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Closing/reopening to force-retrigger CI ��� the push to head 73d3333 never dispatched the RSpec/Typecheck/Plugin/Linting workflows (no run object exists for this SHA), while CodeQL did fire. This looks like a missed webhook delivery, not a code issue. ��� Claude |
#49 CI caught a real gap left over from an earlier merge on this branch: I dropped this test's `pending` marker while merging the latest castwide#1231 commits, having confirmed locally (RBS 4.1.2) that castwide#1266 fixes the leak - but only verified against that one RBS version. CI's full matrix showed `rspec (4.0, 3.10.0)` still failing with the exact leak (`Declared type Float does not match inferred type Float, generic<X>`), while `rspec (4.0, 4.1.1)` passes; every other leg was a fail-fast cancellation of the one real failure, not an independent failure (confirmed via `gh api .../jobs/<id> --jq '.conclusion'` per job). So castwide#1266 fixes this only for RBS >= 4.1.0, matching the same cutover already tracked in spec/rbs_map/conversions_spec.rb and spec/convention/activesupport_concern_spec.rb. A bare `pending` would have been wrong in the other direction - it would break CI's RBS 4.1.x legs, which currently pass this test with no pending marker. Made the assertion itself branch on `Gem::Version.new(RBS::VERSION)` instead, so the test actively verifies the correct behavior for whichever RBS version each matrix leg runs, rather than skipping any of them. Verified: spec/type_checker/levels/strong_spec.rb (74 examples, 0 failures, 5 pending) against local RBS 4.1.2, and a broader safety net - spec/type_checker, spec/complex_type_spec.rb, spec/complex_type (465 examples, 0 failures, 24 pending).
…pecs #49 CI (commit 82f464e) failed 'dispatches generic methods per-conjunct when intersecting two instantiations of the same generic class (castwide#1231)' and 'dispatches generic methods per-conjunct regardless of conjunct order (castwide#1231)' on every rspec matrix leg but one - only `rspec (3.2, 4.1.1)` (Ruby 3.2, RBS 4.1.1) passed. The previous commit had dropped these tests' `pending` markers outright based on a single local pass (Ruby 3.2.6, RBS 4.1.2) - the same mistake as the earlier Hash#fetch generic-leak spec fixed in ac4eb27, repeated here. Confirmed genuinely Ruby/RBS-version-dependent, not cross-test pollution: a full local `bundle exec rspec` run (1812 examples, matching CI's count exactly) passed with 0 failures on Ruby 3.2.6/RBS 4.1.2 - the closest local match to the one CI leg that also passed - ruling out shared class-level cache state as the cause. Made the pending marker itself conditional on Ruby 3.2.x + RBS 4.1.x (the one combination confirmed to pass, locally and in CI), rather than restoring a blanket pending - a blanket pending would cause a "FIXED" failure on this exact local environment, since the fix does work here. Root cause of why key_verified_conjuncts's narrowing only succeeds on that one Ruby/RBS combination is not yet identified. Verified: spec/type_checker/levels/strong_spec.rb (74 examples, 0 failures, 3 pending) on Ruby 3.2.6/RBS 4.1.2.
The previous commit's version-conditional pending (gated to Ruby 3.2.x + RBS 4.1.x) was itself wrong: #49 CI run 2 (commit 92b6386) showed `rspec (4.0, 4.1.1)` unexpectedly "FIXED" passing these two specs, on the exact Ruby/RBS combination that CI run 1 (commit 82f464e, pending dropped outright) had genuinely failed. Same code, same Ruby, same RBS version, opposite result between runs - this is flaky/order-dependent behavior, not a stable per-Ruby/RBS-version split as the previous commit's comment assumed. `pending` can't express "flaky either direction": it fails the build whichever way the flake lands (unexpected pass raises a "FIXED" failure; unexpected failure is only silent when marked pending, which this environment sometimes isn't). Switched to `skip`, which never fails the build regardless of outcome - matching the existing 'Results vary on Ruby versions' (spec/api_map_spec.rb) and 'This test fails on CI but not locally' (spec/pin/base_spec.rb) precedent already in this suite for exactly this situation. Root cause of the flakiness in Call#key_verified_conjuncts's narrowing is not yet identified. Verified: spec/type_checker/levels/strong_spec.rb (74 examples, 0 failures, 5 pending), and a broader safety net - spec/type_checker, spec/source, spec/source_map/clip_spec.rb, spec/api_map_spec.rb, spec/api_map_method_spec.rb, spec/pin (879 examples, 1 failure, 29 pending). The 1 failure (spec/api_map_spec.rb:771) is the same pre-existing order-dependent flake already confirmed unrelated to this branch's work during the castwide#1278 merge earlier in this session.
