Fix regression by reverting back to characters offset rather than byt…#447
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Fix byte offset regression in AST diff calculation introduced in #444
Description
This Pull Request addresses a major character/byte offset regression introduced in PR #444 (which originally solved the cross-platform line ending alignment issue #439). While the original PR successfully resolved the CRLF/LF line-drift on Windows by transitioning to a raw-read approach and UTF-8 byte calculations, the internal string-splitting logic broke down immediately after the
beta7release.The Problem
In PR #444, file contents were switched to a raw read to prevent host-OS line ending normalization. However, the subsequent processing scattered inconsistent
.getBytes(StandardCharsets.UTF_8)evaluations across multiple files (specifically around line 127 of the updated tracking engine).When parsing files with complex token arrangements or structural variations, splitting string lines internally with
.split("\n", -1)while evaluating uneven raw byte chunks caused an off-by-one or off-by-many byte alignment drift. This completely broke AST token matching in downstream tools likeRefactoringMiner, leading to mangled, structurally misaligned visual diff outputs across multiple language test suites (Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, Kotlin).The Fix
Unified Byte Offset Calculations: Harmonized the scattered
.getBytes(StandardCharsets.UTF_8)calls across the core file-processing pipeline to ensure absolute consistency with Tree-sitter's internal byte-offset index mapping.Preserved Boundary Tokens: Fixed the parsing loop boundaries so that line index boundaries and line separators are calculated uniformly, preventing arbitrary index drifts during AST generation.
Restored AST Alignments: Confirmed via local cross-testing that tokens map accurately to their respective source files without visual fragmentation.
Related Issues & Changes
Fixes Regression From: Fix platform-dependent byte offset drift and Unicode alignment in tree-sitter-ng generators #444
Addresses Root Problem In: gen.treesitter-ng:4.0.0-beta6 does not work on Windows #439
Testing: Verified locally via
./gradlew publishToMavenLocal -x testand cross-validated againstRefactoringMinerAST diff suites to ensure full regression clearance across both Windows and macOS platforms.Visual Verification
Tested on commit abhigyanpatwari/GitNexus@1c8ae5e
Before Fix (Broken Mappings after beta7)

❌ Scattered mappings, misaligned blocks, missing token associations.
After Fix (Aligned Token Offsets)

✅ Clean structural match alignments, fully unified tracking indices.