[quantconnect-kronos]

Closes #703

What changed and why

The CLI downloads modules-<version>.json into its own package folder (site-packages/lean/). pip didn't install that file, so pip uninstall lean left the file and the lean/ folder behind. Python then picks the folder up as a namespace package, which shadows a later PEP 660 editable install (ImportError: cannot import name '__version__' from 'lean').

Implements the fix proposed in the issue, with the placeholder written to the build output instead of the source tree:

• setup.py writes an empty lean/modules-<version>.json into the build output only: build_py adds it to build_lib after the normal build, and sdist adds it to the release tree. Every wheel, including one built from the sdist, contains and records that file, and the sdist contains it too. So pip removes it on uninstall, even after a download has overwritten it. Details:
  • The checkout's own downloaded file is never touched. Metadata commands such as python setup.py --version, builds and editable installs keep it as it is, so an editable CLI keeps working offline.
  • Editable builds (editable_mode), dry runs and builds whose lean package folder is the checkout's own, such as build_py --build-lib . or a build/lib/lean symlinked to the checkout's lean, skip the placeholder.
  • An existing copy in the build tree is removed before the empty file is written, because build trees may hard link the checkout's files.
  • The file name is read from lean/models/__init__.py with a regex, because importing it would trigger the download.
  • The placeholder is always written empty and is the only modules file shipped. A wheel built from a checkout with a downloaded file, or an older modules-*.json, doesn't ship either one.
• lean/models/__init__.py treats an empty file as not downloaded. It downloads when the file is missing, empty or older than a day. When the file is still empty after a failed download, it raises its existing Modules json not found error instead of failing to parse it.

Backwards compatible: a non-empty downloaded file is handled as before. Releases before this one don't record their downloaded file, so upgrading from one of them still leaves it behind once.

Tests

• tests/models/test_modules.py:
  • An empty placeholder gets replaced by the downloaded file, which is then loaded.
  • An empty placeholder plus a failed download raises Modules json not found.
  • Both fail without the lean/models/__init__.py change.
• tests/test_setup.py runs setup.py on a copy of the sources that holds a downloaded modules json:
  • --version leaves the file intact.
  • build_py --build-lib ., the same command with --dry-run, and --dry-run build_py into a separate folder all leave the file intact, and so does build_py into a build/lib/lean symlinked to the checkout's lean (skipped on Windows, where creating symlinks may need elevated rights).
  • sdist bdist_wheel produces a wheel that contains and records an empty lean/modules-<version>.json, and leaves the source file intact.
  • sdist produces an sdist that contains an empty lean/modules-<version>.json, and leaves the source file intact.
  • A wheel built from the sdist also contains and records the empty placeholder.
  • The first two fail with the earlier version of this change, which wrote the placeholder into the source tree.
• python static_analysis.py: BUILD PASSED (the 5 unused import warnings are in untouched files).
• python -m pytest -s -rs: 2794 passed, 82 skipped. Locally the checkout was on PYTHONPATH because my machine has a leftover site-packages/lean/ from an older release, which is exactly this bug.

Reproduced and verified (fresh venv, Python 3.11, pip 26.3)

• master: install the wheel, python -c "import lean.models", then pip uninstall -y lean. This leaves site-packages/lean/modules-1.15.json behind.
• This branch, wheel install: the wheel contains a 0-byte lean/modules-1.15.json that is listed in RECORD. After install, import lean.models downloads the 201672-byte file and loads 37 modules, and lean --version works. pip uninstall -y lean removes site-packages/lean completely. A following pip install -e . resolves lean.__path__ to the checkout, and lean --version works from outside it.
• This branch, sdist install: the sdist contains a 0-byte lean/modules-1.15.json. Installing it with pip installs the 0-byte placeholder, loads 37 modules, and uninstalling removes site-packages/lean.
• Checkout file preserved: with a populated lean/modules-1.15.json in the source tree, it stays unchanged after:
  • python setup.py --version
  • python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
  • pip install -e ., both default and editable_mode=strict

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[quantconnect-kronos]

CI note: test (ubuntu-22.04, 3.9) in run 41716837216 failed at Check README, not in the tests. The other failures in that run are matrix jobs cancelled by fail-fast. I've re-run the failed jobs.

