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Every case that #2048, #2049 and #1897 list now passes on both backends. Each one stays in the suite as a regression test. Over 5,000 fuzzer seeds, the seeds with a finding fall from 567 to 163, and no crash remains.

This PR is stacked on #2050, because the issues' cases are strict xfails that live in that PR. Fixes #2048, fixes #2049, fixes #1897. #1898 is not fixed here: see its section.

What each finding was, and the commit that fixes it

#2049, relational backend

• shift, sum_back, at() and a sum through a relation crashed when one term lacked the dimension they act along. The compiler now repeats such a term along that dimension before the operator runs. A constant part that lacks it is still refused by name (a constant summed beside a term is accepted by check and the linopy lane, refused by the engine #1137), now also under at(). b882195, e10f0aa
• A filled shift crashed polars with schema lengths differ, because the vacated positions were built over more columns than the moved presence. 9f815d9
• A shift by a parameter offset over a term without the offset's dimension: same fix as the first item.
• A counted when: beside a quotient in otherwise: lost the __present__ column. d4869b6
• A neutral factor beside a variable was refused as a constant side naming ''. Only a piece with a parameter under it is now checked. fc196ca
• A cased divisor was refused at every coordinate. A case's piece now reads zero outside the region it applies to. 9029fdc
• The oracle said the objective: where the relational backend says objective:. 6471b17

#2048, wrong answers with no error

• A sum counted a lower-dimension term at coordinates where the masked variable beside it is absent. The repeat in the first item fixes this too: −20 is now −10. 10fdda5, b882195
• A numeric shift edge over data now stands at every coordinate the shift vacates. Over a variable, it keeps the oracle's rule (see the open questions). 5f18469
• A float parameter given as an integer column truncated missing: 2.5 to 2. The engine now casts the value column when it attaches the data. An archive still writes the column as the caller gave it. 1aaa4b6
• A neutral divisor with no row was not refused when the dividend lacked its dimension. The dividend is now repeated along the divisor's dimensions. a74d356, cd80ff7
• A window parameter below zero is refused on both backends, in one shared sentence. A width of 0 stays valid, because the linopy lane crashes on a sum_back whose window reaches nothing, where the relational lane keeps no row #1306 tests it and the PyPSA data supplies it. A window that reaches nothing is the empty sum 0 on both backends. d2119d1, fe150c9
• An integer column with a fractional bound solved optimal with no values. HiGHS itself returns that answer, with a primal it marks infeasible. The bounds of an integer or binary column are now rounded inward before any solver or file sees them. A bound within 1e-6 of a whole number keeps that number. 62f619e

The linopy oracle (the second implementation the tests compare against). These commits change tests/ only.

• An at() left the labels it read behind as a coordinate, which crashed three spellings. beef4fa
• A where over a bare relation crashed (The linopy test lane crashes on a where that tests a relation with no key #1897). a35210b, with the issue's repro as a test in test_relation_shapes.py.
• missing: <value> over two dimensions was read as neutral. 8265f5e
• An absent base to the power 0 read 1. deaa668
• A row whose only coefficient is a data zero was dropped. 286a734
• A zero divisor that no built row reaches crashed the oracle, and an empty sum over a zero divisor dropped its row. 2749205
• A read that divides by a neutral parameter with no row was answered. f83871c, be2c986
• A product with a cases: factor whose when: reads a variable crashed. 12e7f19

#1898 is not fixed here. ef24900 made each repeated cost and right-hand side sum its rows in value order, and 71e3a1e reverts it, together with 2fed53f, which made Solver.keeps compare coefficients exactly. The revert has two reasons:

• The symptom The osemosys_utopia model differs in its last bit from one build to the next, so its archives refuse undeclared reads #1898 names is already gone on main. An archive no longer compares a digest of its rebuilt model, so a last-bit difference no longer refuses result.evaluate(...).
• The last-bit difference changes no answer. Six builds of osemosys_utopia from shuffled rows gave six different models before the fix, and every one solved to the same objective and the same 5,733 primal values.

