feat(ruby): a constant argument and a rescue class are dependencies; lazy_edges counts distinct pairs (parser version 89) by andriytyurnikov · Pull Request #139 · redhat-et/ripwire

andriytyurnikov · 2026-09-11T12:31:14Z

Round three of the Ruby constant work, on the same corpus-own index as #57 (superclass, mixins, autoload) and #65 (constant receivers). #65 pinned constant arguments and rescue classes as its disclosed floor; this lifts them, gate-first.

The rule

Ruby's rule is that evaluating a constant is what makes the autoloader load its file, and a receiver is only one of the places a constant is evaluated.

A constant argument is a directive. A constant chain that is a direct positional child of an argument_list, or the value of a keyword pair written directly in that list: raise Errors::Boom, validates_with Validator, delegate :name, to: Helper, record.is_a?(User), super(Validator), yield User. The argument_list is the grammar's one node for the arguments of a call (with or without parens), a super and a yield, so one read covers all three. The lists of include/extend/prepend/autoload stay round one's, one record per statement (pinned: include Helper + extend Validator, User = 3 records, none doubled). An argument is lazy inside a closure and load-time at class-body or file level, exactly like a receiver.
A rescue class is a directive, and it is lazy always. Ruby evaluates a rescue list only while matching an exception — class X; begin; 1; rescue Nope; end; end is silent, and the same begin with a raise inside names Nope in a NameError (ruby 4.0.6). So a class-body rescue is a use, not a load-time dependency, and stays out of the ccd/godfiles structure like every other lazy pair.
One dedupe key. Arguments and rescue classes share feat(ruby): a constant receiver is a dependency, and a lazy edge is a use, not structure (parser version 83) #65's (file, innermost open, written name) record with receivers; the parser-86 AND rule still decides the lazy bit — a rescue above a class-body receiver of the same name is one load-time directive (mixed.rb).
Disclosed floor, pinned to yield nothing (floor.rb): when patterns (eager in Ruby — the next round's first candidate), array/hash-literal elements, splats, assignment RHS, interpolation, binary operands.

A pre-existing defect the fixture exposed

<health lazy_edges=> and a row's lazy_edges= are documented as distinct (file, target) pairs, but resolveStructuralIncludeAdj walked the un-deduped adjacency — which is in directive order, not sorted (buildPreciseIncludeAdj sorts only when dedup=true) — and counted a pair once per run of equal ids. Errors::Boom, User, Errors::Bust in one method resolve to errors.rb, user.rb, errors.rb and read as 3 for 2 pairs. That is my code from #65; #65's own fixture never interleaved two spellings of one file with another target, so its pins were right by shape rather than by the count. The dropped ids are now sorted and uniqued. Split out with a third build (parser 89 with the old count): 1 546 / 1 147 / 6 398 / 2 549 old against 1 381 / 1 015 / 6 342 / 2 519 distinct on the four corpora below, with every other --deps byte identical between the two counts on activerecord.

Measured

--deps --limit=100000 --no-cache, parser 88 → 89. Gems are Rails 7.2.3.2; the apps are the same two Rails apps as #57/#65, aggregates only.

corpus	ccd	nccd	shape	load-time importees	lazy_edges	bytes
activesupport `lib/` (282)	15 299 → 15 775	7.59 → 7.83	tangled	201 → 202	935 → 1 381	75 988 → 85 530
activerecord `lib/` (395)	4 325 → 4 657	1.44 → 1.55	vertical	310 → 310	1 023 → 1 015	114 763 → 129 011
a Rails app, 4683 files / 3532 `.rb`	13 172 → 17 798	0.32 → 0.43	horizontal	414 → 1 015	5 630 → 6 342	750 915 → 855 559
a second Rails app, 2002 / 1895 `.rb`	6 543 → 7 577	0.34 → 0.39	horizontal	200 → 557	1 878 → 2 519	370 991 → 471 865

The importee column is the finding: a class-body validates_with X / delegate … to: X / rescue_from X is where a Rails file names what it loads. No shape moved. --impact on two real error classes of the second app: importers 0 → 9 and 0 → 7. The lazy_edges column carries both mechanisms above, and activerecord is where the over-count fix outweighs the new pairs. This repo's own (Ruby-free) default map is byte-identical before and after.

What moved, and why

kParserVer 88 → 89 with the mirror; Include's shape and cache format 18 unchanged. Re-pins with reasons in-file: test/qschemetrip.hash, test/printf_parity.manifest (impact + help_all: the lazy= help and legend now name the two new closure kinds). docs/COMMANDS.md regenerated.
test/rubyrecvcheck.sh: the floor arm inverts (Boom now has report.rb as a lazy importer); report.rb 5 → 6 directives, lazy_edges 2 → 3, health 9 → 10. test/rubyrequirecheck.sh: main.rb's rescue LoadError is a shown, out-of-tree row, 12 → 13, cone unchanged.
Gate count 598 → 599 via docs/gatecount_build.py.

