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  • Problem: cgr check reported each dangling caller at the line the call had before the edit. Deleting a function usually removes lines above its callers, so:
    • the location pointed past the end of the file (app.py:10 for a 6-line file in the issue);
    • or it pointed at another function (Rust: the dangling brace() reported at src/lib.rs:20, the line of uses_point's too_few site).
    • The same report's signature_changes use working-tree lines, the MCP write tools append this delta to every result, and the no_dangling contract formats the same path:line keys. An agent or CI annotation that jumps there edits the wrong place.
  • Cause: _dangling walks before.sites, the base graph's call sites, and emits their line/col. The re-parsed caller's new position is never used, because the call no longer resolves and so has no site in after.sites.
  • Fix: _move_to_working_tree, for a caller the check re-parsed (the issue's suggested steps 2 and 3):
    • Body unchanged (same structural fingerprint and length): the whole caller moved, so the call moves by the caller's own start_line shift. This is exact, and is the common case of a deletion above.
    • Body changed: the call may have moved within it, so the base line is kept and marked line_from: "base". A new NotRequired key, present only then.
    • Callers in files the edit did not touch keep their line, which is already their working-tree line.
  • Not here: step 1, re-locating an edited caller's call by re-parsing its body, is left out. That case is marked rather than guessed.

Demo

cgr check dangling caller line: main vs this branch

The GIF plays the session step by step. The issue's chk-py is indexed with cgr start against Memgraph, helper() is deleted from the top of app.py, and cgr check --base HEAD lists the dangling callers.

Type of Change

  • Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
  • New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
  • Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
  • Documentation update
  • Refactoring (no functional changes)
  • Performance improvement

Related Issues

Fixes #3171

Test Plan

  • All existing unit tests pass (make test): related suites run, full suite see below
  • New tests added for new functionality
  • Integration tests pass (if applicable)
  • Manual testing performed

Red/green TDD in codebase_rag/tests/test_check_dangling_caller_lines.py, through observe and a real re-ingest (as test_structural_delta.py does).

  • Red on main (87a8f58): 2 failed, 1 passed.
    • test_a_caller_below_a_deleted_function_is_reported_where_it_is_now: the issue's repro reports (6, 11), and the edited file's line 6 holds helper() at col 11. Main says (10, 11).
    • test_a_caller_whose_body_changed_says_its_line_is_the_base_one: when the edit also changes the caller's body, the line stays 10 and is marked line_from: "base".
  • Green on this branch: 3 passed.
  • Negative (passes on main and here): test_a_caller_in_an_untouched_file_keeps_its_line. far.py was not edited, so its dangling call stays at (5, 11).
  • Mutation check: always shifting, even for a changed body, fails the body-changed test.
  • Wider runs:
    • Every check / delta / contract / dangling / edit test (-k, 1,139 tests): all pass. That includes test_rename_without_updating_callers_reports_dangling_callers, whose caller sits in an untouched file and keeps its exact dict.
    • ruff check, ruff format and ty are clean.
    • Full suite with Memgraph: queued in the local serial runner; the result is added to this description when it lands. CI runs it too.
  • Manual: the demo above.

Checklist

  • My code follows the Conventional Commits format
  • I have run pre-commit hooks locally: ruff, ruff format and ty were run by hand on the changed files
  • No hardcoded strings (all in constants or StrEnum)
  • No # type: ignore, cast(), Any, or object type hints
  • Comments explain why, not what

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Dangling-caller reports now show updated working-tree line numbers when callers shift after deletions.
    • Reports identify callers whose locations are confirmed against the base version.
    • Improved detection recognizes qualified calls, such as self.helper(), while avoiding false matches in comments and strings.
    • Caller location reporting remains reliable across code changes, moved calls, and callers in multiple files.
    • Contract diagnostics now label callers reported from base-version locations.

`check` walks the base graph's call sites to find callers of a removed
or renamed symbol, so each dangling caller kept its base line: deleting
a function above its caller reported the call past the end of the file
or at another function's line, while the same report's
`signature_changes` used working-tree lines. MCP write tools and the
`no_dangling` contract repeat the same keys.