The ordered sum cost up to +64% on a build (the table below). osemosys_utopia stays in MOVES as a strict xfail, whose reason now names #1898 rather than #1896.

What the fuzzer found after the fixes, and what changed for it

A 5,000-seed run, compared seed by seed with the base aaa2bb8, showed four seeds that were clean on the base and failed on this branch. Each was fixed, and each has a reduced case in REDUCED:

• a read divided by a neutral parameter with no row, where the quotient is absent anyway (98a87fe);
• a sum through a bare relation that relates nothing left a zero term in the oracle (c490bc3);
• a neutral factor with no row beside a variable that is absent there (eb233a6);
• the oracle's divisor checks around summed numerators and divisors (df36028, 6a3541f, d7ebe3e, 4abaa66).

Two more reads changed. A read refused for a divisor with no row now counts each coordinate once (be2c986). A declared expression read from a saved answer is refused under its own name (d1633d8).

tests/fuzz/baseline.json drops the findings this branch fixed, from 106 seeds to 27. tests/fuzz/kinds.json drops every crash- kind, so a nightly run fails if one of these crashes returns. Seed 3635 is new against the base, and it is the case #2049 already excludes: two defects in one dataset, and each backend names a different one first.

Mutation tables

Taken with tools.mutate where it can express the change, and by hand otherwise: git checkout -- to restore, and __pycache__ cleared on both sides. The tree was clean after every run.

Guard	Result
repeat a term before a shape operator (compiler.py)	caught
at() refuses a constant without the dimension	caught
vacated edge keyed by p.dims (by hand)	caught
edge restricted over data (by hand)	caught
edge dense over a variable (by hand)	caught
window widened on partition keys only (by hand)	caught
constants never repeated (by hand)	caught
dividend repeated along the divisor's dimensions	caught
a piece with no parameter is not a gap (coverage.py)	caught
a cased divisor reads zero outside its region	caught
a scalar presence under a when: that reads no dimension	caught
float cast at attach	caught
negative window refused (engine, oracle)	caught
integer bounds rounded inward (engine, oracle)	caught
1e-6 tolerance replaced by plain ceil and floor (by hand)	caught
zero rows for an empty window	caught
a read hole counted once per coordinate	caught
a declared name read ad hoc keeps its name	caught

Two guards stayed green, and each was deleted rather than kept: the oracle's "a row with no variable is not built" check (a99a4ba), and the narrowing of a read's non-finite check (a1bb376).

What the reverted #1898 fix cost on the build

The time to build each model, best of 7 builds in one process, in three alternating rounds. The machine was idle, with a load average below 2.5. a99a4ba → ef24900 is the ordered sum alone.

Model	a99a4ba	ef24900	aaa2bb8	a8fb96d
bench sector/s	0.043 s	0.046 s	0.046 s	0.043 s
bench sector/m	0.200 s	0.217 s	0.203 s	0.203 s
bench nodal/m	0.057 s	0.063 s	0.061 s	0.066 s
bench network/m	0.353 s	0.346 s	0.351 s	0.335 s
osemosys_utopia	0.091 s	0.094 s	0.097 s	0.097 s
200k items, each coefficient and right-hand side summed over 10 rows	0.359 s	0.590 s	0.346 s	0.586 s

The bench models and the port are within the round-to-round spread, which is up to 10%. The synthetic worst case cost +64%, because the sort was by key and then by value. The a8fb96d column holds every fix in this branch and the ordered sum, and its real models are still within noise of aaa2bb8. So the other fixes cost nothing these models show. That column was not taken again after the revert.

Gates run, and what was not run

• ruff check ., ruff format --check ., pyrefly check over src/: clean.
• pytest -n 4: 5958 passed, 458 skipped, 4 xfailed: eager lane: an objective constant refuses a model the relational lane solves #894, which is unrelated, and the three osemosys_utopia order tests that The osemosys_utopia model differs in its last bit from one build to the next, so its archives refuse undeclared reads #1898 holds.
• zensical build --strict: no issues. pytest tests/test_docs_math.py tests/test_docstring_links.py: 116 passed.
• python -m tests.fuzz --seeds 0:1000 --baseline tests/fuzz/baseline.json: every finding is one the baseline holds.
• Fuzzer seeds 1000 to 5000 against kinds.json: no new kind.

