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Summary

  • Problem: on Go's tree-sitter path, a local typed from an unchanged function's result lost its type when the caller's file was re-parsed incrementally. The method call on it then bound heuristic to another type's same-named method. The tree-sitter path covers every _test.go and any module go/types can't load. After a comment-only edit to box_test.go, b, _ := NewBox(2); b.Size() went from Box.Size (exact) to Bag.Size (heuristic). On gin, 279 context_test call keys flipped.
  • Cause: three maps were filled only while the defining file was parsed, and never rehydrated for unchanged files:
    • go_function_return_types types b, err := F();
    • method_return_types drives chained calls, MakeBox(2).Size() and b.Self().Size();
    • go_package_names is the chain's struct lookup's same-package visibility check, which read an unchanged declaring file as invisible.
  • Fix:
    • At ingest, Go Functions store first_return_type and chain_return_type, and Go Methods store chain_return_type. Both are computed by the very extractors that fill the maps. A Go Module stores its package clause as go_package.
    • CYPHER_ALL_DEFINITION_QNS / CYPHER_ALL_MODULE_QNS return them, and rehydration puts them back for definitions and modules the run does not parse. A re-parsed definition keeps what it recorded itself, because the rehydration loop skips registered qns.
    • The eval double returns the new columns, and the graph schema table and type-facts section document them.
    • Graphs built before this change lack the properties until re-indexed. A parser change already changes the parser fingerprint, which a sync uses to detect an old graph.

Demo

Go result types across an incremental sync: main vs this branch

The GIF plays the session step by step on the issue's goret module against Memgraph, with GO_FRONTEND left at auto so box_test.go takes the tree-sitter path. It shows TestSize's Size callees after a fresh index, then a comment-only edit to box_test.go and an incremental sync, and the callees again.

  • main: ['Box.Size (exact)'], then ['Bag.Size (heuristic)'].
  • This branch: ['Box.Size (exact)'] both times. 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 #3272

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_go_return_types.py. The test file has a fresh index, then a comment edit to box_test.go and an incremental run, through the eval graph double. Bag also has Size and Self.

  • Red on main (87a8f58): the main test fails.
    • TestPair (b, _ := NewBox(2)) and TestNamed (named results) bind Bag.Size.
    • TestChain (MakeBox(2).Size()) and TestMethodChain (b.Self().Size()) get no edge.
    • TestLiteral (&Box{}) is the control.
  • Green on this branch: 2 passed. All five keep Box.Size across the incremental run.
  • Negative: test_a_helper_whose_result_changed_types_its_callers_anew. A helper re-parsed with a new result type (*Bag) is read as now written, never as the graph stored it: TestPair and TestChain now bind Bag.Size.
  • Mutation checks, each caught:
    • no first-result rehydration;
    • no chain rehydration;
    • no package-clause rehydration;
    • no chain property on Go methods.
  • One more mutation survived: a setdefault guard. It was redundant, since rehydration only reaches unregistered qns, and was replaced by plain assignment.
  • Wider runs:
    • test_eval_double_query_coverage and test_generated_docs_are_current pass.
    • test_protobuf_node_property_parity passes. The three new properties are declared unexported there with the reason: rehydration reads them back, and a graph round-tripped through protobuf behaves as main does until the file is next parsed.
    • ruff check, ruff format and ty are clean.
    • Full suite with Memgraph (local, -n 4): the same 109 failures main has in this environment, plus test_protobuf_node_property_parity (fixed in the second commit) and test_indexing_benchmark::test_peak_memory_is_local_to_the_run_not_the_process. The benchmark test is load-sensitive, by its own docstring, and passes on rerun.
  • 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
    • Improved Go call-type resolution during incremental indexing when callers are re-parsed but helper definitions are unchanged.
    • Updated caller resolution when helper return types change, including chained calls across packages and platform-specific methods.
    • Preserved Go package and return-type information across incremental indexing runs.
  • Documentation
    • Clarified how Go package names and function or method return types are represented in the graph schema.

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On Go's tree-sitter path (every `_test.go`, and any module go/types
cannot load), `b, _ := NewBox(2)` types `b` from
`go_function_return_types`, `MakeBox(2).Size()` and `b.Self().Size()`
chain through `method_return_types`, and the chain's struct lookup checks
same-package visibility through `go_package_names`. All three were
filled only while the defining file was parsed, so an incremental run
that re-parsed the caller alone left them empty for unchanged files and
`b.Size()` bound `heuristic` to another type's `Size` (#3272; gin: 279
context_test call keys flipped).

Go Functions and Methods now store `first_return_type` and
`chain_return_type`, computed by the same extractors ingest records
with, and a Go Module stores its `go_package`. Rehydration reads them
back for definitions and modules the run does not parse; the eval double
returns them, and the graph schema documents them.

Fixes #3272

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`go_package`, `first_return_type` and `chain_return_type` are read back
only by an incremental run's rehydration; a graph round-tripped through
protobuf behaves as every run did before, until the file is next parsed.

Refs #3272

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Go functions, methods, and modules now persist return-type and package properties. Graph queries return these properties, and incremental indexing restores them to local maps. Regression tests cover method-call resolution after incremental re-parsing.

