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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds qualified Python call and import metadata, scoped import resolution, qualified-name edge storage, and qualified symbol lookup across CLI and MCP commands. Tests cover method references, call graphs, impact analysis, aliases, shadowing, inheritance, and ambiguity handling. ChangesQualified Python symbol resolution
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93-101: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a qualified
Beta.helpercaller to both fixtures.The current fixture does not expose a production failure because
Beta.helperhas no caller. Adddef beta_static_call(): return Beta.helper(None)and assert thatbeta_static_callis absent from the CLI and MCPAlpha.helperresults. This creates a material regression check for qualified-name resolution.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/cli/commands/callgraph.rs`:
- Around line 84-89: Apply explicit_file filtering before counting
qualified-symbol matches in callgraph.rs around the qualified_match_count logic,
retaining raw_symbol when exactly one file-scoped node remains. In impact.rs
around its qualified resolution, use the same file-scoped lookup and ensure
get_callers_with_route_info preserves the qualified target instead of traversing
every same-named method in the selected file.
In `@src/cli/commands/refs.rs`:
- Around line 274-281: Reject ambiguous qualified-name matches before
constructing references: update the branch handling non-empty qualified_ids to
invoke RefsTarget::reject_if_ambiguous (or equivalent len > 1 validation) before
build_refs, preserving the existing single-match behavior.
In `@src/indexer/pipeline/index_files.rs`:
- Around line 1222-1226: The import-resolution flow around
find_python_import_binding must not fall back to a module binding when the
function scope shadows local_name. Track function-scope bindings from
parameters, assignments, and nested definitions, and only resolve the module
import when no such local binding exists; preserve normal import resolution for
unshadowed names.
- Around line 1217-1274: Update the Python qualified-call resolution path to
process path metadata before candidate filtering: when its leading segment
matches an is_module_import binding from find_python_import_binding, replace
that segment with the bound module’s path segments before resolving candidates.
Preserve existing behavior for non-module bindings and unresolved paths, and
ensure aliases such as a.execute resolve against the api module path.
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In `@tests/cli_e2e.rs`:
- Around line 93-101: Add the qualified Beta.helper caller fixture as
beta_static_call, returning Beta.helper(None), in both CLI and MCP test
fixtures. Extend the corresponding Alpha.helper result assertions to verify
beta_static_call is absent, while preserving existing fixture coverage.
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- Around line 92-96: Update the target-resolution branch around base_symbol and
resolved_file to distinguish match cardinality: return a qualified miss when
there are zero qualified matches, and preserve exact qualified ambiguity when
multiple matches exist, including with --file. Use base_symbol only when the
input has no qualifier, preventing unresolved or ambiguous qualified targets
from degrading to bare-name analysis.
- Around line 102-104: Update the stale-file refresh closure in fetch_nodes to
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Thanks for this — it's a substantial piece of work, and the core ideas are right. self/cls binding, Alpha.helper() static calls, aliased class imports and qualified-name lookup across CLI/MCP are all things this index should have. Several of them measurably work (evidence below). I'm requesting changes rather than merging, because as it stands the branch also makes the call graph less trustworthy than main in four specific ways, each of which is a local fix.
How I reviewed it. Your branch is based on v0.140.0 and main is now v0.144.0, so I rebased it locally (only tests/cli_e2e.rs and tests/integration.rs conflicted — both sides had appended tests, I kept both; I verified no line from either side was lost). Then I built the base (f09bc00) and head binaries, indexed the same trees with both, and diffed the resulting edge sets rather than relying on test names:
| probe | files | base edges | head edges |
|---|---|---|---|
third-party Python corpus (/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages) |
3,818 | 529,593 | 197,835 |
| this repo's own tree (Rust 162 / JS 84 / Python 15 / …) | 307 | 12,361 | 12,354 |
| 9-file Python fixture | 9 | 29 | 20 |
The count dropping is not itself the problem — removing false positives is the point. The problem is which edges move, and that the confidence labelling shifts underneath them:
corpus `calls` edges, by confidence
base head
ambiguous 319,107 -> 11,022 (-96.5%)
extracted 67,902 -> 30,562 (-55.0%)
inferred 48,873 -> 62,260 (+27.4%)
impact defaults to --min-confidence inferred, so edges relabelled from ambiguous to inferred go from being folded out of risk scoring to being counted by it.
Blockers
1. self.method() on an inherited method is dropped entirely
SelfRecv(Class) restricts candidates to qualified_name == "<enclosing class>.<name>" (src/parser/relations/helpers.rs:158-200 → self_filter_candidates, src/indexer/pipeline/resolve.rs:1149). There's no walk up the inherits chain, so a self.helper() resolving to a base class, a mixin, or unittest.TestCase machinery matches nothing and the edge is dropped. These were extracted on base.