Not run: the CodSpeed benchmarks, Gurobi and Xpress beyond their size-limited licences, and the PyPSA ladder (pypsa is not installed here). The environment was built with uv sync from uv.lock, not with pixi.

Open questions, and what this PR does not do

• A shift edge over a variable stands only where the variable has a row in its other dimensions, which is what the oracle builds. Over data, the edge stands at every vacated coordinate. The language reference does not say which is right for a variable.
• The sum_back over a neutral parameter from The relational lane crashes or wrongly refuses a valid model in seven cases a fuzzer found, and the linopy oracle in seven more #2049's open question now builds on both backends: an empty window is the empty sum 0, as sum already reads it. The absence page could say so in one sentence. That is a change in mathspec, and this PR does not make it.
• Departure from AGENTS.md: one PR for three issues, because the session worked on one branch. The commits are split per finding, so the PR can be split along them.
• Not fixed, because they are outside these issues:
  • About 125 seeds where the two backends refuse the same data in different words. Most count the values that are not finite differently: per piece on the relational backend, per term entry on the oracle.
  • Seeds 382, 585 and 764: the oracle refuses a neutral constant side on a row that is not built.
  • Seed 889: the written LP file re-solves to a different objective.
  • A cased divisor with one case worth the literal 0 is refused as a missing row, not as a zero divisor.
  • where: a / d > 1 at 0 / 0 reads true on the relational backend and false on the oracle.
• A fractional bound such as -0.5 now prints as -0.0 in an LP file. The file is valid.

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• Bug Fixes
  • Fixed model builds that previously crashed, were refused unexpectedly, or differed from the written model.
  • Improved handling of integer-variable bounds, missing data, division, dimension alignment, and window sums.
  • Error messages now better identify missing divisor values and negative window widths.

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The PR changes dimension handling, missing-value and divisor behavior, window validation, and non-continuous bounds in the engine and Linopy test lane. It also adds differential fuzz checks and regression cases for these behaviors.

Changes: Engine Fixes and Regression Checks

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Dimension-aware sums, shifts, and lookups src/specsolve/_engine/compiler.py, src/specsolve/_engine/pieces.py, src/specsolve/_engine/shifts.py, tests/linopy_lane/operators.py, tests/linopy_lane/where.py, tests/test_at.py, tests/test_relation_shapes.py	Compilation spreads pieces across dimensions required by operators. Sum, shift, lookup, and relation handling also change in the engine and Linopy lane. Regression tests cover lookup dimensions and bare-relation filters.
Missing values, divisors, windows, and bounds src/specsolve/_engine/assembly.py, src/specsolve/_engine/attaching.py, src/specsolve/_engine/compiler.py, src/specsolve/_engine/coverage.py, src/specsolve/_engine/readback.py, src/specsolve/_messages.py, tests/linopy_lane/*, tests/test_cases.py, tests/test_integer_bounds.py, tests/test_sum_back.py	The changes update missing-value handling, divisor coverage, and negative-window checks. Non-continuous bounds are rounded inward, except values within 1e-6 of an integer. Focused tests cover divisors, windows, and bounds.
Differential checks and regression corpus tests/fuzz/*, tests/test_fuzz.py, tests/test_order.py, CHANGELOG.md	The fuzz checker compares build, read, and solve results across lanes. The PR adds regression cases and baseline expectations, updates one issue reference, and adds a changelog entry.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Possibly related issues

• Issue 2064 concerns cased divisors and refusals when a case evaluates to zero. This PR changes cased-divisor compilation and divisor coverage.

Possibly related PRs

• fluxopt/specsolve#2022: Changes constant-side coverage and missing-piece handling in the assembly path.
• fluxopt/specsolve#2050: Adds the fuzz infrastructure that this PR retains and extends.
• fluxopt/specsolve#2061: Updates internal piece and compiled-expression interfaces used by the changed engine paths.