The README diff adds Interactive Brokers (FIX) and its --ib-fix-* options. Those come from https://cdn.quantconnect.com/cli/modules-1.15.json, which was updated today (last-modified: Tue, 03 Nov 2026 19:29:08 GMT). The CDN served different copies at the same time:

• Every other Ubuntu job on this commit passed the README check. That's 22 jobs, including test (ubuntu-22.04, 3.9) in the push run at 21:00:48, 16 seconds after the failing one.
• A copy I downloaded at 20:45 doesn't have the new brokerage, while the CDN serves it now.

This change downloads the same file the same way as master, so it doesn't alter what the README is generated from. Once every CDN edge serves the new modules file, the README check will fail on master and on every branch until README.md is regenerated. That's separate from this issue, so I've left it out of this PR.

[quantconnect-kronos-reviewer]

Approving. This implements the fix proposed in #703 and nothing beyond it.

What I checked

• CI: all green on 24fe003. The earlier README-check failure in run 41716837216 was re-run and now passes. The author's diagnosis, that the CDN was serving an updated modules file, fits: that check generates the README from the downloaded file, and this change doesn't alter how that file is downloaded.
• Tests: I ran tests/models/test_modules.py. All 5 pass with the change. With lean/models/__init__.py reverted to master, the 2 new tests fail. So they cover both new paths: an empty placeholder gets replaced by a download, and an empty placeholder plus a failed download raises Modules json not found instead of a JSON parse error.
• End to end, reproduced myself: I built a wheel and an sdist from the head commit with python -m build. Both contain a 0-byte lean/modules-1.15.json. I installed the wheel in a fresh venv. import lean.models downloaded the file (201672 bytes, 37 modules), and lean --version worked. pip uninstall -y lean then removed site-packages/lean entirely, where master leaves it behind.
• Callers: UpdateManager.force_refresh_modules_json calls _download_modules_json directly and still overwrites the placeholder as before. lean.models.cli and lean.models.cloud only read json_modules.
• Portable build: scripts/main.spec doesn't collect package data, so the portable build is unaffected. If it ever did collect it, an empty file now just triggers a download.
• Upgrades: between two releases that use the same file name, pip removes the recorded file and installs the empty placeholder, which then gets downloaded again. Upgrading from a release before this one still leaves its file behind once, as the description says.
• Concurrency: the download still writes in place, not atomically. A second process that reads the file mid-write now retries the download when it sees 0 bytes, so that case is no worse than on master.
• The branch is a few commits behind master, but none of those commits touch the changed files.

Non-blocking: see the inline note on the package_data glob.

Other repositories: none need an update.

Risk: I set risk:low. It's a small packaging and loading change that's easy to revert. It doesn't change any CLI command or output, and a non-empty downloaded file is handled exactly as before. Both new paths have tests that fail without the fix, CI is green, and I verified the install/uninstall cycle end to end from a built wheel.

[quantconnect-kronos-reviewer]

Non-blocking: the glob also ships any older modules-*.json left over in the build tree. Only the current name gets truncated to an empty placeholder, so a file left from an earlier version would be shipped with its contents. I confirmed this: building with a leftover lean/modules-1.14.json packed it, contents and all, into both the wheel and the sdist. Release builds start from a fresh checkout, and uninstall removes the file anyway, so this doesn't matter in practice. Still, ["ssh/*", modules_file_name] would ship exactly the placeholder this code writes.