Verification

test/rubyargcheck.sh written first: 22 arms red against the parser-88 binary, presence guard and every control green. Two commits: the red gate, then the feature.
Green: rubyargcheck, rubyrecvcheck, rubyconstcheck, rubyrequirecheck, rubyscopecheck, rubysettercheck, rubymetricscheck, javarubycheck, deplangscheck, qextractionkeycheck, qschemetripcheck, printffmtparitycheck, gatecountcheck.
ASan/UBSan (-fno-sanitize-recover=all): the four Ruby gates green under asan/ripwire, zero sanitizer bytes on stderr; a direct run over the fixture rc=0, empty stderr.
Determinism ×3, warm == cold and xmllint on activerecord; own-tree default map byte-identical to the parser-88 binary.
The full battery has not completed on my machine — killed for memory twice beside other applications. I am rerunning it sequentially now and will post the result here as a comment.

Reviewer pushback I expect, and my answer: (a) a rescue class as always-lazy rather than closure-gated — that is Ruby's evaluation order, measured, and it is what keeps a class-body begin/rescue from becoming a structural edge; (b) when left as a floor even though Ruby evaluates it eagerly — it is a third node shape (when → pattern), stated in the gate header as the next round's first candidate rather than folded in unmeasured.

…endencies — round three of the Ruby constant work test/rubyargcheck.sh + test/rubyargfix (19 files). Pins, each stated: a constant chain that is a direct positional child of an argument_list (call with or without parens, super, yield) or the value of a keyword pair in it, and every constant in a rescue clause's exception list, is a symbolic directive; the include/extend/prepend/autoload argument list stays round one's; dedupe shares round two's (file, innermost open, written) key with receivers; an argument is lazy inside a closure like a receiver; a rescue class is lazy ALWAYS (Ruby evaluates the exception list only when an exception is matched — measured on ruby 4.0.6); the AND over occurrences holds; resolution and the structure/use cut are unchanged. The floor this round leaves — when patterns, array/hash-literal elements, splats, assignment RHS, interpolation, binary operands — is pinned to yield nothing (floor.rb). RED against the parser-88 binary on 22 capture/resolve/structure arms; the presence guard, every mutation control, the floor arm, root spelling, determinism, warm == cold and xmllint pass. Two arms (mixed.rb's single directive and its order-blindness) pass vacuously at 88 because the rescue site is not yet captured there; they become live with the feature. Registered in test/regression.sh; the eight gate-count sites regenerated (598 → 599) by docs/gatecount_build.py. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Myz7oQxAjzctp9b2uSr6Pi

…lazy_edges counts distinct pairs (parser version 89) Round three of the Ruby constant work. Ruby's rule is that EVALUATING a constant is what makes the autoloader load its file, and a receiver (round two) is only one of the places a constant is evaluated. Round two pinned the other two positions as its disclosed floor; this commit lifts them, gate-first (test/rubyargcheck.sh, red at 88). - ingest_relations.h: rubyArgumentTargets reads an `argument_list` — the grammar's one node for the arguments of a call (with or without parens), a `super` and a `yield` — and returns every direct constant-chain child plus the value of each keyword pair written directly in it; a list belonging to include/extend/prepend/autoload is skipped whole (round one's, one record per statement). rubyRescueTargets reads a `rescue` clause's `exceptions` child. Both go through the constant-use dedupe receivers already use — (file, innermost open, written) — so `raise Errors::Boom`, `rescue Errors::Boom` and `Errors::Boom.new` in one nesting are one directive, and the parser-86 AND rule over occurrences decides the lazy bit. - Lazy: an argument follows the receiver rule (lazy inside kRubyClosureContainers, load-time at class-body or file level). A rescue class is lazy ALWAYS: Ruby evaluates a rescue list only while matching an exception — `class X; begin; 1; rescue Nope; end; end` is silent, the same begin with a raise inside names Nope (ruby 4.0.6). - graph.h resolveStructuralIncludeAdj: `lazy_edges=` is documented as DISTINCT (file, target) pairs but counted a pair once per RUN of equal ids over an adjacency that is in directive order, not sorted (dedup=false path). The new fixture's service.rb is the shape: three spellings onto errors.rb interleaved with user.rb and mailer.rb read as 4 for 3. Dropped ids are now sorted and uniqued. At parser 89 the old count read 1546/1147/6398/2549 on the four corpora against the distinct 1381/1015/6342/2519; every other --deps byte is identical between the two counts (activerecord). A pre-existing round-two defect, exposed by this round's fixture. - kParserVer 88 → 89 with kIngestParserVerMirror; Include's shape and cache format 18 unchanged. Re-pins with reasons in-file: qschemetrip.hash, printf_parity.manifest (impact + help_all: the lazy= help and legend name the two new closure kinds). docs/COMMANDS.md regenerated from the binary. - rubyrecvcheck: the floor arm inverts (Boom now has report.rb as a lazy importer); report.rb 5 → 6 directives, lazy_edges 2 → 3, health 9 → 10. rubyrequirecheck: main.rb's `rescue LoadError` is a shown, out-of-tree row, 12 → 13 directives, cone unchanged. Measured (--deps --limit=100000, 88 → 89): files with a load-time importer 414 → 1015 and 200 → 557 on the two Rails apps (a class-body `validates_with X` / `delegate … to: X` / `rescue_from X` is where a Rails file names what it loads); ccd 13172 → 17798 and 6543 → 7577, both still horizontal; activesupport 15299 → 15775 tangled, activerecord 4325 → 4657 vertical. --impact on two real error classes of an app: importers 0 → 9 and 0 → 7. This repo's own (Ruby-free) default map is byte-identical before and after. Verified: rubyargcheck, rubyrecvcheck, rubyconstcheck, rubyrequirecheck, qextractionkeycheck, qschemetripcheck, printffmtparitycheck green; the four Ruby gates green under ASan/UBSan with zero sanitizer bytes; determinism ×3, warm == cold and xmllint on activerecord; own-tree map byte-identical to the parser-88 binary. The full battery did not complete on this machine (killed for memory twice beside other applications); it is rerun after this commit and its result reported on the PR. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Myz7oQxAjzctp9b2uSr6Pi

