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fix(incremental): keep JS/TS export bindings of unchanged modules - #3293
Problem: three common TS/JS import forms bind exact in a fresh index. After any incremental sync that re-parses the importing file but not the exporting one, which is every ordinary edit, all three re-bound heuristic to same-named functions in a module the file never imports:
a default import (import isNetworkError from "./is-network-error");
an aliased export (export { trim as strip });
a barrel alias (export { add as plus } from "./add").
Found on sindresorhus/ky, where isRawNetworkError dropped from exact to heuristic, so rename refuses it.
Cause: what an export statement publishes under a name no definition is registered under lives in ImportProcessor.js_export_bindings, filled only while the exporting module is parsed. _rehydrate_registry_from_graph restores definitions, flags and types, but nothing rebuilt this table, and the graph didn't store it. The import then named text.strip, which nothing is registered under, and the bare-name trie answered.
Fix:
After the passes, each re-parsed JS/TS module's table is stored on its Module node as js_exports, one name<TAB>target<TAB>local entry per exported name.
It is written the way _write_unresolved_references writes: a property SET after a flush, in both run() and reingest.
_rehydrate_module_qns decodes it back into js_export_bindings for modules the run does not parse. A re-parsed module's node is recreated without the property until the write, so its freshly recorded table stands.
An empty table is not written, because re-parsing a module DETACH DELETEs its node and the old table with it.
js_exports is declared on the Module schema (graph-schema.md regenerated), declared unexported in the protobuf parity list with its reason, and answered by the eval graph double.
The GIF plays the issue's tsexp repro step by step against Memgraph.
Repo:main.ts default-imports isNetworkError, imports strip (export { trim as strip }) and plus (barrel export { add as plus } from "./add"). src/decoy.ts exports the same three names and is never imported.
Steps: a fresh index, callees src.main.run, a comment-only edit to main.ts committed, cgr start --update-graph again, and callees again.
main: fresh add.add, is-network-error.isNetworkError and text.trim, all exact. After the sync, decoy.isNetworkError, decoy.plus and decoy.strip, all heuristic.
This branch: the same three exact callees before and after the sync. 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)
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_js_export_bindings.py: a fresh index and then an incremental run, through the stateful graph double.
test_a_reparsed_importer_keeps_its_exact_bindings: the default import, the aliased export, the barrel alias and a two-barrel chain (outer re-exports mid's times, which is mul).
On main the first three bind the decoy heuristic after the edit.
Green on this branch: 3 passed.
Negatives:
test_an_edited_exporter_binds_what_it_exports_now: text.ts re-parsed with export { pad as strip } binds text.pad, never the stored trim.
test_an_export_the_file_dropped_is_not_read_back_later: an exporter that drops its alias leaves no stale table for a later run.
Mutation checks, 4 caught:
no write;
no rehydration;
the decoded table not assigned;
the local flag inverted, which only the two-barrel chain observes.
Two branches that mutations showed were unobservable were removed rather than kept: the empty-table clear statement and a setdefault guard. Both are explained above.
Wider runs:
Every test_incremental*, test_reingest*, test_js*, test_ts*, test_barrel*, test_graph_updater_phase*, test_protobuf*, test_eval_double*, test_generated_docs* and test_rehydrat* file: 1,312 passed, 1 skipped.
ruff check, ruff format and ty are clean.
Full suite with Memgraph (local, -n 4): 109 failed, 17,711 passed, 176 skipped. The 109 failures are the same set main fails in this environment (LLM provider keys, the build-binary check, the unreachable-network tests); none is new.
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
A default import, `export { trim as strip }` and a barrel's
`export { add as plus } from "./add"` publish names no definition is
registered under, and `js_export_bindings` maps them only while the
exporting module is parsed. An incremental run that re-parsed the
importer alone found the table empty, and every such call re-bound
`heuristic` to a same-named function in a module the importer never
imports (ky: `isRawNetworkError` exact -> heuristic).
Each re-parsed JS/TS module's table is now stored on its Module node
(`js_exports`, one `name<TAB>target<TAB>local` entry per name) after the
passes, and read back with the module rows for the modules a run does
not parse.
Fixes#3274
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The change persists JavaScript and TypeScript module export tables in the graph and restores them during incremental updates. It also changes SQL DDL reference scanning to read grammar-processed source text, with fallbacks to parsed tree text.
