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hive-milvus.collection.naming

L1 pure — collection-name derivation.

Two pure functions:

  • chroma-name : dim → Chroma collection name. 768 stays on the legacy hive-mcp-memory; other dims get the -<dim>d suffix.
  • milvus-name : Chroma name → Milvus name (underscores not hyphens). Idempotent — a name already in Milvus form passes through. Reuses hive-milvus.collections/collection->milvus-name so the two definitions cannot drift.

Why this lives outside routing.clj: SRP. Routing is about resolving a ProviderSpec; naming is about projecting a dim to a string. The L2 locator composes both.

L1 pure — collection-name derivation.

Two pure functions:

- `chroma-name` : dim → Chroma collection name.
                  768 stays on the legacy `hive-mcp-memory`; other
                  dims get the `-<dim>d` suffix.
- `milvus-name` : Chroma name → Milvus name (underscores not
                  hyphens). Idempotent — a name already in Milvus
                  form passes through. Reuses
                  `hive-milvus.collections/collection->milvus-name`
                  so the two definitions cannot drift.

Why this lives outside `routing.clj`: SRP. Routing is about
resolving a `ProviderSpec`; naming is about projecting a dim to a
string. The L2 locator composes both.
raw docstring

chroma-nameclj

(chroma-name dim)

Pure — dim → Chroma collection name. 768 → hive-mcp-memory. Otherwise hive-mcp-memory-<dim>d. Throws on non-positive dim so a programming error fails at the construction site.

Pure — dim → Chroma collection name. 768 → `hive-mcp-memory`.
Otherwise `hive-mcp-memory-<dim>d`. Throws on non-positive dim
so a programming error fails at the construction site.
sourceraw docstring

dim-ofclj

(dim-of coll-name)

Pure — inverse of chroma-name: the dimension the vectors of coll-name carry, read back from the name. Accepts both the Chroma (-2560d) and Milvus (_2560d) spellings. nil when the name is not a memory collection, so a caller can tell 'unknown' from 'known and 768'.

Pure — inverse of `chroma-name`: the dimension the vectors of
`coll-name` carry, read back from the name. Accepts both the
Chroma (`-2560d`) and Milvus (`_2560d`) spellings. nil when the
name is not a memory collection, so a caller can tell 'unknown'
from 'known and 768'.
sourceraw docstring

legacy-base-collectionclj

Legacy Chroma name preserved for backward compatibility with pre-multi-dim data living in 768-d. Once the relocator drains this collection, the locator can mark it sunset and reads can exclude it.

Legacy Chroma name preserved for backward compatibility with
pre-multi-dim data living in 768-d. Once the relocator drains
this collection, the locator can mark it sunset and reads can
exclude it.
sourceraw docstring

legacy-dimclj

Dimension of legacy-base-collection. Hard-coded because the migration sits at 768 — any other dim already lives in a -<dim>d-suffixed collection.

Dimension of `legacy-base-collection`. Hard-coded because the
migration sits at 768 — any other dim already lives in a
`-<dim>d`-suffixed collection.
sourceraw docstring

milvus-nameclj

(milvus-name chroma-coll-name)

Pure — Chroma name → Milvus name (- becomes _). Idempotent: "hive_mcp_memory_1024d" returns unchanged. Delegates to hive-milvus.collections/collection->milvus-name so the canonical transform lives in one place.

Pure — Chroma name → Milvus name (`-` becomes `_`). Idempotent:
`"hive_mcp_memory_1024d"` returns unchanged. Delegates to
`hive-milvus.collections/collection->milvus-name` so the canonical
transform lives in one place.
sourceraw docstring

ref-for-dimclj

(ref-for-dim dim)

Pure — dim → CollectionRef map. Computes both Chroma and Milvus names. The :coll/sunset? flag defaults to false; the locator layer flips it on for legacy collections during drain.

Pure — dim → `CollectionRef` map. Computes both Chroma and Milvus
names. The `:coll/sunset?` flag defaults to false; the locator
layer flips it on for legacy collections during drain.
sourceraw docstring

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