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New Features
- Ruby dependency analysis now detects constant arguments in calls, super, yield, keyword values, and rescue clauses.
- Value-position references remain dependencies without narrowing unrelated call targets.
- Sidecar files must be regular files; symlinks and other file types are refused.
Bug Fixes
- Improved declaration-to-definition matching and corrected lazy-edge counting.
Documentation
- Updated command help, guides, legends, and test-suite counts.
Tests
- Added coverage for Ruby dependency detection, classification, caching, determinism, and output validity.

Walkthrough

Parser version 93 captures Ruby constant arguments and rescue classes as symbolic Include directives. Value-use directives remain dependencies but do not narrow call resolution. The change updates graph filtering, cache identity, Ruby regression gates, fixtures, documentation, and recorded outputs.

Changes

Ruby dependency extraction and resolution

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Capture and persist Ruby dependency records `src/ingest_relations.h`, `src/model.h`, `src/ingest_cache.h`, `src/quality.h`	Captures constant arguments and rescue classes, applies lazy classification and deduplication, stores `Include::isValueUse`, and updates parser and cache versions.
Separate dependency reporting from call narrowing `src/resolve.h`, `src/graph.h`	Keeps value-use dependencies in reporting paths, excludes them from call-narrowing adjacency, and requires declaration-file evidence before definition follow-through.
Validate Ruby extraction and narrowing `test/rubyargcheck.sh`, `test/rubyargfix/`, `test/rubyargnarrowfix/`, `test/rubyrecvcheck.sh`, `test/rubyrequirecheck.sh`, `test/regression.sh`	Adds fixtures and gate checks for extraction, resolution, laziness, deduplication, importer results, cache behavior, and declined call candidates.
Update contracts and recorded outputs `CHANGELOG.md`, `README.md`, `docs/**`, `src/cli.h`, `src/graphlegend.h`, `src/serialize.h`, `present/deck5_ripwire_build.js`, `test/printf_parity.manifest`, `test/qschemetrip.hash`, `test/qschemetripcheck.sh`	Updates parser documentation, help text, legends, measurements, hashes, gate counts, and repin records.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant RubyParser
  participant IngestRelations
  participant IncludeCache
  participant GraphBuilder
  participant CallResolver
  RubyParser->>IngestRelations: capture argument and rescue constants
  IngestRelations->>IncludeCache: store Include records with isValueUse
  IncludeCache->>GraphBuilder: provide dependency records
  GraphBuilder->>CallResolver: exclude value-use records from call narrowing
  CallResolver->>GraphBuilder: retain proven declaration-to-definition matches

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942-942: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Update the embedded --impact and --deps legends.

The user-facing --impact output at line 942 omits Ruby constant arguments and rescue classes. The --deps output at line 1728 already covers Ruby directives inside closures but omits rescue classes. Add the missing terms so both legends match the documented lazy-edge contract.
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In `@docs/COMMANDS.md` at line 942, Update the embedded --impact and --deps
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andriytyurnikov · 2026-09-11T12:39:20Z

On CodeRabbit's docs/COMMANDS.md finding (lines 942 and 1728): both lines are inside the fenced sample-output blocks, and their source is the recorded capture docs/captures/COMMANDS_showcase_2026-09-11.md (line 1002 for the --impact legend), not the help-derived text. The help-derived lines — 934 for --impact, 1720 for --deps — were regenerated from the binary and already name constant arguments and rescue classes. A capture is a dated recording that gets refreshed as a round by test/showcase_capture.py; hand-editing one is exactly what was reverted on #91, so I have left it alone here. Not a code change; noting it so the finding has a stated answer rather than a silent skip.