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 44d11

The Linopy test lane still produces models that differ from relational semantics for zero-width windows and missing nested divisor data; align these paths before merging.

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Linked Issues check		The changes address most coding requirements in [#2048], [#2049], and [#1897]. They add shape spreading, divisor and case handling, float casting, integer-bound rounding, negative-window checks, linop…	Update numeric shift-edge presence for parameter/data operands to retain only the parameter's existing combinations in non-shift dimensions, or otherwise implement the exact presence rule required by [#2048]. Add or retain a regression test…
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 76.25% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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The changes address most coding requirements in [#2048], [#2049], and [#1897]. They add shape spreading, divisor and case handling, float casting, integer-bound rounding, negative-window checks, linopy absence handling, and a bare-relation regression test. One [#2048] requirement is not met. The issue requires a numeric shift edge over a parameter to exist only for combinations where that parameter has a row in its other dimensions. In src/specsolve/_engine/shifts.py, translate_piece passes beside=None when the operand has no variable, and _Edge.vacated then spreads the edge across all other coordinates. This includes coordinates absent from a parameter such as p in the linked reproduction.

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Update numeric shift-edge presence for parameter/data operands to retain only the parameter's existing combinations in non-shift dimensions, or otherwise implement the exact presence rule required by [#2048]. Add or retain a regression test for the absent-combination case before marking the linked issue complete.

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Minor · Omit zero-width rows before add_constraints. · operators.py:256-271

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Omit zero-width rows before add_constraints.

For an ordinary operand with a zero-width within DataArray, operator_sum_back returns a zero-valued expression whose term dimension is still non-empty. _term_free therefore keeps the row, and the oracle’s default auto_mask=False lets linopy.Model.add_constraints register it. The relational lane omits the same rows. Apply a per-row live-term mask, such as LinearExpression.has_terms, before adding the constraint.

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Review comment at @tests/linopy_lane/operators.py around lines 256 - 271:
Update the ordinary-operand constraint path around `operator_sum_back` to mask
rows with no live terms before calling `linopy.Model.add_constraints`. Use the
per-row `LinearExpression.has_terms` mask so zero-width `within` rows are
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Minor · Preserve divisor coverage inside reduced summands. · coverage.py:231-259

tests/linopy_lane/coverage.py:231-259
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Preserve divisor coverage inside reduced summands.

When a Divide occurs inside Sum, _in_place stops at the Sum and skips the missing divisor row. The Linopy reduction then omits that summand and can build x / 2 >= 1. The relational lane correctly refuses the same expression because the missing summand is a divisor hole. Extend the coverage traversal to retain divisor references nested inside reduced expressions, without treating ordinary missing summands of a direct sum as gaps.

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Review comment at @tests/linopy_lane/coverage.py around lines 231 - 259:
Update _in_place to retain divisor references from Divide expressions nested
under Sum, WindowSum, Translate, or Join, so missing divisor rows remain
coverage gaps. Keep ordinary missing summands of a direct reduction from being
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- Around line 231-259: Update _in_place to retain divisor references from Divide
expressions nested under Sum, WindowSum, Translate, or Join, so missing divisor
rows remain coverage gaps. Keep ordinary missing summands of a direct reduction
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Probe results for the two outside-diff findings in CodeRabbit's last review. Both were run on the head 44d11e4, and neither reproduces.

Probe output

1. tests/linopy_lane/coverage.py, a divisor inside a sum. _under_regions walks every node, including the nodes under a Sum. So the Divide inside the sum is found, and _in_place(quotient.divisor, ParameterReference) returns its parameter. The test was sum(x / rate, over=t) >= 1 with rate short of 2 rows. The oracle lane refuses it: parameter 'rate' is used as a divisor but covers 2 fewer coordinates.
2. tests/linopy_lane/operators.py, a window of width zero over an ordinary operand. The test was sum_back(x, along=t, window=w) <= 5 with w = {a: 2, b: 0}. The oracle keeps a label for each g=b row, but every variable slot in those rows is -1. Linopy's ncons is 4, the relational lane builds 4 rows, and the objectives agree (50.0). So _same_shape and the solve both see the same model.

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