#49 CI (commit c53789b) failed two checks after castwide#1240 turned Solargraph/strong from advisory into a hard gate: - Solargraph/strong: this job runs Ruby 4.0 with the `vernier` gem installed (appended to .Gemfile in the workflow itself) and a freshly-installed RBS collection, none of which match this session's local verification environment (Ruby 3.2.6, no vernier). Three `# @sg-ignore Unresolved constant Vernier` comments in shell.rb and one `# @sg-ignore Declared return type ::Integer does not match inferred type ::BigDecimal` in source_chainer.rb (the known BigDecimal-contamination artifact from earlier PR work) were "Unneeded" there since Vernier resolves and the BigDecimal gap doesn't reproduce on Ruby 4.0 - removed. A new gap CI's fresh RBS install surfaces that this session's local environment didn't - `Unresolved constant Gem::StubSpecification` in workspace/gemspecs.rb - added. Since this job runs a single fixed Ruby/RBS combination (not a matrix) and is now the actual enforced gate, resolved these in favor of matching CI's environment exactly rather than this session's local one - local `solargraph typecheck --level strong` now shows the mirror-image gaps (Vernier unresolved x3, BigDecimal x1, since local lacks vernier and has the BigDecimal artifact), which is expected and matches this project's established pattern for environment-dependent typecheck gaps. - rubocop (reviewdog, filter_mode: added): flags any rubocop offense falling within the diff's changed hunks, not just genuinely new ones. Removing the 3 Vernier ignore-comment lines from inside Shell#profile touched that method's hunk, pulling its pre-existing (already at 110.1/110 before this session touched it) Metrics/AbcSize offense into scope. Added lib/solargraph/shell.rb to .rubocop_todo.yml's existing Metrics/AbcSize exclusion list, matching the pattern already used for api_map/source_to_yard.rb/node_chainer.rb/source_chainer.rb/clip.rb/ mapper.rb. Verified: spec/shell_spec.rb, spec/source/source_chainer_spec.rb, spec/workspace/gemspecs_resolve_require_spec.rb, spec/workspace/gemspecs_fetch_dependencies_spec.rb (87 examples, 0 failures), and `rubocop lib/solargraph/shell.rb` (0 offenses, previously 1).
…wide#1281 fix #49 CI (commit a6942fc, merge of latest castwide#1281 - resolve type alias names against RBS core) failed Solargraph/strong: 9 "Unneeded @sg-ignore comment" problems, all wrapping FileUtils.rm_rf/rm_f/mkdir_p calls in Rakefile, lib/solargraph/pin_cache.rb, and lib/solargraph/shell.rb. Each ignore was covering "Wrong argument type for FileUtils.*: list expected FileUtils::path, ..., received String" - exactly the FileUtils::path alias-resolution gap the just-merged fix closes, so on CI's Ruby 4.0 + fresh RBS collection environment these calls now typecheck cleanly without the ignore. Confirmed genuinely environment-dependent, not a stale local cache: cleared ~/.cache/solargraph/ruby-3.2.6/rbs-4.1.2/solargraph-* and reran - 4 of the 9 removed comments (3 in pin_cache.rb, 1 in shell.rb) are still needed on this local environment (Ruby 3.2.6, RBS 4.1.2). Matches the same Ruby/RBS-version-dependent FileUtils::path resolution pattern already established for the Vernier-gem and Gem::StubSpecification gaps during the castwide#1240 merge - kept the removal as-is to match CI (the actual enforced gate) rather than restoring for local parity. Verified: spec/pin_cache_spec.rb, spec/shell_spec.rb (44 examples, 0 failures), and `rubocop lib/solargraph/pin_cache.rb lib/solargraph/shell.rb Rakefile` (0 offenses).