The full battery is still running sequentially on my machine; verdict to follow in this thread.

andriytyurnikov · 2026-09-11T13:42:42Z

Full battery, as promised. test/regression.sh run sequentially on the committed tree at 00430204 (the parallel runner was killed for memory twice on this machine, so this is the authoritative list, one gate at a time):

632 gates: 631 PASS, 1 FAIL — versioncheck.sh
rubyargcheck.sh                          PASS (in the absorb loop)

The one red was the binary's own git stamp: it had been built at 89cda44c+dirty, one commit before, and versioncheck asserts --version carries HEAD's hash. Rebuilt at 00430204 (no source change) and versioncheck.sh is green, so the battery is 632/632 on this head. Everything else in the earlier verification record stands: ASan/UBSan clean on the four Ruby gates, determinism ×3, warm == cold, xmllint on activerecord, own-tree default map byte-identical to the parser-88 binary.

joyful-ii-V-I · 2026-09-11T15:08:45Z

Thanks @andriytyurnikov, round three reads beautifully. You wrote rubyargcheck red first, measured Ruby's own rescue evaluation order, and caught your own lazy_edges run-count with the new fixture. We confirmed the count fix alone on rails and discourse too: every other --deps byte is identical.

Three things before it lands:

The call graph moves. Argument and rescue edges also feed the resolver's include narrow, which reads them as import evidence for bare method calls. On discourse, 1,017 call sites newly bind or narrow. We sampled 20 and 19 are wrong, for example %w[table tables].include? → RequestTracker::RateLimiters::Stack#include? and record.update! → DiscourseDev::Config#update!. Some correct edges are lost as well. A minimal repro: Dev::Config and Ledger each define update!, in different directories, and a third file runs notify(Dev::Config) and then record.update!(state: 1). On main, --callers reports 0 with declined_calls="2". On this branch it reports 2 callers, and both are false. Could these edges stay out of that narrow, so only the dependency verbs see them? The --deps and --impact growth this PR is for would be unchanged; only the resolver would stop reading the new kinds. If you read it differently, rounds one and two disclosed their edges=/ambiguous= movement, and this entry should too.
--deps legend. CodeRabbit's second point holds in the source. packDeps still defines lazy as a closure or an autoload, so it needs "or rescue class".
Merge. main added declinecheck, so both conflicts are one-liners and the gate count becomes 600. We're happy to push that merge if you like.

0.6.0 is close and we would like this in it. If it helps, we can push all three onto your branch as new commits for you to review: the narrow change (most likely a bit on the include record marking where it came from, so the resolver can skip those, plus a gate arm from the repro above), the legend line and the merge. Or we can wait for yours. Whichever you prefer — just say.

andriytyurnikov · 2026-09-11T16:26:51Z

Taking all three myself — the narrow is my miss (I fenced the default map on Ruby-free trees and never measured the call graph on a Ruby corpus), so the gate arm from your repro comes first, then the include-record bit, the packDeps line, and the merge. I'll disclose the call-graph movement on the four corpora in the CHANGELOG entry either way. Back here when the battery is green on the merged tree.

…bit keeps arguments and rescue classes out of the call narrow, the --deps legend names the rescue class, parser version 89 → 93 The three items from the review, on the merged tree: 1. NOT IMPORT EVIDENCE. Include gains `bool isValueUse` (cache format 20 → 21, a fourth u8 in the record), set for argument and rescue records and cleared by any receiver occurrence of the same (file, open, written) name — the AND over occurrences the lazy bit already uses. buildPreciseIncludeAdjWithContext takes `forCallNarrow` (default false); buildGraph's fileIncludes passes true and those records are left out of the narrow. Every other consumer (--deps, --impact's importer tier, the lazy-pair count) reads them through the default path, unchanged. Measured against a scratch-worktree build of upstream main 40a1895: the default map is BYTE-IDENTICAL on activesupport, activerecord, the two Rails apps and this repository; --report totals match main to the unit (3650/410, 8638/912, 23784/2067, 12108/1384 edges/modules) where the pre-fix branch had moved every one of them (23447/2030 and 55 more isolated symbols on the first app). Gate: test/rubyargnarrowfix, the review's repro — two update! definitions in different directories, a caller in a third passing Dev::Config and calling record.update! — declines the call as main does (count=0, declined_calls=1) and keeps notifier.rb as a lazy importer of dev/config.rb; the two callers arms are red on the pre-fix binary (1 false caller). 2. --deps LEGEND (serialize.h packDeps): "or is a Ruby autoload or rescue class". printf_parity re-pinned (impact, help_all moved; the deps label's fixture output does not carry that sentence). 3. MERGE. Conflicts: the eight gate-count sites regenerated (603); regression.sh keeps upstream's loop plus rubyargcheck; CHANGELOG and the qschemetrip re-pin log keep both sides; kParserVer RENUMBERED 89 → 93 with the mirror, because main spent 89..92 (extent, Kotlin, yaml) while the PR was open — exactly the collision the version notes warn about; qschemetrip.hash re-derived on the merged declaration lines (93 over 21). Verified: rubyargcheck (incl. the narrow arms), rubyrecvcheck, rubyconstcheck, rubyrequirecheck, declinecheck, macroreparsecheck, gatecountcheck, qextractionkeycheck, qschemetripcheck green; the four Ruby gates green under ASan/UBSan on a clean-first sanitizer build of the merged tree, zero sanitizer bytes; the narrow fixture rc=0 under ASan. Full battery to follow on this head. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Myz7oQxAjzctp9b2uSr6Pi

