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`{ pad }` means `{ pad: pad }`, and only the value names the function.
The rename rewrote the token, so `export default { pad }` became
`{ padLeft }`: the object's key changed under every consumer reading
`tools.pad`, and the program broke while the rename reported success.
A shorthand property site is now rewritten as `pad: padLeft`. The one
exception is `module.exports = { pad }`: that object is the module's
export list, and its readers (`require("./u").pad`) are linked to the
function and renamed with it, so the key still moves with them.
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`import * as U from "./u.js"; const { pad } = U;` reads the export
`pad` into a local `pad`. The rename rewrote the uses of that local
(a heuristic guess) and left the pattern alone, so `pad("y")` became
`padLeft("y")`, an undefined name, and `const { pad: p } = U` kept a key
the module no longer exports, silently.
The planner now finds each destructuring read of the name out of the
defining module's namespace (`import * as U` or `const U = require()`)
and renames its key: `{ pad }` becomes `{ padLeft: pad }` and
`{ pad: p }` becomes `{ padLeft: p }`. A file whose read binds the old
name itself keeps its uses as they are, so the rename no longer needs
--allow-heuristic for them.
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Replaces the planner-side destructure handling of the previous commit,
which `cgr rename` rolled back: its re-index check counted CALLS only.
- The import processor binds `const { pad } = U` like a named import when
`U` is an imported binding (`import * as U`, `const U = require()`),
after every import of the file (ES imports are hoisted). `pad("y")` is
now exact, and the destructure is recorded as an import site.
- The import rewriter renames the key a destructure reads: `{ pad }`
rebinds with its uses (`{ padLeft }`), `{ pad: p }` keeps its local
(`{ padLeft: p }`). The latter also fixes `{ pad: p } = require("./u")`,
whose key the rename used to leave behind.
- The delta counts CALLS and REFERENCES sites alike: `{ pad }` references
`pad` while `{ pad: padLeft }` calls it, the same link either way, and
counting calls alone rolled the shorthand rename back.
- The patcher matches `module.exports` locally: importing it from the
parsers package loaded that package at CLI startup.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftHandle or refuse renames with defaulted destructures.
_JS_DESTRUCTURE_ENTRYdoes not matchpad: p2 = null. When another recognized use lets the rename proceed, this reader can keep the oldpadkey while the export key becomespadLeft. The local binding then falls back tonull, and calling it throws aTypeError. Support defaulted entries or refuse the rename when an affected importer contains one. Add regression coverage for aliased and shorthand defaults.This matches the default-destructure failure reported in the PR context.
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let U = require("./u"); U = { pad: localPad }; const { pad } = U,bindings.get("U")still names./u. This code recordspadas an import ofu.pad, although the destructure reads the replacement object. Renamingu.padcan then change the destructure key and break the call throughpad. Track reassignment before recording this import site, or decline to bind the destructure when its source is no longer known.
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…o helpers (SonarCloud S3776) Four functions this PR adds were over the cognitive complexity of 15: _js_destructured_keys (16) reads a pair entry through _js_pair_key, _js_destructure_rewrite (16) finds its object patterns through _js_object_patterns, _is_the_export_object (23) climbs through _puts_keys_on_exports and _passed_on_by, and _parse_js_namespace_destructure (16) asks _js_at_module_level. No behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013MgsnsA3jM14E4ai22xnhy
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Adding destructured names to the file-wide import map makes calls through same-named parameters look exact. For example, import * as U from "./u.js"; const { pad } = U; function run(pad) { return pad("x"); } links the parameter's call to u.pad.
Renaming u.pad to padLeft then changes the body to padLeft("x") while leaving the parameter unchanged. run calls the imported function instead of the callback its caller supplied. Check the binding visible at each use, or refuse these shadowed calls rather than marking them exact.