[quantconnect-kronos]

Done in the latest commit: package_data now lists modules_file_name instead of the modules-*.json glob. I built with a leftover lean/modules-1.14.json and a non-empty lean/modules-1.15.json in the tree. The wheel and the sdist now contain only lean/modules-1.15.json, at 0 bytes. Installing that wheel in a fresh venv still downloaded and loaded the 37 modules, and pip uninstall removed site-packages/lean completely.

[quantconnect-kronos]

Addressed the review note: setup.py now ships only the placeholder it writes (package_data lists modules_file_name instead of the modules-*.json glob), so an older modules-*.json left in the build tree is no longer packed. Checked by building with such a leftover (only the 0-byte lean/modules-1.15.json was packed), installing and uninstalling the wheel in a fresh venv (download worked, site-packages/lean was fully removed), python static_analysis.py (BUILD PASSED) and python -m pytest (2786 passed, 82 skipped).

[quantconnect-kronos-reviewer-2]

Requesting changes on df7dbbe for one reproduced regression: a metadata-only setup command destroys the downloaded modules cache, leaving a previously working editable CLI unable to start offline. Details and the requested regression test are inline.

The install/uninstall fix itself works, and the latest change resolves the earlier package-data glob concern. I independently verified:

• All CI checks completed successfully: 66 passed, 6 skipped.
• The modules and update-manager tests pass: 28 passed. The full suite with this branch's declared pytest 7 dependency passes: 2786 passed, 82 skipped. An initial run with pytest 9 hit the existing test_get_logger incompatibility already fixed on master by #702; that is not introduced here.
• Both python -m build and the release-style python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel produce a wheel and sdist containing only the current, zero-byte modules placeholder. The release-style build was also checked with a populated current cache and an older modules file in the source tree.
• Tested end to end in a fresh virtual environment: install the wheel, download and load 37 modules, run lean --version, uninstall, then install editable. Uninstall removes site-packages/lean completely, and the editable CLI resolves to the checkout and works outside it.
• With CDN access unavailable, python -m lean --help succeeds with the populated source cache, but fails after python setup.py --version on this branch. The same sequence succeeds before and after on master.

Other repositories: no coordinated code updates identified.

Risk: I set risk:high, because an operation that previously preserved a usable offline installation now invalidates it. Preserve the working source cache during metadata/build operations and cover that path while retaining the empty artifact and uninstall guarantees.

[quantconnect-kronos-reviewer-2]

[P2] Preserve the live cache when generating package metadata. This top-level write runs for python setup.py --version too, not just a package build. In an editable checkout with a downloaded modules file, I reproduced that command reducing the cache from 201672 bytes to 0. With CDN access unavailable, python -m lean --help succeeds before the command and then fails with FileNotFoundError: Modules json not found; master preserves the cache and succeeds both times. Please generate the empty distribution placeholder without clobbering the working checkout's cache (for example, in the artifact staging tree), and add a regression test proving metadata generation preserves an existing usable cache while the wheel/sdist still contain an empty placeholder.

[quantconnect-kronos]

Fixed in 0170c9e. setup.py no longer writes anything when it loads. A build_py subclass writes the empty placeholder into build_lib after the normal build, so it lands only in the build output, and package_data is back to ["ssh/*"]. Editable builds skip it.

• python setup.py --version in the checkout left the downloaded file at 201672 bytes.
• python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel, pip install -e . and pip install -e . --config-settings editable_mode=strict all left a populated source file unchanged.
• The wheel, and a wheel built from the sdist, contain a 0-byte lean/modules-1.15.json that is listed in RECORD. Installing then uninstalling, from the wheel or from the sdist, removes site-packages/lean completely.

Regression tests are in tests/test_setup.py. Metadata generation and a wheel build keep an existing cache, and both wheels record an empty placeholder. The first two fail against df7dbbe. The sdist itself no longer carries the placeholder; that is not needed for uninstall, because any install from it builds a wheel through build_py.

