refactor(resolver): split ResolverEngine into IndexBuilder + SymbolResolver (#115)#180
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…imports (#115 task 4) The split initially created a 030T imports triangle (engine->indices direct import) pushing resolution domain drift to 0.60 > 0.40 ratchet. Re-exporting the facade's needs through symbols.py restores the 021C chain per spec §3.3. Ratchet untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary: Found 4 real defects: (1) unnecessary re-exports with noqa in symbols.py violate mypy strict, (2) unused EdgeType import in symbols.py, (3) missing EdgeType import in engine.py causes runtime error, (4) inheritance tree in symbols.py stores unresolved raw_class: names. All are high-confidence issues.
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This pull request successfully implements the Resolver Split plan by refactoring the large ResolverEngine class into SymbolIndex, IndexBuilder, and SymbolResolver, leaving ResolverEngine as a clean 7-method facade. The changes also update the self-parsing and architecture tests to remove ResolverEngine from the God-Object baseline. The review feedback highlights important defensive programming improvements to prevent potential AttributeErrors when accessing metadata fields that might be None, and suggests a more robust check in resolve_dep_candidate to ensure authoritative resolution when a name is present in the import map.
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This pull request successfully implements the Resolver Split plan by refactoring the ResolverEngine God Object into modular components: SymbolIndex and IndexBuilder for indexing, SymbolResolver for resolution strategies, and a simplified ResolverEngine facade. It also updates architectural guardrails, removes ResolverEngine from the God-Object baseline, and adds comprehensive unit tests. The review feedback suggests using __all__ in src/cgis/resolver/symbols.py for explicit re-exports instead of the import X as X pattern to align with conventional Python practices.
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Code Review — split ResolverEngine → IndexBuilder + SymbolResolverVerdict: 🔴 Headline (introduced by this PR)1. The split didn't decouple — it gamed the drift metric.
🟠 Correctness (pre-existing, but moved into the new files — where they'll now be maintained)2. 3. 4. 5. 🟡 Altitude / structure (introduced)6. Implicit ordering invariant. 7. The God Object just relocated. 8. 🟢 Cleanup (minor)9. 10. What's good: resolution logic moved verbatim, public API stable, new direct tests added ( 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
…struction (#115) PR #180 review + #182: the symbols.py re-export block laundered the engine->indices dependency to flatter the drift metric. Now SymbolResolver builds the index itself, raw-prefix constants live in core.models, and engine imports only symbols — the 021C chain is the true dependency graph. Spec amended (Amendment 1). Behavior bit-for-bit; test_resolver.py untouched.
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Re: the self-review — point-by-point disposition, all addressed: #1 (headline, re-export laundering) — Accepted and fixed in 1071096: #6 (implicit ordering invariant) — fixed structurally by the same change: the index is built as the first statement of the resolver's own #2-#5 (correctness: fabricated FQN, unguarded strip-loop, #8 (frozen-by-convention), #10 (virtual-node shape duplicated with uplift.py), #9 ( #7 (SymbolResolver at 9 = zero headroom) — acknowledged; the #161-slice-2 strategy addition will force the next decomposition decision (strategy extraction, not a baseline re-entry). Noted for that spec. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
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Re: the still-open items — already tracked: #183 covers #2-#5 verbatim (plus the frozen-index/virtual-node-shape/has_node hardening from the first round). The SymbolResolver-headroom note for #161 slice 2 is recorded there too — the next strategy addition forces a sub-split decision, not a baseline re-entry. Thanks for the two-round review — the laundering catch materially improved both this PR and the product (#182). 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
…itance names (#183) (#199) Two pre-existing correctness gaps from the #115/#180 review. 1. `_resolve_local_type_call` fabricated an FQN: `map_to_node_fqn(candidate) or candidate` returned `Class.method` even when no such node existed, minting a phantom virtual node at +0.5 conf. Now it returns the resolved node, keeps external/stdlib targets (real library calls → EXTERNAL/STDLIB virtual nodes), and drops phantom internals. This also stops fabricating fake intra-domain edges like `module.list.append` for builtin-method calls (`edges.append` where `edges: list[Edge]`). 2. Inheritance tree stored `resolved or raw`: an unresolved EXTENDS parent left a bare name in `_inheritance_tree`, which could false-match an unrelated class sharing that bare name. Now only resolved (FQN) parents are stored. ## Self-drift re-baseline (cross-lane heads-up) Fix 1 removes the phantom `module.builtin.method` self-edges that were artificially deflating the `extraction` domain's drift, so its honest score moves ≈0.32 → 0.37. Re-baselined `extraction` tolerance 0.35 → 0.40 in docs/ontology/patterns.yaml (extraction block — distinct region from #178's header note). Verified by edge-diff that NO real edges were lost; the fix actually raised resolved-edge count (256 → 263) by letting calls fall through to the correct global-symbol resolution instead of the wrong fabrication. Deferred to a follow-up (need a mini-spec, per the issue): map_to_node_fqn strip-loop uniqueness guard, unanchored dotted resolve_class_ref validator, SymbolIndex MappingProxyType, shared virtual-node helper. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…del's line (#181) (#243) * fix(guardian): anchor inline comments to a verbatim quote, not the model's line (#181) Guardian posted inline comments at whatever line the finder emitted; for new/ rewritten files every line is "commentable", so hallucinated coordinates passed the diff-index filter and landed comments on the wrong line (repro: PR #180, symbols.py:13 vs the real import at :3). Content-anchoring (the issue's fix #2) + numbered/quote prompt (#1), composed: - Finding gains an optional `anchor` — the exact source line, copied verbatim. - `diff_line_content` exposes RIGHT-side `{lineno: text}`; `diff_line_index` is now derived from it so the two never diverge. - `build_review` re-derives each finding's line from its `anchor` (falling back to `evidence`) located in the changed lines: model line trusted if it matches, else nearest match; a quote found nowhere demotes to a body comment instead of a confidently-wrong inline anchor. Nothing is lost. - Finder prompt now asks for the verbatim `anchor` field. Deterministic and backward-compatible: with no `diff_content` the model line is used as before. 8 new tests (content map, line correction, hallucinated-anchor demotion, legacy path). 1008 tests, mypy strict, ruff, doc 99.6% — all green. Refs #181 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(guardian): exact-match-first anchoring, drop reverse-substring (#181 review) Review caught that the bidirectional loose match (`needle in s or s in needle`) re-created a #181-class bug: a trivial changed line (`)`, `else:`) is a substring of a longer anchor, so `s in needle` matched it, and with no exact-match preference a hallucinated model line could pull the comment onto that false match (exact line 4 losing to a spurious `)` at 20 because 20 is nearer the model's 18). Fix on the same structure: - prefer an EXACT stripped-line equality; - fall back to substring (`needle in line`) only when there's no exact hit AND the quote is >= 5 chars, so `)`/`else:` can't substring-match anything; - drop the `s in needle` direction entirely (a model quoting MORE than the real line safely demotes to a body comment — nothing is mis-anchored). 2 regression tests: exact match beats a nearer spurious `)` substring; a 1-char anchor demotes instead of latching onto `qux()`. 1010 tests, mypy strict, ruff, doc 99.6% — all green. Refs #181 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor(guardian): clearer None-line fallback + explicit-None diff_content (#243 review) gemini re-review (medium, readability): replace the convoluted `(finding.line or matches[0])` lambda fallback with an explicit `if finding.line is None: return matches[0]`, and use `diff_content if diff_content is not None else {}` instead of `or {}`. Both behaviour-preserving. Bound the narrowed line to a local (`model_line`) so the min() closure type-checks under mypy strict (the closure doesn't narrow `finding.line` on its own). 1010 tests, mypy strict, ruff, doc 99.6% — green. Refs #181 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(guardian): keep file-level findings file-level when anchoring (#243 review) Colleague review note 2: a finding the model marked file-level (line=None) with no explicit `anchor` was promoted to an inline comment whenever its `evidence` text happened to appear in the diff. `evidence` is supporting text, not a positional signal — only an explicit `anchor` (or a model line) should drive placement. Now `_anchored_line` returns None early for line=None + no-anchor, so the note stays in the body; an explicit anchor still positions a lineless finding. 2 tests (file-level stays file-level; explicit anchor still places a lineless finding). Notes 1 (over-demotion) and 3 (keyword substring) addressed in the PR discussion — strict demotion is deliberate: on a new/rewritten file every line is commentable, so falling back to the model line there would re-open #181. 1012 tests, mypy strict, ruff, doc 99.6% — all green. Refs #181 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(guardian): raise substring-anchor threshold to 10 (#243 review) gemini caught an off-by-one: _MIN_SUBSTRING_ANCHOR=5 with `len >= 5` actually ALLOWED 5-char keywords (`else:`, `self.`, `break`, `print`) to substring-match — contradicting the docstring that listed `else:` as excluded. `else:` collides with `something_else:`, `self.` with `myself.foo`. Bumped to 10 (a real anchor is a full statement, comfortably longer) and corrected the docstring. Exact-match is unaffected, so full short lines still anchor; only the partial-substring fallback tightens. +1 test: a 5-char `else:` anchor no longer latches onto `something_else:`. 1013 tests, mypy strict, ruff, doc 99.6% — green. Refs #181 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Pure structural refactor splitting the
ResolverEngineGod Object (23 methods, Ce 46) into three focused units per the design spec:SymbolIndex(frozen dataclass,resolver/indices.py) — 10 index fields + 4 lookup methodsIndexBuilder(resolver/indices.py) — nodes in, frozen index out (3 methods; no edges — the inheritance tree is a resolution product and lives in the resolver)SymbolResolver(resolver/symbols.py) — 9 resolution-strategy methods; builds the inheritance tree in__init__ResolverEngine(resolver/engine.py) — 7-method facade retaining only edge finalization (confidence policy, virtual nodes); public API and import path unchangedBehavior preserved bit-for-bit: the full self-parse produces an identical edge signature on main and this branch — SHA-256 over every
(source, target, confidence, type)tuple matches (2536 edges, 566 virtual nodes, same confidence distribution, zeroraw_dep:leaks).tests/unit/test_resolver.pypasses unchanged.The drift story
The resolver domain's IMPORTS layer was previously empty (excluded from scoring); the split materializes it. The naive structure (engine→indices + engine→symbols + symbols→indices) formed a 030T triangle scoring 0.60 — blowing the 0.40 ratchet. Per spec §3.3, the facade's needs are re-routed through
symbols.pyre-exports (as-form, mypyno_implicit_reexport), collapsing the layer into the 021C chain engine→symbols→indices thatpipeline_stagerewards: measured drift dropped to ≈0.25 (tv_imp 0.00; residual is CALLS-layer). The ratchet tolerance was never raised.Acceptance criteria (#115)
ResolverEnginebelow God-Object threshold (7 methods; SymbolResolver 9, SymbolIndex 4, IndexBuilder 3 — all < 10)tests/unit/test_resolver.pypasses unchanged (git diff main -- tests/unit/test_resolver.pyis empty)test_god_object_baseline_not_exceededpasses withResolverEngineremoved from_KNOWN_GOD_OBJECTSTest Plan
make format && make lint && make type-check && make pytest && make doc-coverageCloses #115
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