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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe change adds utilities and tests that validate diagnostic positions and compare diagnostics across source orders. It adds a vendored Error Prone Suggested reviewers: Priority: ⬇️ Low Change: Other Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The test harness has narrow gaps that can miss source-order changes or make failures harder to diagnose. These warrant follow-up, but do not change production analysis behavior or prevent merging with owner awareness. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@nullaway/src/test/java/com/google/errorprone/CompilationTestHelper.java`:
- Around line 377-386: Update the SourceOrder validation block in
CompilationTestHelper so it runs after the expectedResult assertion and
validates the reversed compilation result matches the original result. Repeat
the existing crash checks for the reversed compile, while isolating or
preserving the original diagnostic and output state so failure reporting still
refers to the correct run.
In `@nullaway/src/test/java/com/uber/nullaway/tools/AssertableDiagnostics.java`:
- Line 118: Update line counting in AssertableDiagnostics so it counts
standalone carriage-return terminators while treating CRLF as a single line
break, then add coverage for CR-only source content producing a valid line-2
diagnostic.
In `@nullaway/src/test/java/com/uber/nullaway/tools/SourceOrder.java`:
- Around line 93-102: Update the diagnostic comparison failure logic in
SourceOrder to compute multiset differences, preserving duplicate occurrences
between asGiven and reversed rather than using removeAll. Ensure the
AssertionError message lists any excess copies present in either order,
including when only the counts differ.
In `@nullaway/src/test/java/com/uber/nullaway/tools/SourceOrderTest.java`:
- Around line 9-37: Add focused tests for SourceOrder.render using stub
Diagnostic instances, asserting normalized rendered entries for a trailing “see
http...” link, newline-containing messages, NOPOS line numbers, and extraction
of the source file name; also verify two rendered entries are sorted in the
expected order. Keep the existing SourceOrder.compare tests unchanged.
In
`@nullaway/src/test/java/com/uber/nullaway/tools/VendoredCompilationTestHelperTest.java`:
- Around line 22-31: Update VendoredCompilationTestHelperTest to skip the
jar-location check only when the nullaway.errorprone.jar.first system property
is enabled, using Assume.assumeTrue so the skip is reported; configure
testErrorProneOldest and testJdk17 to set that property. Tighten the directory
assertion to require the exact test source-set output segment rather than any
path containing classes.
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| // NullAway: the order of the compilation units is not part of the program, so the diagnostics | ||
| // must not depend on it. See SourceOrder. | ||
| if (SourceOrder.isEnabled() && sources.size() > 1) { | ||
| List<String> asGiven = SourceOrder.render(diagnosticHelper.getDiagnostics()); | ||
| diagnosticHelper.clearDiagnostics(); | ||
| List<JavaFileObject> reversed = new ArrayList<>(sources); | ||
| Collections.reverse(reversed); | ||
| Result unusedResult = compile(reversed); | ||
| SourceOrder.compare(asGiven, SourceOrder.render(diagnosticHelper.getDiagnostics())); | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Check the reversed compilation result, and move this block after the remaining assertions.
The reversed compilation runs before the expectedResult assertion and reuses diagnosticHelper and outputStream. Three gaps follow.
- Line 384 discards the result. An order-dependent compilation outcome, for example
OKin one order andERRORin the other, passes this check when the rendered diagnostics happen to match. - The crash checks on lines 337-345 already ran. A crash that only the reversed order triggers is not reported as a crash.
SourceOrder.renderdrops diagnostics with a null source orNOPOS, so a positionless crash diagnostic is dropped as well. - Line 381 clears the first run's diagnostics, and the second compilation appends to
outputStream. The failure message on lines 391-395 then reports the reversed run's diagnostics and the concatenated compiler output while asserting on the first run'sresult.
Assert that the reversed run produces the same result, repeat the crash checks for it, and place the block after the expectedResult assertion.
🛠️ Proposed fix
- // NullAway: the order of the compilation units is not part of the program, so the diagnostics
- // must not depend on it. See SourceOrder.