Changes: Incremental JS/TS export bindings
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Summary
Export-table format and graph property codebase_rag/parsers/js_ts/reexports.py, codebase_rag/constants/graph.py, codebase_rag/types_defs.py, docs/architecture/graph-schema.md, evals/cgr_graph.py
Export tables use sorted entries with the exported name, target, and local-or-re-export flag. The optional js_exports module property is included in graph reads and writes, including the graph emulation.
Incremental persistence and rehydration codebase_rag/graph_updater.py, codebase_rag/tests/test_incremental_js_export_bindings.py, codebase_rag/tests/test_protobuf_node_property_parity.py
The graph updater writes nonempty export tables for parsed JavaScript and TypeScript modules and restores them for unchanged modules. Tests check binding results after importer-only reparses, exporter edits, and export removal. The protobuf parity test exempts js_exports.
SQL DDL routine references
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SQL source lookup and reference scanning codebase_rag/parsers/call_processor.py, codebase_rag/tests/test_sql_ddl_routine_references.py
SQL DDL reference scanning reads the walked file as grammar-processed bytes and slices the parsed root span. It falls back to tree text when the file is unavailable or shorter than the root span. Tests cover isolated parsing and these fallback cases.
vitali87/code-graph-rag#3237: Defines protobuf property-parity handling for Module properties, which this change updates for js_exports.
vitali87/code-graph-rag#3254: Adds SQL parse recovery that blanks unsupported statements; this change reads the original source text when scanning recovered DDL.
vitali87/code-graph-rag#3251: Adds SQL DDL routine-reference extraction, which this change updates to use source text when recovery leaves blank tree text.
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 88e65
Resolve retained export-state synchronization and SQL source-snapshot consistency before merging; either can leave indexed references inconsistent with current definitions.
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The PR also changes SQL DDL call processing in codebase_rag/parsers/call_processor.py and adds test_sql_ddl_routine_references.py. These changes read SQL source through _sql_source_text and addr…
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The title clearly and concisely describes the primary change: preserving JS/TS export bindings for unchanged modules during incremental updates.
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Issue #3274 requires exact JS/TS bindings after an importer-only incremental reparse and a regression test. The PR stores non-empty js_export_bindings as js_exports on re-parsed Module nodes, rehy…
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Issue #3274 requires exact JS/TS bindings after an importer-only incremental reparse and a regression test. The PR stores non-empty js_export_bindings as js_exports on re-parsed Module nodes, rehydrates the table for modules not parsed in the run, and covers default imports, aliased exports, barrel aliases, edited exporters, and removed exports in test_incremental_js_export_bindings.py. The issue's trie-fallback suggestion is an alternative, not an additional requirement.
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The PR also changes SQL DDL call processing in codebase_rag/parsers/call_processor.py and adds test_sql_ddl_routine_references.py. These changes read SQL source through _sql_source_text and address statement-isolated parsing. They have no demonstrated connection to issue #3274's JS/TS export-binding bug. The SQL changes are unrelated to the linked issue.
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Remove the SQL DDL changes and their tests from this pull request, or link them to a separate active issue and submit them separately.
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Review comments at @codebase_rag/graph_updater.py:
- Around line 3261-3262: Reconcile `js_export_bindings` with the graph’s export
rows during rehydration so bindings for exports no longer present are removed,
while preserving tables parsed during the current run. Update the rehydration
flow around `decode_js_exports` to distinguish current-run tables from stale
retained entries.
- Around line 4129-4130: Update the exception handler for the js export bindings
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exporter’s hash; alternatively, record a retry obligation that prevents the
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The captured successful incremental reproduction shows the missing barrel import map and heuristic decoy edge, but remote upload is unconfirmed.
Summary
Stores JS/TS export bindings on module nodes and restores them when incremental updates leave exporters unchanged.
Incremental JS/TS imports keep reaching the definitions they export.
Acknowledged choices:
vitali87 explicitly declared js_exports unexported in protobuf, with its reason.
vitali87 intentionally omitted empty-table clearing because reparsing deletes the module node and its stored table.
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Evidence upload only: no artifact-upload operation or authenticated upload destination is available. Execution succeeded; the reproduction source and before/after output were retained locally, but remote upload could not be confirmed.
main moved the incremental hash cache out of the repo root, so the edit
helper must stat it where `state_file` puts it.
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Main's Module.php_namespace (#3297) met the PR's Module.js_exports in the constants, Module schema, CYPHER_ALL_MODULE_QNS, module rehydration, the eval ingestor and the parity test: kept both properties; graph-schema.md regenerated.
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Status (21:20 UTC): CI on 94aec10 is green: All Checks Pass, the Sonar gate, and every unit shard on all three OSes. There's no conflict with main.