For a caller the check re-parsed, the site moves with the caller: when
the edit left the caller's body alone (same fingerprint and length) its
call moved by the caller's own line shift, exactly; when the body
changed, the base line is kept and marked `line_from: "base"`. Callers
in untouched files are unchanged, since their lines did not move.

Fixes #3171

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Dangling caller findings now use verified working-tree lines when possible. Findings that cannot be verified retain the base line and can mark its origin. Contract diagnostics include the origin when present.

Changes: Dangling caller line locations

Layer / File(s) Summary
Line-origin contract
codebase_rag/constants/cli.py, codebase_rag/structural_delta.py
DanglingCaller gains an optional line_from field. Constants define the base-reference marker and patterns used to match qualified calls and exclude text nodes.
Working-tree line adjustment
codebase_rag/structural_delta.py, codebase_rag/tests/test_check_dangling_caller_lines.py
The delta caches working-tree sources and validates caller fingerprints, span lengths, line bounds, columns, call text, and syntax nodes before applying a line shift. Tests cover shifted calls, unchanged files, changed callers, moved calls, comments, strings, qualified calls, and imported aliases.
Contract diagnostic reporting
codebase_rag/editing/contract.py, codebase_rag/tests/test_edit_contract.py
Dangling caller diagnostics include the line origin when present. Tests verify base-origin and ordinary locations.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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sequenceDiagram
  participant structural_delta
  participant WorkingTreeSource
  participant edit_contract
  structural_delta->>WorkingTreeSource: Read and parse caller source
  WorkingTreeSource-->>structural_delta: Source rows and syntax tree
  structural_delta->>structural_delta: Validate shifted dangling-call location
  structural_delta->>edit_contract: Return line and optional line_from
  edit_contract-->>structural_delta: Format diagnostic location
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to cf47f

A dangling call can be reported at the wrong working-tree line in the shadowed-alias case. Fix call-site validation before merging.

Pre-merge checks: Passed 5 · Failed 1

Failed Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name Status Explanation Resolution
Linked Issues check Warning Issue #3171 requires working-tree locations for re-parsed dangling callers, a line_from: "base" marker when the line cannot be moved safely, unchanged locations for untouched files, and deletion and… Add an automated rename regression test for a caller in the edited file. Remove lines above the caller, retain the old call, and assert the working-tree line and renamed_to value.
Passed Passed checks: 5 passed
Check name Status Explanation
Description check Passed The description includes the required summary, demo, change type, issue link, test plan, and checklist. It documents the implemented behavior and test results clearly.
Linked Issues check Passed The description links issue #3171 with Fixes syntax, and the implementation directly addresses that issue's requested dangling-caller reporting behavior.
Out of Scope Changes check Passed The changes remain within scope. They update dangling-caller line handling, contract formatting, constants, and related tests.
Title check Passed The title clearly identifies the dangling-caller reporting fix and matches the primary change in the pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check Passed The production changes adjust dangling-caller locations and expose the base-line marker. The contract and tests support issue #3171. No unrelated change is demonstrated.
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Issue #3171 requires working-tree locations for re-parsed dangling callers, a line_from: "base" marker when the line cannot be moved safely, unchanged locations for untouched files, and deletion and rename regression tests. The implementation shifts unchanged callers, marks changed or unverifiable callers, preserves untouched callers, and adds deletion coverage. The reviewed tests do not include the required rename scenario with lines removed above a re-parsed caller.

Resolution

Add an automated rename regression test for a caller in the edited file. Remove lines above the caller, retain the old call, and assert the working-tree line and renamed_to value.

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- Line 718: Update _site_key and its use in _check_callers so no_dangling
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Comment thread codebase_rag/structural_delta.py Resolved
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[Medium impact] Fixes dangling caller line reporting in structural analysis.

Changes are required before merging because the report can direct users or agents to the wrong call without warning.

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  1. P1 Report points at another call ▶

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Executed reproduction script for the swapped-call edit

  • This script indexes the original source, applies the deletion and call swap, and executes base or head observe with real parsing and re-ingestion, reproducing the false unchanged classification.

Environment repair log for the missing Python interpreter

  • Frozen uv sync repaired the broken virtual-environment interpreter and installed the locked test dependencies, allowing the required .venv/bin/python executions to proceed.