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2590-2591: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Bound the declined-candidate CSR.

Each declined call appends all candidates to g.declinedCand. A corpus with C calls and D same-name definitions now retains O(C×D) NodeId values. Generated code with common method names can exhaust memory.

Add a documented capacity limit or use a compact representation. Preserve the exact declinedOut count when detailed candidate data is truncated, and disclose the truncation.

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joyful-ii-V-I · 2026-09-12T02:02:50Z

No rush on the three you're taking — this is just a heads-up about main so it doesn't surprise you.

We're landing a round of fixes from a review sweep today, so main is moving more than usual and this
branch has picked up two conflicts: CHANGELOG.md (an append clash) and test/printf_parity.manifest
(a regenerable golden). Your Ruby code merges clean — it's only those two.

We'd rather not have you chasing a moving target, so whichever you prefer:

We resolve those two files for you. If "Allow edits from maintainers" is on, we push the resolution
to your branch and nothing else — no rebase, no force-push, no touching your commits.
You merge main once more when you're ready, and we hold the rest of our round behind you so it
does not happen twice.

Either way we are queuing this ahead of our own PRs, so you are not rebasing around our work. One thing we
will handle on our side: your kParserVer 93 collides with a bump in one of our branches, and since yours
has been waiting longer, ours moves to 94.

… conflicts, resolved by regeneration Maintainer-assisted merge, offered on the PR so the branch is not chasing a moving main during the 0.6.1 fix round. No rebase, no force-push; every commit on this branch is the author's own. Two conflicts, both mechanical: CHANGELOG.md — an append clash at the top of [Unreleased]. Both sides kept, in order: this branch's Ruby round-three section, then main's released [0.6.0] section below it. Nothing was dropped from either side. test/printf_parity.manifest — help_all only. NEITHER side of this conflict was correct: this branch's hash covers its own --impact/--deps help changes, main's covers the twelve flag rows that redhat-et#170 moved out of the six-space indent, and the merged tree contains both. Taking either side would have pinned a value no build produces. Re-pinned from the merged binary with UPDATE_GOLDEN_EXPECT=help_all: exactly one label moved (e616bb19 -> 55a7e1e3), 41 unchanged. parser version 93 and test/qschemetrip.hash carry through unchanged; gatecount_build --check and limits_build --check both rc 0 on the merged tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…th this branch PR redhat-et#142 landed on main after this branch was written: ok() became a contract that survives a failed write (sets the accumulator, returns 0), and the 1,782 `cond && ok … || no …` sites became if/then/else, because a failed PASS write made that idiom print FAIL for an arm that passed. test/gateexitcheck.sh enforces it tree-wide, so this file — written before the rule existed — went red the moment main merged in. The reporter is now the one test/rubyrecvcheck.sh already carries, and this gate's four single-line verdicts are if/then/else. No arm's meaning changed: rubyargcheck is rc 0 with the same population, and gateexitcheck is rc 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

joyful-ii-V-I · 2026-09-12T03:12:47Z

Took option 1 — main is merged in and pushed to your branch as a fast-forward (f4b81134..76d6b33a).
No rebase, no force, every commit of yours untouched.

Three things, and one of them is still red:

The two conflicts. CHANGELOG.md was an append clash; both sides kept, your round-three section under
[Unreleased] with the released [0.6.0] below it. test/printf_parity.manifest was more interesting —
neither side was correct. Your help_all hash covers your --impact/--deps help changes, main's
covers the twelve flag rows that #170 moved out of a six-space indent, and the merged binary produces
neither. Re-pinned from the merged build with UPDATE_GOLDEN_EXPECT=help_all: exactly one label moved, 41
unchanged.

test/rubyargcheck.sh needed the new reporter contract. #142 landed on main after you wrote this
branch: ok() is now a contract that survives a failed write, and cond && ok … || no … is gone tree-wide,
because a failed PASS write made that idiom print FAIL for an arm that passed. gateexitcheck enforces it,
so your file went red the moment main merged in — through no fault of yours. Converted to the same shape
rubyrecvcheck already uses; same arms, same population, rc 0.

