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Summary

Follow-up to the CodeRabbit finding on #18.

aimnet2_calculator() fell back to the older aimnet2calc package on any ImportError from aimnet. As a result, an installed aimnet that failed to import was either:

  • reported as a missing aimnet2calc ("install aimnet"), hiding the real error; or
  • silently replaced by the old package, when aimnet2calc was also installed.

The import could fail because of a missing submodule or a missing or incompatible dependency.

The fallback now happens only when Python reports the top-level aimnet package itself as missing (ModuleNotFoundError with name == "aimnet"). Any other import failure is reported as a KinisotInputError that names aimnet's own error. That includes a missing aimnet.calculators or aimnet.calculators.aimnet2ase in an installed aimnet. For example:

aimnet is installed but cannot be imported for --calc aimnet2 (ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'torch_cluster')

Changes

  • kinisot/backends/ase.py: narrows the fallback condition in aimnet2_calculator().
  • tests/test_ase.py:
    • A new parametrized test installs an import hook that makes aimnet.calculators.aimnet2ase fail, with aimnet2calc available. It covers three cases: a missing dependency (ModuleNotFoundError), an incompatible dependency (ImportError), and a missing calculator submodule. All fail on the base code.
    • The fallback test now simulates an absent aimnet the way Python reports it (name='aimnet'), through an import hook. A None entry in sys.modules would instead report the submodule as missing.
  • CHANGELOG.md: one sentence added to the existing unreleased AIMNet2 entry.

The second commit (b909248) narrows the first commit's condition, which still accepted a missing submodule of an installed aimnet. That came from CodeRabbit's review of this PR.

Verification

  • ruff check . and ruff format --check . are clean.
  • pytest tests/: 253 passed, 1 skipped.
  • The AIMNet tests pass on Python 3.9, 3.11 and 3.13, including in an environment where the real aimnet 0.2.0 is installed.
  • With aimnet installed, build_calculator("aimnet2:aimnet2-rxn") still returns AIMNet2ASE.
  • Without it, the error is still "cannot import aimnet … install aimnet".

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The import fallback caught every ImportError from aimnet. An installed
aimnet that failed to import (a missing or incompatible dependency) was
then reported as a missing aimnet2calc, or silently replaced by an old
aimnet2calc install. Fall back only when the missing module is aimnet
itself; otherwise report aimnet's own import error as an input error.
Raised in the review of #18.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K49r16vaYeUsGCHD26vmM2
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The AIMNet2 backend falls back to aimnet2calc only when the top-level aimnet package is absent. Other import failures raise KinisotInputError. Tests cover both cases, and the changelog describes the behavior.

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AIMNet2 import fallback

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AIMNet2 import and fallback handling
kinisot/backends/ase.py, tests/test_ase.py, CHANGELOG.md
The backend limits fallback to cases where aimnet is absent. Tests cover missing dependencies, incompatible dependency imports, and missing calculator submodules. The changelog describes the fallback behavior.

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- Line 201: Update the fallback condition around _AIMNET_MODULES so fallback
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submodules must propagate as KinisotInputError. Update the existing
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Comment thread kinisot/backends/ase.py Resolved
The fallback to aimnet2calc also fired when aimnet was installed but
aimnet.calculators or aimnet.calculators.aimnet2ase could not be found,
contrary to "only when aimnet is not installed". It now requires the
missing module to be aimnet itself; an installed aimnet without its
calculator module is reported like any other broken aimnet. The test of
the fallback now simulates an absent aimnet as Python reports it, and the
missing-submodule case joins the broken-aimnet tests.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K49r16vaYeUsGCHD26vmM2
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