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refactor: Replace combinatorial nested collection enums with recursive VALUE_LIST/VALUE_SET
Replace 4 combinatorial enum values (LIST_LIST=36, LIST_SET=37, SET_LIST=38,
SET_SET=39) with 2 recursive enum values (VALUE_LIST=40, VALUE_SET=41) that
use RepeatedValue to enable unlimited nesting depth. This is a breaking change
for an unreleased feature, as suggested in PR #6132 review.
Key changes:
- Proto: Remove 4 enum/oneof fields, add VALUE_LIST/VALUE_SET with reserved 36-39
- Python: Update ValueType enum, type system, serialization, field persistence
- JSON: Update proto_json encode/decode for new field names
- Tests: Rewrite all nested collection tests (204 tests passing)
- Docs: Update type-system.md for recursive design
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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### Nested Collection Types
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Feast supports 2-level nested collections, combining Array and Set types:
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Feast supports arbitrarily nested collections using a recursive `VALUE_LIST` / `VALUE_SET` design. The outer container determines the proto enum (`VALUE_LIST` for `Array(…)`, `VALUE_SET` for `Set(…)`), while the full inner type structure is persisted via a mandatory `feast:nested_inner_type` Field tag.
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| Feast Type | Python Type | ValueType | Description |
Where `T` is any supported primitive type (Int32, Int64, Float32, Float64, String, Bytes, Bool, UnixTimestamp).
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Where `T` is any supported primitive type (Int32, Int64, Float32, Float64, String, Bytes, Bool, UnixTimestamp) or another nested collection type.
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**Notes:**
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- Nesting is limited to 2 levels. `Array(Array(Array(T)))` will raise a `ValueError`.
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- Inner type information is preserved via Field tags (`feast:nested_inner_type`) and restored during deserialization.
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- For `Array(Set(T))` and `Set(Set(T))`, inner collection elements are automatically deduplicated.
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- Nesting depth is **unlimited**. `Array(Array(Array(T)))`, `Set(Array(Set(T)))`, etc. are all supported.
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- Inner type information is preserved via Field tags (`feast:nested_inner_type`) and restored during deserialization. This tag is mandatory for nested collection types.
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- Empty inner collections (`[]`) are stored as empty proto values and round-trip as `None`. For example, `[[1, 2], [], [3]]` becomes `[[1, 2], None, [3]]` after a write-read cycle.
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