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Summary

  • Fixed critical schema mismatch between Java instrumentation and comparator
  • Instrumentation now writes to invocations table that comparator expects
  • This enables behavior verification to work correctly for Java optimizations

Problem

The Java behavior verification pipeline was broken due to a schema mismatch:

  • Instrumentation (instrumentation.py) wrote data to a test_results table
  • Comparator (Comparator.java) read data from an invocations table
  • Result: Comparator couldn't find instrumented test data, causing all comparisons to fail

Changes

instrumentation.py (lines 405-420)

  • Changed table from test_results to invocations
  • Updated schema to match comparator expectations:
    • Old: test_module_path, test_class_name, test_function_name, function_getting_tested, loop_index, iteration_id, runtime, return_value, verification_type
    • New: call_id, method_id, args_json, result_json, error_json, start_time, end_time
  • Generate unique call_id from (loop_index * 10000) + iteration_id
  • Map method_id as className.functionName
  • Store JSON result in result_json column
  • Store timing data in start_time and end_time columns

test_instrumentation.py

  • Updated test assertions to expect invocations table instead of test_results

Testing

  • All instrumentation tests pass (25 passed)
  • All comparator tests pass (6 passed)
  • Total: 322 of 330 Java tests pass (1 failure is pre-existing fixture issue)

Impact

This fix is critical for Java optimization workflow:

  • Enables behavior verification to compare original vs optimized code
  • Allows detection of correctness issues in optimizations
  • Required for Java optimization features to work end-to-end

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

The Java instrumentation was writing test results to a `test_results` table,
but the Comparator reads from an `invocations` table. This caused behavior
verification to fail since the comparator couldn't find the data.

Changes:
- Update instrumentation.py to write to `invocations` table
- Map fields correctly: use call_id, method_id, result_json instead of old schema
- Update test assertions to expect new table name
- Generate unique call_id from loop_index and iteration_id

This fixes the schema mismatch between behavior capture and verification.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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we want to use the same sqlite schema across all languages. WILL NOT MERGE IT

@mashraf-222 mashraf-222 closed this Feb 3, 2026
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