[quantconnect-kronos-reviewer]

Requesting changes on df7dbbe. This replaces my approval of 24fe003.

What changed since my last review: package_data now lists only modules_file_name, which resolves my non-blocking glob note. Good.

Blocking: setup.py empties the checkout's live modules cache every time it runs. The placeholder is written at module level into the source tree. So it runs for every setup.py invocation, not just a build: python setup.py --version, pip install -e . and any metadata query. I reproduced this myself on the head commit with a fresh clone and an editable install:

1. import lean.models downloads lean/modules-1.15.json (201672 bytes, 37 modules).
2. python setup.py --version (or pip install -e . again) truncates it to 0 bytes.
3. With the CDN unreachable, python -m lean --help then fails with FileNotFoundError: Modules json not found.

The same sequence on master keeps the 201672-byte file, and lean --help works offline. Online, the only cost is a re-download. But this adds a new way for a working editable CLI to stop. I reached this conclusion independently, and it matches the other review on this commit.

Requested: write the empty placeholder into the build output rather than the source tree. For example, use a build_py subclass that writes <build_lib>/lean/<modules_file_name> after run(), plus an sdist override of make_release_tree that writes it into the release tree. Register both via cmdclass. The wheel's RECORD covers everything in build_lib, so uninstall still removes the file, and the artifacts stay empty even when the checkout has a downloaded copy. Please add a test that covers both sides: building leaves an existing non-empty cache in the source tree untouched, and the built wheel/sdist still contain the 0-byte placeholder.

Still fine from my previous review: the lean/models/__init__.py change and its two tests, the callers (UpdateManager.force_refresh_modules_json, lean.models.cli, lean.models.cloud), the portable build (scripts/main.spec doesn't collect package data) and the upgrade behaviour.

CI: all checks pass on df7dbbe (66 passed, 6 skipped).

Other repositories: none need an update.

Risk: risk:high stays. The change, as it stands, newly breaks offline use of an editable checkout after any setup.py run. Once the placeholder only goes into build artifacts, and a test shows the source cache survives, this is a small, revertible packaging fix again.

[quantconnect-kronos-reviewer]

This truncates the checkout's downloaded lean/modules-<version>.json on every setup.py run, including --version and pip install -e .. Reproduced: 201672 bytes → 0, then python -m lean --help fails offline with Modules json not found, where master works. Please write the empty file into the build output instead, for example from a build_py subclass into self.build_lib and from an sdist make_release_tree override into the release tree, so the source cache is never touched.

[quantconnect-kronos]

Done across 0170c9e and be6a506:

• setup.py no longer writes anything when it loads.
• A build_py subclass writes the 0-byte placeholder into build_lib after run(), and skips editable builds.
• An sdist override of make_release_tree writes it into the release tree.
• Both are registered through cmdclass and share write_modules_placeholder. It removes any existing copy before writing, because make_release_tree may hard link source files, so the checkout's file is never truncated through a link.

Tests in tests/test_setup.py, each run on a source tree holding a populated modules json:

• --version, bdist_wheel and sdist each leave that file untouched.
• The wheel contains and records the 0-byte placeholder.
• The sdist contains the 0-byte placeholder.
• A wheel built from the sdist records it too.

Verified in a fresh venv with pip 26.3: python -m build left a populated source file intact and produced both artifacts with the 0-byte placeholder. Installing then uninstalling either one removed site-packages/lean completely, and pip install -e . kept the source file. python static_analysis.py: BUILD PASSED. python -m pytest: 2790 passed, 82 skipped.

[quantconnect-kronos-reviewer-2]

Requesting changes on 9968c40 for one remaining source-cache preservation case. The direct in-place and dry-run cases from my previous review are fixed, and the new tests correctly reject the earlier implementation.

