fix(rust): bind Type::f() to the type a scoped or external use names by vitali87 · Pull Request #2791 · vitali87/code-graph-rag

vitali87 · 2026-10-02T22:31:47Z

Summary

A Rust Type::f() call, and a method called on its result (Type::new().m(), or let b = Type::new(); b.m()), now binds the type that the innermost use naming Type points at: the caller's own function-body use, then an enclosing inline mod (mod tests { use my_beta::Builder; }), then the file. Before, every probe read only the file's bindings and then searched types by simple name, so the crate's own Builder, or any first-party Parser standing in for regex_syntax::Parser, answered as an exact edge, sometimes in a crate the caller does not depend on.
A use path into an external crate never resolves to a first-party type. That covers a toolchain crate (std, core, alloc, proc_macro), or a dependency the importing package's manifest fetches from outside the repo that is not a crate the repo holds. Such a call records no first-party edge, and a receiver typed by such a path reads as external. Before, the raw path's last segment was matched against every registered type (_resolve_rust_class_qn), and the file-level type lookup fell through to the same simple-name search.
No Rust call lands outside the caller's Cargo dependency closure (the issue's third expectation). The closure is the caller's own package plus every package its manifest depends on, directly or through them. Dev- and build-dependencies count, and so does a workspace member declared by version alone (the published-workspace shape, fix(dead-code): root Rust methods implementing external traits #1048). ImportProcessor.rust_crate_reaches answers it from the manifests the import half already parses, cached and reset with them. The resolver applies it in two ways:
- It filters every name-based candidate: the bare-name guess (_nameable_candidates), the simple-name type searches (_resolve_class_name, _resolve_rust_class_qn) and chain return types (_resolve_type_to_class_qn). A reachable same-named candidate is picked instead of an unreachable one.
- resolve_function_call drops any Rust result still outside the closure. One such route is a match arm typed by its variant's name: ripgrep's Ok(WalkEvent::Dir(ent)) bound ent.path() to the root package's integration-test helper tests::util::Dir.
- A module outside every package manifest proves nothing and keeps its edges.
Review fixes:
- When the type a scoped use names lacks the item, the call binds nothing instead of falling to the bare-name guess (CodeRabbit).
- A local's declared type keeps the module path it is written with (x: crate::a::Builder), so a body use crate::b::Builder; cannot rebind it, and the resolver resolves such a path through the module it names (Greptile).
Files:
- codebase_rag/parsers/call_resolver.py:
  - _rust_scoped_type mirrors the walk order of _rust_walk_enclosing_scopes.
  - _resolve_rust_scoped_type_path is a probe right after the inline-scope one.
  - _rust_scoped_local_types rebinds bare receiver types.
  - _chain_class_qn and _infer_rust_assoc_base_type take the Rust caller.
  - External guard: _rust_path_is_external.
  - Path-aware type lookup: _rust_module_path_type.
  - Crate filter: _rust_crate_reaches.
- codebase_rag/parsers/import_processor.py: the dependency closure.
- codebase_rag/parsers/rs/type_inference.py: declared types keep their module path.
- codebase_rag/logs.py: one debug message.

Demo

Animated runs

The screenshot runs the issue's workspace verbatim. cargo test -p my-alpha passes with beta's value. It is indexed with cgr start on main and on this branch into a fresh Memgraph, and the CALLS edges of top_level, fn_scoped and uses_beta are queried:

On main, all six edges are exact edges into alpha's same-named Parser/Builder.
On this branch, app's calls leave the graph (external crate), and uses_beta binds crates.beta.src.lib.Builder.new/.build, exact.

It then indexes BurntSushi/ripgrep (HEAD 3fce3b5) with both checkouts and classifies every cross-crate CALLS edge against each member's transitive (dev-)dependency closure. On main the counts match the issue exactly (exact 938/23, heuristic 705/780). On this branch they are exact 954/0 and heuristic 869/0: no CALLS edge leaves the caller's dependency closure. Heuristic edges into dependencies rise because the guess now picks the reachable same-named candidate where it used to pick an unreachable one. regex/src/ban.rs:62 no longer binds rg's own CLI Parser. printer/src/json.rs:1042 now binds grep-regex's RegexMatcherBuilder, a dev-dependency of printer, instead of pcre2's.

Type of Change

Related Issues

Fixes #2622

Related: #2595 (#2543, prelude/std Type::fn()), #2599 (#2542, bare pub use re-exports). git merge-tree against both branches reports conflicts only in call_resolver.py, and the conflict hunks are byte-identical to the ones each branch already has against origin/main (main's Lua and module-constant changes). This branch adds none.