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cgr renameof a JS/TS function rewrote a shorthand property{ pad }into{ padLeft }. That renamed the object's key too, so every consumer readingtools.pad/api.padbroke at run time (TypeError: tools.pad is not a function) while the rename reportedok: true. The mirror case,const { pad } = Uwithimport * as U, was refused asheuristic. With--allow-heuristicthe uses becamepadLeft("y")while the destructure stayed, so the result wasReferenceError: padLeft is not defined.editing/patcher.py): a rename edit that lands on ashorthand_property_identifierspells the key out, so{ pad, other: 1 }becomes{ pad: padLeft, other: 1 }. The one exception ismodule.exports = { pad }: that object is the module's export list, and itsrequire("./u").padreaders are linked and renamed with it, so the key moves with them (as before).module.exports.helpers = { pad }is an ordinary object and keeps its key.parsers/import_processor.py,editing/imports.py):const { pad } = Ulike a named import whenUis an imported binding (import * as U,const U = require("./u")). It does this after all of the file's imports, since ES imports are hoisted.pad("y")is nowexact, and the destructure is recorded as an import site.{ pad }rebinds with its uses ({ padLeft }+padLeft("y")), and{ pad: p }keeps its local ({ padLeft: p }).const { pad: p } = require("./u"), whose key the rename used to leave behind silently.structural_delta.py): the re-index check counted only CALLS sites.{ pad }is recorded as a REFERENCES edge and{ pad: padLeft }as a CALLS edge, the same link either way, so the correct edit was rolled back ("call site count changed: 1 before, 3 after"). The count now takes CALLS and REFERENCES alike. A rename that drops a reference is now caught too.rename.mddescribes the shorthand and destructure behaviour;postcondition-contract.mddescribes the count.Demo
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shrepro, then a namespace destructure.cgr rename <proj>.u.pad padLeftthrough the real CLI (with its re-index check),git diff, andnode main.js.{ pad }becomes{ padLeft }and node throwsTypeError: tools.pad is not a function.--allow-heuristicit applies, and node throwsReferenceError: padLeft is not defined.{ pad: padLeft, other: 1 }/{ pad: padLeft }, node printsq ras before.const { padLeft } = U; padLeft("y")is renamed without--allow-heuristic, and node printsy.ok: trueand the new tests pass.Type of Change
Related Issues
Fixes #3252
Test Plan
make test): related suites run, full suite see belowRed/green TDD.
test_rename_shorthand_property.pyruns each rename and thennodeon the result.test_js_namespace_destructure_imports.pychecks the index.test_import_rewrite.py.Red on main (87a8f58): 11 failed, 5 passed.
test_a_shorthand_property_keeps_its_key(ESM:export default { pad, other: 1 },export const api = { pad }) andtest_a_typescript_shorthand_property_keeps_its_key.test_a_commonjs_exports_object_renames_its_key_with_its_readers:module.exports = { pad }moves its key withu.pad(...), whilemodule.exports.helpers = { pad }keeps it.test_a_namespace_destructure_renames_with_its_uses,test_a_required_module_destructure_renames_its_key(incl.{ pad: p } = require(...)),test_a_destructure_of_another_object_keeps_its_key.test_the_rename_passes_its_postcondition[namespace-destructure]: throughreingest, ascgr renameruns it.test_a_namespace_destructure_binds_its_names_exactly(the import written after the destructure) andtest_a_required_module_destructure_binds_its_names_exactly.test_a_destructure_renames_the_key_it_readsandtest_a_destructure_entry_the_index_never_binds_is_left_alone(rewriter units).Green on this branch: 16 passed.
Negatives (pass on main and here):
test_a_renamed_key_does_not_bind_the_old_name:{ pad: p } = Ubindsp, so a barepad()stays a guess and refuses.test_a_method_rename_leaves_a_namespace_destructure_alone.test_a_destructure_of_an_imported_object_reads_its_member.test_a_name_read_out_of_a_package_stays_the_packages.test_the_rename_passes_its_postcondition[shorthand-object]: main keeps the REFERENCES count by breaking the key. Here it guards the count change, and counting CALLS alone fails it.Mutation checks, 10 caught:
module.exportsexception;module.exportsmatched for any assignment; non-shorthand nodes expanded.rebindignored.js_ts_package_importsstays consistent with every other binding site.Wider runs:
test_cli_startup_importspasses: the patcher no longer imports the parsers package.-n 4): 110 failed, 17,722 passed, 176 skipped. 109 of the failures are the same set main fails in this environment (LLM provider keys, the build-binary check, the unreachable-network tests). The one new failure wastest_subprocess_encoding: the new tests'nodehelper decoded output with the locale encoding. That is fixed in 7b81cd0 (encoding=cs.ENCODING_UTF8), and both files pass.Checklist
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