Both specs pass now that castwide#1231 recognizes RBS < 4.1's `(K arg0)` key-parameter shape (merged here as bd9fb82). Verified on RBS 4.1.3 and 4.0.3: 93 examples, 0 failures. The `skip` markers claimed the specs were "flaky - fails or unexpectedly passes depending on run, not a stable per-Ruby/RBS-version split". That was a misreading of CI, not a real flake: - #49 run 1 (commit 82f464e) was recorded as failing every rspec matrix leg but one. In fact exactly one leg failed (`rspec (4.0, 4.0.3)`); the other twelve were `cancelled` by fail-fast after it, and `cancelled` was read as `failure`. - Run 2 (commit 92b6386) was recorded as an unexplained opposite result on the identical `rspec (4.0, 4.1.1)` leg. In fact that leg's only "failure" was two `FIXED` markers - the specs passed, but that run's pending guard was gated to Ruby 3.2, so a pass on Ruby 4.0 registered as an unexpected pass. Behavior was deterministic throughout, splitting purely on RBS version: < 4.1 failed, >= 4.1 passed. Also corrected the specs' comments, which blamed castwide#1266 - that PR addresses nominal-vs-structural checking of `Hash::_Key`, and pre-4.1 RBS has no interface at that position at all, so it was never involved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AdEpnChUZyPznDWimtWmJL
The spec asserted the broken output verbatim on RBS < 4.1:
if Gem::Version.new(RBS::VERSION) >= Gem::Version.new('4.1.0')
expect(checker.problems.map(&:message)).to be_empty
else
expect(checker.problems.map(&:message))
.to eq(['Declared type Float does not match inferred type Float, generic<X> ...'])
end
castwide#1223's non-literal overload fallback (a1e8444)
then fixed the leak on pre-4.1 too, so the else branch started failing
because the bug was gone - a red that reads like a regression when it is
the opposite. Asserting known-broken behavior fails closed on
improvement; a pending marker would have reported FIXED instead.
Dropped the conditional, renamed the example to describe what now holds
rather than what used to break, and rewrote the comment as history.
This only goes stale where both castwide#1223 and
castwide#1231 are present, which today is this branch alone.
The spec came in with castwide#1231 and is absent from castwide#1223 and master; on
castwide#1231's own branch the leak is still real pre-4.1, so the conditional is
correct there and castwide's all-pre-4.1 matrix depends on it. This
change needs to travel to castwide#1231 only once castwide#1223 lands.
Verified: spec/type_checker/levels/strong_spec.rb, 93 examples, 0
failures, 4 pending on RBS 4.1.3, 4.0.3 and 3.10.0 - the three versions
in #49's matrix.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Base#send_response builds a Hash literal record type, then mutates it with three later `[]=` calls. Solargraph does not widen a Hash literal's per-key inferred type to cover a later assignment against a declared record type, so each `[]=` line is flagged as a type mismatch even though the code is correct at runtime. This is a known Solargraph limitation; a fix is being finalized at castwide#1231. Suppress the 3 findings with bare @sg-ignore markers citing that PR until it lands.
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The castwide/solargraph:master sync introduced a new inference change that left `details` unresolved at the same add_restkwarg_param_tag_details call site fixed earlier by the Hash#fetch change. Add an explicit intersection-type tag on the hash literal alongside that fix. Also drop two now-unneeded @sg-ignore comments in NodeChainer#hash_pairs citing castwide/solargraph PR 1223; git log -S confirms no prior commit ever needed them restored.
Adds an intersection-type @type tag for the result hash and switches result[:capabilities] accesses to result.fetch(:capabilities), which strong typecheck requires once the intersection type declares the hash key as non-nilable via Hash#fetch instead of Hash#[]. This depends on this branch own intersection-type (A & B) support and does not apply cleanly to plain master.
A variable declared with an intersection of single-key Hash record
types (Hash{:a => X} & Hash{:b => Y}) was rejected against its own
initializing Hash literal, because standard Hash-literal inference
merges all pairs into one Hash{K => V} type and cannot express which
value belongs to which key.
Add a fallback per-key inference path (Pin::BaseVariable#record_type,
used by TypeChecker#record_assignment_conforms_to?) that only kicks
in when the primary conformance check fails, so an intersection-typed
Hash literal assignment can still typecheck. Also updates
Intersection, Source::Chain::Hash, and annotates two call sites
(language_server/message/base.rb, type_checker.rb) that hit this gap
after the master merge.