# mixin.py
class Base:
def helper(self): return 1
class Child(Base):
def run(self): return self.helper()base: Child.run -> Base.helper [extracted]
head: (no calls edges at all)
Restricted to cases provable from the index's own inherits edges (target's class is a transitive ancestor of the source's class), the corpus loses 2,096 true edges — a floor, since it only counts same-file inheritance with an indexed parent:
_pytest/_code/code.py: ExceptionChainRepr.toterminal -> TerminalRepr.toterminal
_pytest/capture.py: TeeCaptureIO.__init__ -> CaptureIO.__init__
_pytest/fixtures.py: TopRequest.addfinalizer -> FixtureRequest.addfinalizer
User-visible effect: impact Base.helper answers "0 callers / risk LOW" for base classes and mixins — precisely the symbols with the largest blast radius.
Suggested fix: when the direct Type.name filter comes back empty, walk the inherits closure of impl_type and retry per ancestor. If the closure is unresolved (external base class), fall back to the old bare-name/ambiguous behaviour rather than dropping. Dropping is only correct when you know the class owns the method.
2. A receiver variable whose name coincides with a module filename manufactures cross-module edges
filter_by_segment_chain (src/indexer/pipeline/resolve.rs:1105-1130) matches the leading Path segment against /{seg}.py, /{seg}.pyi, /{seg}/__init__.py. But CalleeQualifier::Path is produced for any unknown receiver (alpha.helper(), self.dep.helper(), cmd.run()), and nothing checks the segment is actually bound to a module by an import in scope. Any local, parameter or attribute whose name matches a .py basename binds the call to that file's members — at inferred, which impact counts.
# cmd.py
class Command:
def execute(self): return "wrong"
# builder.py
class Builder:
def execute(self): return "right"
def make_builder(): return Builder()
# app.py
from builder import make_builder
def go():
cmd = make_builder() # cmd IS a Builder
return cmd.execute()base: go -> Builder.execute [ambiguous] <- correct target present
go -> Command.execute [ambiguous]
head: go -> Command.execute [inferred] {"q":"path","v":"cmd"} <- only the wrong one, promoted
refs Builder.execute now answers "no callers"; refs Command.execute names a caller that doesn't exist. At corpus scale, 6,460 q:path edges have a target whose file basename equals the segment and a source file that does not import it; 1,705 of those cross top-level packages:
_pytest/_code/code.py :: ExceptionInfo.exconly -> pip/_vendor/rich/text.py :: Text.rstrip
_pytest/_io/pprint.py :: PrettyPrinter._repr -> passlib/context.py :: CryptContext.copy
A text.rstrip() on a local string becomes an edge into rich/text.py. This is the failure mode src/indexer/pipeline/python_modules.rs:20-23 singles out as this repo's worst — "a phantom bound to a real node ... precisely because nothing in the answer says it is wrong" — and it's now at a tier counted by default.
Suggested fix: only treat a leading Path segment as a module reference when find_python_import_binding(scope, segment) returns a binding with is_module_import == true. The rewrite at index_files.rs:1430-1447 already computes exactly that. With no such binding the segment is a runtime receiver: keep the old bare-name/ambiguous behaviour, but don't path-match it against filenames.
3. INDEX_VERSION is not bumped
src/domain.rs:356 is unchanged, and the repo's own index_version_guard fails on this branch and states the decision rule. The answer to its question is unambiguously yes — 529,593 → 197,835 edges on identical input. Measured consequence: a base-built index queried by the head binary reports healthy and serves the old graph, then goes half-and-half after a single edit:
$ cg-head health-check # base-built index
OK: 37 nodes, 29 edges, 9 files <- no staleness signal
$ cg-head incremental-index # after touching ONE file
Incremental index: 1 files updated
# untouched file: old rules, cross-class phantom retained
# edited file: new rules, {"q":"path","v":"Alpha"}
One index, two resolution regimes, no signal. Fix: bump to 71 with a note on the constant naming what moved, then UPDATE_EXTRACTION_FINGERPRINT=1 cargo test --test index_version_guard.
4. The branch is CI-red
Note first: this repo requires maintainer approval for workflow runs on fork PRs, so CI has never run on this branch — the only green check was CodeRabbit. Locally:
tests/import_axis_parity.rs:237fails.python_import_metadata(src/parser/relations/imports.rs:863-877) now emits"is_module_import": falseunconditionally onfrom X import Ysymbol rows; that test asserts the key is absent there.cargo fmt --all -- --checkfails: 49 diffs across 12 files, all PR-touched.