Test Plan

New tests added: codebase_rag/tests/test_rust_scoped_use_type_paths.py
- Red on main, green here (6):
  - test_file_use_of_external_crate_type_binds_no_first_party_type
  - test_fn_scoped_use_of_external_crate_type_binds_no_first_party_type
  - test_inline_mod_use_binds_the_dev_dependency_type
  - test_inline_mod_use_binds_a_chained_call_on_the_imported_type
  - test_inline_mod_use_of_external_crate_type_binds_no_first_party_type
  - test_fn_scoped_use_of_first_party_type_shadows_the_module_type
- All six failed on main with exact edges into the same-named first-party type (re-verified after merging the latest origin/main, by restoring main's call_resolver.py).
- Negative tests, green on main and here (3):
  - test_local_type_path_still_binds_the_local_type: no use names it, at module level and under use super::*.
  - test_imported_dependency_type_is_not_captured_by_a_same_named_type: a file-level use my_beta::Builder keeps binding beta, and neither alpha's Builder nor a sibling module's Builder captures it.
  - test_scoped_use_of_a_different_name_leaves_the_call_alone: a function use std::fmt::Write and a test-module use my_beta::Other leave Builder::new() on the crate's own type.
New tests added: codebase_rag/tests/test_rust_crate_dependency_scope.py (the issue's third expectation)
- Red before the filter, green here (3), each failing with the issue's edge:
  - test_name_guess_into_a_non_dependency_crate_yields_no_edge: an untyped parts.count() in base bound top::Counter::count, heuristic, though top depends on base.
  - test_type_found_by_name_in_a_non_dependency_crate_yields_no_edge: Meter::new().gauge() found top's Meter by simple name, exact.
  - test_match_arm_typed_by_variant_name_binds_no_non_dependency_type: ripgrep's Ok(WalkEvent::Dir(ent)) with ent.path() gave an exact edge to the root package's tests::util::Dir::path.
- Negative tests, green before and after (2):
  - test_dependency_and_same_crate_targets_keep_their_edges: direct and transitive dependencies, an imported type's exact call, and a same-crate guess.
  - test_dev_dependency_and_version_only_workspace_member_keep_their_edges.
Review red tests in test_rust_scoped_use_type_paths.py:
- test_scoped_type_without_the_item_binds_no_other_type (CodeRabbit).
- test_qualified_declared_type_is_not_rebound_by_a_scoped_use (Greptile), with the negative test_bare_declared_type_follows_the_scoped_use.
Targeted suite: every test file that indexes Rust or references the changed resolver, import-processor and Rust type-inference functions (142 files) gave 2536 passed, 4 skipped, 1 xfailed on the final head, which is current with origin/main. The full unit suite was not run locally (shared machine); CI runs it.
ruff check, ruff format, and ty check (All checks passed!) on codebase_rag.
Manual testing: the demo above, cargo test -p my-alpha and cargo check --tests --workspace on the repro, and the ripgrep measurement.

Sonar follow-up (`2c82c48`)

_rust_scoped_type (complexity 24 → 2) now handles the missing-caller case and the caller's own use, then hands off to _rust_enclosing_scope_type (the innermost-first scope walk) and _rust_scoped_use_type (following a use target to a type). Behaviour is unchanged.
The Rust tests pass (757 passed).

Checklist

PR title follows Conventional Commits format
All pre-commit checks pass (make pre-commit)
No hardcoded strings in non-config/non-constants files
No # type: ignore, cast(), Any, or object type hints
New comments and docstrings explain why, not what (see Comment Policy)

Review follow-ups (`be737bb`)