Base implementation output for the deletion and call swap

  • The base structural-delta implementation processed the real source edit and reported the original helper call at line 10, establishing the before behavior.

Head implementation output pointing to the wrong call

  • The head implementation processed the identical edit and reported other() at line 6 instead of helper() at line 7 without line_from, confirming candidate 0.

Complete executed source and tracked-file integrity check

  • The command captured the full reproduction script and its SHA-256 while checking staged and unstaged tracked diffs, confirming that no tracked files were modified.

Evidence from the check

  • This script indexes the original source, applies the deletion and call swap, and executes base or head observe with real parsing and re-ingestion, reproducing the false unchanged classification.

Command output from the check

  • Frozen uv sync repaired the broken virtual-environment interpreter and installed the locked test dependencies, allowing the required .venv/bin/python executions to proceed.

Command output from the check

  • The base structural-delta implementation processed the real source edit and reported the original helper call at line 10, establishing the before behavior.

Command output from the check

  • The head implementation processed the identical edit and reported other() at line 6 instead of helper() at line 7 without line_from, confirming candidate 0.

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  • The command captured the full reproduction script and its SHA-256 while checking staged and unstaged tracked diffs, confirming that no tracked files were modified.

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Summary

This PR shifts dangling-call locations when a surviving caller appears unchanged. It also adds optional line_from metadata and three tests.

One blocking correctness issue remains: matching structural fingerprints and line counts do not prove that a call stayed in place. Deleting a function and swapping two adjacent calls produces an unmarked dangling-call location pointing to the other call. The unchanged-body check in codebase_rag/structural_delta.py must be corrected before merging.

Acknowledged scope: vitali87 explicitly deferred re-locating calls inside edited bodies; those locations are intended to stay at the base line and be marked. That deferred behavior is not reported as an issue.

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…eads the call

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Comment thread codebase_rag/structural_delta.py Resolved
The skeleton drops comments and keeps a string literal whole, so a
`# helper()` comment (or a string line) that traded lines with the call
left the caller's fingerprint and span equal, and the text check read
the callee's name there: the comment's line was reported as the call's
working-tree line, without `line_from`. The shifted line is now taken
only when the working tree's syntax tree puts that position outside a
comment's or a string's text; otherwise the base line stays, marked.

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Comment thread codebase_rag/structural_delta.py Resolved
structural_delta.py: main and this branch each added `from tree_sitter import Node`; the merged block keeps one import of Node and Tree (CI's lint flagged the duplicate on the merge ref).

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No conflicts. Brings in #3409 (via #3408) so the live Xdebug tests read gzip traces.

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After `from util import helper as h` the call reads `h()`, so checking the
shifted line for the definition's name kept the base line; the names the
caller's file imports the target as are accepted too.

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- Around line 764-768: Update the dangling-call validation around the aliases
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Comment thread codebase_rag/structural_delta.py Resolved
The skeleton drops names, so with the target imported as `a` and `b` an
`a()` could trade lines with a `b()` that a parameter shadows and the
shifted line still read as the call; likewise a shadowed `helper()` next
to an aliased `h()`. The shifted line is now read for the one name the
caller's file spells the target by (its import alias, else its own name)
and, when the file imports it under two names, keeps the base line.

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codebase_rag/structural_delta.py conflicted in _dangling: kept main's held-value map and dropped-call/other-name skip (#3314) beside the PR's working-tree cache and line shift.

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With main's dropped-call skip, _dangling reached cognitive complexity 17;
the after-snapshot test moves into the helper that already says it serves
only re-parsed callers, and the file is read only when the shift applies.
No behaviour change.

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Brings main's security fixes onto the branch: certifi 2026.10.23 and
grpcio 1.84.1 (PYSEC-2026-4320 and the distrusted eMudhra/emSign roots),
the emSign root distrust in the build images and CI, virtualenv 21.14.13,
opentelemetry-api 1.45.1 and mcp 1.30.0.

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…n records it

Main now records a member call's site at the member's name (#3166), so
`self.helper()` sits at `helper`, column 20, not at `self`. The moved site
keeps that column; the qualifier-aware match still finds it either way.

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