Still red: showcasecapturecheck, and this one is ours to clear, not yours. Your src/graph.h changes
shift line numbers, so the committed capture's pinned seed src/graph.h:3359 no longer resolves to
rankGraphTeleport — the capture genuinely needs regenerating for this branch. Regenerating it here is
blocked by a stale branch of ours leaking into the capture's public-export scrub, which correctly refuses
to write rather than ship an unscrubbed document. We'll prune that and regenerate; nothing for you to do.

kParserVer 93 and test/qschemetrip.hash carry through unchanged, and gatecount_build --check /
limits_build --check are both rc 0 on the merged tree. Full local suite is green apart from the capture
above.

….6.1 fix round Every conflict was the gate-count family: the `for _g in` loop in test/regression.sh, unioned, and the marker sites in README.md, docs/EVALS.md and the deck, rewritten by docs/gatecount_build.py. No contributor commit is changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Two conflicts, both mechanical. test/regression.sh: the absorb loop. Each side added one gate, rubyargcheck here and sidecarsymlinkcheck on main, and both published 606. The union names 607. docs/gatecount_build.py rewrote the 8 marked sites in README.md, docs/EVALS.md and present/deck5_ripwire_build.js, which git had merged clean at 606. test/printf_parity.manifest: neither side was right. Re-pinned with UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 from this merge's own build. help_all moves against both sides (the --help text is now the union of both). impact keeps this branch's pin, so it moves against main only; main never re-pinned it. kParserVer stays 93 (main is at 92) and kIngestParserVerMirror agrees. docs/COMMANDS.md and the showcase capture merged clean and are regenerated in the next commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…the rankGraphTeleport seed at graph.h:3359 had moved Recorded in a ref-clean clone, because the capture's ref demos (--stray-content=lane, --eval-stray, the branch listings) read the checkout's real local refs. The clone held exactly main (2e3473f), the two lane branches main's capture already shows and origin still carries (lane/capsweep-2026-09-10, lane/contributing-sorting-2026-09-10), and the 16 release tags v0.1.0 through v0.6.0. It had no remote and was detached at the merge 45c9467. docs/COMMANDS.md was generated in the same clone from that capture and that build. Every lane/ name in both files is public: the two branches above, and lane/v1, which occurs only inside the policy id codex-lane/v1 and is already on main. The --naming-calibration block still withholds the project's own rebrand rows at the source (redhat-et#193), under its one disclosure line, and docscommandscheck (E), (F) and (G) pass. The rankGraphTeleport demo's src/graph.h seed moves from 3359 to 3362 with this PR's graph.h change; showcasecapturecheck (H) resolves it again. Recorded with TMPDIR pointed at a new, empty directory, so the run's cache starts empty and no cache state from other trees on the recording machine reaches the document. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…inned from the merged build The only conflict was test/printf_parity.manifest: both sides moved impact and help_all, and neither side's pin is the merged binary's. Re-pinned with UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 from the merged build; labels moved against main: help_all impact . Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…des kept The only conflict was CHANGELOG.md [Unreleased]: main's sidecar Upgrade notes (redhat-et#191) and this PR's Added section. Both kept, the Upgrade notes first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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joyful-ii-V-I · 2026-09-12T17:39:36Z

Merged. Thank you, @andriytyurnikov.

This is the third round of your Ruby constant work in main. It closes the two gaps #65 left as its disclosed floor: a constant argument and a rescue class are now dependencies.

It was easy to take for the same reasons as the first two rounds:

The rule comes from Ruby's own evaluation order.
rubyargcheck was red before the feature existed.
The new floor arms pin, in writing, what still yields nothing, so the next round starts from a known boundary rather than a guess.

Your fixture also caught a defect that predates your work: lazy_edges= was counting repeated adjacency entries instead of distinct pairs.

While the PR waited, main moved under it several times, so we merged main in as maintainer commits on your branch:

The gate list is the union of both sides.
The gate count and test/printf_parity.manifest were regenerated from the merged build.
The showcase capture was re-recorded, because your graph.h change moved a line the capture pins.

The parser version is 93, as promised; #172 takes 94 next.

It is merged, not squashed, so your commits keep your name in the history, and you are credited in the 0.6.1 release notes.