self::/super:: in an inline mod counted from the file (Greptile 4171480979): fixed. _rust_scoped_local_types now rebinds a local whose declared type is a path, through _rust_inline_path_type.
- That function resolves the path from the caller's innermost inline mod, using the same module record that self::/super:: call paths already use.
- A bare head is tried first as the mod's own use or child mod.
- A self::/super:: path that names no type in that mod binds nothing, rather than the file's type of the same name.
- File-level callers and crate:: paths are unchanged.
A renamed workspace dependency lost its edges (Greptile 4171480983): fixed.
- A pathless dependency now resolves to a workspace member by package name: the package = value, otherwise the key. Hyphens are read as underscores, and { workspace = true } inherits the root entry, rename included.
- The alias, as the code writes it, counts as a repo crate, so use alias::Type calls keep their edges.
- An alias renamed to a registry package stays external, even when it equals a member's name.
Red tests (8 failed on ddb3c98):
- test_self_path_in_inline_mod_binds_the_mod_type;
- test_super_path_in_nested_inline_mod_binds_the_parent_mod_type;
- test_bare_path_in_inline_mod_binds_the_mod_child_type;
- test_inline_mod_path_to_an_external_type_binds_no_sibling_or_file_type;
- test_renamed_workspace_member_dependency_keeps_its_edges[version|ws_version];
- test_version_only_member_named_apart_from_its_lib_keeps_its_edges;
- test_dependency_renamed_to_a_registry_package_stays_external.
Every inline-mod fixture also has a same-named Builder in a sibling mod, which must never be chosen.
Negative tests (green before and after):
- test_module_path_without_inline_shadowing_binds_the_file_type;
- the [path] and [ws_path] renamed forms.
Results: targeted Rust scope 1022 passed, 3 skipped.

Review follow-ups (`7fb0e48`)

self::alias::Builder lost its edge (Greptile 4171571325): fixed. After self::/super::, _rust_relative_use_path_type reads each middle segment through the mod's own bindings: a child module first, then a use binding (as aliases included). The last segment is followed through re-exports and globs. A binding that leaves the repo still binds nothing.
A git dependency bound a same-named member (Greptile 4171571328): fixed. Only a crates.io source matches a workspace member by package name: a bare version, or a table with no git, registry, registry-index or path. { workspace = true } is judged by the entry it inherits.
- A git dependency, an alternate-registry dependency, or a path outside the repo stays external.
- A dependency patched to a member through the root [patch.<source>] table binds that member.
Red tests (failed on be737bb):
- test_relative_path_through_a_mod_use_binds_its_target_type (self::alias, super::alias, self::a, glob)
- test_member_named_dependency_from_another_source_stays_external[git_renamed|git_plain|ws_git|alt_registry|path_outside]
Negative and guard tests:
- test_relative_path_through_an_external_alias_binds_no_first_party_type
- test_git_dependency_patched_to_the_member_keeps_its_edges
- test_dependency_renamed_to_a_registry_package_stays_external
Results: targeted Rust scope 1055 passed, 3 skipped.
Not handled:
- the deprecated [replace] table;
- Cargo's URL canonicalisation when matching [patch] git URLs.

Review follow-up (`80f4f99`)

An incompatible root [patch] produced false local edges (Greptile outside-diff P2): fixed. A path patch now stands in for a dependency only when the member's version satisfies the dependency's requirement, as Cargo does:
- The member version is [package] version, or the root [workspace.package] version when inherited.
- The requirement is the bare version string or the table's version, also when inherited through { workspace = true }.
- A dependency with no requirement takes the patch.
- A member with no version, or an unparseable version on either side, stays external.
- A patch entry decides for its source, crates.io included, so an incompatible [patch.crates-io] stays external instead of falling back to the name rule.
- The new parsers/rs/cargo_semver.py implements Cargo requirement matching without a new dependency: caret by default (including the rules below 1.0), ~, =, comparison bounds, wildcards and Cargo's pre-release rule.
Red tests: test_root_patch_stands_in_only_for_a_version_it_satisfies[git_incompatible|crates_io_incompatible|inherited_incompatible|member_without_version].
Negative tests:
- [git_compatible|git_no_requirement|crates_io_compatible|inherited_compatible];
- test_git_dependency_patched_to_the_member_keeps_its_edges;
- test_rust_cargo_semver.py (53 cases).
Results: targeted Rust scope 1181 passed, 3 skipped.

Review follow-up (`dceee0e`)

A compatible patch was skipped (Greptile 4171706535): fixed. _rust_patch_entry stopped at the first [patch.<source>] entry naming the package, so the result depended on the order of the entries.
- _rust_patch_entries now returns every entry that names the package, by key or through package =.
- _rust_patch_target keeps the in-repo path entries whose version meets the requirement and picks the highest, as Cargo does.
- If no entry qualifies, the dependency stays external. With no requirement, the highest readable version wins. An unreadable version never meets a requirement.
- cargo_semver.version_key is now public and gives the ordering.
Red tests (test_patch_listing_several_versions_uses_the_highest_compatible): the [incompatible_first], [highest_compatible] and [bounded] cases.
Negative tests: [compatible_first], [none_compatible] and every earlier patch case still pass.
Results: the targeted Rust/import scope gives 1186 passed, 3 skipped. ruff and ty are clean.
Known gap: when the chosen patch is not the workspace member the dependency name maps to, the associated-function call my_base::Meter::new still resolves through that member and is then dropped by the crate filter. The method-call edges are correct.
- The cause is that _resolve_imported_class_qn does not pass module_qn. That code is inside a fix(rust): resolve bare 2018-edition pub use re-exports to the local module #2599 hunk, so it is left for after fix(rust): resolve bare 2018-edition pub use re-exports to the local module #2599.