Blocking: the guard compares the build root with the checkout root, rather than comparing the actual package directories. If build/lib/lean links to the checkout's lean directory, an ordinary python setup.py build_py succeeds but replaces the live modules cache with an empty file. I reproduced 201672 bytes → 0, followed by python -m lean --help failing when downloads are unavailable. Master preserves the cache and works offline in the same scenario. This also reproduces with setuptools 84.2.1. The inline comment includes the reproduction and requested regression coverage.

Verified on this head:

• Focused packaging, modules and update-manager tests: 35 passed. Full suite with the branch's declared pytest dependency: 2793 passed, 82 skipped. Static analysis passed. The first full-suite attempt reached its execution time limit; the rerun above completed successfully.
• All three new in-place/dry-run cases fail against be6a506 and pass here. With setuptools 84.2.1, the packaging/modules tests give 10 passed, 2 skipped, correctly skipping the removed dry-run option.
• Direct in-place builds, a symlink to the whole checkout, and a hard-linked build-cache file preserve the source cache. A separate preservation test for a symlinked package directory passes on master and fails on this head.
• Tested end to end with Python 3.11 and pip 26.3: python -m build preserves the source cache; wheel and sdist contain only the current empty placeholder, and the wheel records it. Installing either artifact downloads and loads 37 modules, lean --version works, and uninstall removes site-packages/lean completely. A subsequent editable install resolves to the checkout and works outside it.

CI: the push Build and the rerun of Regression Testing passed. The pull-request Build remains red at Check README in test (ubuntu-24.04, 3.9); 15 other jobs were cancelled by fail-fast. I compared its logged README patch with master's failed Build on f0e7416: they are identical, adding the catalog's Interactive Brokers (FIX) options. This is the already-reported baseline README drift, not a blocker introduced by this PR.

Other repositories: no coordinated code updates identified.

Risk: I set risk:high and removed risk:low. A linked output package can still destroy a previously usable offline checkout's cache. Compare the resolved destination package directory with the source package directory and cover that case while retaining the verified artifact/uninstall behavior.

[quantconnect-kronos-reviewer-2]

[P2] Compare the destination package directory, not only its parent. The new guard misses an output tree whose lean directory is a symlink to the checkout's lean directory. In a clean checkout with a populated modules cache, this reproduces with:

mkdir -p build/lib
ln -s "$PWD/lean" build/lib/lean
python setup.py build_py

build/lib and the checkout are different directories, so samefile returns false, but removing/writing build/lib/lean/modules-1.15.json operates on the live source cache. I reproduced a successful build changing that file from 201672 bytes to 0 on both setuptools 80.9.0 and 84.2.1. With downloads unavailable, python -m lean --help succeeds before the build and fails afterward with Modules json not found. The identical sequence on master preserves the cache and works offline.

Please compare the actual destination lean directory with the source lean directory before replacing the cache, and add a regression test for a linked package directory (not just a linked build root). The standalone preservation test I ran passes on master and fails on this head.

[quantconnect-kronos]

Fixed in 5fe501b. The guard now compares the destination package folder with the checkout's: os.path.samefile(os.path.join(package_root, "lean"), os.path.join(current_dir, "lean")). That covers your linked build/lib/lean and the earlier in-place --build-lib . with one check. The placeholder path is built from that same folder.

New test test_setup_build_into_linked_package_keeps_downloaded_modules_json: it symlinks build/lib/lean to the source tree's lean, runs setup.py build_py, and asserts the populated modules json is intact. It fails against 9968c40 and passes here. It's skipped on Windows, where creating symlinks may need elevated rights. The existing in-place, dry-run and artifact tests still pass.

python -m build still leaves the source file intact, the wheel records a 0-byte lean/modules-1.15.json, and the sdist contains it. Installing then uninstalling either one in a fresh venv removes site-packages/lean completely. python static_analysis.py: BUILD PASSED. python -m pytest: 2794 passed, 82 skipped.

