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Summary

  • Problem: a Go method declared in a different file from its receiver type was deleted from the graph whenever an incremental sync re-parsed the type's file without the method's file. For example, box.go is re-parsed as a dependent of an edited util.go. The method stayed gone until its own file changed: gin lost Context.BindWith (deprecated.go). C++ out-of-line definitions reverted the same way. Box::grow in box.cpp became the header's int grow() const;, and the body and its calls were lost.
  • Cause: both kinds of member hang off the type's Module subtree. The re-parse delete walks that subtree and takes them. Only the type's own declarations come back, because the member's file is not in the re-parse set: dependents are callers, one level deep. The existing _foreign_definer_keys (Renaming the Go file that holds a receiver type drops the type's method CALLS on a reused updater #1660) reads this run's span records, which a fresh process (cgr start) doesn't have yet.
  • Fix: after the dependents are queued, CYPHER_FOREIGN_MEMBER_PATHS reads the subtree the delete will walk for nodes declared in other files, and those files join the re-parse.
    • The lookup repeats until nothing new joins, because a joined file's own module can hold a third file's members.
    • It reads from the graph, so a fresh process finds them too.
    • The walk's relation list (MODULE_SUBTREE_REL_PATTERN) is now shared with CYPHER_DELETE_MODULE, so the two can't drift.
    • The eval graph double answers the new query.

Demo

split-file members across an incremental sync: main vs this branch

The GIF plays the session step by step against Memgraph on two repos:

  • gosplit: Box.Grow is declared in box_extra.go, and box.go calls clamp from util.go.
  • cppsplit: Box::grow is defined in box.cpp, and box.h includes util.h.

Both are indexed, a comment is appended to util.go and util.h, and both are synced again.

  • main: resolve Box.Grow goes from ['box.Box.Grow'] to []. definition Box.grow goes from box.cpp:2 int Box::grow() const { return n + 1; } to box.h:6 int grow() const;.
  • This branch: both stay as they were. The new tests pass.

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 #3271

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_incremental_split_type_members.py, which runs a fresh index, then an edit and an incremental run, through the eval graph double.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Incremental indexing now preserves methods defined in separate files when their related type or header is reprocessed.
    • Files containing attached methods are included in follow-up processing, including files connected through multiple attachment steps.
    • Types without separately defined methods can be reprocessed without pulling in unrelated files.
    • Out-of-line C++ methods retain their source location after an included header is reindexed.
    • Follow-up processing accounts for additional files defining members beneath reindexed or deleted modules.
    • Lookup failures stop incremental updates safely, while full builds can still proceed.
    • Reindexing files that share a module name preserves the correct module path and avoids creating spurious modules.

…xed module

A Go method keys under its receiver type's module whatever file declares
it, and a C++ out-of-line definition hangs on its header's class. When
an incremental run re-parsed the type's file (as a dependent of an
edited helper), the Module subtree delete took those members and only
the type's own declarations came back: `Box.Grow` in box_extra.go was
gone until box_extra.go itself changed, and `Box::grow` reverted to the
header declaration (#3271).

After the dependents are queued, `CYPHER_FOREIGN_MEMBER_PATHS` reads the
subtree the delete will walk for nodes declared in other files, and
those files join the re-parse, repeated until nothing new joins. It is
read from the graph, so a fresh process finds them too; the existing
`_foreign_definer_keys` reads span records a new updater does not have
yet. The walk's relation list is now shared with `CYPHER_DELETE_MODULE`
so the two cannot drift, and the eval double answers the new query.

Fixes #3271

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Incremental indexing now discovers files that define members beneath reindexed modules and adds them to batch updates and scoped re-ingests. Inline-module ingestion avoids assigning one file’s paths to a module qualified name owned by another file. Regression tests cover Go, C++, and Rust cases.

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Layer / File(s) Summary
Foreign-member query and ingestor support
codebase_rag/constants/graph.py, evals/cgr_graph.py
A shared relationship pattern supports module-subtree traversal. The query and ingestor return distinct, project-scoped paths outside the requested paths.
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codebase_rag/graph_updater.py
Batch updates queue foreign-member files through affected-caller processing. Scoped re-ingests recursively discover eligible on-disk files. Incremental lookup failures raise; full builds warn and continue without additional files.
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codebase_rag/tests/test_incremental_split_type_members.py
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Preserve shared-module path ownership
codebase_rag/parsers/class_ingest/mixin.py, codebase_rag/tests/test_incremental_reexport_typing.py, docs/architecture/graph-schema.md
When another file owns an inline module’s qualified name, ingestion no longer assigns the current file’s paths. Rust tests check module metadata and incremental graph consistency. The graph-schema text has no observable change.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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sequenceDiagram
  participant GraphUpdater
  participant StatefulIngestor
  participant Graph
  participant FileSystem
  GraphUpdater->>StatefulIngestor: Query foreign-member paths
  StatefulIngestor->>Graph: Find paths under requested module subtrees
  Graph-->>StatefulIngestor: Return distinct external paths
  StatefulIngestor-->>GraphUpdater: Return candidate file paths
  GraphUpdater->>FileSystem: Check candidate files for scoped re-ingest
  FileSystem-->>GraphUpdater: Return eligible on-disk files
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Incremental syncs now keep methods that are declared in a different file from their type, for the Go and C++ cases described. Single-file runs and scoped re-ingests re-parse the files that define those members, and a failed lookup stops an incremental sync before anything is deleted. No blocking risk is evident from the supplied context.