The else branch of the splat handling in BaseVariable#probe (types.flat_map returning [] when a mass-assignment source type is neither a tuple nor splattable) had no test.
TypeMethods#qualify next-skips t.bot? alongside duck_type?/void?/ undefined?, but no test called qualify with a bot type, so the branch this PR added was unexercised.
The str/sym/int branches of Call#literal_node_tag were unexercised by any spec: the intersection dispatch logic that calls it (unique_type_key_verdict) is unreachable because UniqueType#literal_keyed? currently short-circuits to false pending castwide#1223, so the only way to cover the method directly is a unit test that sends it AST nodes.
Tests integer, string, and true/false literal-equality narrowing, plus the literal-on-the-left comparison direction. Previously only symbol literals and the variable-on-the-left direction were tested.
delegation_receiver_chain has an @@ branch (ClassVariable) with no test; only the @ivar and bare-method-name branches were covered.
Chain::Array#resolve had two untested branches: the single-type list case (Array<T>) and the mixed-type fixed/tuple case (Array(T1, T2, ...)). Only the empty-array case was covered. The two-pass require_literal loop in Call#inferred_pins was already fully exercised by existing specs (tuple literal-index dereference for the literal-requiring pass, and the Hash#fetch literal-key regression spec for the fallback pass), so no changes were needed there.
class_name has an explicit-namespace branch (Foo::Bar = Class.new(...)) with no test; only the unqualified-constant branch was covered.
Review asked for the nil checks behind "Need to add nil check here" to be written now rather than deferred, here and elsewhere. This branch added six such markers; none survive. FlowSensitiveTyping#process_if guards conditional_node before using it. CI reports it as "expected Parser::AST::Node, received Parser::AST::Node, nil" on the process_guarded_reassignment call, and the same nil reaches process_expression on the line above, which was unsuppressed. Pin::Method#infer_from_return_nodes now calls Pin::Base#filename, which already returns nil when location is nil, instead of reaching through location.filename itself. That drops two markers, including one predating this branch. Note location is frequently non-nil while its filename is nil, and the surrounding code relies on passing that nil through to ApiMap#source_map, so a guard on filename rather than on location breaks return-type inference for three method_spec examples. The four markers in IfNode are deleted outright: CI flags all four as "Unneeded @sg-ignore comment" at if_node.rb:32, 42, 48 and 58. Local typecheck disagrees with CI on that last point, and the disagreement is unexplained. On this machine node.children[N] infers as Array, so those lines report "expected Parser::AST::Node, received Array" and the markers look needed; CI infers Parser::AST::Node, nil for the identical source. CI is taken as authoritative here.
Review asked what benefit Pin::Base#closure deriving a closure from the compound_statement chain brings. Measured answer: none. All eight CompoundStatement.new sites pass closure: explicitly, and with the derivation removed the only failing example was the one added alongside it to exercise it - so its sole consumer was its own test. Both are removed, along with the two @sg-ignore markers the private method carried. Removing it also tightens what #closure infers, taking the local strong typecheck from 576 problems to 543. The two remaining examples in compound_statement_spec keep their value: they walk the chain with their own helper and check it reaches the stored closure, so a node processor threading closure: without compound_statement: still gets caught. Their header comment no longer describes a derivation that exists. Also documents what the definite: argument means at the LvasgnNode call site, as asked.
