Refuse a bare name two imports supply, in every namespace and every declaration kind - #1318
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Adversarial review recordTwo rounds by an independent review agent to fixed point. Round 1 — initial adversarial review (verdict: fix round required, eight findings)
Fix-round instruments: 17 mutations, zero survivors — including two (M14 private-ADT-supplies, M16 data-injected-anyway) that survived the first battery run and were closed with a private-ADT control and a structural environment cell rather than shipped green. Round 2 — acceptance (verdict: fixed point)The reviewer's own first probe pass reported "still flapping" — its harness had measured the wrong tree (session cwd shadowing Two residual notes, non-blocking: a single 86-column line in the commit body, and the prelude-owned two-supplier clash remaining check-green/compile-E608 — correct per §8.5.2.2 (the incumbent owns the bare name, so there is no ambiguity) and base-identical, recorded as a sibling-in-kind observation on #1317. |
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe compiler now rejects ambiguous imported functions, data types, and constructors with E155–E157. Namespace tracking excludes ambiguous bare names while retaining qualified access. Tests, specifications, and project metrics cover the new behaviour and expanded conformance suite. ChangesImported namespace ambiguity enforcement
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 11: Update the E200 reference in the changelog entry to identify it as
error severity, not W-severity, while preserving the surrounding description of
the ordinary bare-call diagnostic.
In `@KNOWN_ISSUES.md`:
- Line 11: Update the KNOWN_ISSUES entry to scope the documented collision and
remediation to E609, since the evidence only covers same-named data declarations
and provides no constructor collision case for E610; remove E610 references
unless you add separately supported constructor behavior and evidence.
In `@spec/08-modules.md`:
- Line 394: Update the import-environment bullets in spec/08-modules.md to state
that ambiguous function names, data types, and constructors are excluded from
their respective environments, with E156 and E157 covering ambiguous data types
and constructors. Preserve the existing behavior for unambiguous imports and
clarify that excluded ambiguous names do not resolve as bare names.
In `@spec/11-compilation.md`:
- Line 618: Align E608’s scope with the actual collision predicate: it applies
only to function declarations that can share the flattened WASM name, while E609
and E610 retain the wider declaration-based wording. Update
spec/11-compilation.md lines 618-618 and SKILL.md lines 1954-1954 consistently;
both sites require direct changes.
In `@TESTING.md`:
- Line 86: Align the conformance counts in TESTING.md at lines 86, 203, and 224:
update the unqualified 226 reference to 235 or label it historical; change the
pytest total from 1,130 to 1,175; and reconcile the WASI selector total to 167
run-level entries, updating the 116/50 split to 117/50 if 50 remain skipped.
Apply the same fix in `@TESTING.md` around lines 9 - 11: The same stale
conformance-count discrepancy is documented here.
In `@tests/test_ambiguous_import_refusal_1304.py`:
- Around line 142-160: Update _check_json to catch JSON decoding failures from
result.stdout and include the subprocess stderr in the raised failure context.
Preserve the existing subprocess invocation and successful payload parsing,
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Spec 8.5 ordered a local declaration against an import and gave the module-qualified form for reaching what a clash hides, but defined no order between two imports that both supply one name. Neither did the implementation: a module importing two dependencies that each export `forall<T> fn gen` — one returning `@Int`, one `@Bool` — bound its bare call to whichever supplier a set of module paths yielded first, so one unchanged file was check-green on one run and `[E121] body has type Bool` on the next. Measured at the branch point: accepted on hash seeds 0, 2 and 3, rejected on 1, 4, 5, 6 and 7, with the winner tracking module-name hash order rather than which import is written first. Spec 8.5.2.2 now states the rule — a program MUST NOT leave a namespace with two imports supplying one bare function name — and the checker enforces it as `E155`, a check-phase code for what is a scope question. Refusing is what removes the flap rather than labelling it: with no pick to make there is no iteration order left to expose, which a merely deterministic first-wins order