Review follow-up (`530bd16`)

A higher-version Git patch was ignored (Greptile 4171777129): fixed. _rust_patch_target no longer drops Git or out-of-repo patch entries before comparing.
- The highest qualifying in-repo patch wins only when every foreign entry is provably below it, meaning that entry's own version requirement has an upper bound under the local version (=1.2.0, ~1.2, <1.5 against 1.5.0). The check is the new cargo_semver.all_below.
- Otherwise the dependency stays external: no version, one that may be equal or higher (1.5), or an unbounded one (>=1.2). This matches how an unreadable version is already handled, and avoids exact edges to what may be the wrong crate.
- Known conservative case: a fork whose version cannot meet the requirement at all (=2.0.0 against "1") also leaves the dependency external, although Cargo would use the local copy.
Red tests (test_patch_from_another_source_wins_unless_certainly_lower): [fork_unversioned] (Greptile's case), [fork_higher] and [fork_unbounded].
Negative tests: [fork_pinned_lower] and [fork_bounded_lower] still bind the local copy, and every local-only case is unchanged. There are 14 new all_below unit cases.
Results: the targeted Rust/import scope gives 1205 passed, 3 skipped. ruff and ty are clean.

Review follow-up (`4268ade`)

An incompatible patch dropped valid calls (Greptile 4171819680): fixed. A Git or out-of-repo patch whose own version can never meet the dependency's requirement is now left out of the comparison, as Cargo leaves it unused.
- The new cargo_semver.requirements_disjoint(a, b) returns True only when it can prove there is no common version: the tightest lower bound is above the tightest upper bound, or both sit on the same key and one excludes it. An unbounded or unreadable requirement never counts as disjoint.
- A foreign patch with no version, or one that may overlap, still counts, as before.
Red tests (test_patch_from_another_source_wins_unless_ruled_out):
- [fork_incompatible_exact] (Greptile's case: =1.2.0, local 1.2.0, git =2.0.0);
- [fork_incompatible_major];
- [fork_incompatible_floor].
Negatives: [fork_unversioned], [fork_higher] and [fork_unbounded] stay external. The pinned-lower, bounded-lower and local-only cases are unchanged. There are 16 new requirements_disjoint unit cases, each also checked with its arguments swapped.
Results: the targeted Rust/import scope gives 1040 passed, 3 skipped. ruff and ty are clean.

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Bug Fixes
- Improved Rust call analysis for imported types and module paths, including scoped imports, aliases, re-exports, inline modules, and chained calls.
- Prevented external imports from being matched to similarly named project types or methods, and avoided incorrect calls for unresolved paths or missing methods.
- Rust call results now exclude targets outside the caller’s reachable dependency scope, including unrelated workspace members, while accounting for transitive and development dependencies and compatible local patches.

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Rust call resolution now applies caller-scoped imports and inline-module paths to inferred types, associated calls, and chained return types. Cargo manifest data determines workspace dependency reachability and eligible local patch targets. Tests cover scoped imports, shadowing, external types, and dependency boundaries.

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Rust call resolution and dependency scope

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Cargo dependency and version resolution `codebase_rag/constants/ast_rust.py`, `codebase_rag/parsers/import_processor.py`, `codebase_rag/parsers/rs/cargo_semver.py`, `codebase_rag/tests/test_rust_cargo_semver.py`, `codebase_rag/tests/test_rust_crate_dependency_scope.py`	Manifest helpers derive dependency closures and workspace-member mappings, including renamed dependencies and qualifying root patches. Version-requirement helpers compare Cargo-style constraints. Tests cover version comparisons, dependency sources, and patch selection.
Scoped Rust type resolution `codebase_rag/parsers/rs/type_inference.py`, `codebase_rag/parsers/call_resolver.py`, `codebase_rag/tests/test_rust_scoped_use_type_paths.py`	Type lookup applies caller and enclosing-module imports, preserves module-qualified paths, and resolves relative module paths. Tests cover aliases, glob imports, shadowing, external imports, and implementation methods.
Caller-aware calls and crate reachability `codebase_rag/parsers/call_resolver.py`, `codebase_rag/logs.py`	Associated calls, chained calls, and return-type candidates use caller context. Rust targets outside the caller’s dependency closure are excluded, and the resolver has a log template for dropped calls.