- if (SourceOrder.isEnabled() && sources.size() > 1) {
- List<String> asGiven = SourceOrder.render(diagnosticHelper.getDiagnostics());
- diagnosticHelper.clearDiagnostics();
- List<JavaFileObject> reversed = new ArrayList<>(sources);
- Collections.reverse(reversed);
- Result unusedResult = compile(reversed);
- SourceOrder.compare(asGiven, SourceOrder.render(diagnosticHelper.getDiagnostics()));
- }
-
expectedResult.ifPresent(
expected ->
assertWithMessage(
"Expected compilation result %s, but was %s\n%s\n%s",
expected,
result,
Joiner.on('\n').join(diagnosticHelper.getDiagnostics()),
outputStream)
.that(result)
.isEqualTo(expected));
+
+ // NullAway: the order of the compilation units is not part of the program, so neither the
+ // diagnostics nor the result may depend on it. See SourceOrder.
+ if (SourceOrder.isEnabled() && sources.size() > 1) {
+ List<String> asGiven = SourceOrder.render(diagnosticHelper.getDiagnostics());
+ diagnosticHelper.clearDiagnostics();
+ List<JavaFileObject> reversed = new ArrayList<>(sources);
+ Collections.reverse(reversed);
+ Result reversedResult = compile(reversed);
+ for (Diagnostic<? extends JavaFileObject> diagnostic : diagnosticHelper.getDiagnostics()) {
+ if (diagnostic.getCode().contains("error.prone.crash")) {
+ fail("Crash with the compilation units reversed: " + diagnostic);
+ }
+ }
+ assertWithMessage("Reversing the order of the compilation units changed the result")
+ .that(reversedResult)
+ .isEqualTo(result);
+ SourceOrder.compare(asGiven, SourceOrder.render(diagnosticHelper.getDiagnostics()));
+ }
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In `@nullaway/src/test/java/com/google/errorprone/CompilationTestHelper.java`
around lines 377 - 386, Update the SourceOrder validation block in
CompilationTestHelper so it runs after the expectedResult assertion and
validates the reversed compilation result matches the original result. Repeat
the existing crash checks for the reversed compile, while isolating or
preserving the original diagnostic and output state so failure reporting still
refers to the correct run.
| } | ||
| int lines = 1; | ||
| for (int i = 0; i < content.length() - 1; i++) { | ||
| if (content.charAt(i) == '\n') { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Java Language Specification line terminators CR LF CRLF diagnostic line number JavaFileObject
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According to the Java Language Specification (JLS), line terminators are defined to support various host system conventions while maintaining consistent line numbering [1][2]. The JLS defines a line terminator as any of the following ASCII character sequences [1][3]: * The ASCII LF character (Line Feed, '\n') [1][2] * The ASCII CR character (Carriage Return, '\r') [1][2] * The ASCII CR character followed by the ASCII LF character (CR LF, "\r\n") [1][3] When a Java compiler processes source code, it recognizes these sequences as line terminators [1][2]. Specifically, the CR LF sequence is counted as a single line terminator, not two [1][3]. For lexical processing, these terminators are normalized to the ASCII LF character [1][3]. Regarding diagnostic reporting, the javax.tools.Diagnostic interface is used to report issues at specific positions in a source file [4][5]. Line numbers in these diagnostics begin at 1 [4][6]. The getLineNumber method returns the line number associated with a specific character offset [4][7]. A position is defined as a zero-based character offset from the beginning of the file, while line and column numbers are one-based [4][5]. The compiler uses the line terminators defined in the JLS to determine these line numbers accurately across different file formats [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/26/docs/specs/jls/jls-3.html
- 2: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se11/html/jls-3.html
- 3: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se15/html/jls-3.html
- 4: https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/23/docs/api/java.compiler/javax/tools/Diagnostic.html
- 5: https://download.java.net/java/early_access/jdk28/docs/api/java.compiler/javax/tools/Diagnostic.html
- 6: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/javax/tools/Diagnostic.html
- 7: https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/blob/master/src/java.compiler/share/classes/javax/tools/Diagnostic.java
Count CR line terminators.
If a source uses CR-only line terminators, the compiler can report a valid diagnostic on line 2, but lineCount counts only '\n', so whyUnassertable rejects it. Count CR terminators without double-counting CRLF, and add a CR-only source test.