would not have achieved. The refusal is definition-gated, matching the `E608` rail it generalises, so an unused clash is still refused and rewriting a call in module-qualified form does not lift it; a local declaration or a selective import does, and both are exercised through to their runtime value. Both layers read one derivation. `namespace_fn_names` now exposes its ambiguity per namespace as well as unioned — the checker asks for its own namespace's clashes, to report at its own import and to keep the name out of the type environment, and codegen's rail asks the union, which is the question it has always asked. An ambiguous name is not injected at all: reporting the clash while binding one supplier would leave the follow-on diagnostics keyed to whichever module the injection loop reached first, which is the nondeterminism the refusal exists to remove. Spec 8.5.4 gives constructor names the same shadowing rules as function names, so the data namespaces are folded in rather than left to make that sentence false. They flapped the same way — two modules each exporting a `public data Shape` with different constructor field types type-checked on hash seeds 2, 8, 9, 10 and 11 and reported `[E213]` on 0, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 — and the accepting seeds were the worse half: `check` and `verify` both passed, and the program died at `run` with an `E609` at line 0 of the entry file naming two modules the entry never imported. Data types are `E156` and constructors `E157`, one code per declaration namespace as codegen already splits E608/E609/E610, and reported independently because two modules exporting differently-named types can clash on a constructor alone. Their remedy differs from the function one and the diagnostics say so. E609/E610 refuse two modules' same-named data declarations by DECLARATION, consulting neither visibility nor the importer's filter nor local shadowing — the relaxation E608 received in #1281 has no data-side twin — so narrowing an import and declaring the type locally were both measured against the fixture and both still fail at compile. Marking one declaration `private` fails the same way. Those two diagnostics therefore prescribe renaming, and a cell pins the measurement so the text cannot drift into offering remedies that do not work; the rail over-breadth behind it is tracked as #1317, with a KNOWN_ISSUES row and a spec 8.11 limitation entry. A name the built-in registry already owns is not a clash: the injection loops are `setdefault` over a `TypeEnv` the built-ins populate first, so a dependency exporting its own `option_map` never wins the bare name — measured as `E201` against the prelude's two-argument signature. The first cut of this refusal did not pass that snapshot and reported two such dependencies as a clash, which was a new rejection where the branch point was green. `namespace_fn_names`' claim that its ambiguity half is identical with or without the prelude argument was wrong for the same reason; it is corrected to the measured truth, and the codegen call ordering it rests on is pinned. The two #1281 cells the checker now catches first drive the shape through `build_multi_module_past_check` and assert both layers, so the rail behind the refusal is still exercised. Five conformance programs cover the two import orders and the disambiguated form, four more for the data-side pair; the new test file pins the determinism in fresh subprocesses across four hash seeds, which the base tree cannot satisfy. The corpus moves nothing — all 268 pre-existing programs answer identically on both trees. Closes #1304 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
**E200's severity, measured rather than relabelled.** The CHANGELOG called the cascade "W-severity", conflating two things the repo keeps apart: `E200` is an E-coded diagnostic emitted at `severity="warning"`, which the `--json` envelope reports in `warnings` rather than `diagnostics` and which does not fail the check on its own — a program whose only diagnostic is `E200` reports `ok: true` and exits 0. The W-series is the separate `W001`/`W002` code namespace and this is not one of them. The bullet now says exactly that. **`E610`'s evidence, gathered on its own axis.