Everything else is green (1,142 lib + 335 cli_e2e + 77 integration + 25 integration_call_qualifier), and cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings is clean.
Fix: the consumers read the flag as .and_then(as_bool).unwrap_or(false), so false and absent are behaviourally identical — but the key is also stored in edges.metadata, which participates in idx_edges_unique, and emitting it produces a duplicate module-import edge in one case. Omitting the key when false fixes the test and the duplicate together. Then cargo fmt --all.
High
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self.method()fans out to same-named classes in unrelated packages.self_filter_candidatesfilters byqualified_nameacross the whole project with no file/module scoping, soself.parse()inside babel'sLocalealso binds tomkdocs/utils/babel_stub.py::Locale.parse.refs Command.run --file setuptools/_distutils/cmd.pygoes from 33 references (15 caller files) on base to 60, including pip's unrelatedCommand. Suggest scoping to same file, then same package, before any fallback. -
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refs/callgraph/impactlost the qualified→bare-name fallback (refs.rs:265-291,callgraph.rs:83-115,impact.rs:77-113). All three now branch onraw_symbol.contains('.')and require an exactqualified_name;resolve_qualified_symbol(src/cli/symbols.rs:137-162) documented and did the opposite. This is language-agnostic and hits Rust/TS/JS users too — on this repo's own index:[base rc=0] refs health.probe -> 4 references to 'probe' [head rc=1] refs health.probe -> Symbol 'health.probe' not found in index. [head rc=1] callgraph freshness.disclose -> ... the index may be stale — run `incremental-index`The reindex hint is what
callgraph.rs:213-217's own comment says the gate exists to prevent, andshowkept its fallback, soshow health.probesucceeds whilerefs health.probefails on the same binary. Suggest mirroringshow: exact qualified match first, fall back to the base-name path, and gate the hint on the base name being absent. -
The local-shadowing guard over-collects and has no test. Two independent problems in
index_files.rs:1362-1367:collect_identsrecurses the whole assignment LHS, soself.compute = 1registerscomputeas a local (andd[key] = vregistersdandkey); andwalk_python_scopeswrites each method's locals under bothClass.methodand the baremethod, so a module-levelprocess()inherits the locals of everyX.processin the file. Either makes the guardcontinue, dropping a trueextractededge before resolution. Single-variable pairs:self.compute = 1; return compute() base: Engine.run -> compute [extracted] head: (none) self.total = 1; return compute() base: Engine.run -> compute [extracted] head: same [extracted]Neutering the guard leaves the whole suite green, so the line is uncovered.
Medium / Low
- The builtin-name filter suppresses user-defined symbols reached without an explicit named import — the list includes
id,type,input,filter,map,set,list,format,open,next,super. Suggest gating on "no unique project definition of this name". - Duplicate module-import edge when a file uses both
import X as Yandfrom X import Z(same root cause as #4). impact --jsonchanged its"symbol"field without a note.python_localrecords the wrong binding for a plain dotted import.- Coverage gaps line up exactly with the defects above.
- (Low) Two load-bearing comment blocks deleted with no code change; some dead code and a third divergent qualifier rule;
get_node_ids_by_qualified_nameomits the<external>exclusion its siblings carry.
What I confirmed is working
I want to be clear that this isn't a wholesale rejection — a lot of it checks out:
- Non-Python extraction is untouched. Indexing this repo with both binaries: 12,361 → 12,354 edges, and every one of the 12 lost / 5 gained is Python. Zero Rust / JS / Markdown / JSON / Bash changes.
OR n.qualified_name = ?1does not fan out bare-name queries — the failure mode would need a node whosequalified_nameequals another node's barename; there is 1 such node out of 740 in this repo and 0 in the corpus, and the Rust qualified queries return byte-identical caller sets on both binaries.- The advertised precision wins are real: cross-class false positives (
Alpha.run -> Beta.helper) removed,selfbinding correct,from ... import Cache as NewCache; NewCache()resolving toCache. - Incremental indexing converges to a full rebuild, including through the changed
restore_inbound_edgesqualified-name path — verified for a content edit and for a class rename. - Ambiguity handling is sane: exit 1 with suggestions on both text and JSON paths,
--filedisambiguates, truncation disclosed. - MCP gained qualified-name support without losing anything — the fallback regression in #6 is CLI-only.
- Two of your new tests are not vacuous — mutating
matches!(receiver, "self"|"cls")andWHERE n.qualified_name = ?1each turns the intended test red.
Suggested order
- Bump
INDEX_VERSION+ re-record the fingerprint; omitis_module_importwhen false (clears both red test targets and the duplicate edge);cargo fmt --all. - Gate the
Pathfilename matching on a real module-import binding (blocker 2). - Walk the inheritance chain in
self_filter_candidates, and scope it (blocker 1 + high 5). - Restore the CLI fallback and the hint gate (high 6).