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In `@nullaway/src/test/java/com/uber/nullaway/tools/AssertableDiagnostics.java` at
line 118, Update line counting in AssertableDiagnostics so it counts standalone
carriage-return terminators while treating CRLF as a single line break, then add
coverage for CR-only source content producing a valid line-2 diagnostic.
| List<String> onlyAsGiven = new ArrayList<>(asGiven); | ||
| onlyAsGiven.removeAll(reversed); | ||
| List<String> onlyReversed = new ArrayList<>(reversed); | ||
| onlyReversed.removeAll(asGiven); | ||
| throw new AssertionError( | ||
| "Reversing the order of the compilation units changed the diagnostics.\n" | ||
| + "Only in the order the test gave:\n " | ||
| + String.join("\n ", onlyAsGiven) | ||
| + "\nOnly in the reversed order:\n " | ||
| + String.join("\n ", onlyReversed)); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Report duplicate-count differences in the failure message.
render keeps one entry per diagnostic, so the same rendered string can appear more than once. removeAll removes every matching occurrence, not one per match. If asGiven holds a string twice and reversed holds it once, equals fails, but both diff lists become empty. The AssertionError then prints two empty sections and names no difference.
Use a count-based difference so the message identifies the change.
🛠️ Proposed fix using multiset differences
public static void compare(List<String> asGiven, List<String> reversed) {
if (asGiven.equals(reversed)) {
return;
}
- List<String> onlyAsGiven = new ArrayList<>(asGiven);
- onlyAsGiven.removeAll(reversed);
- List<String> onlyReversed = new ArrayList<>(reversed);
- onlyReversed.removeAll(asGiven);
+ List<String> onlyAsGiven = difference(asGiven, reversed);
+ List<String> onlyReversed = difference(reversed, asGiven);
throw new AssertionError(
"Reversing the order of the compilation units changed the diagnostics.\n"
+ "Only in the order the test gave:\n "
+ String.join("\n ", onlyAsGiven)
+ "\nOnly in the reversed order:\n "
+ String.join("\n ", onlyReversed));
}
+
+ /** Returns the entries of {`@code` from} that {`@code` other} does not hold as many copies of. */
+ private static List<String> difference(List<String> from, List<String> other) {
+ List<String> remaining = new ArrayList<>(other);
+ List<String> result = new ArrayList<>();
+ for (String entry : from) {
+ if (!remaining.remove(entry)) {
+ result.add(entry);
+ }
+ }
+ return result;
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| List<String> onlyAsGiven = new ArrayList<>(asGiven); | |
| onlyAsGiven.removeAll(reversed); | |
| List<String> onlyReversed = new ArrayList<>(reversed); | |
| onlyReversed.removeAll(asGiven); | |
| throw new AssertionError( | |
| "Reversing the order of the compilation units changed the diagnostics.\n" | |
| + "Only in the order the test gave:\n " | |
| + String.join("\n ", onlyAsGiven) | |
| + "\nOnly in the reversed order:\n " | |
| + String.join("\n ", onlyReversed)); | |
| public static void compare(List<String> asGiven, List<String> reversed) { | |
| if (asGiven.equals(reversed)) { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| List<String> onlyAsGiven = difference(asGiven, reversed); | |
| List<String> onlyReversed = difference(reversed, asGiven); | |
| throw new AssertionError( | |
| "Reversing the order of the compilation units changed the diagnostics.\n" | |
| "Only in the order the test gave:\n " | |
| String.join("\n ", onlyAsGiven) | |
| "\nOnly in the reversed order:\n " | |
| String.join("\n ", onlyReversed)); | |
| } | |
| /** Returns the entries of {@code from} that {@code other} does not hold as many copies of. */ | |
| private static List<String> difference(List<String> from, List<String> other) { | |
| List<String> remaining = new ArrayList<>(other); | |
| List<String> result = new ArrayList<>(); | |
| for (String entry : from) { | |
| if (!remaining.remove(entry)) { | |
| result.add(entry); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| return result; | |
| } |
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In `@nullaway/src/test/java/com/uber/nullaway/tools/SourceOrder.java` around lines
93 - 102, Update the diagnostic comparison failure logic in SourceOrder to
compute multiset differences, preserving duplicate occurrences between asGiven
and reversed rather than using removeAll. Ensure the AssertionError message
lists any excess copies present in either order, including when only the counts
differ.