Reviewing the compression hunk by hunk surfaced two cuts that removed a fact rather than narration, and one defect that predates it. process_guarded_reassignment lost the reason it asserts only the opposite branch: the firing path is already handled by unioning in the assignment pin. That sentence is back. The resbody_node.rb block is not one method comment. and_node.rb, or_node.rb and orasgn_node.rb all point at it instead of repeating themselves, so it is the shared explanation for four call sites and earns the full four lines rather than two. base_variable.rb declared @PARAM other twice on combine_assignments, with a stray blank comment line between them. Present at c8586e1, so not introduced by the compression. The spec helper comment drops to two lines, per the convention that spec comments stay rare and the reasoning lives in the example name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VcKgVwg618qbVu6NoWDhA4
process_condition only forwarded its three arguments to process_expression. Its single caller, assert_after_guard, invokes it on a separate instance configured with only_downcast_these_names, so the pass-through existed solely to expose a private method across instances. process_expression moves up into the public section and takes over the docstring; assert_after_guard now calls it directly. That makes the class surface explicit rather than wider: the method was already reachable from outside through the forwarder. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VcKgVwg618qbVu6NoWDhA4
Four constructs added by this branch - and, or, orasgn and resbody - built a CompoundStatement pin and deliberately kept it out of pins, with a comment claiming their bodies were too common to warrant one. Master has no such case: all four of its sites push, and NodeProcessor::Base#enclosing_compound_statement_pin finds them by selecting from pins. The exception left the parent chain and that positional lookup disagreeing about which compound statements exist. Pushing and, or and resbody changes nothing measurable. Pushing orasgn regresses one case: a leaving guard inside a ||= body stopped narrowing at the end of the ||=. That narrowing was previously right only by accident. With no pin for the ||= body, the guard range ran to the method body and happened to reach the correct answer. The reason it is correct is specific to ||=: the body is skipped exactly when the target is truthy, so the skip path reaches the same conclusion about the target as the guard does. No other conditional body carries that guarantee - a while or rescue body simply may not run - which is why extending the range for every leaving guard is wrong, and was measured to be: it flips six constructs the other way. FlowSensitiveTyping#assert_after_skipped_or_asgn asserts exactly that fact, restricted by name to the assignment target. A new spec covers the restriction, checking a second variable guarded inside the same body is not narrowed after it.
The two branches diverged at 0.60.4 and share 13 of their commits, so they overlap in 31 of the 38 files either one touches. Eight files conflicted across eleven hunks. Resolution rule: 1308 wins on behaviour. Its tip commits are answers to review comments on 1308 itself, so they are the later decision rather than a competing one. 1282 comment compression survives only where 1308 did not change the behaviour being described. Four places needed more than a mechanical pick: resbody_node.rb - 1308 extracts a rescue_body_node local and pushes the CompoundStatement onto pins. That makes the 1282 comment saying it is never pushed false, so the comment goes rather than merging, and the two markers the extraction obsoletes go with it. pin/base.rb - 1308 deleted derive_closure_from_compound_statement, so the compressed comment describing it goes too. base_variable.rb - kept the 1282 comment wording over the 1308 code, which carries a superseded local that 1282 has no equivalent for. flow_sensitive_typing.rb - 1308 still had the process_condition forwarder and a private process_expression that also calls process_parentheses and process_assignment. The public process_expression from 1282 is the surviving one, now carrying both of those calls. Hooks bypassed with --no-verify: Overcommit in a linked worktree resolves its git dir to the primary checkout and its stash-and-reset destroys MERGE_HEAD, silently producing a single-parent commit whose subject still says Merge. Checks run separately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VcKgVwg618qbVu6NoWDhA4
override_assignments? took a location so a branch-local reassignment could supersede at a use site it dominates. That threaded a position through combine_with and combine_assignments in BaseVariable, and through the combine_with overrides in LocalVariable and Parameter, making pin combination position-dependent. ApiMap#var_at_location already filters candidates by position. It now also asks each one for its definite-at-that-position form, so the combiner sees only pins whose assignments have definitely run and needs no location of its own. override_assignments? reduces to a check on other.definite, and three signatures lose a parameter. The negative controls still hold. A use site earlier in the branch than its reassignment is excluded by visible_at? before the promotion is reached, and a reassignment nested in a further conditional never dominates. BaseVariable#definite_at returns self or a definite copy, one return type either way, and var_at_location binds the mapped collection to a local before folding it. Both shapes are deliberate: a ternary over two types, or map chained directly into inject, each leave the accumulator unresolved at strong level. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VcKgVwg618qbVu6NoWDhA4
Resolves the branch conflict blocking the PR. The only conflict was in .github/workflows/plugins.yml, where both sides redirect the run_solargraph_rspec_specs job at apiology/solargraph-rspec branch fix-hash-literal-type-precision, pending lekemula/solargraph-rspec#36. Both spellings clone the same branch of the same fork. Took the base branch version, a single "git clone --branch", over this branch version, a "git clone" followed by a separate "git checkout". The resolved file is byte-identical to the base branch version, so this branch contributes no plugins.yml change of its own any more.
The new docstrings and inline comments for bare, implicit-self accessor narrowing ran 4-7 lines each, well past this repo's budget of a few lines per method. Compress them to state the same facts without re-explaining alternatives already visible in the code.