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Title check Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the main incremental indexing fix and follows Conventional Commits format.
Description check Passed The description includes all required sections, explains the bug and fix, documents related issue #3271, provides a demo, and reports tests and known baseline failures.
Linked Issues check Passed The changes meet the coding requirements in [#3271]. CYPHER_FOREIGN_MEMBER_PATHS finds files that provide members in the module subtree before deletion. The updater repeats this lookup to a fixpoint…
Out of Scope Changes check Passed The changes stay within the linked issue's incremental reparse and module ownership scope. The updater, query, eval-double support, parser module-ownership correction, documentation adjustment, and re…
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The changes meet the coding requirements in [#3271]. CYPHER_FOREIGN_MEMBER_PATHS finds files that provide members in the module subtree before deletion. The updater repeats this lookup to a fixpoint and also resolves eligible files for single-file and scoped re-ingest runs. The shared subtree relation pattern keeps lookup and deletion aligned. The eval graph double supports the query. Regression tests cover split Go methods, chained members, C++ out-of-line definitions, reparse scope, single-file runs, scoped re-ingest, and lookup failures.

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The changes stay within the linked issue's incremental reparse and module ownership scope. The updater, query, eval-double support, parser module-ownership correction, documentation adjustment, and regression tests support stable module members and their defining paths. No unrelated change is demonstrated.

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This PR preserves members declared outside their type's file when incremental indexing rebuilds the type.

  • Incremental sync re-parses files that attach members to a rebuilt module.

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Acknowledgment: vitali87 states that restoring edges from unchanged callers into rebuilt methods is handled separately by #3279.

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Comment thread codebase_rag/graph_updater.py Resolved
graph.py: main's finding edges (IMPLEMENTS_PATTERN|HAS_SMELL|HAS_VULNERABILITY) folded into the shared MODULE_SUBTREE_REL_PATTERN; graph_updater.py: main's Go package-sibling re-parse kept, foreign-member queueing runs after it.

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… state dir

Main moved the hash cache out of the repository root (checkout_state), so
the edit helper read a file that no longer exists there.

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Main now re-parses a Go package's files together on a sync (#2483), so the
Go fixture's negative bounds no longer depend on the member lookup. The same
bounds are asserted on the C++ shape, where the lookup alone decides which
files join.

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The lookup names the files that must re-parse before the delete takes their
members with the type's module. An incremental run read an outage as "none",
deleted the members and committed the hashes, so a later unchanged sync never
brought them back. It now raises, as the inbound-edge capture does; a full
build, which re-parses every file, still goes on with a warning.

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…ingest

`reingest`, which the watcher and the MCP tool run, walked dependents by
edge only, so a header re-ingested as a dependent lost the out-of-line
definitions its .cpp attaches to its class. The prologue now expands the
scope through the same foreign-member lookup `run()` uses, before the
inbound capture and the delete.

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…es its qn

A bodied `mod b { .. }` in src/a/mod.rs, cfg-gated against `mod b;`,
upserts src/a/b.rs's Module node and wrote mod.rs's path, lines and cfg
attribute on it. b.rs's re-parse delete then missed the node, and the
graph seed handed proj.src.a.b to mod.rs, so a re-parsed b.rs was filed
under proj.src.a.b.rs. Pulling b.rs into a mod.rs re-parse, as the
foreign-member lookup now does, made main's
TestRustTwinsAcrossFiles[src/a/mod.rs] type the receiver from b.rs.
The twin now only merges its identity into the file's node, as a
bodyless declaration already leaves it alone, and editing either twin
yields the clean index.

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- Around line 7064-7066: Update the `_queue_foreign_members` flow so a
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Comment thread codebase_rag/graph_updater.py Resolved
Build the GraphUpdater before entering pytest.raises so the block holds
only the reingest call expected to abort (Sonar python:S5778).

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…le run

A single-file run walks only its target, so the foreign-member lookup named
box.cpp but found no walked file to queue it from: box.h's delete took
Box::grow, and box.cpp's unchanged hash kept later syncs from re-creating it.
Such a run now resolves the lookup's files on disk with the checks reingest
uses (a file, not a link, not ignored).

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graph_updater.py: kept the PR's _update_unresolved_reference_nodes beside main's foreign-member helpers (#3280). Parity test: main's new Module.php_namespace (#3297) joins the PR's reduced Module exemption set with main's reason.

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