fix(config): honor include/exclude globs in file collection (#981)#994
fix(config): honor include/exclude globs in file collection (#981)#994carlos-alm wants to merge 5 commits intomainfrom
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config.include and config.exclude were declared in DEFAULTS but never consumed by either engine, so users' glob filters in .codegraphrc.json had no effect. Both engines now compile the globs once and filter collected paths (relative to project root, forward-slash normalized) during initial walks and incremental fast-path rebuilds. - New src/shared/globs.ts with compileGlobs + matchesAny (extracted from features/boundaries.ts so the collector and boundaries share one implementation) - TS collector: passesIncludeExclude applied in collectFiles recursion and tryFastCollect so config changes take effect on incremental builds - Rust collector: globset-based filter wired through collect_files and try_fast_collect; BuildConfig gains include/exclude fields - Integration tests (wasm + native parity) cover exclude reject, include limit, combined filters, and empty-config default behavior Fixes #981 Impact: 19 functions changed, 20 affected
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Claude finished @carlos-alm's task —— View job PR Review: fix(config): honor include/exclude globs in file collection (#981)Review Progress
Root Cause AnalysisProblem Being Solved: Config Why This Approach: Legitimate bug fix addressing the root cause. The config schema was correct but implementation was missing the glob filtering logic entirely in both engines. Risk Assessment: Low risk. Adds filtering that was supposed to exist, no behavior changes for users with empty include/exclude (98% of users). Configuration Change Detection - ✅ CLEANNo high-risk configuration changes detected:
Test Integrity - ✅ STRONGNew tests are comprehensive and well-structured:
Code Quality AnalysisGlob Implementation - ✅ WELL-DESIGNEDExtracted shared utilities (
TypeScript collector (
Rust collector (
Engine Parity - ✅ ENFORCEDPath normalization consistency:
Error handling alignment:
Minor Issues
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Final Recommendation
Minor suggestions (non-blocking):
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Greptile SummaryThis PR wires Confidence Score: 5/5Safe to merge — the fix is well-scoped, both engines converge on the same glob semantics, and prior review findings have been addressed. All changed code paths are tested (7 integration tests, 3 new Rust unit tests, glob regex regression tests). The two previous P1 findings were resolved in-branch commits. No new P0/P1 issues found. No files require special attention. Important Files Changed
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flowchart TD
A[buildGraph] --> B{engine}
B -->|native Rust| C[build_pipeline.rs]
B -->|wasm/JS| D[collect-files.ts]
C --> E{incremental?}
E -->|yes| F[try_fast_collect]
E -->|no| G[collect_files]
F --> H[build_glob_set]
G --> H
H --> I[passes_include_exclude]
I --> J[CollectResult]
D --> K{incremental?}
K -->|yes| L[tryFastCollect]
K -->|no| M[collectFiles]
L --> N[compileGlobs]
M --> N
N --> O[passesIncludeExclude]
O --> P[ctx.allFiles]
subgraph globs["src/shared/globs.ts"]
Q[globToRegex]
R[compileGlobs]
S[matchesAny]
Q --> R --> S
end
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| re += '.*'; | ||
| i += 2; | ||
| if (pattern[i] === '/') i++; |
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** handling can produce over-broad regex
When ** appears without a leading path separator (e.g. the pattern **/foo.ts), the / after ** is consumed, giving ^.*foo\.ts$. That regex matches barfoo.ts because .* can be zero-length and there is no [^/] boundary before foo. The Rust globset crate enforces the path-component boundary, so the two engines would disagree on these patterns.
Common patterns used in the tests (**/*.ext, dir/**) are unaffected, but a user writing **/index.ts would silently get broader matching in WASM than in the native engine. A simple fix is to anchor the segment after consuming **/:
if (ch === '*' && pattern[i + 1] === '*') {
re += '.*';
i += 2;
if (pattern[i] === '/') {
re += '(?:[^/]+/)*'; // consume the slash and require a directory boundary
i++;
}
}
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Fixed in 4c7e47b2. globToRegex now compiles **/ as (?:[^/]+/)* so **/index.ts enforces a directory-component boundary and no longer matches barindex.ts — keeping WASM parity with the Rust globset crate. Bare trailing ** (e.g. dir/**) still compiles to .*. Added regression tests in tests/unit/boundaries.test.ts for both cases.