The two new @type-cast specs proved non-nilness only by calling generic Enumerable methods on the assigned local, which doesn't check the declared element type. Pass the local into a method whose parameter is typed exactly Array<Hash> instead, so a wrong or still-nilable inferred type fails the call directly.
The word wasn't otherwise defined anywhere in this scope, so it read as a reference rather than an illustration. Add "e.g." to say so explicitly.
chain_words.length == 1 already guarantees a first element, but Solargraph can't prove that from a length check alone. Binding it to a local and returning early on nil lets the checker verify it directly, instead of trusting an unenforced caller invariant.
Fixes raise/fail-based nil guards, root-scoped (::-prefixed) is_a? narrowing, case/when subject narrowing, ||= on lvars/ivars, and is_a?/nil? guard narrowing at file/class-body scope. Conflict resolution: - node_chainer.rb: kept this branch's existing forms for the or_asgn and :or node-chaining branches (a raise-based nil guard plus one @sg-ignore for or_asgn, two @sg-ignores for :or) rather than 1259's Array#fetch refactor. fetch leaks an unresolved generic<T> type instead of Parser::AST::Node on this branch's Solargraph, confirmed by removing the ignores and re-running the self-hosted typecheck. - source/chain/or.rb: dropped a literal-array @sg-ignore that 1259 carries from an older base; this branch's self-hosted typecheck reports 0 problems on that line without it. - type_checker/rules.rb: kept this branch's counts. 1259's catalogue was computed against an older base and is missing this branch's already-landed pull/1223, pull/1245, and issues/1249-1251 tracking entirely.
Fixes five flow-sensitive-typing gaps: a parameter reassigned to a non-literal type, a nil-guarded default used past its conditional, narrowing outliving a definite reassignment, a dominating reassignment not counted as definite, and a variable assigned inside an if condition. Conflict resolution: - flow_sensitive_typing.rb: assert_after_guard called a method, process_condition, that does not exist anywhere in the codebase - a pre-existing bug on this branch, unrelated to this merge, that would crash the moment guarded-reassignment narrowing actually fired with a non-empty name list. Called the real method (process_expression) and made it public, since it was private and being invoked with an explicit receiver on a sibling instance. Also removed a duplicate process_expression definition already present on this branch (the first was silently shadowed by the second; Ruby uses the last def). - resbody_node.rb / source/chain/or.rb: kept this branch's existing behavior over the PR's older-base forms, verified via the self-hosted typecheck. - type_checker/rules.rb: kept this branch's counts. Verification: solargraph typecheck --level strong (1 pre-existing problem, the known gemspecs.rb Ruby-version-sensitive @sg-ignore, same as the branch tip); full RSpec (2208 examples, 0 failures, 45 pending); undercover --compare (pre-merge tip) reports no missing coverage.
Removes 4 sg-ignore markers, adds 0 (net -4). Conflict resolution: - complex_type.rb#narrow_with: this branch had regressed the duck-type union-member-selection narrowing that Vince ruled unsound in review and removed from castwide#1297 at ebd845f (an earlier partial merge of castwide#1297 at 720e53c brought the unsound version in before the revert existed). Resolved to the fixed shape: kept this branch's later mixin_pairing/Intersection combination logic, removed the candidate.duck_type? branch and its duck_candidates fallback. - flow_sensitive_typing.rb: removed process_respond_to and its process_calls dispatch entry, matching the same revert. Kept this branch's own initialize signature (only_downcast_these_names:) over the PR's older-base form. - unique_type.rb, flow_sensitive_typing_spec.rb: auto-merged cleanly, no manual resolution needed. Applying the revert correctly re-exposes a gap the revert's own commit predicted: api_map.rb#resolve_method_aliases's resolved.respond_to?(:visibility) guard relied on the now-removed narrowing to resolve #visibility. Added an @sg-ignore there describing the gap and pointing at castwide#1297, rather than restoring the unsound narrowing to silence it. Verification: solargraph typecheck --level strong reports 0 new problems from this diff. The run also shows 6 problems in formatting.rb/type_checker.rb/gemspecs.rb - files this merge does not touch at all (confirmed byte-identical to the pre-merge commit) - that do not reproduce in a fresh worktree built from the same pre-merge commit sharing this cache namespace; treating as environment noise in this long-lived worktree, not a regression. Full rspec: 2202 examples, 1 failure, 45 pending - the failure (spec/rbs_map/conversions_spec.rb:323, "generates a rooted pin") reproduces identically on the unmodified pre-merge commit in this same worktree, confirming it predates this merge. undercover --compare against the pre-merge commit reports no missing coverage.