| public class SourceOrderTest { | ||
|
|
||
| @Test | ||
| public void equalDiagnosticsPass() { | ||
| SourceOrder.compare( | ||
| List.of("Test.java:3: a", "Other.java:1: b"), List.of("Test.java:3: a", "Other.java:1: b")); | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| @Test | ||
| public void aDiagnosticThatMovedToAnotherFileFails() { | ||
| List<String> asGiven = List.of("Test.java:3: a"); | ||
| List<String> reversed = List.of("Other.java:3: a"); | ||
| AssertionError error = | ||
| assertThrows(AssertionError.class, () -> SourceOrder.compare(asGiven, reversed)); | ||
| assertThat(error) | ||
| .hasMessageThat() | ||
| .contains("Only in the order the test gave:\n Test.java:3: a"); | ||
| assertThat(error).hasMessageThat().contains("Only in the reversed order:\n Other.java:3: a"); | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| @Test | ||
| public void aDiagnosticThatAppearedOnlyInOneOrderFails() { | ||
| List<String> asGiven = List.of(); | ||
| List<String> reversed = List.of("Test.java:3: a"); | ||
| AssertionError error = | ||
| assertThrows(AssertionError.class, () -> SourceOrder.compare(asGiven, reversed)); | ||
| assertThat(error).hasMessageThat().contains("Reversing the order of the compilation units"); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Add coverage for SourceOrder.render.
The tests cover compare only. All normalization lives in render: the SEE_LINK regex, the whitespace collapse, the NOPOS and null-source filter, and the file-name extraction. testPermutedSources gates check, so a wrong SEE_LINK pattern would produce false failures in every multi-file test, and no test here would catch it.
Add tests that pass stub Diagnostic instances to render and assert the rendered entries. Cover a message with a trailing (see http...) link, a message with newlines, a diagnostic with NOPOS as the line number, and the sorted order of two entries.
I can generate these tests and the Diagnostic stub if you want.
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In `@nullaway/src/test/java/com/uber/nullaway/tools/SourceOrderTest.java` around
lines 9 - 37, Add focused tests for SourceOrder.render using stub Diagnostic
instances, asserting normalized rendered entries for a trailing “see http...”
link, newline-containing messages, NOPOS line numbers, and extraction of the
source file name; also verify two rendered entries are sorted in the expected
order. Keep the existing SourceOrder.compare tests unchanged.
| if (location.getPath().endsWith(".jar")) { | ||
| // A task that pins an older Error Prone; see the class comment. | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| assertWithMessage( | ||
| "com.google.errorprone.CompilationTestHelper was loaded from %s, which is neither the" | ||
| + " vendored copy in this source set nor an Error Prone jar", | ||
| location) | ||
| .that(location.getPath()) | ||
| .contains("classes"); |
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Make the skip explicit, and tighten the assertion.
Line 22 skips the check for every jar location. The test cannot separate an expected jar, from testErrorProneOldest or testJdk17, from an unexpected jar that shadows the vendored copy in the ordinary test task. The class comment states the problem this test guards against, and this branch reproduces it: if vendoring breaks and a helpers jar wins, the test passes.
Key the skip on a property that only the jar-prepending tasks set, and use Assume.assumeTrue so the skip appears in the test report.
Line 31 also accepts any directory whose path contains classes. Assert the test source set output segment instead.
🛠️ Proposed fix
`@Test`
public void theVendoredHelperIsTheOneOnTheClasspath() {
+ // A task that pins an older Error Prone sets this; see the class comment.
+ Assume.assumeFalse(Boolean.getBoolean("nullaway.errorprone.jar.first"));
URL location = CompilationTestHelper.class.getProtectionDomain().getCodeSource().getLocation();
- if (location.getPath().endsWith(".jar")) {
- // A task that pins an older Error Prone; see the class comment.
- return;
- }
assertWithMessage(
"com.google.errorprone.CompilationTestHelper was loaded from %s, which is not the"
+ " vendored copy in this source set",
location)
.that(location.getPath())
- .contains("classes");
+ .contains("classes/java/test");
}testErrorProneOldest and testJdk17 then need systemProperty 'nullaway.errorprone.jar.first', 'true' in nullaway/build.gradle.
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In
`@nullaway/src/test/java/com/uber/nullaway/tools/VendoredCompilationTestHelperTest.java`
around lines 22 - 31, Update VendoredCompilationTestHelperTest to skip the
jar-location check only when the nullaway.errorprone.jar.first system property
is enabled, using Assume.assumeTrue so the skip is reported; configure
testErrorProneOldest and testJdk17 to set that property. Tighten the directory
assertion to require the exact test source-set output segment rather than any
path containing classes.
