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Documents parsed with a tree-kind knowledge-compilation template sometimes showed a file-level Tree artifact in the Artifact panel and sometimes showed "No artifact templates available", with no visible error — even within the same dataset parsed at the same time.

Root cause: the write/read contract of the tree artifact diverged between producers.

  • The document structure-graph endpoints (GET /datasets/<id>/documents/<doc>/structure/graph, both the Python chunk_api.get_document_structure_graph and the Go DatasetArtifactService.GetDocumentGraph) scan the compact knowledge_graph_kwd=graph blob only to discover template buckets; each bucket is then rendered from the raw knowledge_graph_kwd=entity/relation rows scoped by compilation_template_ids.
  • The Go ingestor (internal/ingestion/component/knowledge_compiler/tree/graph.go) and the pipeline Compiler (rag/flow/compiler/compiler.py, fixed in fix: persist pipeline tree graph rows #17400) persist both the raw rows (_struct_upsert_tree_graph_rows) and the blob (_struct_upsert_graph_json).
  • The Python task executor path (run_tree_templates in rag/svr/task_executor_refactor/chunk_post_processor.py) persisted only the blob. Its bucket is discovered but renders zero entities/relations, so the endpoint drops it and the Artifact panel reports "No artifact templates available" — while the RAPTOR build itself had succeeded (progress log even reports the persisted node counts).

In mixed deployments where different workers (Python task executor vs Go ingestor) pick up different documents of one dataset, this produces exactly the reported symptom: some files have the Tree output, some don't.

Fix

run_tree_templates now persists the projected tree graph twice, mirroring the pipeline Compiler's order:

  1. raw entity/relation rows via _struct_upsert_tree_graph_rows(graph, tenant, kb, doc, name, embedding_model, compilation_template_id=...) — the representation the structure-graph read path renders (and which it also needs for re-parses: the helper deletes stale tree rows for the same (doc, template) before inserting);
  2. the compact discovery blob via _struct_upsert_graph_json(..., compile_kwd="tree", ...).

No interface changes; the Go side already writes both shapes and is untouched.

Additionally, the deepdoc.parser.pdf_parser stub in test/unit_test/rag/conftest.py now exposes PlainParser and VisionParser. The stub predated those exports, so pytest collection of any test whose import chain reaches deepdoc.parser (e.g. via chunk_post_processortask_service, or rag.app.naive) failed with ImportError: cannot import name 'PlainParser'/'VisionParser' — this also blocked the new regression test below (24 tests in test_chunk_builder.py were failing the same way).

Verification

  • New regression test TestRunTreeTemplates::test_persists_tree_entity_rows_and_graph_blob in test/unit_test/rag/svr/task_executor_refactor/test_chunk_post_processor.py: runs the real run_tree_templates with the RAPTOR LLM boundary stubbed and asserts both _struct_upsert_tree_graph_rows and _struct_upsert_graph_json are awaited with the same projected graph and template id. It fails on the pre-fix code (Expected _struct_upsert_tree_graph_rows to have been awaited) and passes with the fix.
  • pytest test/unit_test/rag/svr/task_executor_refactor/ test/unit_test/rag/nlp/ — 376 passed; the only 8 failures are LookupError: Resource 'punkt_tab' not found (this dev box cannot download NLTK data; unrelated to the change and reproducible at HEAD). The previously-broken collection of the post-processor test file and 24 test_chunk_builder.py import failures are repaired by the conftest stub fix.
  • Data-level reproduction against a live local stack (MySQL + Elasticsearch, same tenant/dataset/template for two documents), using the exact read-path helper (structure_graph_common.build_bucket) that both structure-graph endpoints drive:
    • doc persisted blob-only (pre-fix Python parse-path shape): bucket discovered, entities=0 relations=0 → endpoint returns templates: [] → UI shows "No artifact templates available" (the reported symptom);
    • doc persisted rows+blob (Go ingestor / pipeline shape): entities=4 relations=3 → tree renders;
    • after running the real fixed run_tree_templates for the first document (only the RAPTOR LLM call stubbed, real ES/MySQL writes), its bucket returns entities=4 relations=3 → tree renders.