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Correction on the SHA reference above: the actual commit is b6ce50a (not 4c7e47b2 — typo in my previous reply).
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| builder.build().ok() |
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GlobSetBuilder::build fails
If builder.build() returns an Err, the function silently returns None and all include/exclude filters are disabled. Adding an eprintln! on the Err path (mirroring the per-pattern error above) would make this failure observable:
match builder.build() {
Ok(set) => Some(set),
Err(e) => {
eprintln!("codegraph: failed to build glob set: {e}");
None
}
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Fixed in 63c9789. build_glob_set now logs the GlobSetBuilder::build error via eprintln! before falling back to None, mirroring the per-pattern error path above. Users will now see the error instead of silently losing all include/exclude filters.
Codegraph Impact Analysis19 functions changed → 20 callers affected across 9 files
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…ns (#994) The `globToRegex` WASM-side glob compiler consumed the `/` after `**` without adding a directory-boundary group, so `**/index.ts` compiled to `^.*index\.ts$` and matched `barindex.ts`. The Rust `globset` crate enforces the boundary, so the two engines disagreed on these patterns. Compile `**/` as `(?:[^/]+/)*` — zero or more complete directory segments — keeping parity with globset. Bare `**` (e.g. trailing in `dir/**`) still compiles to `.*` so `dir/**` keeps matching `dir/a/b`. Adds regression tests for `**/<literal>` and `dir/**`. Impact: 1 functions changed, 8 affected
… disabling filters (#994) If `GlobSetBuilder::build()` returned `Err`, `build_glob_set` silently returned `None` and all include/exclude filters were disabled — users would see unexpected files in the graph with no clue why. Mirror the per-pattern error path and log the failure via `eprintln!` before falling back to `None`. Impact: 1 functions changed, 8 affected
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@claude Thanks for the review. Addressed the two non-blocking suggestions:
Also addressed both Greptile P2 findings: |
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Claude finished @carlos-alm's task —— View job Verifying FixesThanks for addressing the feedback! Let me verify the fixes you've implemented. Todo List
✅ Fix Verification CompleteBoth fixes have been properly implemented: 1. Glob Pattern Fix (b6ce50a)The
The fix includes comprehensive regression tests in
2. Error Logging Fix (63c9789)The silent
3. Performance Follow-upGood call creating issue #1000 for glob memoization. Since compilation happens once per Final AssessmentAll review feedback has been properly addressed. The fixes are well-implemented with appropriate testing and error handling. Engine parity between WASM and native Rust is now maintained for glob patterns. Status: ✅ Ready for merge |
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Summary
config.includeandconfig.excludein.codegraphrc.jsonwere declared inDEFAULTSbut never consumed by either engine. Users' glob filters had no effect. Both the native Rust engine and the WASM/JS engine now compile the globs once and filter collected paths identically during initial walks and incremental fast-path rebuilds.src/shared/globs.tsprovidescompileGlobs+matchesAny, extracted fromfeatures/boundaries.tsso the collector and boundary rules share one implementation (boundaries re-exports for back-compat).passesIncludeExcludeapplied incollectFilesrecursion (src/domain/graph/builder/helpers.ts) and intryFastCollect(src/domain/graph/builder/stages/collect-files.ts) so config changes take effect on incremental builds.globset-based filter wired throughcollect_filesandtry_fast_collect.BuildConfiggainsinclude: Vec<String>andexclude: Vec<String>fields (serde camelCase).Cargo.lockupdated for the now-directglobsetdependency.Test plan
npx vitest run tests/integration/config-include-exclude.test.ts— 7/7 pass (4 wasm + 2 native + 1 parity)cargo test -p codegraph-core— 179/179 pass (3 new tests for include/exclude/combined)npm test— full suite green aside from 15 pre-existing bash/ocaml parser failures unrelated to this change (missing WASM grammars)npm run lint— only pre-existing warnings; no new issues in changed filesFixes #981