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fix: re-parse the dependents of a deleted file on an incremental update - #1571

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Closes #1567. Fourth layer of stack #1562, on #1566.

What happens

Delete a file other, unchanged files depend on and run an incremental update: the dependents are not re-parsed, so the graph differs from a clean index of the remaining tree. Derived loses its INHERITS edge entirely where a clean index records INHERITS ExternalModule Base; pkg/derived.py loses its import where a clean index records IMPORTS ExternalModule base; shape.cpp loses its include and its call where a clean index records the std.shape.h external and a module-anchored fallback method.

Why

_process_files asks CYPHER_AFFECTED_CALLER_PATHS for the dependents of the changed, non-new files only (issue #1229 phase 4). Deleted files were handled after Pass 2 and never entered that query, so a dependent of a deleted file was neither re-parsed nor restorable (its target is gone).

Fix

The deleted set is known before Pass 2 (hash-cache keys the eligible walk no longer finds, minus unreadable files); it joins the dependents query while the subtrees still exist to match against. The dependents then re-parse and resolve their references exactly as a clean index does. The later deletion path is unchanged.

Test

test_incremental_deleted_dependents.py indexes Java, Python and C++ two-file fixtures, deletes the depended-on file, runs an incremental update, and asserts the dependent's outgoing edges and the whole snapshot (File/Folder nodes aside, their paths differ between trees) equal a clean index of the remaining tree. All three red without the graph_updater.py change, green with it. 295 emulator, incremental and updater tests pass.

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Incremental indexing now correctly reparses files that depend on deleted files.
    • Call and dependency relationships are updated accurately after deleting Java classes, Python modules, or C++ headers.
    • Deleted files that were previously processed through the Java source overlay are now handled correctly during incremental updates.
  • Tests

    • Added regression coverage for deleted files with stale overlay data.
    • Verified incremental results remain consistent after file deletion.

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Incremental graph updates now include deleted files that remain marked as Delombok-stale when they identify affected callers. A regression test verifies that the deleted file key reaches the dependents query.

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Deleted dependent reparsing

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Include deleted Delombok-stale paths in affected-caller processing
codebase_rag/graph_updater.py, codebase_rag/tests/test_incremental_deleted_dependents.py
The updater unions Delombok-stale keys with cached paths before filtering existing eligible files. The regression test verifies that a deleted stale file key reaches _affected_caller_keys.

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This localized change re-parses dependents of deleted files during incremental updates, with no actionable merge-blocking risk remaining beyond normal checks and review.

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the main fix: re-parsing dependents of deleted files during incremental updates.
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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The changes satisfy issue #1567. Deleted files enter the affected-dependents query before subtree deletion, dependents are re-parsed, and regression tests cover Java, Python, and C++ clean-index equiv…
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The code change and regression test directly support issue #1567 and the stated incremental-update objectives. No unrelated changes are identified.
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The changes satisfy issue #1567. Deleted files enter the affected-dependents query before subtree deletion, dependents are re-parsed, and regression tests cover Java, Python, and C++ clean-index equivalence.

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@vitali87 vitali87 changed the title fix: re-parse the dependents of a deleted file on an incremental update so their references resolve as a clean index would fix: re-parse the dependents of a deleted file on an incremental update Aug 30, 2026
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In `@codebase_rag/graph_updater.py`:
- Line 2396: Update the deleted_before_parse derivation in the affected-caller
query to include self._delombok_stale_keys alongside set(old_hashes) before
subtracting eligible_by_key.keys() and unreadable_keys. Add a regression test
covering deletion of a file from the Delombok overlay and verify its dependents
are reparsed with orphan cleanup behavior preserved.
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Incremental update never re-parses the dependents of a deleted file, so they keep edges a clean index would not have and lose the fallbacks it would

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