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fix(lake): M5 covered OPPS only — build out PFS (refs #514)
The M5 close-out missed half the issue's scope: #514 says 'OPPS/PFS
reference data' and I cut over only OPPS, leaving PFS — the largest
reference domain, 23.5M rows across 8 tables — entirely on the
monolith, including pfs.* queries in the very notebook whose OPPS
query was migrated. This completes PFS the same way:

- publish_opps_to_lake.py → publish_reference_to_lake.py with a
  schema registry (opps: 3 tables, pfs: 8); host-side docker-exec
  wrapper extracted to dev/scripts/_lake.py, shared by the ingests.
- PFS published to the lake and read-back verified: carrier_locality
  21,863,770 rows in 10.1s, plus rvu/gpci/clinical_labor/medical_
  equipment/medical_supply/physician_work_time/zip_carrier_locality.
- New dev/scripts/ingest_pfs.py wraps pfs.pipe.load_all (previously
  ad-hoc, no entrypoint) with the standard plumbing: duckdb_batch
  preflight, replica refresh, lake publish.
- 5 notebooks migrated: pfs_calcs, pfs_reconciliation,
  skin_sub_budget_neutrality read the lake as their primary
  connection; skin_sub_pricing and skin_sub_cost_sharing switch their
  pure-pfs cells to the lake. The one cross-source join
  (pfs × skin_subs) stays on the monolith mirror, annotated.
  All 5 headless-verified in prod: zero cell errors.
- pfs_calcs leaves the pre-commit host-run safe list (the lake catalog
  is compose-internal); the nightly integration covers it in-container.
2026-07-10 23:47:51 -04:00

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"""M4 pilot (#513): publish OPPS reference tables to the DuckLake lakehouse.
Reads the OPPS tables from the local DuckDB (read replica when present)
and writes them to DuckLake via ``aco.lake.DuckLakeContext.save`` — the
Context write path this pilot exists to exercise. Config comes from
``stack.toml [lake.ducklake]``; the postgres catalog password from the
``POSTGRES_PASSWORD`` env var.
The catalog host and RustFS are compose-internal, so this runs inside a
data-network container:
docker exec -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=... notebooks \\
env PYTHONPATH=/home/kert/src uv run --project /home/kert/workspace \\
python /tmp/publish_opps_to_lake.py
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import argparse
import os
import time
SCHEMAS: dict[str, tuple[str, ...]] = {
"opps": ("addendum_b", "apc_weight", "skin_sub_addendum_b"),
"pfs": (
"carrier_locality",
"clinical_labor",
"gpci",
"medical_equipment",
"medical_supply",
"physician_work_time",
"rvu",
"zip_carrier_locality",
),
}
def main() -> int:
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__)
parser.add_argument(
"--schemas",
nargs="*",
default=list(SCHEMAS),
choices=list(SCHEMAS),
help="reference schemas to publish",
)
args = parser.parse_args()
import narwhals as nw
from aco.lake import DuckLakeContext
from conf import cfg, connect
pw = os.environ.get("POSTGRES_PASSWORD", "")
dsn = cfg.lake.ducklake.catalog
if dsn.startswith("postgres:") and pw:
dsn = f"{dsn} password={pw}"
ctx = DuckLakeContext(
catalog_dsn=dsn,
data_path=cfg.lake.ducklake.data_path,
s3_endpoint=cfg.lake.ducklake.s3_endpoint,
read_only=False,
)
src = connect.duckdb("aco") # read-only; resolves to the replica
for schema in args.schemas:
for table in SCHEMAS[schema]:
t = time.time()
df = src.execute(f"SELECT * FROM {schema}.{table}").pl() # noqa: S608
ctx.save(f"{schema}.{table}", nw.from_native(df), mode="replace")
back = nw.to_native(ctx.load(f"{schema}.{table}"))
status = "OK" if back.height == df.height else "MISMATCH"
print(
f" {schema}.{table}: {df.height} rows → lake "
f"({back.height} read back) [{status}] in {time.time() - t:.1f}s"
)
if status != "OK":
return 1
src.close()
print("lake publish complete")
return 0
if __name__ == "__main__":
raise SystemExit(main())