The one red check is submit-nuget, NuGet dependency submission. It failed in actions/setup-dotnet before any of its own steps ran: Microsoft's download origin answered HTTP 409 for both the .NET 10.0.14 runtime and the 8.0.427 SDK. That's an outage on their side, not this PR, and the check isn't required (the PR reads unstable, not blocked). It passed on this PR's earlier commit; a re-run once the origin recovers should clear it.
SQL failures (resolved):main now fixes the 12 test_sql_ddl_routine_references.py failures itself with #3448. This branch takes main's version of both SQL files, so its diff is back to the original 8 files. The earlier copy of #3447 is gone, and #3447 is superseded by #3448.
…d parse
Port of #3447 so this PR's CI runs against a main that passes: the
statement-isolated SQL parse (#3254) blanks each statement that fails
on its own, which is most of the DDL the routine-reference scan (#3251)
reads, so main fails 12 tests in test_sql_ddl_routine_references.py.
The change is identical to #3447 and becomes a no-op once it merges.
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Main's #3448 fixes the SQL DDL scan by keeping the parsed source
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exactin a fresh index. After any incremental sync that re-parses the importing file but not the exporting one, which is every ordinary edit, all three re-boundheuristicto same-named functions in a module the file never imports:import isNetworkError from "./is-network-error");export { trim as strip });export { add as plus } from "./add").isRawNetworkErrordropped fromexacttoheuristic, sorenamerefuses it.exportstatement publishes under a name no definition is registered under lives inImportProcessor.js_export_bindings, filled only while the exporting module is parsed._rehydrate_registry_from_graphrestores definitions, flags and types, but nothing rebuilt this table, and the graph didn't store it. The import then namedtext.strip, which nothing is registered under, and the bare-name trie answered.js_exports, onename<TAB>target<TAB>localentry per exported name._write_unresolved_referenceswrites: a propertySETafter a flush, in bothrun()andreingest._rehydrate_module_qnsdecodes it back intojs_export_bindingsfor modules the run does not parse. A re-parsed module's node is recreated without the property until the write, so its freshly recorded table stands.DETACH DELETEs its node and the old table with it.js_exportsis declared on the Module schema (graph-schema.mdregenerated), declared unexported in the protobuf parity list with its reason, and answered by the eval graph double._test.go): after an incremental re-parse,b, _ := NewBox(2); b.Size()bindsheuristicto another type'sBag.Sizeinstead ofexactBox.Size:go_function_return_typesof unchanged files is never rehydrated (gin: 279 context_test call keys flip after a commit touching only response_writer.go) #3272) also adds a column toCYPHER_ALL_MODULE_QNSand a Module property; whichever merges second keeps both.Demo
The GIF plays the issue's
tsexprepro step by step against Memgraph.main.tsdefault-importsisNetworkError, importsstrip(export { trim as strip }) andplus(barrelexport { add as plus } from "./add").src/decoy.tsexports the same three names and is never imported.callees src.main.run, a comment-only edit tomain.tscommitted,cgr start --update-graphagain, andcalleesagain.add.add,is-network-error.isNetworkErrorandtext.trim, allexact. After the sync,decoy.isNetworkError,decoy.plusanddecoy.strip, allheuristic.exactcallees before and after the sync. The new tests pass.Type of Change
Related Issues
Fixes #3274
Test Plan
make test): related suites run, full suite see belowRed/green TDD in
codebase_rag/tests/test_incremental_js_export_bindings.py: a fresh index and then an incremental run, through the stateful graph double.test_a_reparsed_importer_keeps_its_exact_bindings: the default import, the aliased export, the barrel alias and a two-barrel chain (outerre-exportsmid'stimes, which ismul).heuristicafter the edit.test_an_edited_exporter_binds_what_it_exports_now:text.tsre-parsed withexport { pad as strip }bindstext.pad, never the storedtrim.test_an_export_the_file_dropped_is_not_read_back_later: an exporter that drops its alias leaves no stale table for a later run.localflag inverted, which only the two-barrel chain observes.setdefaultguard. Both are explained above.test_incremental*,test_reingest*,test_js*,test_ts*,test_barrel*,test_graph_updater_phase*,test_protobuf*,test_eval_double*,test_generated_docs*andtest_rehydrat*file: 1,312 passed, 1 skipped.-n 4): 109 failed, 17,711 passed, 176 skipped. The 109 failures are the same set main fails in this environment (LLM provider keys, the build-binary check, the unreachable-network tests); none is new.Checklist
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