- Fix the two over-collections in the shadow guard, and cover the line (high 7).
- Gate the builtin filter on "no unique project definition" (medium 8).
Also worth rebasing onto current main when you pick this up — you're 33 commits behind, and only those two test files conflict.
Happy to go into more detail on any of these, and I can share the exact fixtures if that helps. Thanks again for putting the work in.
…bol resolution - Parser: extract self/cls qualifiers and attribute paths for Python calls while preserving receiver-type inference - Parser: extract python scope, local name, and module import metadata for aliased and from-imports - Storage: add query support for nodes and inbound cross-file edges by qualified name - Indexer: filter Python builtin noise call targets and resolve aliased Python imports precisely - Graph: support qualified symbol matching in recursive call graph CTE queries - CLI & MCP: support qualified symbol lookup across refs, callgraph, impact, and ast_node tools - Tests: add comprehensive integration and CLI E2E tests for Python qualified methods
… aliases, and scope shadowing - Filter qualified matches by explicit_file in callgraph and impact commands, preserving qualified target and preventing bare-symbol fallbacks - Invoke reject_if_ambiguous upfront on non-empty qualified_ids in refs command to match MCP error contract - Rewrite module aliases in Python path callee metadata (e.g. 'import api as a; a.execute()') to resolve against actual module path - Track function-scope local bindings in Python files to prevent module-level import fallback when shadowed by parameters or locals - Expand CLI and MCP test fixtures with beta_static_call negative assertions and add tests for alias resolution and scope shadowing
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@sdsrss I rebased the original three commits onto current This addresses the reported Python import/runtime-receiver split, scoped direct and inherited method resolution, shadow binding collection, builtin-name handling, import metadata deduplication, qualified CLI selection/freshness behavior, Local validation with Rust 1.95.0 passed:
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In `@src/indexer/pipeline/python_modules.rs`:
- Around line 291-300: Update the logic computing consumed so a non-alias
receiver whose name does not prefix-match module_segments returns None instead
of falling back to consuming one segment. Preserve the one-segment fallback only
for an explicit alias binding, preventing pkg.helper() from resolving helper
from pkg/sub.py rather than pkg/__init__.py.
In `@src/indexer/pipeline/resolve.rs`:
- Around line 720-722: Update the ambiguity-marking condition in the resolution
flow to require refined.len() > 1 for both preserve_all and Python qualifier
cases, preventing mark_call_edges_ambiguous from downgrading a single refined
target to CONF_AMBIGUOUS. Preserve ambiguity marking when multiple refined
targets remain.
In `@src/resolve.rs`:
- Line 72: Update detect_ambiguity and the get_nodes_with_files_by_symbol lookup
so qualified-name precedence applies only when the requested name is explicitly
qualified; for bare names, return all matching definitions, including qualified
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except_clausealiases as local bindings.
except Error as apibindsapiinside the handler. The collector skipsexcept_clause, soapi.send()can fall through to an outerimport apiand create a false cross-file call edge. Collect the clause'saliasfield and add a regression test.Proposed fix
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Summary
This PR ports and refines Python call graph precision improvements and qualified symbol resolution on top of
main(v0.140.0).Key Improvements
Python Call Qualifier & Receiver Precision:
self/clsmethod qualifiers (SelfRecv) so intra-class method calls bind directly to the enclosing class.Path) for static class method calls (Alpha.helper()) and dotted module calls (services.users.load()).rtype) from local constructor assignments and parameter annotations (infer_python_call_receiver_type).alpha.helper()) now carry path qualifiers instead of falling through to bare-name resolution, preventing false-positive cross-class edges to unrelated methods with the same name.Python Aliased & Module Imports:
python_scope,python_local, andis_module_importmetadata onfrom ... import ... as ...statements.from pkg.cache import Cache as NewCache; NewCache()) to the underlying symbol (Cache).Builtin Noise Filtering:
print,len,range,dict,list,set, etc.) into cross-file noise filtering to avoid wasteful indexing passes.Qualified Symbol Lookup Across Surfaces:
get_node_ids_by_qualified_nameandget_nodes_with_files_by_symbol.n.name = ?1 OR n.qualified_name = ?1.refs,callgraph, andimpactnow accept qualified symbol names (e.g.,Alpha.helper) when disambiguating methods with identical names across classes.find_references,get_ast_node, andget_call_graphsupport qualified names and return unambiguous results.Verification
tests/integration.rsandtests/cli_e2e.rs.cargo test --lib).cargo test --test integration).cargo test --test cli_e2e).Summary by CodeRabbit
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