Verification boundary: no real-LLM end-to-end parse was run (no chat model is configured in this dev environment), and no browser screenshots are attached because the browser automation MCP died mid-run and could not be reconnected; the evidence above is Python-implementation read/write alignment plus unit tests and a data-level reproduction of both persistence shapes.

run_tree_templates (the task-executor path that runs `tree`-kind knowledge
compilation templates after a document is parsed) persisted only the compact
graph blob row (knowledge_graph_kwd=graph). The document structure-graph read
path uses that blob solely for bucket discovery and renders each template
bucket from the raw knowledge_graph_kwd=entity/relation rows, which were never
written on this path. Documents parsed by the Python task executor therefore
showed an empty Artifact panel ("No artifact templates available") even though
tree compilation had succeeded, while documents processed by the Go ingestor or
the pipeline Compiler (which write both shapes) showed their tree - producing
"some files in the same dataset have a Tree artifact, some don't".

Persist the projected graph twice, mirroring rag/flow/compiler/compiler.py:
first the raw entity/relation rows via _struct_upsert_tree_graph_rows, then
the discovery blob via _struct_upsert_graph_json.

Also extend the deepdoc.parser.pdf_parser test stub with the names the real
module now re-exports (PlainParser, VisionParser): the stub predated them, so
pytest collection of any test whose import chain reaches deepdoc.parser (e.g.
chunk_post_processor -> task_service -> deepdoc.parser, or rag.app.naive)
failed with "cannot import name 'PlainParser'/'VisionParser'".
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run_tree_templates now persists projected RAPTOR tree data as raw entity/relation rows and as a compact graph blob. Tests cover both persistence calls and extend parser stubs for module-level imports.

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Tree template persistence

Layer / File(s) Summary
Dual graph persistence
rag/svr/task_executor_refactor/chunk_post_processor.py
run_tree_templates writes raw tree graph rows with compilation_template_id before writing the compact graph blob.
Persistence test coverage
test/unit_test/rag/conftest.py, test/unit_test/rag/svr/task_executor_refactor/test_chunk_post_processor.py
Parser stubs support module imports. The test verifies that both persistence calls receive the same graph and compilation metadata.

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Tree artifacts now use dual persistence, but a failed raw-row write could leave documents discoverable without renderable artifact rows. Resolve or explicitly accept this partial-persistence behavior before merging.

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await _struct_upsert_tree_graph_rows(
graph,
ctx.tenant_id,
ctx.kb_id,
doc_id,
doc_name,
embedding_model,
compilation_template_id=template_id,
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Prevent partial raw-row replacement.

_struct_upsert_tree_graph_rows deletes the existing entity and relation rows before it inserts replacements. If its insert fails after the delete, this except block skips _struct_upsert_graph_json. The previous discovery blob remains, but its raw rows are gone. The Artifact panel can then discover the template and render no artifacts.

Use an atomic storage-side replacement, or write a new generation before deleting the currently served rows.

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In `@rag/svr/task_executor_refactor/chunk_post_processor.py` around lines 1023 -
1031, The call to _struct_upsert_tree_graph_rows must not leave existing raw
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LGTM — solid, well-documented fix and good regression coverage.

I verified the fix against the pipeline Compiler (rag/flow/compiler/compiler.py): it persists the raw entity/relation rows via _struct_upsert_tree_graph_rows and then the compact discovery blob via _struct_upsert_graph_json(..., compile_kwd="tree", ...). run_tree_templates now mirrors that exact order, which is what the structure-graph read path (build_bucket) needs to render a tree bucket — previously the blob-only write was discovered but rendered zero entities/relations, hence "No artifact templates available".

The _struct_upsert_tree_graph_rows signature (graph, tenant_id, kb_id, doc_id, doc_name, embedding_model, compilation_template_id) matches the call exactly.

The new TestRunTreeTemplates::test_persists_tree_entity_rows_and_graph_blob asserts both helpers are awaited with the same projected graph and template id, and the conftest.py PlainParser/VisionParser stubs repair the broken pytest collection for anything importing deepdoc.parser. Nice catch there.

One non-blocking nit: the import line from rag.advanced_rag.knowlege_compile.structure import _struct_upsert_graph_json, _struct_upsert_tree_graph_rows now exceeds the usual line length; consider wrapping it.

Thanks for the thorough analysis in the PR description too.

run_tree_templates() gained a required llm_pool parameter on main (pooled
chat-model wrapping), so the PR-merge CI run failed with
"TypeError: run_tree_templates() missing 1 required positional argument:
'llm_pool'" while running this branch's new test. Pass llm_pool only when
the signature has it, keeping the test valid against both this branch and
the merged tree.
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