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Hi @vlsi again I'm concerned this is a bit excessive given the rareness of this kind of issue cropping up, and also about the cost of slowing down CI. Will need to think this over. |
… systems The `build` job ran one row per operating system, all on Temurin 25, in the runner's locale, with the JVM's default identity-hash mode and assertions off. Several axes NullAway is sensitive to were therefore held constant. `.github/workflows/matrix.mjs` builds the rows with @vlsi/github-actions-random-matrix, which picks a pairwise-covering sample of a fixed size. Eight jobs cover the product of operating system, the JDK that runs Gradle, JDK distribution, locale, identity-hash mode, assertions, and compilation-unit order, which is 85% of the feasible pairs. `require` pins the row the fixed matrix already ran, every operating system, both JDKs the build runs on, one job with degenerate identity hash codes, one with assertions on, and one with reversed compilation units. The seed comes from the pull request number, so every push to a pull request draws the same rows and a failure that lands on an exotic one does not vanish on the next commit. `workflow_dispatch` takes a seed, so a run can be drawn again; the generator writes the seed it used to the job summary. The JDK axis starts at 21, because build.gradle refuses to run Gradle on anything older. Nothing is lost: `check` depends on testJdk17, testJdk21, testJdk26 and testJdk28, so every row runs the suite on all four through toolchains. The distribution reaches those toolchains rather than only `JAVA_HOME`, so the axis varies the JDK the tests run on and not just the one that launches them. `-XX:hashCode=2` makes every identity hash the constant 1, so a HashMap keyed on a javac Symbol degenerates to insertion order. NullAway keys several on one, and the reported type variable in an inference-failure diagnostic already depends on that order (uber#1780). `-ea` turns on the assertions in javac, in the Checker Framework dataflow library, and in NullAway itself, and costs only the jobs that carry it. `permuteSources` reverses the compilation units of each multi-file test and requires the same diagnostics. The check itself arrives with uber#1782; the property is inert until then. The locale and the JVM flags reach the test JVMs through the `testExtraJvmArgs` project property rather than the Gradle daemon, because Gradle does not run in tr_TR (gradle/gradle#17361). Windows and macOS rows are weighted down, since GitHub bills them at twice and ten times the Linux rate and both are slower per job. Only the pinned row writes the Gradle cache, and only on master: setup-gradle hashes the matrix into its key, so every other row would write an entry no later run can match. A failing job uploads its test reports, because the rows it failed on are drawn per run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Could you please clarify the exact concern? I don't understand what does bother you.
The issue of "different diagnostics depending on the order of compilation units" does happen (AFAIK there were some recently), and adding "execute the same tests in reverse order of units" seems a cheep way to have extra test coverage. The beauty of metamorphic testing is that it generates tests automatically: the next time you add a test with multiple compilation units it would automatically execute the test with units reversed to check if the test still succeeds. If you ever want to revert it (why?), that would be trivial: you revert the logic that reverses compilation units and that is it. You don't have to review all the tests. |
Fixes #1780 We don't have tests to really check the determinism yet (I'm still reviewing #1781 / #1782) but in the meantime this addresses the root cause identified in #1780. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Made constraint-related error messages deterministic by preserving a consistent ordering of reported items. * Improved reproducibility across runs without changing public APIs. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
… does not matter CompilationTestHelper asserts line by line over the sources it was given, so a diagnostic that names a line past the end of its file, or a file that was not compiled as a source, falls outside the loop: no test can assert on it and none fails when it appears. uber#1725 and uber#1733 were both diagnostics attributed to the wrong compilation unit, and GenericInferenceErrorReportingTests pads its first source with twenty comment lines so that a misattributed diagnostic lands on a line that exists. AssertableDiagnostics closes that gap for every test. It runs in the default test task, and the suite passes it today. SourceOrder covers the other half of the same defect class: every test that compiles more than one file is compiled a second time with its compilation units reversed, and the diagnostics must match. Nothing is written per test. It is on in the default test task, where it cost 2 to 3 seconds of wall time on a 10-core machine, 13 to 20% of the suite's CPU time. -PpermuteSources=false turns it off, for instance while debugging, since a breakpoint in NullAway is hit once per compilation. Both hook CompilationTestHelper, which has no extension point for either, so the class is vendored into the test source set with three marked additions. VendoredCompilationTestHelperTest guards the classpath order the copy relies on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Preserve the source path when rendering diagnostics.