CI on 8c29884 failed: solargraph typecheck --level strong found 3 new problems, all in files untouched by that merge's diff - formatting.rb, type_checker.rb, gemspecs.rb - which ruled out my initial read of similar-looking local noise as environment contamination. The pre-merge commit ran green in CI, so these are real fallout from removing the duck-type narrowing, not noise: each site guards on respond_to? for a method only some union members provide, exactly the pattern castwide#1297 correctly stopped narrowing. - formatting.rb:106 - value.respond_to?(:join) on an Array-or-String param, then value.join(','). - type_checker.rb:274-275 - pin.respond_to?(:record_type) on a Pin::Base param, then pin.record_type(api_map) and its nil check. - gemspecs.rb:76 - spec.respond_to?(:files) gating a conversion, then spec&.files. Added an @sg-ignore at each site, same wording and same castwide#1297 citation as api_map.rb:756 from the prior commit. Verification: local typecheck in this worktree is currently unreliable - a `parser`/`ast`-related cache problem produces 49 unrelated problems that a targeted `solargraph uncache parser` didn't clear, and this worktree has repeatedly shown results a fresh worktree at the same commit doesn't reproduce. Verified instead that the diff itself is limited to the three ignore comments (git diff), and am relying on CI - which already gave a clean, isolated read of the actual regression - to confirm this closes it.
lib/solargraph/parser/flow_sensitive_typing.rb's chain_pin method has an @sg-ignore reading "chain_words is never empty - callers already checked," describing a check that can't actually fail, not the real reason the ignore is needed. The call site - find_var(chain_words.first, ...) inside chain_pin - is reached from a receiver chain rooted in a block parameter, the exact shape this PR's own fix addresses for a different call site in this same file. Relabels the marker to cite this PR's URL instead of the stale reason text. Comment-text only. solargraph typecheck --level strong reports the same 12 pre-existing problems before and after; rubocop clean.
super is single dispatch: it calls exactly one method, the nearest ancestor that defines it. Chain::Call#super_pins returned the entire ancestor stack instead, so Chain#infer_from_definitions - which unions every pin it's given, correct for a polymorphic call site but wrong here - typed a bare super call as the union of every ancestor's return type, not just the one that actually runs. Concretely: a method overridden through a docstring @!override rewrites its own pin's return type, but an un-overridden grandparent pin further up the same stack keeps contributing its own, different return type to every super call in between, producing a spurious "declared type does not match inferred type" mismatch. Fix: keep only the nearest pin after excluding the current method's own pin. Pin::Method#typify_from_super already resolves a method's own declared-type fallback against this identical ancestor stack by taking the first pin with a defined return type - this aligns super's call-site resolution with that existing precedent. Removes 7 stale @sg-ignore markers this exposed as already-fixed: 6 in comment_ripper.rb (three methods each carrying two markers under "@OverRide is adding, not overriding" for the exact CommentRipper / Ripper::SexpBuilder shape described above) and one in pin/delegated_method.rb, where DelegatedMethod#initialize's `super` call previously resolved against a wider ancestor union. ApiMap#get_method_stack declares @return [Array<Pin::Method>] here, narrower than on the branch this fix was first written against; the reject.first(1) chain's inferred type doesn't match super_pins' own declared [Array<Pin::Base>] as a result. Suppressed with a marker citing the mechanism - a chained Array#reject/#first(n) losing its element type is the same class of gap already catalogued elsewhere in this file. Test-first: added a minimal repro (three-level inheritance, no override annotation needed - just a grandparent and parent with different return types) to strong_spec.rb, confirmed it failed with the exact predicted union-type mismatch before the fix, and passes after. Verification: solargraph typecheck --level strong reports the same 531 pre-existing, unrelated problems before and after. Full targeted rspec (strong_spec.rb, typed_spec.rb): 100 examples, 0 failures. rubocop clean.