** The #1317 row demonstrated only the `E609` half while covering both codes. Measured: `liba` exporting `public data Alpha { Sq(Int), … }` beside `libb` exporting `public data Beta { Sq(Bool), … }` — two DIFFERENT types sharing only the constructor `Sq` — is `[E157]` at check and `[E610]` at compile, and the same three remedies fail it the same way (narrow the second import, declare a local `data Own { Sq(Int), … }`, make one supplier `private`: each check-green and verify-green, each still `[E610]` at `vera compile`). The row now carries that beside the `E609` evidence and scopes each claim to its code, and two new cells pin it — the `E610` backstop for the constructor-only shape, and `private` as a third parametrised non-escape beside the two the file already had. **`E608`'s predicate, stated as the code implements it.** Spec §11.16 and SKILL.md both said the rails refuse "any two modules in one program", which is true of `E609`/`E610` and false of `E608` since #1281: `_generics_cannot_collide` exempts a pair of top-level generics the ownership classification proves land in distinct clone namespaces, because those emit nothing under the bare name. Both now give the declaration-based wording to `E609`/`E610` only and state `E608`'s own condition — same-named function declarations of any visibility, the ones that would share the flattened `$name`, minus that exception. **§8.7.2's environment bullets cover all three namespaces.** They excluded ambiguous function names while the next bullet still promised every imported public data type and constructor entered the environment, which `E156`/`E157` made false and the M16 structural cell disproves. The exclusion is now stated once over all three, including the two ways the data side comes apart: a type excluded for a clash takes its constructors with it, and a constructor two differently-named types supply is excluded alone while both types remain. **TESTING.md's conformance figures reconciled against the manifest oracle.** The parametrized-suite line said 1,130 where the file collects 1,175, and the dual-target sentence said 166 run-level programs of which 116 are dual-tested where the manifest now holds 167 and `TestDualTargetConformance` reports 117 passed beside 50 skipped. The skip breakdown is unchanged and re-measured rather than assumed — 43 host-family, 6 with no public zero-argument `main`, 1 nondeterministic — since the one run-level program this branch adds is dual-tested. The #1281 row's "all 226 conformance programs" described a revert experiment run at that corpus size; the figure is dropped rather than restated as 235, which would claim a re-measurement not taken. **A crashed CLI no longer reports as an empty-document parse error.** `_check_json` parsed stdout with `check=False`, so a seed-specific crash — the exact failure the determinism cells exist to catch — surfaced as a `JSONDecodeError` about column 1 with the exit code and the whole stderr discarded. The parse is split out and raises with the seed, the exit code and both streams attached; a cell drives the helper at a command that exits 3 with an empty stdout and a marker on stderr and asserts all three reach the message. Reverting the handler to the bare `json.loads` fails that cell with the original `JSONDecodeError`, which is what makes it load-bearing rather than decorative. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
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prelude_adt_names().prelude_data_decls()caches the parsed mapping, butprelude_adt_names()allocates a newfrozenseton every_adt_members_in_scope()call.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 266: Update the README project statistics to state 238 conformance
programs instead of 229, matching the entry count in
tests/conformance/manifest.json; leave the other metrics unchanged.
In `@SKILL.md`:
- Line 1954: Update the final local-shadowing sentence in the E155–E610
explanation to apply only to functions during checking, and explicitly state
that E609 and E610 still reject colliding data-type and constructor
declarations. Keep the surrounding distinction between checker resolution and
compile-time validation accurate.
In `@spec/08-modules.md`:
- Line 67: Update the design note in spec/08-modules.md to limit
selective-import guidance to function-name collisions with other imports. For
data-type and constructor collisions, direct readers to source renaming,
consistent with sections 8.5.2.2 and 11.16 and diagnostics E609/E610.
In `@tests/conformance/manifest.json`:
- Around line 3403-3415: Update the expected_error for
ch08_ambiguous_import_adt_swapped_rejected to E156 so it matches
ch08_ambiguous_import_adt_rejected and the shared verdict required for both
import orders.
In `@vera/_since.py`:
- Around line 267-269: Update the SINCE mapping entries E155, E156, E157, and
E621 to match the current project release version 0.1.11, unless the project
metadata is intentionally being bumped; keep all version metadata and changelog
references consistent.