If two compilation units have the same filename in different directories, fileName gives both diagnostics the same identity. A diagnostic that moves between those files can then produce the same rendered list in both compilations. compare will miss the source-order change. Render a stable source path that distinguishes the compilation units.
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Why
CompilationTestHelperasserts line by line over the sources it was given: a line with a// BUG: Diagnostic contains:comment must carry a matching diagnostic, and a line without one must carry none. Two things fall outside that loop.A diagnostic that names a line no source has. It is neither matched nor rejected, so no test can assert on it and none fails when it appears. That is not hypothetical here: #1725 and #1733 were both diagnostics attributed to the wrong compilation unit, and
GenericInferenceErrorReportingTestspads its first source with twenty comment lines so that a misattributed diagnostic lands on a line that exists — a workaround for exactly this gap, written into a test.The order the sources were handed to javac. It is not part of the program, so the report must not depend on it. The same two issues were about which compilation unit a diagnostic landed in.
What
AssertableDiagnosticsfails a test when a diagnostic names a file outside the compiled sources, or a line past the end of the file it names. A summary note that javac reports against a file atNOPOSis left alone, since no line-based assertion is meant to reach one. It runs in the defaulttesttask, and the suite passes it today, so this is a gate against a regression rather than a backlog to work through.SourceOrdercompiles the sources a second time in the reverse order and requires the same diagnostics. Reversing catches this class of defect at one extra compilation per multi-file test, where every permutation would cost n!. It applies to every test that hands the compiler more than one file and needs nothing written per test.It is on in the default
testtask.-PpermuteSources=falseturns it off, for instance while debugging a multi-file test, where a breakpoint in NullAway is otherwise hit twice.Both checks need the sources and the diagnostics of a compilation together, and
CompilationTestHelperexposes neither and has no extension point for either, so it is vendored into the test source set. The copy iserror_prone_test_helpers2.50.0 with three additions, each marked with aNullAway:comment: two check calls indoTest, and acompileoverload that takes the compilation units sodoTestcan compile them in another order. One upstream line changes becausePreferredInterfaceTypeis an error in this build.The test source set precedes its dependencies on the runtime classpath, so the copy is what the tests load — except in a task that deliberately prepends an Error Prone jar,
testErrorProneOldestandtestJdk17, which load the upstream class and run without the checks.VendoredCompilationTestHelperTestguards that: a suite that silently stopped checking something looks exactly like one with nothing to report.If Error Prone grows an option for either check, the copy goes away. I am happy to send it upstream; this does not wait on that.
How to verify
1136 tests, green, with both checks on. The 16 new tests are unit tests of the two checks themselves, not per-test permutation cases: a diagnostic on the last line passes, one past it fails, one in a file that was not compiled fails, a
NOPOSnote passes, andSourceOrder.comparereports what each order had that the other did not.To confirm the vendored class is the one loaded, and that the assertable check runs on every
doTest, makecheckEveryDiagnosticIsAssertablethrow unconditionally and run one class:./gradlew :nullaway:test --tests "com.uber.nullaway.CoreTests"All 46 fail.
VendoredCompilationTestHelperTestcovers the weaker form of this permanently.For the permutation, make
SourceOrder.comparethrow when the two orders agree, then run a class with multi-file tests both ways:./gradlew :nullaway:test --tests "com.uber.nullaway.jspecify.GenericInferenceErrorReportingTests"./gradlew :nullaway:test -PpermuteSources=false --tests "com.uber.nullaway.jspecify.GenericInferenceErrorReportingTests"By default the 3 multi-file tests of that class fail on the injected error. With
-PpermuteSources=falsenone do, and the comparison never runs.Cost
AssertableDiagnosticsadds no measurable time: it counts the lines of each source once per compilation.SourceOrderadds one compilation per multi-file test, in the defaulttesttask and not in the other test tasks. Measured on:nullaway:test, that is 2 to 3 seconds of wall time on a 10-core machine, or 13 to 20% of the CPU time of the suite.Related
#1781 no longer turns the permutation on through its matrix: the check is on in every build, and the two changes are independent.
#1780 is the same line of work: the strict per-line variant of the first check needs a baseline and is not in this change.
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-PpermuteSources=falseto disable it. This setting does not affect other Gradle tasks.