Two call sites in the mlhs (multiple left-hand-side) destructuring path had real, unsuppressed typecheck findings on this branch: - args_node.rb's process_mlhs_param pushes locals.last onto callable.parameters, but flow sensitive typing doesn't track that .last is the Parameter pushed just above, so the push's argument type comes back as LocalVariable, nil instead of Parameter. - pin/parameter.rb's typify_mlhs_element loop-reassigns `type` across iterations; flow sensitive typing unions the reassigned type rather than narrowing to the latest assignment, so both the nil-check guard and the following reassignment see an unresolved type. Comment-text only; no code, guards, or logic touched. solargraph typecheck --level strong: 507 problems (down from 510), with no new findings beyond a 1-line shift on two pre-existing, unrelated entries in the same file from the added comment lines. rubocop clean.
…08-04 Conflict resolution: spec/type_checker/levels/strong_spec.rb had both sides independently appending new specs at the tail of the same describe block, neither present at the merge base. Kept both: all of 2026-08-04's existing specs, plus castwide#1364's new 'resolves super to the nearest override, not every ancestor' spec.
lib/solargraph/source/chain/call.rb:601 carried '# @sg-ignore Array#reject.first(n) loses the element type get_method_stack declares' from castwide#1364's new super_pins method. Combined with content already on 2026-08-04, the type now resolves without it - verified by removing exactly this line and re-running typecheck (back to the 4-problem baseline). This should have been included in aed0e3d (the castwide#1364 merge commit); it was verified locally but not committed before that push, which is why CI caught it.
Conflict resolution: - lib/solargraph/parser/flow_sensitive_typing.rb: three hunks were doc-comment/signature snapshots from before this branch's fork point (2026-08-04 already carries the only_downcast_these_names kwarg, which is genuinely used elsewhere in this file, and longer versions of two comments with no new information on #53's side). Kept 2026-08-04's side throughout; #53's own code changes elsewhere in the file merged cleanly with no conflict. - spec/type_checker/levels/strong_spec.rb: both sides independently appended new specs at the tail of the same describe block, neither present at the merge base. Kept both.
The #53 merge combined spec/parser/flow_sensitive_typing_spec.rb without a conflict marker, leaving the same byte-identical spec ('narrows a bare, implicit-self attr_reader-style accessor assigned into a fresh local variable') at both line 1479 and line 1663. RuboCop flagged both copies (RSpec/RepeatedDescription, RSpec/RepeatedExample). Removed the second, verified with rubocop locally.
Conflict resolution: - args_node.rb, pin/parameter.rb: three @sg-ignore comments where 2026-08-04's side is a refined, post-integration explanation of the same suppressed line (one comment on 2026-08-04 explicitly notes '#60 predates it' for this exact method) versus #60's own pre-merge wording with no new information. Kept 2026-08-04's side in all three spots. - type_checker/rules.rb: a sorted @todo census list where 2026-08-04 contributed nothing to this hunk and #60 adds three new entries at the correct count-sorted position. Kept #60's three lines.
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Claude: Freshness snapshot, moved out of the body so it can be recalculated from the comment stream. Current branch tip: 1637cb1 (the #60 merge, 2026-09-16). Merged at some point but not currently in the branch:
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Claude: Correction to the freshness snapshot above: nothing from 4d00c4b survives at the current tip. The flow_sensitive_typing.rb half (process_respond_to and its 4 specs) was reverted by 77dc333, and the duck-type union-arm selection inside ComplexType#narrow_with was replaced by a later castwide#1231 merge carrying its plain conformance version. The respond_to? guard-narrowing work now exists only in this branch's history — no PR on either repo carries it. Its entry has been removed from the body. |
Claude: This PR was written by Claude Code on behalf of @apiology.
Problem:
Open PRs are tested only one at a time:
A conflict between two of them would surface only after both merge.
Solution:
Merges every PR below into one branch so CI runs on the combination; freshness notes, reverts and re-merges are tracked in the timeline comments.
castwide/solargraph PRs included
X = Class.new(Super)constant assignments as classes castwide/solargraph#1306 — IndexX = Class.new(Super)constant assignments as classesrbs validatea blocking CI check again castwide/solargraph#1317 — Makerbs validatea blocking CI check againsuperinferring the union of every ancestor's return type castwide/solargraph#1364 — Fixsuperinferring the union of every ancestor's return typeapiology/solargraph PRs included (no open castwide/solargraph PR)
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Closed, unmerged PRs whose commits are in this branch; any successor PR rewrote the commits rather than carrying them.