… 94, absorb loop unioned, pins re-derived #139 (Ruby arguments and rescue classes) landed on main at kParserVer 93 and kCacheVersion 21 while this branch also spent 93. The parser version is one monotonic counter, so this branch takes 94. Seven conflicts, none in the fix itself; src/ingest_parsepool.h and src/ingest_sidecap.h merged clean. - src/ingest_cache.h, src/quality.h: kParserVer and kIngestParserVerMirror 94; kCacheVersion and kIngestCacheVersionMirror keep main's 21. This change filters which records are extracted and gives no record a field (dropPreprocDead reads the existing site bytes; Include is read through `byte`, never aggregate-built, so #139's new isValueUse field does not reach it). Both notes are kept, 94 above 93, and the 94 note now says a v93 blob is what it rejects and that the cache format stays #139's 21. - test/qschemetrip.hash: re-derived on the merged tree (neither side hashed the 94/21 declaration lines), with a RE-PIN LOG entry in test/qschemetripcheck.sh. - test/regression.sh: main's loop order kept, ppdeadrolescheck inserted where this branch had it (608). - README.md, docs/EVALS.md, present/deck5_ripwire_build.js: gate count regenerated by docs/gatecount_build.py (608 at 8 sites). - test/printf_parity.manifest and docs/COMMANDS.md regenerated from the merged build: no label moved and no byte changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…s lane One conflict, test/printf_parity.manifest's help_all line: #139 and this lane both changed --help, so neither side's hash was right. Took main's side, rebuilt with --clean-first, and re-pinned from the merged binary (UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 printffmtparitycheck): help_all moved, the other 41 labels match main's manifest. docs/COMMANDS.md regenerated from the merged build equals the text merge. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…dule/name/arity resolution) — parser version 95 REHEARSAL ONLY — local branch pr81-rehearsal, never pushed. Resolves the 15 conflicted files of merging main into @henry-hz's head 9046edc, assuming PR redhat-et#139 (kParserVer 93, kCacheVersion 21) and PR redhat-et#172 (kParserVer 94) land first: - src/ingest_cache.h, src/quality.h: kParserVer / kIngestParserVerMirror 95 (branch carried 87, main 92); kCacheVersion / kIngestCacheVersionMirror 21 (redhat-et#139's format; redhat-et#81 changes no record shape). - src/ingest_elixir.h, src/ingest_sidecap.h: the branch's semantics kept (ElixirContext scopeOf/moduleOf, attribute refs, alias/atom/dot/__MODULE__ receivers, the refined @-attribute filter); converted to main's redhat-et#127 API (fieldChild/NodeField, kindIs) since the by-name nodeFieldText overload is gone on main. NodeField gains Operand (src/infra/fieldid.h). #include <charconv> added (review item 1). - src/graph.h: PROVISIONAL accounting on the Elixir no-candidate drop — disposition Undefined/Unresolved instead of Unaccounted, so main's 6b8dc9d conservation alert stops firing on every Elixir corpus (it fired on test/elixirfix: 10 of 19 sites). No edge changes; review item 2's design choice stays open. - test/regression.sh: gate-list union (606 + elixirsemanticcheck = 607); test/gateexitcheck.sh: both rows. - test/qschemetrip.hash, test/printf_parity.manifest, gate-count sites, docs/COMMANDS.md: regenerated from the merged build. docs/captures/*: main's side (the 09-12 capture's graph.h seed now needs a ref-clean re-record: rankGraphTeleport moved 3357 -> 3371). - CHANGELOG.md, README.md, docs/ARCHITECTURE.md: both sides, renumbered to 95/21/10. Wanted gate set after this commit: gates=12 pass=11 fail=1 — the one failure is showcasecapturecheck arm (H), the seed line, which only a re-recorded capture can fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…— kParserVer stays 95 over redhat-et#139's 93, absorb loop unioned, pins re-derived Eight conflicts: version ladders, re-pin logs, the absorb loop and generated counts. No Elixir or Ruby logic conflicted. redhat-et#172 (kParserVer 94) is merged next, so this commit's 95 already sits over both. - src/ingest_cache.h, src/quality.h: kParserVer and kIngestParserVerMirror stay 95; both notes kept, 95 above 93. kCacheVersion 21 keeps main's description of redhat-et#139's format change, plus the branch's note that redhat-et#81 appends RecvKind / LocalBindKind enumerators to the existing u8 and changes no record shape. - test/qschemetripcheck.sh: both RE-PIN LOG entries, the Elixir pair above redhat-et#139's. - test/qschemetrip.hash: re-derived on the merged tree (UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 starting from main's value). It equals the branch's pre-merge ce851b68: main changed no manifest function, and the branch already declared 95 over 21. - test/regression.sh: main's loop order kept, elixirsemanticcheck and elixirnamearitycheck inserted where the branch had them (609). - README.md, docs/EVALS.md, present/deck5_ripwire_build.js: gate count regenerated by docs/gatecount_build.py (609 at 8 sites). - CHANGELOG.md merged clean: the Elixir entry (parser version 95) and redhat-et#139's Ruby entry both kept. Binary-derived outputs (test/printf_parity.manifest, docs/COMMANDS.md, the showcase capture) are re-derived after the redhat-et#172 merge, from one clean build of the combined tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…— kParserVer 95 over redhat-et#172's 94, captureTagsFacts takes both parameters, pins re-derived REHEARSAL, local only: redhat-et#172 (the `#if 0` filter over every role and definition) is not merged yet. Its head is based on main 558a2e0, which the previous commit already brought in, so once redhat-et#172 lands the final `git merge origin/main` has nothing left to resolve here. Ten conflicts; two are code. - src/ingest_sidecap.h, src/ingest_parsepool.h: captureTagsFacts keeps both new parameters — redhat-et#81's Elixir bind/include outputs and redhat-et#172's decided-dead ranges, walked once per file by the worker — as (..., defs, refs, binds, includes, ppDead), and both call sites pass both. The function-local ppDead recompute the branch still carried is gone. redhat-et#172's firstRefOfFile window is taken before ElixirContext::prepare, so it spans every ref the function appends. At the tail redhat-et#172's filter runs first ("before anything else reads either one"), then redhat-et#81's defimpl expansion, then foldFieldDefs. The order changes no output: preprocDeadRangesFor is empty for every non-C-family language, so the filter is a no-op on an Elixir file and the expansion never runs on a C-family one. One comment paragraph says why the bind/include windows the function now appends (Elixir only) are not filtered. - src/ingest_cache.h, src/quality.h: kParserVer and kIngestParserVerMirror 95; notes kept 95 / 94 / 93. kCacheVersion 21: neither redhat-et#172 nor redhat-et#81 changes a record shape. - test/qschemetripcheck.sh: redhat-et#172's RE-PIN LOG entry kept under the Elixir pair, which records the second re-derivation. - test/qschemetrip.hash: re-derived (UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 starting from redhat-et#172's 045d24c5) = ce851b68, the branch's own value: neither redhat-et#139 nor redhat-et#172 touched a manifest function or kMergeDiffArgs, and the hashed declaration lines read 95 over 21. - test/regression.sh: redhat-et#172's loop order kept, elixirsemanticcheck and elixirnamearitycheck where the branch had them (610). - README.md, docs/EVALS.md, present/deck5_ripwire_build.js: gate count regenerated by docs/gatecount_build.py (610 at 8 sites). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