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The change generally narrows incorrect cross-crate attribution. No new execution or privilege exposure was established, but dependency identity and concurrent refresh behavior retain unverified edge cases.

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Security Blast Radius

inferred — The demonstrated influence of analyzed source and manifests is over local manifest reads and Rust graph-target attribution. No credential, IAM, deployment or runtime-execution sink was established in the inspected paths; this does not establish complete downstream coverage.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

observed — Workspace-member discovery globs manifest-provided patterns without resolved containment checks before manifest reading. The base revision already used this discovery and read mechanism; the PR adds another consumer but no expansion of the independently accessible location set was established.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

observed — The inspected incremental update path refreshes Rust path caches before reprocessing and resets resolution caches before its call-analysis pass. This counters stale in-memory answers, but does not prove serialization across simultaneous operations or regeneration of every affected persisted edge.

Hardening Proposals

proposed — Validate selected local package identity and compatible versions, or explicitly represent substitution uncertainty, before consumers treat dependency-closure membership as authoritative.
proposed — Apply resolved repository containment to workspace-member matches before reading their manifests. This would harden a pre-existing filesystem boundary rather than remediate a demonstrated PR-introduced vulnerability.

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The executed Python source creates the Rust crate, checks it with Cargo, indexes it, and reports CALLS edges; it is the same check used for both revisions.

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vitali87 · 2026-10-03T04:27:34Z

Re the outside-diff P2 "Incompatible root patch produces false local call edges" (comment 5965374739): fixed in 80f4f99.

Cause: the patch lookup matched only the source and the package name. It never checked the patched package's version, so a path patch that Cargo ignores ("patch was not used") still made the local member the crate top builds against.

Change:

A root [patch.<source>] path entry now replaces a dependency only when the patched member's version meets the dependency's version requirement.
The member's version is its [package] version, or the root [workspace.package] version it inherits through version.workspace = true.
A dependency with no requirement still takes the patch.
If the member has no version, or either side cannot be parsed, the dependency stays external. Not linking is the safer default.
When a patch for the package exists for the source, the patch decides, for crates.io too. An unused [patch.crates-io] entry therefore no longer falls back to the name rule, and neither does one that points outside the repo.
With no patch, a crates.io entry still stands for the member of its package name, exactly as before.

Requirement matching lives in a new module, codebase_rag/parsers/rs/cargo_semver.py. It follows Cargo's default caret semantics, including the rules below 1.0. It also handles ~, =, >, >=, <, <=, comma-joined bounds, */x wildcards, and the rule that a pre-release only matches a comparator with a pre-release on the same numbers. Anything it cannot parse satisfies nothing.

Tests:

Red: test_root_patch_stands_in_only_for_a_version_it_satisfies, in four cases. [git_incompatible] is your scenario: a git dependency with version = "1" and member 0.1.0. The others are [crates_io_incompatible], [inherited_incompatible] (requirement >=1.5, <2 against an inherited 1.4.2) and [member_without_version]. None of them produce edges now.
Negatives that keep their edges: [git_compatible] (member 1.2.0, requirement "1"), [git_no_requirement], [crates_io_compatible] and [inherited_compatible] (~1.4 against 1.4.2). The earlier test_git_dependency_patched_to_the_member_keeps_its_edges also still passes.
Unit tests: test_rust_cargo_semver.py, 53 cases.

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Main's #2595 decides a Type::fn() whose path head binds an external crate before any probe, reading the manifest's pathless entries as external. A pathless entry renamed onto a workspace member (`base-alias = { version = "0.1", package = "my-base" }`) fetches the crate the repo holds, so `use base_alias::Meter; Meter::new()` lost its edge after the merge. The check now asks rust_head_is_member_dep first, as this branch's other external-head check does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EbsCWQcSTGQXv3g5sk418m

`test_mcp_context_scopes_free_text_search_to_the_resolved_project` mocked `list_projects` as [local, other], but the server's default project is the name its root derives to, which carries a path hash since #2412. The check from #2461 refuses a default the graph does not list, so the tool returned that error before any search ran and the test failed on main and in every PR's test job. The mocked graph now lists the derived name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EbsCWQcSTGQXv3g5sk418m (cherry picked from commit ac11bbb)

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fix(rust): keep the module path of a declared Rust local type so a sc…

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fix(incremental): type receivers through unchanged re-exports and Rust return types #2805

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fix(parsers): bind JS/TS member calls on a new expression to the constructed class #2817

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