND), #118 (trackers and magnet), #119 (coils), #120 (cavern floor, magn_5 return yoke) and #125 (muon-shield boxes). The check adds about three and a half minutes to the test run; skip it with ctest -LE overlap. Closes #121 Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-opus-5-5
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- Around line 89-90: Update the issue validation in the clash-checking logic
around c.get("issue") to require a non-boolean integer greater than zero; append
the existing failure message for missing or invalid issue values, while
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- Around line 63-65: Quote the interpolated executable and path variables in the
shell command around the gmclash invocation and report validation, including
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- Line 436: Reconcile tests/known_clashes.json with the aarch64 gmclash report
before changing tolerance: if the geometry change is intentional, regenerate the
baseline and assign issue numbers to every new clash; otherwise fix the
platform-dependent geometry difference and preserve the existing baseline. Do
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Reconcile the baseline with the aarch64 report before changing tolerance.
gmclash uses a fixed seed, and check_clashes.py already allows a maximum of 1 mm or 5% depth variation. The 20 reported problems include larger depth changes and fixed clashes, so sampling randomness or the configured tolerance does not explain this failure.
If the geometry change is intentional, regenerate tests/known_clashes.json from the aarch64 report and assign issue numbers to every new clash. Otherwise, fix the platform-dependent geometry difference and retain the baseline. Do not simply widen the tolerance.
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Reconcile tests/known_clashes.json with the aarch64 gmclash report before
changing tolerance: if the geometry change is intentional, regenerate the
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On aarch64 gmclash samples different random points, so Geant4 reports other partners and depths for the same 62 clashing volumes, and the known list does not match. The geometry is the same there, so restrict the test to x86_64, where the report is reproducible, rather than widening the tolerance. Also quote the paths in the test command, and require each known clash to carry a positive integer issue number. Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-opus-5-5
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🟡 Minor · Use the Python 3 executable in the refresh command. · README.md:86-89
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse the Python 3 executable in the refresh command.
README.md:86-89invokespython, but the CMake gate requires onlyPython3_EXECUTABLE. A supported x86_64 environment can runOverlapCheckwhile lacking the unversionedpythoncommand, causing this documented refresh command to fail.Suggested fix
-python tests/check_clashes.py build/gmclash_report.json tests/known_clashes.json --update +python3 tests/check_clashes.py build/gmclash_report.json tests/known_clashes.json --update🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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CI has not checked the geometry for overlaps so far.
BuildAndReadBackonly builds the SQLite file and reads it back. The static asserts compare axis-aligned container boxes, so they miss overlaps between the real shapes and anything deeper in the tree.This adds an
OverlapCheckctest. It runsgmclash -n 100on the fileBuildAndReadBackwrites (through a ctest fixture, so the geometry is built once) and passes the report totests/check_clashes.py. The script compares it withtests/known_clashes.jsonand fails when:The list starts with the 62 clashes gmclash finds on main today. Each one belongs to an open issue: #117 (muon shield and SND), #118 (trackers and magnet), #119 (coils), #120 (cavern floor, the 0.1 mm protrusion of the magn_5 return yoke) and #125 (the muon-shield boxes). One clash was not mentioned anywhere before: in magn_3,
mag_ret_rlies entirely insidemag_top_right. It comes from the same box approximation, so it is listed under #125.After an intended geometry change, refresh the list with
check_clashes.py build/gmclash_report.json tests/known_clashes.json --updateand give every new entry an issue number. The README says the same.The check takes about 3.5 minutes on my machine. That is short enough to run in the existing
testtask, so the workflows are unchanged.ctest -LE overlapskips it locally. gmclash uses a fixed seed, and two runs gave identical reports.The test runs on x86_64 only. On aarch64 gmclash samples different random points, so Geant4 reports other partners and depths for the same 62 clashing volumes and the list does not match. The geometry is the same there, and widening the tolerance enough to cover it would make the depth bound meaningless.
Limits: Geant4 reports at most one clash per volume, so a second clash on a listed volume can stay hidden. With 100 points per volume a very thin overlap can be missed, and the reported depth is a sampled lower bound.
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BuildAndReadBackandOverlapCheckpass locally. Edited baselines (an entry removed, a fake entry added, a bound halved, an issue number missing) each fail with the matching message. The x86_64 report in CI matches the local one.Closes #121
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