andriytyurnikov · 2026-09-13T12:09:00Z

Closing the loop on CodeRabbit's two outside-diff findings on src/graph.h here, both verified on main at 1cf3086e:

Declined-candidate CSR grows with calls × candidates (2026-09-11). Closed by perf(graph): store the declined calls' candidate lists once per distinct list #208: one interned copy per distinct candidate list, a uint32 offset ceiling behind DEGRADED_PATH_ALERT, verifyOffsetCsr beside verifyCsr, and test/declinedlistcheck.sh. The bound is by construction: a distinct list is a subset of the definitions sharing one name, so the store grows with symbols and narrowing outcomes, never with calls. declinedlistcheck 30/30 and declinecheck 162/162 green on main before I started; nothing left to do.
The proven-file check retains an anonymous-namespace helper for api.h:helper (2026-09-12, after merge). Real, and arm (B) of decltodefcheck did not cover it: (B)'s TUs do not include the header, and rule 2 proves the FILE, so a TU that includes api.h for its own reasons and defines an internal-linkage overload of helper was gathered by name and served — the header-qualified count read 3 where the defining .cpp's read 1. One correction to the framing: a same-signature anonymous helper in an including TU makes every unqualified call ambiguous, so the shape that compiles is an overload or a namespace-scope static. Fixed in fix(graph): an internal-linkage definition no longer stands for another file's declaration (parser version 96) #216: an extracted internalLinkage bit (parser version 96, cache 22), kept out of another file's widening and COUNTED in unproven_defs= so the residue the (E2) arms assert stays disclosed. Red-first arm (B2) there, with the fixture and the numbers.

… internal-linkage definition in an including TU CodeRabbit's post-merge finding on #139 (src/graph.h, outside the diff), confirmed by fixture: the decl-to-def widening proves a candidate by FILE (its TU #includes the declaring header), so a TU that includes api.h for its own reasons and defines an unrelated `helper` in an anonymous namespace, or as a namespace-scope `static`, is served as the header's implementation. The shape that compiles is an overload — helper(double) / helper(long) beside the declared helper(int) — and by name both were kept. Arm (B) covered TUs that do NOT include the header; this is the gap it left. On main's binary: FAIL (B2) api.h:helper serves localUse statUse — an anonymous-namespace / static helper in a TU that includes api.h (internal linkage, gathered by name) Expected: count="1" naming useApi, equal to api.cpp:helper's answer, with the two dropped definitions DISCLOSED as unproven_defs="2". Controls: the bare name unions all three; the .cpp-qualified answer is unchanged. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Myz7oQxAjzctp9b2uSr6Pi

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