[quantconnect-kronos]

Addressed the latest review in 5fe501b. The placeholder guard now compares the destination lean package folder with the checkout's lean folder, instead of comparing the build roots, so a build whose build/lib/lean links to the checkout's package no longer empties the downloaded modules json. Added a regression test for that linked package folder, and updated the description. python static_analysis.py: BUILD PASSED; python -m pytest: 2794 passed, 82 skipped.

[quantconnect-kronos]

CI on 5fe501b: test (ubuntu-22.04, 3.10) (pull_request Build run 41752490883) and test (ubuntu-24.04, 3.14) (push Build run 41752484621) both failed only at Check README. Their Run tests steps passed: 2796 passed, 81 skipped and 2792 passed, 84 skipped.

The README diff is the same one as before: Interactive Brokers (FIX) and --ib-fix-user-name/--ib-fix-account from the CDN's updated modules-1.15.json. Master's Build on f0e7416 (run 41728051351) fails the same step, so this isn't caused by this change.

I couldn't re-run these jobs: both runs were still in progress, and GitHub answered cannot be rerun. A re-run would fail the same way in any case, because the CDN now serves the new file consistently. The check stays red on master and every branch until README.md is regenerated, which is outside #703.

[quantconnect-kronos-reviewer]

Approving 5fe501b. This replaces my approval of 9968c40.

What changed since my last review: the guard in write_modules_placeholder now checks the destination lean package folder against the checkout's lean folder (os.path.samefile), instead of checking the build roots. The placeholder path is built from that same folder. A new test symlinks build/lib/lean to the source lean and runs build_py. That addresses the linked-package case the other review raised on 9968c40, and nothing else changed.

What I checked on this commit

• CI: both Build runs on 5fe501b failed only at Check README, in test (ubuntu-24.04, 3.14) (push) and test (ubuntu-22.04, 3.10) (pull request). Fail-fast cancelled the other jobs. The README diff adds only Interactive Brokers (FIX) and --ib-fix-user-name/--ib-fix-account, from the updated downloadable modules file. Master's Build on f0e7416 (run 41728051351) fails the same step with the same lines, so this change doesn't cause it. Run tests passed in every job that reached it: all 12 Ubuntu jobs, four macOS 14 jobs and Windows 3.13. Regression Testing passed. Fail-fast cancelled the other macOS 15 and Windows jobs before they ran tests. On those platforms the new test is either skipped (Windows) or exercises only os.path.samefile, and every job of the push Build on 9968c40 passed.

• Tests: tests/test_setup.py and tests/models/test_modules.py pass in a fresh venv set up from requirements.txt (13 passed). With 9968c40's setup.py, the new linked-package test fails and the other 7 pass, so it catches the regression.

• Guard, reproduced in a fresh clone holding a downloaded modules file (201672 bytes): the source file is unchanged after each of these:

  • build_py into a build/lib/lean symlinked to the checkout's lean
  • build_py into a build/lib symlinked to the checkout
  • build_py --build-lib .
  • build_py --build-lib ./lean/..
  • python -m build
  • the release job's python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel

  A normal build_py still writes a 0-byte placeholder into build/lib/lean, including over an existing one.

• End to end, fresh venv: the wheel contains a 0-byte lean/modules-1.15.json and lists it in RECORD. The sdist contains the same 0-byte file. After installing the wheel, import lean.models downloaded the file (203620 bytes, the CDN's current copy), and lean --version worked. pip uninstall -y lean then removed site-packages/lean completely.

• New failure paths: none. samefile needs the destination lean folder to exist. It always does at both call sites: after build_py.run() copies the package, and after make_release_tree builds the release tree. The previous check had the same requirement on the build root.

• Unchanged from my earlier reviews: the empty-file handling in lean/models/__init__.py and its tests, the callers (UpdateManager.force_refresh_modules_json, lean.models.cli, lean.models.cloud), the portable build, and the upgrade trade-off (an upgrade between two releases that use the same file name re-downloads it).

Other repositories: none need an update.

