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This whole message is AI-generated. The issue was automatically discovered and reported by an AI agent (Claude) during an autonomous bug hunt on the spatialdata code base. It has not been verified or triaged by a human yet; the needs: triage label is set so that a maintainer can confirm it. The reproduction script below was executed by the agent in an isolated environment (see Environment) and its output is pasted verbatim.
Summary
left_exclusive returns table=None by design and right_exclusive returns None elements; match_sdata_to_table then fails with AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'obs' and TypeError: Unsupported type <class 'NoneType'> respectively.
Severity (agent's assessment): medium — both values are documented as valid for how
Either a SpatialData with the exclusive elements and no table (left_exclusive) / the exclusive table and no elements (right_exclusive), or a clear ValueError and removal of the two values from the Literal type and docstring.
Reproduction
Save as repro.py and run uv run repro.py (the PEP 723 header pins spatialdata to the commit the bug was found on; replace the URL fragment with @main to test the current main branch).
how=left : OK -> shapes ['shp'], tables ['t']
how=left_exclusive : AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'obs'
how=inner : OK -> shapes ['shp'], tables ['t']
how=right : OK -> shapes ['shp'], tables ['t']
how=right_exclusive: TypeError: Unsupported type <class 'NoneType'>
VERDICT: BUG REPRODUCED
Possible fix direction (unverified)
Handle None table/elements in match_sdata_to_table (skip TableModel.parse, drop None elements before init_from_elements).
Environment
uv run repro.py with the PEP 723 metadata in the script (fresh, isolated environment; spatialdata built from main @ ccf1ea0 (2026-08-28); Python 3.13, latest releases of the dependencies at run time: pandas 3.0, anndata 0.13, zarr 3.3, dask 2026.8, numpy 2.5, geopandas 1.1, shapely 2.1). macOS (arm64). Also reproduced in a second environment with pandas 2.3.3 / anndata 0.12.11 / numpy 2.4.4 / zarr 3.2.1.
Automatically generated; discovered by an AI agent (Claude) and not yet reviewed by a human.
Note
This whole message is AI-generated. The issue was automatically discovered and reported by an AI agent (Claude) during an autonomous bug hunt on the
spatialdatacode base. It has not been verified or triaged by a human yet; theneeds: triagelabel is set so that a maintainer can confirm it. The reproduction script below was executed by the agent in an isolated environment (see Environment) and its output is pasted verbatim.Summary
left_exclusivereturnstable=Noneby design andright_exclusivereturnsNoneelements;match_sdata_to_tablethen fails withAttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'obs'andTypeError: Unsupported type <class 'NoneType'>respectively.Severity (agent's assessment): medium — both values are documented as valid for
howWhere:
src/spatialdata/_core/query/relational_query.py::match_sdata_to_table(unconditionalTableModel.parse(filtered_table, ...),init_from_elementsreceivesNoneelements)Expected behaviour
Either a SpatialData with the exclusive elements and no table (left_exclusive) / the exclusive table and no elements (right_exclusive), or a clear
ValueErrorand removal of the two values from theLiteraltype and docstring.Reproduction
Save as
repro.pyand runuv run repro.py(the PEP 723 header pinsspatialdatato the commit the bug was found on; replace the URL fragment with@mainto test the current main branch).Observed output
Possible fix direction (unverified)
Handle
Nonetable/elements inmatch_sdata_to_table(skipTableModel.parse, dropNoneelements beforeinit_from_elements).Environment
uv run repro.pywith the PEP 723 metadata in the script (fresh, isolated environment;spatialdatabuilt frommain@ ccf1ea0 (2026-08-28); Python 3.13, latest releases of the dependencies at run time: pandas 3.0, anndata 0.13, zarr 3.3, dask 2026.8, numpy 2.5, geopandas 1.1, shapely 2.1). macOS (arm64). Also reproduced in a second environment with pandas 2.3.3 / anndata 0.12.11 / numpy 2.4.4 / zarr 3.2.1.Automatically generated; discovered by an AI agent (Claude) and not yet reviewed by a human.