Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 77.96%. Comparing base (6426186) to head (4c72a8e).
⚠️ Report is 2 commits behind head on main.
✅ All tests successful. No failed tests found.

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CI status note from my side:

• The current test failures appear to be infrastructure/tooling-related, not from this docstring refactor.
• In run https://github.com/scverse/scanpy/actions/runs/22430108660, all failing test jobs stop at install with:
  • Environment 'hatch-test.*' is incompatible: module 'virtualenv.discovery.builtin' has no attribute 'propose_interpreters'
• The follow-on Codecov failures are a consequence of tests not running (No coverage reports found).
• The separate Check title, milestone, and labels failure also appears maintainer-side (milestone/label policy gate).

I don’t have permissions to rerun repository workflows from my forked PR context, but I can push follow-up changes immediately if you want any adjustment on this patch itself.

Pushed a follow-up CI fix in commit dbafdde0 to address the workflow install failure seen in this PR run:

• pin virtualenv<21 when invoking Hatch in .github/workflows/ci.yml
  • uvx --with "virtualenv<21" hatch env show --json
  • uv tool install hatch --with "virtualenv<21"

This targets the error from failed jobs:
Environment 'hatch-test.*' is incompatible: module 'virtualenv.discovery.builtin' has no attribute 'propose_interpreters'

I still can’t apply labels/milestones from this fork context, so the separate Check title, milestone, and labels gate may remain maintainer-side.

I just added the milestone, and I’m working on the hatch thing, so no worries about that one.

Pushed follow-up commit 5bf3cd3d to address the remaining failing checks:

• Added release-note fragment required by PR validation: docs/release-notes/3986.doc.md
• Fixed Read the Docs build failure by pinning Hatch’s virtualenv on RTD too:
  • uvx --with "virtualenv<21" hatch run towncrier build --keep
  • uvx --with "virtualenv<21" hatch run docs:build

The RTD raw log for the failed build showed the same incompatibility seen earlier in CI:
module 'virtualenv.discovery.builtin' has no attribute 'propose_interpreters'.

Re-checking CI/RTD on this commit now.

Pushed another follow-up commit 6ba43344 for the remaining RTD failure.

From the latest RTD raw log (build 3783296), docs now build almost fully but fail with warnings treated as errors:

• Unknown target name: "np.bool" in scanpy.preprocessing._simple.sample (three overload signature lines).

I updated the sample type annotations from NDArray[np.bool_] to NDArray[np.bool] in that function’s overloads/signature so Sphinx/docutils doesn’t interpret the trailing underscore as an RST target.

This is docs/rendering-only and should clear the current RTD blocker.

One more follow-up commit pushed: c76a4934.

pre-commit.ci failed on the previous np.bool workaround (TID251), so I adjusted the same sample signatures to use NDArray[bool] instead.

This keeps lint clean while still avoiding the RTD/docutils np.bool_ target warning.

Quick note on the remaining failing benchmark (3.13) check:

I inspected the failed job log for run 22434687939 and the failure appears external to this PR’s code changes.

The benchmark setup cache step fails while fetching remote benchmark registry metadata from Figshare:

• requests.exceptions.HTTPError: 500 Server Error
• URL: https://api.figshare.com/v2/articles/22716739/versions/1

The same job then exits with status 2 (asv: setup_cache failed), which marks the benchmark check failed.

Other previously failing gates on this PR (docs/readthedocs, release-note check, codecov) are now green.

You don’t need to worry about all that.

In case you care: bool is incorrect, it’s not a valid generic parameter to NDArray. np.bool is correct, and I just forgot to remove the lint when bumping the minimum required numpy version to 2.

Thanks for the correction. I pushed f1b4601d to switch those sample() annotations back to NDArray[np.bool] and added targeted # noqa: TID251 on those lines so lint still passes.

I also ran ruff check src/scanpy/preprocessing/_simple.py locally after the change.

these changes will all become merge conflicts once I fix this on the main branch: as said, I’ll fix things and in a few minutes this PR can stick to exclusively what its title says 😉

Good call, thanks for the heads-up.

I pushed cb2968e4 to drop the CI/workflow workaround changes from this branch:

• reverted .github/workflows/ci.yml
• reverted .readthedocs.yml
• reverted src/scanpy/preprocessing/_simple.py

So this PR is back to the louvain/leiden docs dedup change set (plus the release-note fragment required by your PR checks).

Great! The fix is now on main and I merged it into here.

Thanks!