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In `@vera/codegen/core.py`:
- Around line 1436-1439: Cache the result of prelude_adt_names() so
_adt_members_in_scope() reuses one frozenset instead of allocating it on every
call. Add or use a cached helper/property near the existing prelude_data_decls()
caching, and preserve the current union of members, infrastructure, built-in ADT
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…four smaller **The ADT twin pinned one code per order, so half a regression was invisible.** `ch08_ambiguous_import_adt_rejected` pinned `E156` and its swapped sibling pinned `E157`, which reads as covering both codes and does not: the runner asserts only the one code its entry names, so a change that dropped `E156` while leaving `E157` left the swapped entry green. Measured — with the `E156` row deleted from the checker's emission table, the swapped fixture still reports `['E130', 'E157', 'E313']`, which the old pinning accepts and the new one refuses. Both entries now pin `E156`, matching the function pair (both `E155`), and the fixture comment says why the manifest names one code where the program raises two. That both codes fire in both orders stays asserted, by the unit cells that check the whole diagnostic set. **SKILL's local-shadowing sentence was true of functions only.** "Local definitions shadow imported names without error" is checker resolution, and `E609`/`E610` reject two modules' same-named data types or constructors at compile whatever the importer declares — so a local `data` of the same name does not clear them. The sentence now says which half it governs. **Spec §8.3.2's design note pointed data collisions at selective import.** Same correction one layer up: both mechanisms it describes — the selective import and the local definition that shadows — address function names, and a clashing data type or constructor is renamed in a source module instead (§8.5.2.2, §11.16). **README's project-status line said 229 conformance programs**, against a manifest holding 238. That figure sits outside the doc-counts oracle's patterns, which is why the gate stayed green over it; verified against the manifest rather than against another document. **`prelude_adt_names()` rebuilt its frozenset per namespace.** Its consumer, `_adt_members_in_scope`, runs once per namespace, and the answer is a constant — the prelude blocks are. Now `lru_cache`d exactly as `prelude_data_decls()` beneath it, which it derives from. One finding is deliberately not acted on: `vera/_since.py` records `E155`, `E156` and `E157` as `0.1.12` while `[project].version` still reads `0.1.11`. That is the convention rather than a mismatch — a new code carries the version it SHIPS in, and the release PR this sprint cuts `0.1.12` and bumps the version surface then. `E621`, already merged on this release branch, carries `0.1.12` identically. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
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The qualified effect-op arm obligated two of its three arms. PR #1325's review found `_walk_for_nat_binding_obligations`' `QualifiedCall` branch hand-written as a refined-then-`@Nat` chain with no `@Nat` -> `@Int` widening case at all, so `State.put(@Nat.0)` and `Exn.throw(@Nat.0)` into an `@Int` cell recorded NO obligation whatever — while codegen emitted the widening guard on both spellings, the qualified forms synthesizing a bare node and delegating to the dispatcher that emits it. A guard the obligation stream never mentions is the mirror image of the claim without a guard this issue started from: `verify --json` is the only place a reader sees either. Measured as a differential before the fix — bare `nat_to_int_coerce tier3` against qualified `[]`, for both ops — with the guard confirmed present in the emitted WAT of all four. The arm now routes through the shared `_obligate_binding_triple`, so the three arms cannot drift apart again by omission, and the two spellings of one operation record identical statuses. The TESTING.md pytest-invocation comment kept #1318's `1,190` while the union updated 238 to 239 entries; collection says 1,195, which is what the oracle-gated row three hundred lines above already said. The review's rooting finding is REFUTED, and the evidence is recorded in the report rather than in code: its premise is that the pair payload pointer "exists only in `ptr_local`", which the emitted WAT contradicts — a parameter payload is shadow-pushed by the GC prologue before any body code, and a freshly allocated one is pushed at its own `$alloc` site, with `$gc_sp` lowered only in the function epilogue, after the throw. The collector is mark-sweep and never moves objects, so a second root of the same pointer value would add nothing: rooting decides liveness, and liveness is already established by the producer's push. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
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The qualified effect-op arm obligated two of its three arms. PR #1325's review found `_walk_for_nat_binding_obligations`' `QualifiedCall` branch hand-written as a refined-then-`@Nat` chain with no `@Nat` -> `@Int` widening case at all, so `State.put(@Nat.0)` and `Exn.throw(@Nat.0)` into an `@Int` cell recorded NO obligation whatever — while codegen emitted the widening guard on both spellings, the qualified forms synthesizing a bare node and delegating to the dispatcher that emits it. A guard the obligation stream never mentions is the mirror image of the claim without a guard this issue started from: `verify --json` is the only place a reader sees either. Measured as a differential before the fix — bare `nat_to_int_coerce tier3` against qualified `[]`, for both ops — with the guard confirmed present in the emitted WAT of all four. The arm now routes through the shared `_obligate_binding_triple`, so the three arms cannot drift apart again by omission, and the two spellings of one operation record identical statuses. The TESTING.md pytest-invocation comment kept #1318's `1,190` while the union updated 238 to 239 entries; collection says 1,195, which is what the oracle-gated row three hundred lines above already said. The review's rooting finding is REFUTED, and the evidence is recorded in the report rather than in code: its premise is that the pair payload pointer "exists only in `ptr_local`", which the emitted WAT contradicts — a parameter payload is shadow-pushed by the GC prologue before any body code, and a freshly allocated one is pushed at its own `$alloc` site, with `$gc_sp` lowered only in the function epilogue, after the throw. The collector is mark-sweep and never moves objects, so a second root of the same pointer value would add nothing: rooting decides liveness, and liveness is already established by the producer's push. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
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v0.1.12 burndown, the #1304 group: the import-collision ruling implemented — and its ADT/constructor twin, found by review, folded in. (Close keyword rides the code commit; #1304 closes at the release PR's merge to
main.)The ruling and the fix
Maintainer ruling on #1304 (derivation on the issue): refuse everywhere. Two imports supplying the same bare name previously produced a nondeterministic checker verdict in non-entry modules — eight runs of one file flipped between
OKandE121, the winner tracking module-name hash order — with codegen's E608 catching the shape only at compile. Now the checker itself refuses at check time with E155, computed from the same shared visibility derivation codegen uses, definition-gated exactly as the E608 rail always was (measured at base: even a qualified-only user was E608 — the ambiguous import pair is the trigger, so the remedies are a selective import or a local declaration, and the diagnostic's fix text names the one that works). The flap doesn't get papered over; it stops existing — 12 seeds × both import orders produce one verdict and one diagnostic byte-stream.The review's HIGH finding: the ADT/constructor twin still flapped (two modules exporting
data Shape;E213/OKacross seeds; accepting seeds check-green, verify-green, then a degenerate-span E609 at run naming modules the entry never imports) — while spec §8.5.4 already said constructors follow function-name rules. Folded: E156 (data type) and E157 (constructor), the three-code split derived from how E608/E609/E610 partition by namespace and proven real from both sides — a constructor-only clash yields E157 alone, a type-only clash E156 alone. Data-side escape hatches were measured not to exist (narrowing, local declaration, and a private namesake all still die at E609 — three measurements pinned by a test so the fix text can never drift into remedies that fail), which surfaced the underlying over-breadth as #1317 (the ADT analogue of #1281, rows on this branch).The fix round also caught and fixed a regression its own first commit introduced: the checker's derivation call passed no prelude, so a name the built-in registry owns was flagged ambiguous (base-green programs newly refused; measured via a module exporting a 1-arg
option_mapwhere bare calls resolve against the prelude's 2-arg signature). Fixed by passing the checker's own built-in snapshots, with cells pinning both directions and the previously-false "cannot disagree" comment corrected to the measured ordering.The review arc (two rounds to fixed point)
Round 1 (adversarial, eight findings): the mechanism held everywhere it was attacked — base flap reproduced with the reviewer's own driver, diagnostic-byte stability fingerprinted, definition-gating justification reproduced at base, every over/under-refusal probe behaving, the E608 backstop proven non-vacuous by mutation — and found the HIGH ADT twin, the F6 prelude regression, four doc surfaces still telling the old story (including a spec promise of qualified-call mangling that the ruling forecloses), an unpinned diagnostic location, and two nits. Fix round: the fold, the regression root-caused and fixed, all doc surfaces aligned (§8.5.4 now true; §11.16's mangling promise retired; SKILL's four sites split by namespace), four positional cells killing the reviewer's surviving mutant, and two more mutants that survived the first battery run closed honestly with new controls.
Round 2 (acceptance): fixed point — every number reproduced under a rebuilt harness with per-run interpreter canaries (the reviewer's own first pass measured the wrong tree and said so), the type-only half of the split proof added, the no-escape-hatch cells proven non-vacuous by inverting them, 9/9 mutations killed including the F6-reintroduction mutant, and all documentation verified true against measurement.
Measured
Determinism: 12 seeds × both orders × three clash kinds → one verdict, one byte-stream each (the test that was impossible before the fix, with the base flap recorded as its RED evidence). Corpus differential vs the branch point: 0 movers across all 268 pre-existing programs; the manifest gained 9 entries with zero pre-existing entries moved. Conformance 235 (negatives both orders for all three codes).
Gates at head: 10,898 passed / 347 browser / 235 conformance / 42 examples / 283 corpus canonical / mypy clean / doc counts oracle-consistent (11,091). KNOWN_ISSUES: #1317 row in (nothing removed — #1304 carries no bug row); spec §8.11 gains the matching limitation row, verified against the live tracker. Merges into
release/v0.1.12on convergence per the burndown's granted authority; rebases across the C merge when it lands.Summary by CodeRabbit
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