Changes: Go incremental type rehydration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Persist Go package and return-type facts
codebase_rag/constants/graph.py, codebase_rag/types_defs.py, codebase_rag/parsers/go/utils.py, codebase_rag/parsers/function_ingest.py, codebase_rag/parsers/utils.py, codebase_rag/parsers/definition_processor.py, codebase_rag/tests/test_protobuf_node_property_parity.py, docs/architecture/graph-schema.md
Go functions and methods store extracted return-type names. Go modules store their package clause when available. Graph schemas, protobuf exclusions, and architecture documentation include these properties.
Query and restore persisted facts
codebase_rag/constants/graph.py, evals/cgr_graph.py, codebase_rag/graph_updater.py
Definition and module query rows include the persisted properties. GraphUpdater restores package names and return-type names for rehydrated rows while retaining names already recorded locally.
Verify incremental call typing
codebase_rag/tests/test_incremental_go_return_types.py
Tests check method-call targets after caller re-parses, helper return types change, and callers use cross-package or platform-specific methods.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Suggested reviewers: claude

Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review a8b2c

Incremental Go indexing may resolve build-variant free-function calls differently from a fresh index; this correction remains necessary before merge.

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Title check Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: preserving Go result types and package clauses for unchanged files during incremental processing.
Description check Passed The description is complete and follows the repository template. It explains the problem, fix, demo, issue linkage, tests, known full-suite failures, and checklist status.
Linked Issues check Passed The PR meets the coding requirements in [#3272]. Go functions persist first_return_type and chain_return_type. Go methods persist chain_return_type. Go modules persist go_package. Rehydration …
Out of Scope Changes check Passed The changes stay within [#3272]. The query, schema, documentation, eval-double, protobuf parity, parser, rehydration, and regression-test changes support incremental Go type and package restoration. N…
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The PR meets the coding requirements in [#3272]. Go functions persist first_return_type and chain_return_type. Go methods persist chain_return_type. Go modules persist go_package. Rehydration restores these values for unchanged definitions and modules. Re-parsed definitions retain values recorded during the current parse. The regression tests cover result assignments, named results, function chains, method chains, package visibility, and changed helper results.

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The changes stay within [#3272]. The query, schema, documentation, eval-double, protobuf parity, parser, rehydration, and regression-test changes support incremental Go type and package restoration. No unrelated high-severity behavior is demonstrated.

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This PR preserves Go return types and package clauses when incremental indexing skips unchanged files.

  • Go calls keep their result types when unchanged helpers are not re-parsed.
  • Go package names stay available for unchanged files during incremental indexing.
  • SQL routine-reference tests cover a trigger after an isolated parse.

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%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart LR
  A[Parse Go definitions] --> B[Store return names and package clauses]
  B --> C[Read unchanged definitions during sync]
  C --> D[Restore return maps and package names]
  D --> E[Resolve calls in changed files]
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…_props

The Go branch took ingest_method's cognitive complexity to 17 (SonarCloud
S3776 allows 15); it is back at 14.

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Conflicts: kept main's new definition/module properties, C# extension and Go/Rust rehydration beside the PR's Go result types and package clause; the Go chain-return prop now rides main's _language_method_props; regenerated graph-schema.md.

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main moved the incremental hash cache out of the repo root, so the edit
helpers must stat it where `state_file` puts it.

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…ree-sitter path

main now re-parses every file of an edited Go package and lets go/types
type `_test.go` files, so the same-package fixtures pass without the
read-back. The helpers here sit in another package and the frontend is
pinned to tree-sitter, which is where the stored names are needed.

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Parsing records a Go method's chained result under its natural qn, which
every build file declaring the method again shares, the last one in
registration order standing. Reading each node's stored result back under
its own qn left the natural key with the first file's result, so a chain
through it typed another receiver than a clean index does. The rows are
now replayed in registration order under the natural qn, as for Rust.

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Comment thread codebase_rag/graph_updater.py Resolved
No conflicts. Refreshes the branch so CodeQL runs again: its JavaScript/TypeScript analysis on f7ea431 died in init on an API rate limit and that run cannot be retried.

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Comment thread codebase_rag/graph_updater.py Resolved
Main's Module.php_namespace (#3297) met the PR's Module.go_package in the constants, Module schema, CYPHER_ALL_MODULE_QNS, module node props, module rehydration, the eval ingestor and the parity test: kept both properties; graph-schema.md regenerated.

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Main's #3237 (issue #3206) exported most node properties to protobuf and cut
_NOT_EXPORTED down to call-specific and rehydration-only ones. The parity
test conflicted on Module, Function and Method: took main's sets and kept
this PR's go_package, first_return_type and chain_return_type in them, since
they are read back only by rehydration and degrade the same safe way as
php_namespace and the C# extension properties.

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…d parse

The statement-isolated SQL parse (#3180) blanks each statement that fails
on its own, and tree-sitter-sql fails on CREATE AGGREGATE, CAST, OPERATOR,
EVENT TRIGGER, FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER and LANGUAGE. The DDL scan (#3181) read
the recovered tree's text, so once a file needed recovery those clauses
were gone and their routines lost every CALLS edge. Each branch passed
alone; on main, 12 tests in test_sql_ddl_routine_references.py fail. The
scan now cuts the root's span from the file as written, which the
recovered copy keeps byte for byte.

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Unit Tests shard 1/2 (ubuntu py3.13, windows py3.12 and py3.13) failed on 2dee343 with the same 12 tests in test_sql_ddl_routine_references.py. That failure is main's, not this PR's: #3251 (SQL DDL routine references) and #3254 (statement-isolated SQL parse) each pass alone, but together the DDL scan reads the recovered tree, which blanks the DDL statements, so their routines lose every CALLS edge. CI runs the PR merged with current main, so it inherited the failure.

The fix is already in #3439 (2f58011: read the DDL from the file as written). I ported that same change here as 3b88144, on top of a merge of current main (91f61b7). It becomes a no-op once main carries it. Locally the file went from 12 failed to 26 passed. The full unit suite has no other failures except four toolchain tests that also fail on main in this container (it has no dotnet and Go 1.24).


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Resolved and merged main in b96e8f6. Python syntax checks passed; targeted tests could not run because pytest and tree-sitter are not installed. CodeQL found no alerts in completed languages but timed out on the remainder.

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