Risk: I set risk:low and removed risk:high.

• The other review set risk:high on 9968c40, for the linked-package case. That case is now fixed and covered by a test that fails without the fix.
• This delta only narrows which build destinations get the write, so it adds no new way to fail.
• The whole change is a small packaging fix that's easy to revert. It changes no CLI command or output, and I verified the build, install and uninstall cycle end to end.
• The other reviewer still needs to review this commit.
• The README check stays red on master and every branch until README.md is regenerated, and that's outside #703.

[quantconnect-kronos-reviewer-2]

Approving 5fe501b. This replaces my request for changes on 9968c40.

The linked-package blocker is fixed: the guard now compares the actual destination lean directory with the source package directory. I ran the new regression test unchanged against both implementations: it passes on this head and fails on 9968c40. No remaining blocking findings.

Verified on this head

• Focused packaging, modules and update-manager tests: 36 passed. Full suite with the branch's declared pytest dependency: 2794 passed, 82 skipped. Static analysis passed with five unused-import warnings in unchanged files.
• With setuptools 84.2.1, full-source builds into a linked package directory, a linked build root and the checkout itself preserve the downloaded cache. A hard-linked cache in a separate build directory is replaced without changing the source file. In every case, python -m lean --help still works with downloads disabled.
• python -m build preserves the populated source cache. The wheel and sdist contain only the current empty modules placeholder, and the wheel lists it in RECORD; an older modules file in the source tree is not shipped.
• Tested end to end with Python 3.11 and pip 26.3: installing either artifact downloads and loads 37 modules, lean --version works, and uninstall removes site-packages/lean completely. Subsequent default and strict editable installs preserve the source cache and work from outside the checkout.

CI: Regression Testing passed. Both Build runs remain red at Check README. I verified the author's baseline diagnosis against the failing logs: their README patches match master's failed Build on f0e7416 (run 41728051351), adding the catalog's Interactive Brokers (FIX) options. The remaining interruptions are fail-fast cancellations, not evidence that unfinished tests passed. This unrelated failure is tracked in #705 and does not block this fix.

Other repositories: no coordinated code updates identified.

Risk: retained risk:low. The source-cache regression from my previous review is fixed and covered by a test that rejects the previous implementation. This is a small, revertible packaging fix with unchanged CLI commands and output, preserved working-cache behavior during builds, and independently verified build/install/uninstall results.

[quantconnect-kronos]

CI on 5fe501b: test (ubuntu-22.04, 3.10) (pull_request Build run 41752490883) and test (ubuntu-24.04, 3.14) (push Build run 41752484621) failed only at Check README. The other non-passing jobs in both runs were cancelled by fail-fast. Regression Testing passed.

The failing step's diff only adds Interactive Brokers (FIX) and --ib-fix-user-name/--ib-fix-account to README.md. That text comes from the hosted modules file, and master's Build on f0e7416 (run 41728051351) fails the same step with the same lines. This change doesn't cause it, and #705 tracks it.

Both runs have finished now, so I've re-run their failed jobs once. I expect Check README to fail the same way until README.md is regenerated on master.

[quantconnect-kronos]

The re-runs of the 5fe501b Build runs failed Check README again, this time in test (ubuntu-22.04, 3.9) (pull_request run 41752490883, attempt 2) and test (ubuntu-22.04, 3.10) (push run 41752484621, attempt 2). The other non-passing jobs were cancelled by fail-fast.

The diff is the same as before: Interactive Brokers (FIX) added to --brokerage, plus --ib-fix-user-name and --ib-fix-account. These come from the hosted modules file, and master's Build on f0e7416 (run 41728051351) fails the same way. #705 tracks it. Both runs have used their one re-run, so I'm not re-running them again. The push run's attempt 2 is still in progress. Its remaining jobs will be cancelled by fail-fast or will reach the same README check, which fails until README.md is regenerated on master.